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Washington, Saturday, September 5, 1942
The President has become necessary to revise the exist CONTENTS ing regulations so as to bring them under the authority of the new act, and into THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9237 accord with its terms: The revision thus E xecutive O rder: Page accomplished follows closely in scope Postal Service, authorization of Authorizing the A ppointm ent op Certain and procedure the previous regulations, appointment of certain em E m plo yees in th e P ostal S ervice care being taken to avoid encroachment ployees without regard to W ithout R egard to th e C iv il S ervice on the field covered by the Plant Quar Civil Service rules______7025 R ules antine Act. REGULATIONS AND NOTICES By virtue of the authority vested in me Order of the Secretary of Agriculture by paragraph Eight, subdivision SECOND, Agricultural M arketing Adminis section 2 of the Civil Service Act (22 By virtue of the authority vested in tration: Stat. 403, 404), it is hereby ordered that the Secretary of Agriculture by the act, Walnuts handling, hearing___ 7040 temporary clerks, carriers, and laborers approved January 31, 1942, entitled, “To Alien P roperty C ustodian: required for part-time or intermittent provide for regulating, inspecting, clean Vesting orders: work in the Postal Service in connection ing, and, when necessary, disinfecting African-Asiatic Trading Co., with the holiday or seasonal business railway cars, other vehicles, and other Inc______7052 from November 15, 1942, to January 15, materials entering the United States Akawo and Co., Inc______7059 1943, may be appointed without compli from Mexico” (Public Law 426, 77th American Askania Corp____ 7061 ance with the requirements of the Civil Congress), I, Grover B. Hill, Acting Sec American Platinum Works__ 7047 Service Rules. retary of Agriculture, do prescribe and Asano & Co. of N. Y., Inc____ 7045 This order is recommended by the Post promulgate the following regulations to Asano Bussan Co., Ltd______7049 master General. be in force and effect on September 8, Atlantic Assets Corp______7051 1942. F ranklin D R oosevelt Banco di Napoli Trust Co. of Sec. Chicago______7055 T h e W h it e H ouse, September 3, 1942. 320.1 Administration. *■ Bodee Realty Corp______7054 320.2 Regulated vehicles, articles and ma Bolle and Detzel, Inc______7055 [P. R. Doc. 42-8754; Piled, September 4, 1942; terials. Central American Plantations 10:17 a. m.] 320.3 Definitions. Corp______7055 320.4 Inspection. 320.5 Railway cars. Ehret, George, Brewery, Inc., 320.6 Vehicles, articles, and materials other and George Ehret Proper Regulations than railway cars and unregulated ties, Inc______7052 boats. Gosho Co., Inc______7051 320.7 Responsibility for opening and clean Hamburg American Line- TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE ing. North German Lloyd___ 7061 320.8 Responsibility for disinfection. Heidelberg Printing Ma Chapter III—Bureau of Entomology and 320.9 Fees for disinfection in government- chinery Corp______7045 Plant Quarantine owned facilities. Hinode Petroleum Co., Ltd__ 7046 Authority : §§320.1 to 320.9, inclusive, is Ishimitsu, S., Co______7047 P art 320—T h e M exican B order sued under the act approved January 31, 1942, Iwai & Co., Ltd______7050 R egulations entitled “To provide for regulating, inspect Japan Cotton Co______7048 ing, cleaning, and, when necessary, disinfect INSPECTION OP VEHICLES ing railway cars, other vehicles, and other ma Japan Tea Buying Agency___ 7061 Katakura Corp______7052 Introductory Note terials entering the United States from Mexico,” (Public Law 426, 77th Congress). Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Authority to inspect and apply safe Kaisha______7049 guards to railway cars, vehicles, and va § 320.1 Administration. The Chief of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd- 7048 rious materials entering this country the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Metro Stamp Co., Ltd______7047 from Mexico has been granted by Con Quarantine is charge with the adminis Mikimoto, K., Inc______7057 gress on an annual basis since 1917 and tration of the provisions of this Act and Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd- 7063 regulations covering these activities have the regulations in this part concurrently Mitsui and Co., Ltd-______7057 likewise been in force since that date. with the Plant Quarantine Act and the Mogi, Momonoi & Co., Inc___ 7053 With the enactment of the Mexican Bor quarantines and orders issued thereunder. Morimura Bros., Inc______7049 der Act, approved January 31, 1942, it (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 7025 7026 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 CONTENTS—Continued § 320.2 Regulated vehicles, articles, and materials.1 To carry out the purpose F ederal T rade Com mission: Pa«« of the aforesaid Act to prevent the intro FEDERÄLMREGISTEB Cease and desist orders: duction of insect pests and plant diseases Giroux Co., Inc—------7028 these regulations shall apply to railway Moretrench Corp______7027 cars, boats crossing the Rio Grande, air Teeterbabe Co. of Colo------7028 craft, drawn or self-propelled vehicles Hearings, etc.: (such as wagons, carts, trucks, automo Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, American School of Com biles), freight, baggage, containers, and and days following legal holidays by the merce, et al------7043 articles or materials which may be con Division of the Federal Register, The National Casey, Thomas J ------7043 taminated with insect pests or plant dis Archives, pursuant to the authority con G eneral L and Of fic e : eases. These regulations, however, shall tained in the Federal Register Act, approved Lands withdrawn for use in not apply to railway cars, other vehicles, July 26, 1935 (49 Stat 500), under regula prosecuting war: tions prescribed by the Administrative Com and other materials originating in and mittee, approved by the President. Alaska______7039 moving directly from the Northern Ter The Administrative Committee consists of Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming— 7040 ritory of Baja California, Mexico. I mmigration and Naturalization the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer § 320.3 Definitions. For the purpose of the Department of Justice designated by S ervice: the Attorney General, and the Public Printer Port Hueneme, Calif., and of these regulations the following words, or Acting Public Printer. Philadelphia, Pa., designa names, and terms shall be construed, re The daily issue of the F ederal R egister tion as ports of entry------7027 spectively, to mean: will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free I nternal R evenue B ureau: (a) “Inspector” means an inspector of of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per Substance used in manufacture the Bureah of Entomology and Plant year, payable in advance. Reipit money or Quarantine, United States Department der payable to the Superintendent of Docu of distilled spirits, defini ments directly to the Government Printing tion_1:______— _ 7029 of Agriculture. Office, Washington D. C. The charge for I nterstate Commerce Com mission: (b) “Owner or agent” includes both the single copies (minimum, 10£) varies in pro Explosives: singular and the plural and denotes the portion to the size of the issue. i Accidents of motor vehicles person, agent, firm, .company, or official, There are no restrictions on the republica with explosive ladings__ 7043 having responsible custody of railway tion of material appearing in the ederal F * Transportation in full trail cars, vehicles, or other materials subject R egister. to these regulations. Telephone Information: District 0525. ers______7038 M in es B ureau: (c) “Disinfection” includes any treat Croskill, W. J., revocation of li ment or process designed to destroy in cense------7039 sect pests or plant disease organisms. CONTENTS—Continued Offic e of D efense T ransporta- (d) “Railway cars” includes all types of cars commonly employed in the trans Alien Property Custodian—Con. tio n : Motor equipment conservation, portation of freight, such as box, flat, Vesting orders—Continued. Pa«e tank, refrigerator, gondola, stock, etc. Orange Petroleum Corp_____ 7045 deliveries of liquids (Permit 6-8)______—____ i.— __. 7039 (e) “Cleaning” means the removal, to Pettingell Machine Co______7058 the satisfaction of the inspector, of mat Refractories Improvement Co_ 7059 Rail equipment conservation, filing rate publications (Or ter, other than the cargo and articles Resinous Products and Chem being moved, which may carry insect ical Co., Inc__ ;______7062 der 18, Am. 1 ) „ — ——__ 7039 Riedel, J. D.—E. de Haen, Offic e of P rice Administration: pests or plant diseases from railway cars, A. G______7058 Defense-rental areas; hotels and other vehicles, freight, express, baggage, Riedel-de Haen, Inc______7058 rooming houses (Reg. 32A, and other materials. Rohm and Haas, A. G. (2 doc Am. 3 )______- 7038 (f) “Other vehicles” includes means of uments)—______7054,7062 Meat and meat products, licens conveyance other than railway cars, such Rondak Corp______7053 ing sellers (Sup. Order 14) _ 7033 as aircraft, boats, automobiles, trailers, Shinyei Corp______7Ô46 Tires and tubes, etc. (Rationing trucks; wagons, and carts, etc. Shoten, S. Hata, Ltd______7044 regulations, Am. 26)_____ 7034 (g) “Other materials” includes all South Texas Compress Co___ 7044 Wire, cable and cable accessories commodities, articles, and materials Suzuki, S., & Co. of N. Y., Ltd- 7050 (RPS 82, Am. 2 )___ 7034 which may be the means of introducing Toyo Machine Co., Inc_____ 7050 S ecu rities and E xchange C om mis insect pests or plant diseases into the Tsutakawa & Co______7054 sio n : United States. Westermann, B., Co., Inc___ _ 7060 Associated Gas and Electric Co., filing notice______7065 § 320.4 Inspection. As a condition of Williamson Cotton Co_-_____ 7060 entry into the United States from Mex Yamacho & Co., Ltd______7063 S elective S ervice S y st e m : Forms prescribed: ico all articles and materials’under these Yamashita Lines______7063 regulations (§ 320.2) shall be subject to Yamashita Shipping Co___ _ 7064 Registrant’s affidavit, family status and dependents— 7029 examination by an inspector for the pur Yokohama Nursery Co., Ltd_ 7060 pose of determining whether they may Zeiss, Carl, Inc______7064 Transmittal sheet for sample of DSS forms______7029 enter the United States without risk of Coast Guard: introducing insect pests and plant dis Revocation of general license— 7038 W age and Hour D iv isio n : eases. Special authorization f o r Handkerchief manufacturing in licenses— ______7038 dustry, hearing on commit § 320.5 Railway cars. When the in spector has determined by examination E conomic W arfare B oard: tee recommendations------7041 Export control, applications for W ar P roduction B oard: that railway cars may enter the United certificates of necessity, etc_ 7029 Iron and steel conservation States without risk of introducing insect E ntomology and P lant Quaran (M-126, Am. 5 and Am. 6) _ 7030, pests and plant diseases into the United States, he shall, insofar as these regula tin e B ureau: 7032 Mexican border regulations af Paper, ^standardization, etc. tions may govern, permit their entry. fecting railway cars, etc— 7025 (L-120, interpretation 1 of -If the examination discloses that any F ederal Communications Com Schedule II I ) ______- — - 7033 1 The entry of certain plants and plant m issio n : Production Foundry Co„ suspen products is regulated or prohibited by quar All America Cables and Radio, sion order (S-76)------7030 antines and regulations promulgated under Inc., hearing, etc—------7042 the Plant Quarantine Act as amended. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7027
car Is contaminated and would involve by the inspector as a condition of entry, TITLE 8—ALIENS AND NATIONALITY risk of introducing insect pests or plant shall so open, and clean, and do any and diseases into the United States, he shall all things reasonably pertaining thereto Chapter I—Immigration and Naturali prescribe, as condition of entry, cleaning, as required by the inspector. An costs zation Service transfer of cargo, or disinfection, or all incident to entry, opening, and cleaning, [General Order C -l, Supplement 14] three. When cleaning alone has been except for the services of the inspector, prescribed and done to the satisfaction shall be paid by the owner or agent in P art 110—P rimary I nspection and of the inspector he shall permit the entry charge: D etention of the cleaned cars, insofar as these reg § 320.8 Responsibility for disinfection. DESIGNATION OP PORT HUENEME, CALIFORNIA, ulations may govern entry. When dis When disinfection involves fumigation AND PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, AS infection is prescribed the entry of the the inspector win apply the fumigant PORTS OP ENTRY FOR ALIENS cars shall be conditioned on their being whether in the houses erected for the August 31, 1942. fumigated, under the supervision of the purpose or in the cars themselyes. If, inspector,, either in a government-owned Pursuant to the authority contained in the judgment of the inspector, fumi in section 23 of the Act of February 5, fumigation house or otherwise in a place gation will not provide adequate safe- and by methods prescribed by the inspec 1917 (39 Stat. 892; 8 U.S.C. 102); section gards against the introduction of insect 24 of the Act of May 26, 1924 (43 Stat. tor. Immediately upon entry of railway pests and plant diseases, he may prescribe cars for fumigation they shall be moved another type of disinfection which shall 166;«8 U.S.C. 222); section 1 of Reorgan by the owner or agent having charge of be applied by the owner or agent under ization Plan No. V (5 F.R. 2223); section same directly to the government-owned the supervision of the inspector. Costs 37 (a) of the Act of June 28, 1940 (54 fumigation plant or “spotted” at an ap incident to such disinfection, other than Stat. 675; 8 UJS.C. 458) and § 90.1, Title proved place and before placing the cars the services of the inspector, shall be 8, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations in the fumigation chambers or “spotting” borne by the owner or his agent, or paid (7 F.R. 6753), Port Hueneme, California, them for fumigating the railroad com for as prescribed elsewhere in these reg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a r e pany servicing the cars shall cause the ulations. hereby designated as ports of entry for car doors to be opened and subsequent aliens Mitering the United States. to fumigation it shall be the responsibility § 320.9 Fees for. disinfection in gov Section 110.1, Title 8, Chapter I, Code of the railroad company to remove the ernment-owned facilities. Prior to entry of Federal Regulations (Rule 3, Subd. cars from the fumigation plant or place of railway cars or other vehicles requiring A, Par. 1 of the Immigration Rules and where they have been “spotted” and to fumigation in government-owned facili Regulations of January 1, 1930, Edition close the car doors when the occasion re ties as a condition of entry, the owner or of December 31, 1936) is amended by quires. When the prescribed fumigation agent in charge shall buy fumigation cou inserting Port Hueneme, California, be has been accomplished in manner re pons from the inspector in charge at the tween Los Angeles, California, and San quired by the Chief of the Bureau of port of entry. The price fixed for these Diego, California, in the list of ports of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, the coupons shall represent as nearly as may entry for aliens in District No. 20. inspector shall permit entry into the be, the average cost of materials, facili The said § 110.1 is further amended United States insofar as these regulations ties, and special labor used by the Bureau by deleting Gloucester City, N. J., now may govern. The inspector may author of Entomology and Plant Quarantine in shown as a port of entry in District No. ize temporary entry of railway cars under performing such fumigation. On the 4 of the Immigration and Naturalization conditions to be prescribed by him for f>asis of the average cost for such fumiga Service, and substituting in lieu thereof unloading or loading in railroad yards at tion over a period of years the inspector in the following; charge shall, until further notice, collect the port of entry or for in-transit move Philadelphia, Pa. (The port of Phila ment from and to Mexico. a fee of $4.00 for each coupon sold. Pay ments for coupons, if practicable, shall be delphia includes, among others, the port § 320.6 Vehicles, articles, and mate in the form of postal money orders, or facilities at Trenton, Camden, Gloucester rials, other than railway cars and un bank drafts or certified checks drawn on City, Paulsboro, Gibbstown, and Deep regulated boats. When the inspector-has United States banks, drawn to the credit water Point, N. J.; Chester and Marcus determined by examination that vehicles, of the Treasurer of the United States. Hook, Pa., and Wilmington, Del.) other than railway cars and unregulated Payments in United States currency will E arl G. Harrison, boats, or any of the various articles and be accepted if tendered. All fees so col Commissioner. materials covered by these regulations lected by the inspector shall be promptly Approved: may enter the United States without turned into the Treasury of the United risk of introducing insect pests or plant F rancis B iddle, States as miscellaneous receipts in ac Attorney General. diseases, he shall permit their entry cordance with the practices approved by insofar as these regulations may govern. the Secretary of Agriculture. [F. R. Doc. 42-8736; Filed, September 3, 1942; If the examination by the inspector dis 1:25 p. m.] closes such regulated vehicles, articles, These regulations shall supersede the or materials are contaminated and would Rules and Regulations Prohibiting the involve risk of introducing insect pests Movement of Cotton and Cottonseed from Mexico into the United States and or plant diseases into the United States, TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES he shall prescribe, as a condition of en Governing the Entry into the United try, cleaning, transfer of cargo, or dis States of Railway Cars and Other Vehi Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission cles, Freight, Express, Baggage, or Other infection, or any or all of these. The [Docket No. 3262] cleaning, transfer of cargo and disin Materials from Mexico at Border Points, fection shall be carried out under his effective July 1, 1917, as amended Jan P art 3— Digest of Cease and D esist supervision and to his satisfaction and uary 29, 1920 (7 CFR §§ 320.1 to 320.6; 39 Orders Stat. 1164) and may be referred to as until it has been so accomplished, entry MORETRENCH CORPORATION into the United1 States shall be#refused. “The Mexican Border Regulations.” § 3.6 (a 10) Advertising falsely or § 320.7 Responsibility for opening and Done at the City of Washington this 3d day of September 1942. misleadingly—Comparative data or mer cleaning. The owner or agent in charge its: § 3.6 (b) Advertising falsely or mis of railway cars, other vehicles, and Witness my hand and the seal of the United States Department of Agriculture. leadingly—Competitors and their prod freight, express, baggage, articles, or ucts—Competitors’ products: 3.6 (t) other materials shall open these for in [seal] G rover B. Hil l , Advertising falsely or misleadingly— spection as required by the inspector and Acting Secretary of Agriculture. Qualities or properties of product: § 3.48 provide reasonable access to every part [F. R. Etoc. 42-8783; Filed, September 4, 1942; (b) Disparaging competitors and their thereof, and when cleaning is prescribed 11:14 a. m.] products—Goods—Performance. In con- 7028 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 nection with offer, etc., iiï interstate 3. Representing that one of its well- the facts entered into by the respondent commerce or in the District of Columbia, points is equal or superior to five of any herein and Richard P. Whiteley, Assistant of wellpoints and wellpoint systems, (1) other wellpoints; Chief Counsel for the Commission, which misrepresenting the amount of unob 4. Representing that its wellpoints provides, among other things, that with structed water-passing screen area of a* never clog up; out further evidence or other intervening competitive wellpoint, either directly or 5. Representing that contractors all procedure the Commission may issue and by comparison with its own wellpoint; (2) over the world testify that operating serve upon the respondent herein find representing that wellpoints manufac costs of its wellpoint system are always ings as to the facts and conclusion based tured by its competitors have only a 50 percent or any other constant per thereon and an order disposing of the limited use as jetting points, or back centage lower than operating costs of proceeding, and the Commission having waste the jetting water, or are otherwise competitive wellpoint systems. made its findings as to the facts and con inefficient or difficult to jet because It is further ordered, That the re clusion that said respondent has violated equipped with only one valve; (3) rep spondent shall, within thirty (30) days the provisions of the Federal Trade resenting that one of its wellpoints is_ after the service upon it of this order, Commission Act; equal or superior to five of any other file with the Commission a report in writ It is ordered, That the respondent Gi well points; (4) representing that its ing setting forth in detail the manner roux Company, Inc., a corporation, and wellpoints never clog up; and (5) repre and form in which it has complied with its officers, representatives, agents and senting that contractors all over the this order. employees, directly or through any cor world testify that operating costs of its By the Commission. porate or other device, in connection with the offering for sale, sale and distribution wellpoint system are always 5Û percent [ seal] O tis B. J ohnson, or any other constant percentage lower Secretary. of Worcestershire Sauce, whether sold than operating costs of competitive well under that name or any other name, in [F. R. Doc. 42-8778; Filed, September 4, 1942; commerce, as “commerce” is defined in point system^; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 11:00 Stat. 719, as amended by Sec. 3, 52 Stat. a. m.] the Federal Trade Commission Act, do 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45i) [Modified cease forthwith cease and desist from : and desist order, Moretrench Corpora 1. Using wrappers, containers, or labels which simulate the wrappers, containers, tion, Docket 3262, August 25, 1942] [Docket No. 4731] At a regular session of the Federal or labels used by Lea & Perrins, Inc., in Trade Commission, held at its office in P art 3— D igest of Cease and D esist marketing its Worcestershire Sauce, or the City of Washington, D. C., on the Orders otherwise representing that respondent’s product is Worcestershire Sauce manur 25th of August, A. D. 1942. GIROUX COMPANY, INC. This proceeding coming on for further factured and distributed by Lea & Perrins, hearing before the Federal Trade Com § 3.66 (k) Misbranding or mislabel Inc. ing—Source or origin—M aker: § 3.87 (c) 2. Using the words “English Pride” and mission and it appearing that on Feb “Old English Brand”, or any other words ruary 6, 1939 the Commission made its Simulating competitor or his or other’s product—Name, containers or dress of which indicate English origin, to desig findings as to the facts herein and con nate, describe, or refer to Worcestershire cluded therefrom that the respondent competitor’s or other’s product. In con nection with offer, etc., of “Worcester Sauce which is not made in England. had violated certain provisions of the It is further ordered, That the respond Federal Trade Commission Act and shire Sauce”, whether sold under that name or any other name, and among ent shall, within sixty (60) days after thereupon issued and caused to be served service upon it of this order, file with the on the respondent its order requiring re other things, as in order specified, using wrappers, containers, or labels which Commissionna report in writing setting spondent to cease and desist from such forth in detail the manner and form in violations; and it further appearing that simulate the wrappers, containers, or la bels used by Lea & Perrins, Inc., in mar which it has complied with this order. on April 6, 1939, the respondent filed By the Commission. with the United States Circuit Court of keting its Worcestershire Sauce, or otherwise representing that respondent’s [ sea l] O tis B. J ohnson, Appeals for the Second Circuit its peti Secretary. tion to review and set aside said order to product is Worcestershire Sauce manu cease and desist, and that on May 4,1942, factured and distributed by Lea & Perrins, Inc.; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as [F. R. Doc. 42-8779; Filed, September 4, 1942; the United States Circuit Court of Ap 11:00 a. m.] peals for the Second Circuit rendered its amended by sec. 3, 52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., opinion and on May 21, 1942 issued its sec. 45b) [Cease and desist order, Gi roux Company, Inc., Docket 4731, Sep decree modifying the aforesaid order of [Docket No. 3709] the Commission in certain particulars tember 1, 1942] and affirming said order as so modified: §3.66 (k) Misbranding or mislabel P art 3— Digest of Cease and D esist Now therefore, pursuant to the pro ing—Source or origin—Place—Domestic Orders visions of subsection (i) of section 5 of product as imported: § 3.96 (a) Using TEETERBABE COMPANY OF COLORADO the Federal Trade Commission Act, the misleading n a m e—Goods—Place—Do Commission issues this, its modified order mestic product as imported. In connec § 3.99 (b) Using or selling lottery de to cease and desist in conformity with tion with offer, etc., of “Worcestershire vices—In merchandising. In connection said decree; Sauce”, whether sold under that name or with offer, etc., in commerce, of electric It is ordered, That the respondent, any other name, and among other things, irons, electric toasters, cameras, electric Moretrench Corporation, its officers, as in order specified, using the words fans, hot plates, electric mixers, and chil representatives, agents and employees, “English Pride’tand “Old English Brand”, dren’s chairs and jumper seats, or any directly or through any corporate or other or any other words which indicate Eng other merchandise, (1) supplying, etc., device, in connection with the offering lish origin, to designate, describe, or refer agents; distributors, or members of the for sale, sale and distribution of well-* to Worcestershire Sauce which is not public, with pull cards or other devices points and wellpoint systems in interstate made in England; prohibited. (Sec. 5, which are to .be used? or may be used, commerce or in the District of Columbia, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 in th# sale or distribution of respond do forthwith cease and désist from: Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Cease ent’s merchandise or any merchandise to 1. Misrepresenting the amount of un and desist order, Giroux Company, Inc., the public by means of a game of chance, obstructed water-passing screen area of Docket 4731, September 1, 1942] gift enterprise, or lottery scheme; and a competitive wellpoint, either directly or At a regular session of the Federal (2) selling, e^fi., any merchandise by by comparison with its dwn wellpoint; Trade Commission, held at its office in means of a game of chance, gift enter 2. Representing that wellpoints manu the City of Washington, D. C., on the 1st prise, or lottery scheme; prohibited. factured by its competitors have only a day of September, A. D. 1942. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. limited use as jetting points, or back This proceeding having been heard by 3, 52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) waste the jetting water, or are otherwise the Federal Trade Commission upon the [Cease and desist order, Teeterbabe Com inefficient or difficult to jet because complaint of the Commission, the answer pany of Colorado, Drcket 3709, August eqmpped with only one valve; of the respondent, and a stipulation as to 31, 19421 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7029
At a regular session of the Federal 2811), Article I (c) of Regulations 17 [No. 119] Trade Commission, held at its office in (§ 173.1
No. 3, Delegations of Authority Nos. 25 ratings shall be assigned or applied to Razor blades. and 26, 7 F.R. 4951.) such deliveries to Leon Cameto, indi Sponges. vidually or doing business as Production Staples. F. R . K err, Foundry Company, by means of pref Tennis balls. Colonel, Infantry, Chief, Export erence rating certificates, preference Tobacco products. Control Branch, Office of Exports. rating orders, general preference orders Toilet water. August 27, 1942. or any other orders or regulations of Yarn.” [F. R. Doc. 42-8786; Filed, September, 4, 1942; the Director of Industry Operations or to be and read as follows: 11:24 a. m.] the Director General for Operations except as specifically authorized by the “Cans or containers for: Director General for Operations. Anti-freeze (under 5 gal. size), artist supplies, coffee, and tobacco prod Chapter IX—War Production Board (d) No allocation shall be made to Leon Cameto, individually or doing busi ucts; except that closures for glass P art 1010—S uspension Orders ness as Production Foundry Company, containers for such items may be processed until October 1, 1942, but [Suspension Order S-76] his successors and assigns, of any mate rial the supply or distribution of which is only from distressed stocks of black PRODUCTION FOUNDRY COMPANY governed by any order of the Director of plate already lithographed on or before September 3, 1942. Production Foundry Company of Oak Industry Operations or the Director Gen eral for Operations, except as specifically Bouillon cubes.. land, California, is an unincorporated Candy. aluminum foundry owned arid operated authorized by the Director General for Operations. Caviar. by Leon Cameto. Between February 1 Chalk. and April 23, 1942, the company made (e) Nothing contained in this order shall be deemed to relieve Leon Cameto, Gloves. deliveries of approximately 11,929 pounds Incense. of aluminum to various customers al individually or doing business as Produc tion Foundry Company, from any restric Lawn seed. though such shipments had been specifi Nuts. cally disapproved on the PD-26a Form tion, prohibition or provision contained in any other order or regulation of the Pencils. filed by the company. The shipment of Pet food. 9577 pounds of this amount was due to Director of Industry Operations or the Phonograph needles. a justifiable misunderstanding on the Director General for Operations except in so far as the same may be inconsistent Playing cards. part of the company but shipment of the Razor blades. with the provisions hereof. remaining 2753 pounds was made in wil Sponges. ful violation of Supplementary Orders (f) This order shall take effect Sep Staples. M -l-a 1 and M -l-f .2 Between February tember 8, 1942, and shall expire on De Tennis balls. 1 and April 23, 1942, the company also cember 8,1942, at which time the restric Toilet water. made deliveries of approximately 26,700 tions contained in this order shall be of Yarn.” pounds of aluminum which had not been no further effect. (2) By amending the item on List A listed for approval on Form PD-26a and (P. D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; which had not been authorized for ship W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024; 7 which reads: ment by the Director of Industry Opera F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, “Door closers—except fire prevention tions. Such shipments were made in wil 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a ), Pub. Law 671, 76th as required by Underwriters Code.” ful violation of Supplementary Orders Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and to be and read as follows: M -l-a and M -l-f. 507, 77th Cong.) These violations of Supplementary Or “Door closers—except for hospitals, ders M -l-a and M -l-f have impeded and Issued this 3d day of September 1942. public toilet doors, exterior doors on pub hampered the war effort of the United Amory H oughton, lic buildings, and where required to meet States by diverting aluminum to uses Director General for Operations. fire regulations 1.” unauthorized by the War Production [F. R. Doc. 42-8737; Filed, September 3, 1942; Board. In view of the foregoing: It is (3) By amending the item on List A 2:26 p. m.] which reads: hereby ordered, That: § 1010.76 Suspension Order S-76. (a) “Electric water coolers—except on PD- Leon Cameto, individually or doing busi la or PD-3a certificates.” ness as Production Foundry Company, P art 1176—I ron and S teel Conservation to be and read as follows: his successors and assigns, shall accept [Amendment 5 to General Conservation Order M-126 as Amended July 13, 1942] “Electric drinking water coolers—ex no deliveries from any source of primary cept for use in war plants.” aluminum, secondary aluminum, alum Section 1176.1 General Conservation inum scrap or alloys of which aluminum Order M-126 ’ is hereby amended in the (4) By amending the item on List A constitutes the major part, except as following respects: which reads: specifically authorized by the Director (1) By amending the items on List “Fireplace equipment—except damp General for Operations. ers.” (b) Beginning 15 days after the effec A which read: tive date of this order, Leon Cameto, in “Cans or containers for* anti-ffeeze to be and read as follows: dividually or doing business as Produc under 5 gal. size:' “Fireplace equipment, including but tion Foundry Company, his successors Artist supplies. not limited to, grates, clean out doors and assigns, shall not melt, process, fab Bouillon cubes. and ash dumps—except dampers.” ricate, or in any way use any primary Candy. aluminum, secondary aluminum, alum (5) By amending the item on List A Caviar. which reads: inum scrap, or alloys of which aluminum Chalk. constitutes the major part, except as Coffee. “Gutters, spouting, conductor pipe and specifically authorized by the Director Gloves.' * fittings for single family dwellings.” General for Operations. Incense. to be and read as follows: (c) Deliveries of material to Leon Lawn seed. Cameto, individually or doing business as Nuts. “Gutters, spouting, conductor pipe and Production Foundry Company, his suc Pencils. fittings for single family dwellings.” 1 cessors and assigns, shall not be accorded Pet food. priority over deliveries under any other (6) By deleting the item on List A Phonograph needles. which reads: contract pr order and no preference Playing cards. “Loose leaf binding wire, rings, posts 1 6 F.R. 1599, 2521; 7 F.R. 27, 655. *7 F.B. 1104, 6519. 17 F.R. 5353. 5358 5462, 5510, 5902, 6047. and metal parts.” FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7031
(7) By amending the item on List A (15) By amending the exceptions (20) By deleting the item on Supple which reads: under the item “Tanks (strapping ex mentary List A which reads: “Milk bottle cases." cluded)” on List A which read: “Pences, railings and barriers (except to be and read as follows: “Storage, water1—except: livestock and poultry enclosures for es “Milk bottle cases—except that a total (c) Boilers, hot water and storage. sential industrial use).” of 4% lbs. of iron and steel per case (d) Pneumatic pressure tanks under 31 (21) By amending the Item on Supple (including joining and essential hard gallons.” mentary List A which reads: ware) may be used." to be and read as follows: “Railings, barriers, and fences, (ex (8) By amending the item on List A “Storage, water1—except: cept livestock and poultry enclosures) which reads: (c) Range boilers and hot water storage. and essential industrial use.” “Novelties and souvenirs of all kinds." (d) Pneumatic pressure tanks 82 gallon to be and read as follows: to be and read as follows: size and 31 gallon or smaller size.” “Railings, barriers and fences, except “Novelties and souvenirs of all kinds— (16) By amending the item on List A for livestock and poultry enclosures and except that the assembling of artificial which reads: essential industrial uses.” leaves, fruit, flowers, and of feather “Wagon bodies, frames, and wheels, all ornaments shall be permitted when any m etal1—except for construction” (22) By amending the item on Supple iron or steel wire to be used was drawn mentary List A which reads: to be and read as follows: on or before June 19,1942 or was sold to “Railroad rail joints over 24" in the manufacturer of the artificial leaves, “Wagon bodies and frames‘—except length.” 1 fruit, flowers or feather ornaments as for construction.” scrap.” to be and read as follows: (17) By amending the item in Supple (9) By deleting the item on List A mentary List A which reads: “Railroad rail joint angle bars over 24" which reads: “Cabinets for diathermy, sinusoidal in length, except for replacement on used “Posts for fencing—except on A-2 or and galvanic apparatus.” rails.” 1 higher." to be and read as $pllows: (23) By adding the following item and (10) By amending the item on List A applicable governing date to Supple which reads: “Cabinets for diathermy, sinusoidal mentary List A to be and read as follows: and galvanic apparatus.” “Sink metal drainboards, both integral “Fireplace and removable.” (18) By deleting the item on Supple dampers------September 3,1942.” mentary List A which reads: to be and read as follows: (24) By adding the following item and “Cross ties and other timber anti applicable governing date to Supplemen “Sink drainboards, both integral and checking devices.” removable.” tary List A to be and read as follows: (19) By amending the following items (11) By amending the item on List A “Partitions------September 3,1942.” which reads: which appear under the heading Hos pital equipment on Supplementary List (25) By adding the following item and “Sporting and athletic goods.” A: applicable governing date to Supplemen tary List A to be and read as follows: to be and read as follows: (a) By amending the item which reads: “Playground “Sperting and athletic goods—except equipment------September 3, 1942.” that fully fabricated skates, cleats, and “Bassinets." (26) By deleting the item on List C similar items may be attached to athletic to be and read as follows: shoes without restriction.” which reads: (12) By amending the item on List A “Bassinets, except for frame and bas - “Loose leaf binding wire, rings, posts, which reads: ket.” and metal parts.” “Stamped bakery equipment." (b) By deleting the item which reads: (27) By deleting the item on List C which reads: to be and read as follows: “Bed cradles." (c) By amending the item which “Posts for fencing.” “Stamped bakery equipment—except reads: pie plates for commercial or institutional (28) By amending the item on List C use.” “Linen Hampers.” which reads: (13) By deleting the item on List A. to be and read as follows: “Sink, metal drainboards, both integral which reads: “Linen hampers, except for frames.* and removable—for use on board ship “Stamps (except for marking metal) and wheie required for sterilization.” (d) By deleting the item which reads: (14) By amending the exception under to be and read as follows: the item Tags: Key; name, price; iden “Solution and irrigator stands, except for use in operating rooms.” “Sink drainboards^ both integral and tification on List A which reads: removable—for use on board ship and “(c) Metal tags required by federal or (e) By amending the item which where required for sterilization.” reads: state law for livestock and poultry.” (29) By deleting the item on List C to be and read as follows: “Supply and treatment cabinets.” which reads: “Metal tags required for identification to be"and read as follows: “Stamps.” of livestock and poultry and products “Supply and treatment cabinets, ex made therefrom.” (30) By adding the following item to cept for operating rooms.” List C to be and read as follows: 7032 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
“Electric drinking water coolers—for to be and read as follows: Non-nickel bearing stainless steel lin ers for portable water coolers. use on board ship, in hospitals and in “Floor and ceiling plates for piping, tropical climates.” Non-nickel bearing stainless steel for for use on board ship, for military ve tanks and hoods of dish washing ma (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 P.R. 6680; hicles, and where climatic or safety con chines. W .P3. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 ditions make necessary.” Metal sponges from non-nickel bearing F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, (5) By amending the item on List C stainless steel wire. 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a ), Pub. Law 671, 76th which reads: “Lockers—for office equip Compartment mess trays, but only Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and ment as limited by Limitation Order L- from existing finished stocks of stainless 507, 77th Cong.) 13-a, for use on board ship, for use out steel or new stainless steel, only if the Issued this 3d day of September 1942. side continental limits of United States processing is past the melting stage on and in ordnance plants.” September 3, 1942.” Amory Houghton, to be and read as follows: “Games.” Director General for Operations. “Garage hoists and car lifts.” [F. R. Doc. 42-8739; Filed, September 3, 1942; “Lockers—for office equipment as lim “Hand seals for documents.” 2:26 p. m.] ited by Limitation Order L-13-a, for use “Harness and saddlery fittings.” on board ship, military vehicles, outside “Hat frames, wire and gimps.” continental limits of United States and “Hat-making machinery, but only— P art 1176—I ron and S teel C onservation in ordnance plants.” Blocking machines with complete sets [Amendment 6 to General Conservation Or (6) By adding the following items to of blocks. der M-126 as Amended July 13, 1942] List C to be and read as follows: Sets of dies for cutting parts.” List C of General Conservation Order “Accessories, soda fountain—for use on “Hospital equipment— M -1261 (§ 1176.1) is hereby amended in Arm immersion stands. board ship.” Bed trays. the following respects: “Automobile heaters—where specified Bedside panel screen frames—for use (1) By amending the item on List C for military vehicles.” “Awning frames and supports—for use in operating rooms, and outside conti which reads: nental limits of United States. on board ship, military repair units, hos Bowl stands—for use in operating “Access panels—for use on board ship pital installations, and military construc rooms and on board ship. and where climatic or safety conditions tion units.” make necessary.” Cabinets—X-Ray film filing. “Barber shop supplies.” Cabinets for diathermy, sinusoidal and to be and read as follows: “Beds—for use on board ship; beds containing not more than 5 pounds of galvanic apparatus. “Access panels—for use on board ship, iron or steel, excluding springs.” Chart holders. on military vehicles and where climatic “Bed spring frames—for use on board Commodes—for hospital use outside or safety conditions make necessary.” ship and for maintenance and repair.” continental limits of United States. “Brushes, wire bristles only.” Dish trucks—frames and wheel tires (2) By amending the item on List C only. which reads: “Buttons.” “Canopies and supports—for use on Dressing stand frames. “Air conditioning systems—for hospital board ship, military repair units, hospi Examining tables, non-adjustable— operating rooms and industrial plants tal installations, and military construc for use on board ship and in Field Hos (excluding offices), for use on board ship, tion units.” pitals. for use outside continental limits of the “Casket handles.” Instrument cabinets. United States, for use in fortifications, “Ceilings—for use on board ship, but Instrument tables. for handling and storage of explosives, only where necessary.” Nurses’ work tables. for storage and handling of instruments “Cigarette lighters—for use outside Overbed and swing overbed tables— critical to temperature, and in gas proof continental limits of United States, for functional parts only. ing installations.” sale by Post Exchanges at ports of em Stands and racks for colonic irrigation barkation, and for sale by Ships Service apparatus. * to be and read as follows: Sterilizer stands. Stores on board ship.” Supply and treatment cabinets. “Air conditioning systems—for-hospi “Clothing trim.” tal operating rooms and industrial plants “Counter tops—for use on board ship.” Utensil racks.” (excluding offices), for use on board ship, “Drapery and curtain fasteners and “Ice box exteriors—for use on board ship, mobile type refrigerators, and for for use outside continental limits of the rings—for use on board ship.” United States, for use in fortifications, “Dust covers and enclosures—when use where climatic conditions make for handling and storage of explosives, specified for military vehicles.” necessary.” for storage and handling of instruments “Fences, chain link, weighing not more “Ice cube trays.” critical to temperature or humidity, for than 2 pounds per lineal foot and not “Keys for opening cans.” use in gas proofing installations, and for more than .33 pounds per square foot.” “Laundry trays—for use on board use in mobile surgical vehicles and lab “Flag staffs and flag masts—for use ship.” oratory vehicles.” on board ship, and on military vehicles.” “Lavatories—for use on board ship and “Floor polishing machines—mainte outside continental limits of United (3) By amending the item on List C States.” which reads: nance and repair only.” “Furniture—for use on board ship.” “Mail boxes—for use on board ship.” “Door handles—for fire prevention, for “Galley and mess equipment of stain “Pads, inking-and stamping.” use on board ship, and where climatic or less steel, but only— “Partitions—for use in hospitals and safety conditions make necessary.” Clad stainless steel for steam tables on board ship.” “Phonograph motors, hand wound.” to be'and read as follows: and warming pans. Single clad stainless steel on inside of “Pencils, automatic, functional parts “Door handles—for fire prevention, steam jacketed kettles. only,'except for resale.” for use on board ship, for military ve Clad stainless steel bottoms and solid “Pitchers.” hicles, and where climatic or safety con stainless steel sides for pressure cookers. “Railings—for use on board ship.” ditions make necessary.” Non-nickel bearing stainless steel clad “Screen frames.” “Shirt and stocking dryers of cast iron (4) By amending the item on List C doors and other* parts coming in direct only.” which reads: contact with food in cold storage spaces on board ship. “Sink aprons and legs—for use on “Floor and ceiling plates for piping, Non-nickel bearing stainless steel lin board ship.” for use on board ship, and where climatic ings for coffee urns. “Sink drainbeards, both integral and or safety conditions make necessary.” Stainless steel single clad sinks and removable—for use on board ship and where required for sterilization.” 1 Supra. dresser tops for use on board ship. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7033
"Siphon chargers for life jacket in Chapter XI—Office of Price Supplementary Order No. 14 supersedes flation.” Administration the provisions of § 1499.16 of the General “Swivel chairs—for use on board ship.” Maximum Price Regulation insofar as “Tile, steel back—for ladder treads, step P art 1305—Administration said § 1499.16 may be applicable to sales plates and use on board ship.” [Supplementary Order 14] for which a license is required by this “Tool cases—for mobile equipment.” order: Provided, That, the licensing pro “Tool handles, where specified.” LICENSING SELLERS OF MEAT AND MEAT visions of the General Maximum Price “Truck and trailer units and bodies, PRODUCTS Regulation shall continue to apply to where specifically designed for military A statement of the reasons for this sales at retail. purposes.” (e) Registration of licensees. Every “Urinals—for use on board ship, and Supplementary Order No. 14 has been issued simultaneously herewith and filed seller hereby licensed may be required outside continental limits of United to register with the Office of Price Ad States.” with the Division of the Federal Regis ter.* ministration at such time and in such “Waste baskets—for hospital use only.” manner as the Administrator may here “Water troughs, frame and support Pursuant to the authority of the Emer after by regulation prescribe. only.” gency Price Control Act of 1942, includ (f) License not transferable. The ing section 205 (f) (1) thereof, it is here license hereby granted is not transfer (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; by ordered: W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 able. F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, § 1305.18 Provisions licensing sellers (g) Suspension of license. Licensees 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2(a), Pub. Law 671, 76th of meat and meat products— (a) License violating any of the provisions of this Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and required. Effective September 8, 1942, a order or of the license hereby granted, 507, 77th Cong.) license as a condition of selling is hereby or violating any of the provisions of the required of every seller now or hereafter price regulations specified in paragraph Issued this 3d day of September 1942. selling any meat, meat product or serv (b) hereof, or violating the provisions of Am ort H oughton, ice for which maximum prices are estab any applicable regulation, order or re Director General for Operations. lished by Price Regulations Nos. 148, 156, quirement under section *202 (b) of the [F. R. Doc. 42-8738; Filed, September 3, 1942; 169 or Temporary Maximum Price Regu Act, are subject to the license suspen 2:26 p. m.] lation No. 20,1 as now or hereafter sion proceedings provided in the Act: amended or supplemented, or by any Provided, however, That no proceedings price regulation now or hereafter issued, for the suspension of a license, and no amended or supplemented by the Office suspension, shall confer any immunity P art 1223—S tandardization and of Price Administration making appli from any other provision of the Act. Simplification of P aper cable by reference the provisions of this (h) Definitions. When used in this Supplementary Order No. 14, the term; [Interpretation 1 of Schedule III to Supplementary Order No. 14. Limitation Order L-120] (b) License granted. Every seller now (1) “Seller” means any individual, or hereafter selling any meat, meat prod corporation, partnership, car route, A question nas arisen as to whether ucts or services for which m axim um packer’s branch house, or any other or the term “special name watermark”, as prices are established by Price Regula ganized group of persons or legal suc used in item (vi) of various captions in tions Nos. 148, 156, 169 or Temporary cessor or representative of any of the the Appendix to § 1223.4 (Schedule III Maximum Price Regulation No. 20, as foregoing who sells, slaughters for an to Limitation Order L-1201), includes now or hereafter amended or supple other, supplies, disposes, barters, ex merchant marks. mented, or by any price regulation now changes, transfers or delivers, or con The term “special name watermark”, or hereafter issued, amended or supple tracts or offers to do any of the forego as used in item (vi) of various of the mented by the Office of Price Adminis ing. Where a person makes sales from captions in the Appendix to § 1223.4 tration making applicable by reference more than one place of business, each (Schedule III to Limitation Order L - the provisions of this Supplementary separate place of business of such person 120), is hereby officially interpreted to Order No. 14, is hereby granted a license shall be deemed to be a separate seller, include merchant marks. However, the as a condition of selling such meat, meat except that all places of business owned provisions applying to special name products, or services. The provisions of or controlled by the same person, and watermarks do not prevent the manu every price regulation of the Office of selling in the same market area shall be facture of fine writing papers for a mer Price Administration to which this order regarded as a single seller. Each ship chant’s stock with a mark used to now is or may hereafter become appli ping point from which a car route or car identify a merchant’s regular stock line, cable shall be deemed to be incorporated routes originate shall be deemed* a sep provided such marks are applied to in .the license hereby granted, and any arate seller. papers of standard grade, color and sub violation of any provision so incorporated (2) “Sales at retail” means sales to stance weight, in a standard size or sizes, shall be a violation of the provisions of the ultimate consumer: Provided, That and in the quantities provided for a said license. The license granted by this no wholesaler, processor, packer, slaugh special name watermark under the ap order shall become effective September terer, branch house, purchaser for resale, propriate caption. 8,1942, or when any person becomes sub car route or commercial user, shall be ject to the provisions of this order, and deemed to be an ultimate consumer, ex (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; cept that a sale to a purveyor of meals, W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 shall, unless suspended as provided in the Act, continue in force so long as and by a person regularly and generally en F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, to the extent that any such regulation or gaged in selling at retail, made on usual 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a ), Pub. Law 671, 76th any applicable part, amendment or sup retail terms, shall be regarded as a sale Cong!, as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and plement remains in effect. at retail. 507, 77th Cong.) (c) Exclusions. This order shall not (3) “Market area” means any mu Issued this 4th day of September 1942. apply to sales at retail. nicipality or group of municipalities each of which has a common boundary Amory H oughton, (d) Licensing section of General Max Director General for Operations. imum Price Regulation superseded. This with another: Provided, That such mar ket area shall in no event extend in any [F. R. Doc. 42-8782; Filed, September 4, 1942; ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of direction farther than 50 miles from the 11:09 a. m.J Price Administration. seller’s shipping point. 17 F.R. 3821, 4230, 4342, 4653, 4798, 5222, (4) “Act” means the Emergency Price » 7 F.R. 6124, 5216, 6074. 5426, 5780, 5868. Control Act of 1942. No. 176------2 7034 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
(5) “Price regulation” means a sched will be fully responsible for acts of the upon a physical count showing the total ule effective in accordance with the pro agent and any person acting for him. number of tires and tubes at the begin visions of section 206 of the Emergency The manufacturer shall not designate any ning and end of the preceding monthly Price Control Act of 1942, a maximum other individual as his agent except upon period on each of such premises and the price regulation or temporary maximum authorization in writing from the Office total number of transfers to and from price regulation issued by the Office of of Price Administration, Washington, such stocks during said monthly period Price Administration, or any order D. C. The Office of Price Administration and shall list, by serial number if there' issued pursuant to any such regulation may in its discretion deny, modify or is one, the certificates or receipts or Parts or schedule. revoke any authorization at any time. B thereof upon which the transfers were (i) Effective date of Supplementary The number of premises authorized for made, and the number, by size and type, Order No. 14. This Supplementary Or each manufacturer shall not exceed 50. of tires or tubes represented by each der No. 14 (§ 1305.18) shall become effec (b) The manufacturer shall also sub such certificate or receipt. tive September 8, 1942. (Pub. Law 421, mit with his first application for author For authorized premises that are re 77th Cong.) ization, a statement setting forth the gional branches of the manufacturer, the total number of consignments then kept report shall include an inventory based Issued this 3d day of September 1942. by him upon premises used in performing upon book records showing the total L eon H enderson, the functions of a distributor or retailer number of tires and tubes at the begin Administrator. in the United States or any of its terri ning and end of the preceding monthly tories or possessions together with the period on each of such premises (except [F. R. Doc. 42-8747; Filed, September 3, 1942; that the monthly reports that shall be 4:57 p. m.] names and addresses of the consignees. (c) A manufacturer may not keep filed on the 20th day of January, April, more than 500 such tires and 500 such July and October shall include an in tubes at any time on any authorized ventory based upon a physical count P art 1315—R ubber and P roducts, and premises unless the Office of Price Ad rather than upon book records) and the M aterials of W h ich R ubber is a ministration authorizes him in writing to total number of tires and tubes trans C omponent keep a greater stock, or unless the au ferred to and from such stocks during said monthly period. The number of [Amendment 26 to Revised Tire Rationing thorized premises are regional branches Regulations*] of the manufacturer. A regional branch tires and tubes included in the inventory means any premises wholly controlled by and the transfers to and from such stocks TIRES AND TUBES, RETREADING AND RECAP the manufacturer at which the usual during said monthly period shall be listed PING OF TIRES, AND CAMELBACK functions of the manufacturer’s business, by totals of passenger tires (including In § 1315.801, paragraph (f) (2) (ii) is apart from production, are performed, motorcycle tires), passenger tubes (in amended to read as set forth below; provided that such premises are not used cluding motorcycle tubes), truck tires, in performing the functions of a distrib truck tubes, tractor tires (including im Transfers and Deliveries of New Tires utor or retailer. plement tires and tires not otherwise and Tubes, Retreaded or Recapped (d) The tires or tubes shall be kept specified) and tractor tubes (including Tires and Camelback segregated from any others owned, pos implement tubes and tubes not otherwise § 1315.801 Permitted and prohibited sessed or controlled by a person other specified). The size, grade or ply of such transfers of new tires and tubes. * * * than the manufacturer and shall be kept tires or tubes need not be stated. (f) Other transfers. * * * readily identifiable upon inspection by (g) The provisions of paragraph (f) (2) By wholesaler or manufacturer signs, labels or similar means. The man (2) (ii) of this section shall apply only without changing ownership or control: ufacturer shall at all times have access to tires and tubes located at any author new tires and tubes kept on any premises to the portion of the premises on which ized premises and not to tires or tubes by manufacturer. * * * the tires and tubes are so segregated. located at the place of manufacture or (ii) Any person who manufactures (e) Except in the case of transfer in a pubHc warehouse. In the case of tires and tubes and who complies with without certificate expressly permitted segregated stocks “authorized premises” the following conditions may, without by other provisions of these regulations, means only that portion of the premises certificate, transfer new tires or tubes or or transfer by a manufacturer from one upon which the segregated stock is recapped or retreaded tires to, or keep of his authorized premises to another, no located. them upon any premises, provided that tires or tubes shall be transferred from * * * * * no change in ownership or control of any authorized premises unless the ) § 1315.1199a Effective dates of amend- such tires or tubes is thereby effected: manufacturer or his duly designated TtlCTlt, * * * . (a) Except as provided hereinafter, agent shall have first received in ex (z) Amendment No. 26 (§ 1315.801) to the manufacturer shall not transfer to, change therefor and in accordance with Revised Tire Rationing Regulations shall or keep such tires and tubes upon any the requirements of these regulations a become effective September 8, 1942. premises, whether or not such tires or nontransferable certificate for the pur tubes were previously kept at such chase of new tires or tubes, OPA Form (Pi.b. Law 421, 77th Cong., O.P.M. Supp. premises, unless he has been authorized No. R-2, a nontransferable certificate Order No. M-15c, W.P.B. Directive No. 1, in writing to do so by the Office of Price for the-purchase of retreaded or re Supp. Directive No. IB, 6 F.R. 6792, 7 F.R. Administration, Washington, D. C. Ap capped tires, OPA Form No. R-8, a non 562, 925). plication for such authorization shall be transferable emergency certificate, OPA Issued this 3d day of September 1942. made in writing by the manufacturer Form No. Rr-20, a nontransferable re L eon H enderson, and shall state for each of such premises ceipt, OPA Form No. R-12, or Part B of Administrator. the location thereof and the name and . any such certificate or receipt. address of the person who. owns or con (/) Records of inventory and of all [F. R. Doc. 42-8746; Filed, September 3, 1942; trols them. For each of such authorized transfers to and from any authorized 4:56 p. m .] premises, except where the authorized premises shall be kept by the manufac premises are regional branches, the man turer at such premises and at his princi ufacturer shall appoint a specified indi pal place of business. The manufac P art 1349—E le c t r ic a l G eneration, vidual as his agent to be responsible for turer shall make monthly reports there T ransmission C onversion and Dist r i the stock of tires and tubes and shall of to the Office of Price Administration bution Apparatus submit with his application for author commencing with the month of Septem [Amendment 2 to Revised Price Schedule 8 2 1[ ization the name and address of the ber 1942. Such reports shall be filed not agent, a verified copy of his agreement later than the 20th day of the calendar WIRE, CABLE AND CABLE ACCESSORIES with the agent and a statement that he month following the period covered by A statement of the considerations in the report. *7 FR. 1027, 1089, 2106, 2107, 2541, 2633, volved in the issuance of this amendment, 2945, 2948, 3235, 3237, 3551, 3830, 41^6, 4336, For each of such authorized premises, issued simultaneously herewith, has been 4493, 4543, 4544, 4617, 4856, 5023, 5274, 5276, except regional branches the monthly re 5566, 5605, 5867, 6385, 6423, 6775. ports shall include an inventory based 1 7 F.R. 1358, 1836, 2133. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7033
filed with the Division of the Federal or paying finance officer thereof and (il) (b) Any tax upon the sale or delivery Register.* the government of any country the de of wire, cable or cable accessories and Section 1349.1 is amended; in § 1349.4 fense of which the President of the United any compensating use tax upon wire, the phrase “not less than ten days” set States deems vital to the defense of the cable or cable accessories levied by any forth in paragraphs (e) and (f) is United States under the terms of the statute of the United States, or statute amended to read “not less than thirty Act of March 11, 1941, entitled “An Act or ordinance of any state or subdivision days” and paragraph (g) is amended; to promote the defense of the United thereof and becoming effective on ’or § 1349.5 is redesignated § 1349.11 and par States” or to any agency of any such after October 15, 1941, may also be col agraph (a) thereof is amended; § 1349.6 is government. Any such war procurement lected by the manufacturer making such redesignated § 1349.10; § 1349.7 is redes agency or contracting or paying finance taxable sale or delivery in addition to ignated § 1349.12 and subdivision (iii) of officer thereof and any such government the maximum price if such tax is stated subparagraph (18) thereof is revoked; or any agency thereof shall be relieved separately from the purchase price, un § 1349.8 is redesignated § 1349.13 and of any and every liability, civil or crim less the manufacturer had increased his paragraph (a) thereof is amended and inal, imposed by such regulation or by price on or before October 15, 1941,. to paragraph (i) Is revoked; § 1349.9 is re the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942. reflect such new or increased tax. designated § 1349.15; § 1349.9a is redes (2) “War procurement agency”, as used (c) Any separately stated tax paid by ignated § 1349.16; § 1349.10 is redesig in this paragraph includes the War De a purchaser for resale upon the purchase nated § 1349.17, the words “§ 1349.7” in partment, the Department of the Navy, of wire, cable or cable accessories may be paragraph (a) thereof are amended to the United States Maritime Commission, collected by such purchaser in addition read “§ 1349.12,” and the headnote and the Lend-Lease Section of the Procure to the maximum price upon the resale paragraph (c) thereof are amended; ment Division of the Treasury Depart of such wire, cable or cable accessories § 1349.11 is redesignated § 1349.18, the ment; and the following subsidiaries of unless the purchaser’s price in effect on last paragraph is designated (c) and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, October 15, 1941, reflected the amount the headnote and paragraph (b) are Rubber Reserve Corporation, Metals Re of such tax. amended; § 1349.12 is redesignated serve Corporation and Defense Supplies § 1349.6 Developmental contracts and § 1349.19 and the headnote and text are Corporation, or any agency of any of the amended; and seven new sections foregoing. subcontracts, (a) This revised Price §§ 1349.5, 1349.6, 1349.7, 1349.8, 1349.9, Schedule No. 82 shall not apply to any (f) Notwithstanding the provisions of sale or delivery of wire, cable or cable 1349.14 and 1349.20 are added; as set paragraphs (a) (b) and (c) of this sec forth below: accessories, or to the service of rolling tion, if, upon the purchase of any wire, bars into rods or drawing wire therefrom, § 1349.1 Maximum prices for wire, cable or cable accessories the purchaser pursuant to a contract or subcontract cable and cable accessories, (a) On and shall receive from the seller a written af certified in writing to the Office of Price after January 29,1942, regardless of any firmation that to the best of his knowl Administration by the United States or contract, lease or any other obligation, edge, information, and belief the price any agency thereof as being develop no manufacturer shall sell or deliver any charged does not exceed the maximum mental: Provided, That a report is filed wire, cable or cable accessories ~nd no price established by this Revised Price pursuant to paragraph (b). For the person ii_ the course of trade or business Schedule No. 82 and if in such case the purposes of this section, a contract is shall buy or receive from any manufac purchaser shall have no knowledge of the deemed to be “developmental” during turer any wire, cable or cable accessories maximum price, and no cause to doubt the period required for the selection of a at a price higher than the maximum the accuracy of the affirmation, the pur product by the purchaser or for the price set forth in Appendices A, B and chaser shall be deemed to have complied accumulation of sufficient production ex C hereof, incorporated herein as §§ 1349.- with this section. perience by the manufacturer to permit 17 to 1349.19 inclusive. * * - * * * a fair estimate of the manufacturing (b) On an after July 22, 1942, regard § 1349.4 Records and reports. * * * costs, or both. After the Office of Price less of any contract, lease or other obli (g) If the maximum prices for wire, Administration shall have determined, gation, no seller other than the manu cable or cable accessories are to be deter upon consultation with the appropriate facturer shall sell or deliver any wire, mined in accordance with the provisions government agency, that the period nec cable or cable accessories and no person of Appendix C hereof, incorporated here essary for development has expired, and in the course of trade or business shall in as § 1349.19, the manufacturer shall has in writing so notified such agency buy or receive from any seller other than submit to the Office of Price Administra and the manufacturer, this Revised Price the manufacturer any wire, cable or cable tion, Washington, D. C., the specifications Schedule No. 82 shall apply to all sub accessories at a price higher than the of such wire, cable or cable accessories, sequent sales and deliveries of such wire, maximum price set forth in Appendix D the proposed price, price and cost esti cable or cable accessories, or service of hereof, incorporated herein as § 1349.20. mate sheets, the proposed billing date, a rolling bars into rods or drawing wire (c) On and after January 29, 1942, statement that no standard estimating therefrom. regardless of the terms of any contract procedure is applicable and the reasons (b) Within ten days after entering into or other commitment, no person shall therefor, and a statement, where appli any such developmental contract or sub make, and no person shall pay, a charge cable, of differentials in the cost of mate contract the manufacturer shall file a for rolling bars into rods or drawing wire rial used in substitution for materials report with the Office of Price Adminis therefrom in excess of the net charge no longer available, all certified by an tration, Washington, D. C., containing made for similar operations on October authorized agent having knowledge of the a description of the product or products 15, 1941, or on the latest date prior facts. Such information shall be sub to be manufactured, or service to be thereto on which such operation was mitted by mail postmarked not less than performed in rolling bars into rods or performed. thirty days before the proposed date of drawing wire therefrom, a summary of (d) No person shall agree, offer, solicit, billing of such wire, cable or cable acces the terms of the contract or subcontract or attempt to do any of the acts pro sories. including all pricing provisions, a short hibited in paragraphs (a ), (b) and (c) of * * * * * statement of the production plan of this section. which this contract is a part, and an esti § 1349.5 Federal and state taxes, (a) (e) (1) The prohibition contained in mate of the expected duration of such this Revised Price Schedule No. 82 Any tax levied by any statute of the developmental work. For any such con against buying or receiving any com United States or statute or ordinance of tract or subcontract in effect on July 22, modity or service at a price higher than any state or subdivision thereof which 1942 such report shall be filed prior to the maximum price permitted by such the manufacturer on October 15, 1941 October 1, 1942. regulation shall not be construed to ap added to the price paid by the purchaser shall not be included in the maximum '§ 1349.7 Secret contracts. This Re ply to (i) any war procurement agency vised Price Schedule No. 82 shall not ap of the United States or any contracting price but may be collected by the manu facturer in addition to the maximum ply to any sale or delivery of wire, cable * Copies may be obtained from the Office of price if such tax is stated separately from or cable accessories, or to the service of Price Administration. the purchase price. rolling bars into .rods or drawing wire 7036 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September S, 1942 therefrom, pursuant to a contract or sub and suits for treble damages provided for wire, cable or cable accessories until pro contract which is deemed to be a “secret” by the Emergency Price Control Act. posed prices therefor have been recom puted and reported as herein required. contract and is so certified to the Office * * * * * of Price Administration by the United Nothing herein contained shall be con § 1349.13 Definitions. When used in strued to prohibit amendment of this States or any agency thereof. Such cer this Revised Price Schedule No. 82, the tification shall set forth the date of the Revised Price Schedule No. 82 in any term: respect at any time. “secret” contract and its number or other (a) “Person” includes an individual, designation. After the Office of Price corporation, partnership, association, or § 1349.18 Appendix B: Manufactur Administration shall have received no any other organized group of persons, or ers—maximum prices for wire, cable and tice from the United States or the certi legal successor or representative of any cable accessories priced in accordance fying agency that the contract is no of the foregoing, and includes the United with standard estimating procedures. longer deemed to be secret, this Revised States or any agency thereof, or any For all wire, cable and cable accessories Price Schedule No. 82 shall apply to all other government, or any of its political not covered by Appendix A, incorporated subsequent sales and deliveries of such subdivisions or any agency of any of the herein as § 1349.17: * * * wire, cable and cable accessories, or to foregoing. * * * (b) for which a standard estimating the service of rolling bars into rods or procedure was not in effect on or before drawing wire therefrom. § 1349.14 Exclusions. This Revised October 15, 1941, but for which a stand Price Schedule No. 82 shall not apply ard estimating procedure has been re § 1349.8 Emergency purchases. This to any sale or delivery at retail or wire, Revised Price Schedule No. 82 shall not ported to the Office of Price Administra cable or cable accessories except any tion, pursuant to § 1349.4 (f), maximum apply to any sale or delivery pursuant to sale or delivery of wire, cable accessories any emergency Purchase by the United prices shall be the net prices calculated by the manufacturer thereof. “Sale at by the use of such estimating procedure: States or any agency thereof for imme retail” means any sale to an ultimate diate delivery of any wire, cable or cable Provided, That the Office of Price Ad user other than an industrial, commer ministration either approves such esti accessories, or fo the immediate per cial or governmental user, or any sale at formance of any service of rolling bars mating procedure in writing or fails to a retail price to a purchaser of a class disapprove it within thirty days after the into rods or drawing wire therefrom: to whom sales were regularly made at Provided, That if the total price exceeds receipt of the report. The Office of Price retail prices prior to October 15, 1941. Administration may disapprove such es $500, a report is filed pursuant to para ***** graph (b). timating procedure in writing within (b) Within ten days after making any § 1349.17 Appendix A: Manufactur such thirty day period and upon such such emergency purchase in the amount ers—maximum prices for wire, cable and disapproval the manufacturer shall re of more than $500, at a price which is cable accessories listed in price sheets. vise the proposed estimating procedure known or suspected by the purchaser to 4c * * in accordance with the requirements of be in excess of the maximum price, any (c) For wire, cable or cable accessories this paragraph and report the same to person making such purchase on behalf developed subsequent to October 15,1941, the Office of Price Administration pursu of the United States or any agency or sold on or before October 15, 1941 ant to § 1349.4 (f). During the thirty thereof shall file a report with the Office without listing in price sheets, new price day period following the receipt of the of Price Administration, Washington, sheets may be issued containing prices proposed estimating procedure, as orig D. C., certifying that such purchase was the manufacturer thereof would have inally reported or as revised, but not made in a situation in which it was im charged on October 15,1941, if said prices after such proposed estimating procedure perative to secure wire, cable, or cable had been calculated upon^ labor and ma shall have been disapproved by the Office accessories or the service of rolling bars terial costs existing on such date and by of Price Administration, the manufac into rods or drawing wire therefrom, im the use of a standard estimating proce turer may quote, contract, sell or deliver mediately and in which it was impossible dure or formula in effect on or before at the prices computed in accordance to secure, or unfair to require, immediate October 15, 1941 or submitted to and with the proposed estimating procedure delivery or performance at the applicable approved by the Office of Price Adminis but final settlement shall be made in ac maximum price and setting forth (1) the tration. Maximum prices for such wire, cordance with the action of the Office of name and address of the seller or sup cable or cable accessories shall be the Price Administration on such report, plier; (2) date of purchase; (3) date of prices reported pursuant to § 1349.4 (e ): and, if required by the Office of Price delivery or performance; (4) description Provided, That the Office of Price Ad Administration, refunds shall be made. of the wire, cable or cable accessories ministration either approves such prices If the proposed estimating procedure is purchased, or rolling or drawing service in writing or fails to disapprove them disapproved by the Office of Price Ad performed; (5) quantity purchased; (6) within thirty days after receipt of the ministration, the manufacturer shall not price at which purchased; and (7) a brief report. The Office of Price Administra quote, contract, sell or deliver any such statement of the facts giving rise to the tion may disapprove such prices in writ wire, cable or cable accessories until the emergency situation which necessitated ing within such thirty-day period and proposed estimating procedure for com the purchase at a price higher than the upon such disapproval the manufacturer puting prices therefor has been revised applicable maximum price. shall recompute the proposed prices in and reported as required herein. Noth ing herein contained shall be construed § 1349.9 Privileges accorded to cer accordance with the requirements of this paragraph and report the same to the to prohibit amendment of this Revised tain foreign governments. The privileges Price Schedule No. 82 in any respect at accorded to the United States or any Office of Price Administration pursuant agency thereof by § 1349.6 (develop to § 1349.4 (e). During the thirty-day any time. mental contracts and subcontracts), period -following the receipt of the re § 1349.19 Appendix C: Manufactur § 1349.7 (secret contracts) and § 1349.8 port of the proposed prices, as originally ers—maximum prices for wire, cable and (emergency purchases) shall apply to the reported or as recomputed, but not after cable accessories not covered by § 1349.17 government of any country whose de such proposed prices shall have been dis or § 1349.18, Appendices A or B. For all fense the President deems vital to the approved by the Office of Price Adminis wire, cable and cable accessories not defense of the United States under the tration, the manufacturer may quote, covered by Appendices A or B, incorpo terms of the Act of March 11, 1941, en Contract, sell or deliver at the proposed rated herein as §§ 1349.17 and 1349.18, titled “An Act to Promote the Defense prices, but final settlement shall be made maximum prices shall be the prices the of the United States,” or to any agency in accordance with the action of the manufacturer thereof w o u ld have of any such government. Office of Price Administration on such charged on October 15, 1941, employing * * * * * report, and, if required by the Office of experience acquired by him subsequent, § 1349.11 Enforcement, (a) Persons Price Administration, refunds shall be to such date in manufacturing the same violating any provision of this Revised made. If the proposed prices are dis or similar products, and adjusted to Price Schedule No. 82 are subject to the approved by the Office of Price Adminis- reflect differentials in the cost of ma istration, the manufacturer shall not terials used :n substitution for materials I criminal penalties, -eivil enforcement ac no longer available and reported pur- tions, license suspension proceedings quote, contract, sell or deliver any such FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7037
suant to § 1349.4 (g ): Provided, That the ticular price sheets and prices based (1) Price. The maximum price shall Office of Price Administration either ap thereon which he used on that date, a be the price reported pursuant to* sub- proves such prices in writing or fails to list of the prices of any wire, cable or paragraph (2) of this paragraph (d): disapprove them within thirty days after cable accessory not sold at prices based Provided, That the Office of Price Ad receipt of the report. The office of upon such other person’s price sheets and ministration either approve such price in Price Administration may disapprove any discount sheets issued by such seller writing or fails to disapprove it within such prices in writing within such thirty in effect on that date. thirty days after receipt of the report. day period and upon such disapproval (b) Thirty-day price adjustment pe The Office of Price Administration maV the manufacturer shall recompute the riod. Notwithstanding the provisions of disapprove such price in writing within proposed prices in accordance with the paragraph (a) of this section,, for any such thirty day period and upon such requirements of this paragraph and re wire, cable or cable accessory the price disapproval such seller shall recompute port the same to the Office of Price Ad of which, determined from prices listed the proposed price, and report the same ministration pursuant to § 1349.4 (g). or methods of computation provided on- to the Office of Price Administration, in During the thirty day period following such seller’s price sheets in effect on No accordance with the requirements of this the receipt of the report of the proposed vember 15, 1941, was higher than such paragraph (d). During the thirty day prices, as originally reported or as re seller’s price in effect on October 15,1941 period following the receipt of the report computed, but not after such proposed because of an increase of price to him on of the proposed price,- as originally re prices shall have been disapproved by such wire, cable or cable accessory made ported or as recomputed, but not after the Office of Price Administration, the between September 15, 1941 and October such proposed price shall have been dis manufacturer may quote, contract, sell 15, 1941 inclusive, and for which a re approved by the Office of Price Adminis or deliver at the proposed prices, but port is filed pursuant to subparagraph tration, such seller may quote, contract, final settlement shall be made in accord (2) hereof: sell or deliver at the proposed price, but ance with the action of the Office of (1) Prices. The maximum price for final settlement shall be made in ac Price Administration on such report, such wire, cable or cable accessory shall cordance with the action of the Office of and, if required by the Office of Price be the lower ofT Price Administration on such report, and, Administration, refunds shall be made. (1) The price in effect on October 15, if required by the Office of Price Ad If the proposed prices are disapproved 1941 plus an amount not exceeding in ministration, refunds shall be made. If by the Office of Price Administration, percentage the amount of the increase in the proposed price is disapproved by the the manufacturer shall not quote, con price to him, or Office of Price Administration, such seller tract, sell or deliver any such wire, cable (ii) The price in effect on November shall not quote, contract, sell or deliver or cable accessories until proposed prices 15, except that, for solid copper, any such wire, cable or cable accessories therefor have brien recomputed and Re weatherproof wire the seller may add to until the proposed price theref or. has been ported as herein required. Nothing the lower of such prices the sum of recomputed arid reported as herein re herein contained shall be construed to 2.3750 per pound and for any such quired. Nothing herein contained shall prohibit amendment of this Revised wire, cable or cable accessory containing be construed to prohibit amendment of Price Schedule No. 82 in any respect at this Revised Price Schedule No. 82 in any any time. lead the seller may add to the lower of such prices an amount equal to the num respect at any time. § 1349.20 Appendix D: Sellers other ber of pounds of lead contained on such (2) Reports. The seller of such wire» than the manufacturer—maximum prices wire, cable or cable accessory multiplied cable or cable accessory shall file with for wire, cable and cable accessories— by $.00325. the Office of Price Administration, Wash (a) Wire, cable and cable accessories (2) Reports. In the circumstances set ington, D. C., a report containing the listed in price sheets. For any type of forth above in paragraph (b), a report proposed price, the proposed billing date, wire, cable or cable accessories, the price shall be filed with the Office of Price the net invoiced cost of such wire, cable of which can be determined by prices Administration, Washington, D. C., not or cable accessory, the date of purchase, listed or methods of computation pro later than October 1, 1942, containing a a statement of the basis on which such vided in such Seller’s price sheets in effect description of the wire, cable or cable proposed price was determined, and an on October 15, 1941: accessory in question, the seller’s price explanation of the reasons why para (1) Price: The maximum price to any in effect on November 15, 1941, and the graphs (a) and (c) of this section were purchaser of such wire, cable, or cable date such price became effective, the inapplicable. If such seller desires such accessory shall be the net price such seller’s price in effect on October , 15, price to become the maximum price ap seller would have received on that date 1941, and the date such price became plicable to all subsequent sales and de from a purchaser of the same class, ex effective, the price to such seller in effect liveries of any such wire, cable or cable cept that (i), for solid copper Weather on September 15, 1941, the price to such accessories, a statement that the report proof Wire, the seller may add to such seller in effect on October 15, 1941 and is also being filed pursuant to paragraph net price the sum of 2.3750 per pound the date such price became effective, and (e) ,of this section should be included. and (ii), for any such wire, cable or cable the maximum price determined pursuant (e) New list prices. (1) Any seller accessory containing lead, the seller may to this paragraph. other than the manufacturer who desires add to such net* price an amount equal (c) Wire, cable and cable accessories or is required in writing by the Office of to the number of pounds of lead con not listed in price sheets. For any wire, Price Administration to establish a new - tained on such wire, cable or cable ac cable or cable accessory not covered by list price for any wire, cable or cable ac cessory, multiplied by $.00325. paragraph (a) hereof, the maximum cessory shall file a report pursuant to subparagraph (2) hereof, containing a (2) Reports. On or before October-ip price to any purchaser shall be the net price determined by applying to the proposed price determined under para 1942, every such seller shall file with the graph (c) or (d) of this section, and such Office of Price Administration, Washing seller’s net invoiced cost, not exceeding th,e maximum price, of such wire, cable price shall thereafter be the maximum ton, D. ‘C., all his price and discount price: Provided, That the Office of Price sheets in effect on October 15, ¿941, cor or cable accessory the average percentage margin over net invoiced cost realized on Administration either approves such rected where necessary, to reflect the dif price in writing or fails to disapprove it ferentials provided in paragraph (a) (1) or about October 15, 1941 for the same wire, cable or cable accessory sold by within thirty days after receipt of the of this section for solid copper weather report. Such price may be disapproved proof wire and. lead-covered wire, cable such seller on or about October 15, 1941 to a purchaser of the same class, or if only on the ground that it was not com and cable accessories. Any such seller puted in accordance with the applicable who on October 15,1941 sold or delivered none was sold on or about that date, for all wire, cable or cable accessories provision of this Revised Price Schedule wire, cable or cable accessories at prices No. 82 or because the Office of Price Ad based upon price sheets published by any of the same class sold on or about that date. ministration finds that a computation other person subject to this Revised Price at a later date may result in a lower Schedule No. 82 need not file such other (d) New lines. For any vire, cable or maximum price. person’s price sheets but shall file in cable accessory not covered by para (2) Under the circumstances set forth stead a statement identifying the par graphs (a) or (c) hereof: in subparagraph (1), a report shall be 7038 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND filed with the Office of Price Administra TITLE 33—NAVIGATION AND tion, Washington, D. C., containing the NAVIGABLE WATERS RAILROADS proposed list price, the proposed effective Chapter I—Coast Guard, Department of Chapter I—Interstate Commerce date, the class or classes of purchasers to the Navy Commission whom such price is^to be quoted and the P art 6—Anchorage R egulations for th e discounts applicable to each such class, [No. 3666] all relevant data used in determining C ontrol o f Vessels in th e T erritorial sach price, and evidence that such price W aters o f th e U nited S tates P art 85—R egulations Applyin g to S h ip was determined in accordance with the SPECIAL AUTHORIZATION FOR LICENSES m ents M ade b y W ay of C ommon or applicable provisions of this Revised Pursuant to the authority contained in C ontract C arriers b y P u blic H igh w ay Price Schedule No. 82. section 1, Title II of the Espionage Act, EXPLOSIVES IN FULL TRAILERS (f ) Records. Every such seller of wire, approved June 15, 1917, 40 Stat. 220 cable or cable accessories making any •(U.S.C., title 50, sec. 191), as amended by In the matter of regulations for trans sale after July 22, 1942, shall keep for the Act of November 15, 1941 (Pub. Law portation of explosives and other inspection by the Office of Price Admin 292, 77th Cong.), and by virtue of the dangerous articles. istration for a period of not less than Proclamation and Executive Order issued At a session of the Interstate Com one year, complete and accurate records June 27, 1940 (5 F.R. 2419), andNovem- merce Commission, Division 3, held at its of each such sale, showing (1) the date ber 1, 1941 (6 F.R. 5581), respectively, office in Washington, D. C., on the 28th thereof, (2) the name and address of the Regulations relating to the control of day of August, A. D. 1942. the buyer, (3) the price on the date of vessels in the territorial waters of the It appearing, that pursuant to section sale, (4) the net price received, and (5) United States (5 F.R. 2442), issued by the 233 of the Transportation of Explosives the quantity and description of the wire, Secretary of the Treasury and approved Act approved March 4, 1921 (41 Stat. cable or-cable accessories sold. by the President on June 27, 1940, as 1445), and section 204 (a) (2) of Part II § 1349.16 Effective date of amend- amended, are further amended as of the Interstate Commerce Act, the ments ♦ ♦ ♦ follows: Commission has formulated and pub (b) Amendment No. 2 (§§ 1349.1; 1349.4 Paragraph (a) of § 6.6, Special au lished certain regulations for transporta (e), (f), (g); 1349.5; 1349.6; 1349.7; thorization for licenses etc., is amended tion of explosives and other dangerous 1349.8; 1349.9; 1349.10; 1349.11 (a); by adding the following: articles applying to shipments made by 1349.12; 1349.13 (a); 1349.14; 1349.15; way of common or contract carriers en § 6.6 Special authorization tor li 1349.16 (a), (b) ; 1349.17 (a), (c) ; 1349.18 gaged in interstate or foreign commerce t (b); 1349.19; 1349.20) to Revised Price censes. * * * by«public highway; (a) * * * Schedule. No. 82 shall become effective as It further appearing, that by applica , of July 22, 1942. (3) Where the presence of a vessel outside of local waters will, because of tions of Pacific Inland Tariff Bureau, (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) specialized equipment or other reason, Inc., and American Trucking Associa Issued this 3d day of September 1942. aid the Naval or military defenses of the tions, Inc., we are asked to amend sec nation: Provided, That no such license tion 824, paragraphs (b) (3) and (b) (4), L eon H enderson, of the aforesaid Regulations so as to per Administrator. will be issued unless the Commandant of the Naval District requests that licenses mit loading and transporting of military [F. R. Doc. 42-8745; Filed, September 3, 1942; of this kind be issued: Provided further, or naval explosives in motor combination 4:56 p .m .] That no license shall be granted to any units of truck and full trailer, in addi vessel having an enemy alien on board, tion to the types of vehicles in which either in the capacity of master, oper such commodities may now be trans ator, person in charge, member of the ported; said permission to be granted be cause of the present emergency and until P art 1388—D e f e n s e -R ental Areas crew, or passenger. F rank K nox, further order of the Commission, and to [Amendment 3 to Maximum Rent Regulation Secretary of the Navy. apply to transportation performed to, 32 A] Approved: August 31, 1942. from, or on behalf of the United States HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES Government or the United Nations; F ranklin D R oosevelt It further appearing, that said applica The White House The first sentence of § 1388.2007 (a) of tions are supported by requests received Maximum Rent Regulation No. 32A1 [F. R. Doc. 42-8749; Filed, September 4, 1942; from the armed services that the afore shall be amended to read as follows: 9:52 a. m.] said regulations be revised so as to per § 1388.2007 Registration, (a) On or mit the transportation described in the before August 31, 1942 (or as to rooms P art 9—G eneral L icen ses for M ovement applications; within the San Francisco Bay Defense- of Vessels W ith in , or Departure from, It further appearing, that pursuant to Rental Area, on or before September 15, T erritorial W aters our notice interested parties of record conferred at the office of the Commission 1942), every landlord of a room rented REVOCATION OF GENERAL LICENSE NO. 2 in Washington on August 20, 1942, and or offered for rent shall file a written By virtue of the authority vested in reached an agreement upon the matter statement on the form provided therefor, me by § 6.6 (d) of this chapter (6 F.R. of transportation and the form in which containing such information as the Ad 5222), and in accordance with the pro amendment of the aforesaid regulations ministrator shall require, to be known visions of § 9.2 (1) (6 F.R. 5342; 7 F.R. should meet the terms of the applications as a registration statement. 3213), I hereby find that the continuance 41 * * * * in force of General License No. 2 (§9.4 and the desirl of interested parties; General License No. 2) (7 F.R. 4343), as It further appearing, that section 824, § 1388.2014a Effective dates of am end- hereinafter defined, would be inimical to paragraphs (b) (3) and (b) (4), of the merits. * * * aforesaid regulations now provide for (c) Amendment No. 3 (§ 1388.2007 (a)) the interests of national defense and of the safety and protection of vessels and loading and transporting of explosives to Maximum Rent Regulation No. 32A the territorial waters, and therefore said on any truck or any semitrailer attached shall become effective August 31, 1942. General License No. 2 (§9.4 General Li to a tractor, to which no form of trailer (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.) cense No. 2) is revoked. may be attached when so loaded, and Issued this 3d day of September 1942. R. R. W aesche, specifically that no explosives may be Commandant. loaded into or transported on any full L eon H enderson,- Administrator. Approved: August 31, 1942. trailer; F rank K nox, And it further appearing, that the [F. R. Doc. 42-8744; Filed, September 3, 1942; Secretary of the Navy. said applications having been considered 4:57 p. m.] [F. R. Doc. 42-8750; Filed, September 4, 1942; and found to be in accord with the best- 17 F.R. 4926, 5645, 5813, 5912, 6222. 9:52 a. m.l known practicable means for securing FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7039
safety in the transportation of explosives This general permit shall remain in answer within 15 days if you wished to by public highway: full force and effect until further order be heard on the charges against you. It is ordered, That the regulations for of this Office. 2. More than 15 days have elapsed transportation of explosives and other Issued at Washington, D. C., this 3d since the giving of said notice, and you dangerous articles be, and they are day of September 1942. have failed to file an answer to said hereby, amended as follows: charges. J oseph B . E astman, 3. The charges against you are true. Amending section 824, paragraphs (b) Director of Defense Transportation. (3) and (b) (4), order November 8, 1941, Now, therefore, by virtue of the author as follows (explosives in full trailers): [P. R. Doc. 42-8740; Piled, September 3, 1942; ity vested in me by sections 8 and 18 of 2:27 p. m.] the Federal Explosives Act (55 Stat. 863) Add: Provided, however, That because and § 301.22 of the regulations thereun of the present emergency and until fur der (7 F.R. 5901). ther order of the Commission, loading It is hereby ordered, That Purchaser’s and transporting of military or naval ex [Amendment 1 to General Order O. D. T. 18] License No. 314,224, heretofore issued to plosives is permitted in motor combina you under the Federal Explosives Act (55 tion units of truck and full trailer, in P art 500—C onservation of R ail Stat. 863), be and it is hereby revoked; addition to the types of vehicles in which E quipm ent and such commodities may now be trans Subpart C—Maximum Loading of Freight It is further ordered, That you shall im ported, when said transportation is per Cars mediately surrender said license and all formed to, from, or on behalf of the PILING RATE PUBLICATIONS, ETC. certified or photostatic copies thereof, if United States Government or the United if any, by delivering or by mailing the same Nations. By virtue of the authority vested in me to the Director of the Bureau of Mines, (Sec. 233, Transportation of Explosives by-Executive Order No. 8989, dated De Interior Department, Washington, D. C. Act, and sec. 204 (a) (2) of Part II, In cember 18, 1941, § 500.31 of Subpart C, This order is effective on and after its terstate Commerce Act; 41 Stat. 1445, 49 Part 500, Chapter II of this Title (Gen date, except that you will be allowed not S'tat. 545, and 52 Stat. 1237; 18 U.S.C. eral Order O.D.T. No. 18 ’), is hereby to exceed 10 days thereafter within which 383, and 49 U.S.C. 304 (a) (2)) amended by adding to the headnote and to sell or otherwise dispose of explosives by changing the second and third para or ingredients thereof now on hand to It is further ordered, That the afore graphs thereof as follows persons licensed under the Federal Ex said regulations as further amended plosives Act and in accordance with the herein shall be and remain in full force § 500.31 Filing rate publications, rates not to be increased; effective date. provisions of the act and regulations and effect on and after the date of ap thereunder. This exception does not au proval hereof, and shall be observed until Paragraph (i) of § 500.27 and § 500.31 further order of the Commission; hereof shall become effective upon the thorize you to use or test explosives or in And it is further ordered, That copies date of issuance of this subpart and gredients thereof on hand, nor does it of this order be served upon all the shall remain in full force -and effect authorize you to manufacture or to pur parties of record herein and that notice until further order of this Office. chase or otherwise acquire explosives or be given to the public by posting in the All other sections and provisions of ingredients thereof. office of the Secretary of the Commission this subpart shall become effective on Failure to comply with any of the pro at Washington, D. C. the 15th day of October, 1942, and shall visions of this order will constitute a vio By the Commission, division 3. remain in full force and effect until the lation of the Federal Explosives Act, pun further order of this Office. ishable by a fine of not more than $5,000 [ seal] W. P. B artel, or by imprisonment for not more than Secretary. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 3d day of September 1942. (E.O. 8989, one year, or by both such fine and im [P. E . Doc.-42-8788; Piled, September 4, 1942; 9156; 6 F JEt. 6725; 7 F JR. 3349) prisonment. 11:09 a. m.] Dated: September 2, 1942. J oseph B . E astman, Director of Defense Transportation. R. R. S ayers, Director. [F. R. Doc. 42-8743; Piled, September 3, 1942; Chapter II—Office of Defense 4:30 p. m.] [P. R. Doc. 42-8753; Piled, September 4, 1942; 9:57 a. m.] Transportation [General Permit O.D.T. No. 6-8 *] Notices P art 521—Conservation op M otor E q u ip m en t—P erm its General Land Office. SUBPART E— LOCAL DELIVERY CARRIERS DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. [Public Land Order 34] Deliveries of Liquids in B ulk Bureau of Mines. Alaska In accordance with the provisions of W. J. C roskill, L icen see WITHDRAWING PUBLIC LANDS FOR THE USE paragraph (e) of § 501.36 of General ORDER REVOKING LICENSE AND DIRECTING ITS OP THE WAR DEPARTMENT FOR MILITARY Order O.D.T. No. 6,a as amended,’ Chap PURPOSES ter n of this Title, Part 501, Subpart E, SURRENDER It is hereby authorized, That: To: W. J. Croskill, Licensee above By virtue of authority contained in the § 521.2008 Deliveries of liquids in named, 16th Avenue South and 160th act of March 12, 1914, c. 37, 38 Stat. 305, bulk. Any vehicle, the primary carrying Street South, Seattle, Washington. 307 (U.S.C., title 48, sec. 303), and pur capacity of which is occupied by a suant to Executive Order No. 9146 of April Based upon the records in this matter, 24, 1942, it is ordered as follows: mounted tank or tanks designed to carry I, R. R. Sayers, Director of the Bureau of bulk liquids, when operated by a local Mines, make the following findings of The following-described public land is carrier in the transportation and deliv fact: hereby withdrawn from sale or other dis ery of liquids in bulk, is hereby exempted posal and reserved, subject to valid exist 1. On August 4,1942, a Specification of ing rights, and to the rights, if any, of from the provisions of General Order Charges against you, setting forth viola O.D.T. No. 6, as amended. (E.O. 8989, tions of the Federal Explosives Act (55 the public to the area in the alley men 6 P.R. 6725; Gen. Order
Copies of this notice of hearing and of facturing Industry (defined in Admin Nashville, Tennessee, 509 Medical Arts the aforesaid order, as amended, now in istrative Order No. 149) who is engaged Building, 115 Seventh Avenue, N. effect, may be procured from the Hear in commerce or in the production of Cleveland, Ohio, Main Post Office, West ing Clerk, Office of the Solicitor, United goods for commerce. 3rd and Prospect Avenue. States Department of Agriculture, in II. The definition of the'Handkerchief Cincinnati, Ohio, 1312 Traction Build Room 1019 South Building, Washington, Manufacturing Industry as set forth in ing, 5th and Walnut Streets. D. C., or may be there inspected. Administrative Order No. 149, issued Detroit, Michigan, David Scott Build Dated: September 3, 1942. July 23, 1942, is as follows: ing, 1150 Griswold Street. [ seal] G rover B. H il l , The manufacture of men’s, „women's Chicago, Illinois, 1200 Merchandise Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. and children’s handkerchiefs, plain or Mart, 222 W. North Bank Drive. ornamented, from any materials. Minneapolis, Minnesota, 406 Pence [P. R. Doc. 42-8784; Piled, September 4, 1942; The definition of the Handkerchief Building, 730 Hennepin Avenue. 11:14 a. m.] Manufacturing Industry covers all occu Kansas City, Missouri, 504 Title & pations in the industry which are neces Trust Building, 10th & Walnut Streets. sary to the production of the articles St. Louis, Missouri, 100 Old Federal specified in the definition, including Building. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. clerical, maintenance, shipping and sell Denver, Colorado, 300 Chamber of ing occupations: Provided, however, That Commerce Building, 1726 Champa Street. Wage and Hour Division. such clerical, maintenance, shipping, and Dallas, Texas,- Rio Grande National selling occupations when carried on in Building, 1100 Main Street. H andkerchief M anufacturing I ndustry a wholesaling or selling department San Francisco, California, Room 500, NOTICE OF HEARING physically segregated from other depart Humboldt Bank Building, 785 Market ments of a manufacturing establishment, Street. Notice of hearing to be held October 7, the greater part of the sales of which Los Angeles, California, 417 H. W. 1942 on the minimum wage recommenda wholesaling or selling department are Heilman Building. tions of Industry Committee No. 46 for sales of articles which have been pur Seattle, Washington, 305 Post Office the Handkerchief Manufacturing Indus chased for resale, shall not be deemed to Building, 3rd Avenue and Union Street. try and the prohibition,- restriction, or be covered by this definition, and Pro San Juan, Puerto Rico, Post Offk 3 Box regulation of home work in the industry. vided, further, That where an employee 112. Whereas the Acting Administrator of covered by this definition is employed Washington, District of Columbia, De the Wage ana Hour Division of the United during the same workweek at two or partment of Labor, 1st Floor. States Department of Labor, acting pur more different minimum rates of pay, he New York, New York, 165 West 46th suant to section 5 (b) of the Fair Labor shall be paid the highest of such rates Street. Standards Act of 1938 on July 23,1942, by for such workweek unless records con-" Copies of the committee’s report and Administrative Order No. 149, appointed cerning his employment are kept by his recommendation may be obtained by any Industry Committee No. 46 for the Hand employer in accordance with applicable person upon request addressed to the kerchief Manufacturing Industry, com regulations of the Wage and Hour Divi Administrator of the Wage and Hour posed of an equal number of representa sion. Division, United States Department of tives of the public, employers in the in m . The full text of the report and Labor, 165 West 46th Street, New York, dustry and employees in the industry, recommendation of Industry Commit New York. such representatives having been ap tee No. 46 is and will be available for IV. A public hearing will be held on pointed with due regard to the geographi inspection by any person between the October 7, 1942, before Major Robert N. cal regions in which the industry is car hours of 9:00 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. at the Campbell, Presiding Officer, at 10:00 a. m. ried on; and following offices of the United States in Room 1610, 165 West 46th Street, New Whereas Industry Committee No. 46s on Department of Labor, Wage and Hour York, New York, for the purpose of tak August 14, 1942, recommended a min Division: ing evidence on the following questions i imum wage rate for the Handkerchief Boston, Massachusetts, Old South 1. Whether the recommendation of In Manufacturing Industry and duly adopt Building, 294 Washington Street. dustry Committee No. 46 should be ed a report containing such recommen New York, New York, 341 Ninth Ave approved or disapproved. dations and reasons therefor and filed nue. 2. In the event an order is issued ap such report with the Administrator on proving the recommendation, what, if August 15,1942, pursuant to section 8 (d) Newark, New Jersey, Essex Building, 31 Clinton Street. any, prohibition, restriction, or regula of the Act and § 511.19 of the regulations tion of home work in this industry is issued under the Act; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1216 Widener Building, Chestnut and Juniper necessary to carry out the purpose of such Whereas the Administrator is required order, to prevent the circumvention or by section 8 (d) of the Act, after due Streets. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 219 Old evasion thereof, and to safeguard the notice to interested persons and giving minimum wage rate established therein. them an opportunity to be heard, to ap Post Office Building, Fourth and Smith- field Streets. V. Any interested persons supporting prove and carry into effect by order the or opposing the recommendation of In recommendation of Industry Committee Richmond, Virginia, 215 Richmond Trust Building, 627 East Main Street. dustry Committee No. 46 may appear at No. 46 if he finds that the recommenda the aforesaid hearing to offer evidence, tion is made in accordance with the law Baltimore, Maryland, 201 North Cal either on his behalf or on behalf of any and is supported by the evidence ad vert Street. other person; Providedf That not later duced at the hearing before him and Raleigh, North Carolina, North Caro than September 30, 1942 such person taking into consideration the same fac lina Department of Labor, Salisbury shall file with the Administrator at New tors as are required to be considered by and Edenton Streets. York, New York, a notice of his intent to the industry committee, will carry out Columbia, South Carolina, Federal appear which shall contain the following the purposes of section 8 of the Act; and, Land Bank Building, Hampton and information: if he finds otherwise, to disapprove such Marion* Streets. 1. The name and address of the per recommendation; Atlanta, Georgia, Fifth Floor, Witt son appearing. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given Building, 249 Peachtree Street NE. 2. If such person is appearing in a that: Jacksonville, Florida, 456 New Post representative capacity, the name and I. The recommendation of Industry Office Building. address of the person or persons whom he Committee No. 46 is as follows: Birmingham, Alabama, 1908 Comer is representing. Wages at a rate of not less than 40 Building, 2nd Avenue and 21st Street. 3. Whether such person proposes to cents an hour shall be paid under sec New Orleans, Louisiana, 916 Union appear for or against the recommenda tion 6 of the Fair Labor Standards Act Building. tion of Industry Committee No. 46. of 1938 by every employer to each of his Jackson, Mississippi, 402 Deposit Guar 4. The approximate length of time re employees in the Handkerchief Manu- anty Bank Building, 102 Lamar Street. quested for his presentation. No. 176------3 7042 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 mulgation of a wage order based upon Such notice may be mailed to the Ad hearing to be reopened for the purpose of receiving further evidence, due and such approval must be made at the hear ministrator, Wage and Hour Division, ing before the Presiding Officer. United States Department of Labor, 165 reasonable notice of the time and place fixed for such taking of testimony shall 12. Before the close of the hearing, West 46th Street, New York, New York, the Presiding Officer shall receive writ and shall be deemed filed upon receipt be given to all persons who have filed a notice of intention to appear at the ten requests from persons appearing in thereof. hearing. the proceeding for permission to make VI. Any person interested in support oral arguments before the Administrator ing or opposing the recommendation of 5. All evidence must be presented un der oath or affirmation. upon the matter in issue. These re Industry Committee No. 46 may secure quests will be forwarded to the Admin further information concerning the 6. Written documents or exhibits, ex cept as otherwise permitted by the Pre istrator by the Presiding Officer with the aforesaid hearing by inquiry directed to record of the proceedings. If the Ad the Administrator, Wage and Hour Divi siding Officer, must be offered in evi dence by a person who is prepared to ministrator, in his discretion, allows the sion, United States Department of La request, he shall give such notice thereof bor, 165 West 46th Street, New York, testify as to the authenticity and trust worthiness thereof, and who shall, at as he deems suitable to all persons ap New York, or by consulting with attor pearing in the proceedings, and shall neys representing the Administrator the time of offering the documentary exhibit, make a brief statement as to the designate the time and place at which the who will be available for that purpose at oral arguments shall be heard. If such the Office of the Solicitor, United States contents and manner of preparation thereof. requests are allowed, all persons appear^ Department of Labor, in Washington, ing at the hearing will be given oppor D. C. and New York, New York. 7. Written documents and exhibits shall be tendered in duplicate and the tunity to present oral argument. VII. Copies of the following documents 13. Briefs (12 oopies) may be sub relating to the Handkerchief Manufac persons preparing the same shall be pre pared to supply additional copies if such mitted to the Administrator following turing Industry will be made available the close of the hearing, by any persons on request for inspection by any inter are ordered by the Presiding Officer; When evidence is embraced in a docu appearing therein. Notice of the final ested person who intends to appear at dates for filing such briefs shall be given the aforesaid hearing: ment containing matter not intended to be put in evidence, such a document will by the Administrator in such manner as Report entitled, Report on the Hand*- shall be deemed suitable by him. kerchiefs Branch of the Apparel Indus not be received, but the person offer ing the same may present to the Presid 14. On the close of the hearing, the try, prepared by the Economics Branch, Presiding Officer shall forthwith file a Wage and Hour Division, United States ing Officer the original document to complete record of the proceedings with Department of Labor, June, 1939. gether'with two copies of those portions of the document intended to be put the Administrator. The Presiding Of Report entitled; Economic Factors ficer shall not file an intermediate re Bearing on the Revision of the Minimum in evidence. Upon presentation of such Wage Rate in the Handkerchief Manu copies in proper form, the copies will be port unless so directed by the Adminis facturing Industry, prepared by the Eco received in evidence. trator. If a report is filed, it shall be nomics Branch, Wage and Hour Division, 8. Subpoenas^ requiring the attend advisory only and have no binding effect United States Department of Labor, Au ance of witnesses or the presentation upon the Administrator. 15. No order issued as a result of the gust, 1942. of a document from any place in the VIII. The hearing will be conducted in United States at any designated place hearing will take effect until after due accordance with the following rules, sub of hearing may be issued by the Admin notice is given of the issuance thereof ject, however, to such subsequent modi istrator at his discretion,'and any per by publication in the^ F ederal R egister. fications by the Administrator or the son appearing in the proceeding may Signed at New York, New York, this Presiding Officer as are deemed appro apply in writing for the issuance by the 2d day of September 1942. priate: Administrator of the subpoena. Such W illiam B. G rogan, 1. The hearings shall be stenographi- application shall be timely and shall Acting Administrator. cally reported and a transcript made identify exactly the witness or docu ment and state fully the nature of the [F. R. Doc. 42-8748; Filed, September 4, 1942; which will be available to any person at 9:54 a. m.] prescribed rates upon request addressed evidence proposed to be secured. to the Administrator, Wage and Hour Di 9. Witnesses summoned by the Admin vision, United States Department of istrator shall be paid the same fees and Labor, 165 West 46th Street, New York, mileage as are paid witnesses in the courts of the United States. Witness fees and FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM New York. MISSION. 2. In order to maintain orderly and mileage shall be paid by the party at expeditious procedure, each person filing whose instance witnesses appear, and the [Docket No. 6420] Administrator before issuing subpoena a Notice to Appear shall be notified, if All America C ables and R adio, I nc. practicable, of the approximate day and may require a deposit of an amount ade the place at which he may offer evidence quate to cover the fees and mileage in ORDER SETTING HEARING, ETC. at the hearing. If such person does not volved. 10. The rules of evidence prevailing in In the matter of All America Cables and appear at the time set in the notice, he Radio, Inc. Increased rates from Brazil will not be permitted to offer evidence the courts of law or equity shall not be controlling. and Honduras to points in the United at any other time except by special per States. mission of the Presiding Officer. 11. The Presiding Officer may, at his discretion, permit any person appearing At a session of the Federal Communi 3. At the discretion of the Presiding cations Commission held at its offices in Officer, the hearing may be continued in the proceeding to cross-examine any witness offered by another person insofar Washington, D. C. on the 1st day of Sep from day to day, or adjourned to a later tember, 1942: date, or to a different place, by announce as is practicable, and to object to the ad mission or exclusion of evidence by the It appearing that All America Cables ment thereof at the hearing by the Pre and Radio, Inc. has filed with the Com siding Officer, or by other appropriate Presiding Officer. Requests for permis sion to cross-examine a witness offered mission a tariff schedule, to become effec notice. - ■.) tive September 8, 1942, stating increased 4. At any stage of the hearing, the by another person and objections to the admission or exclusion of evidence shall charges for and in connection with tele Presiding Officer may call for further graph messages from Brazil to Key West, evidence upon any matter. After the be stated briefly with the reasons for such request or the ground of objection relied Florida, and for and in connection with Presiding Officer has closed the hearing British Government telegraph messages before him, no further evidence shall be on. Such requests or objections shall be come a part of the record, but this record from Honduras to the District of Colum taken, except at the request of the Ad bia; said tariff schedules being designated ministrator, unless provision has been shall not include argument thereon ex cept as ordered by the Presiding Officer. as follows: All America Cables and Radio, made at the hearing for the later re Inc., F. C. C. No. 2, 7th Revised page 54, ceipt of such evidence. In the event Objections to the approval of the Com that the Administrator shall cause the mittee’s recommendation and to the pro 6th Revised page 72. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7043
It further appearing that said tariff or received and accounted for as- afore the City of Washington, D. C., on the 2d schedules state increased charges for the said during the previous calendar month; day of September, A. D. 1942. receipt, transmission and delivery of tele It is further ordered, That a copy of This matter being at issue and ready graph communications in foreign com this order be filed in the office of the for the taking of testimony, and pursu merce; that the rights of the public may Federal Communications Commission ant to authority vested in the Federal be injuriously affected thereby; and it be with said tariff schedules herein sus Trade Commission, under an Act of Con ing the opinion of the Commission that pended in part; that copies hereof be gress (38 Stat. 717; 15 U.S.C.A., section the effective date of said schedules, inso served upon the carriers parties to such 41), far as they relate to increased charges for schedules; and that said carriers parties It is ordered, That Andrew B. Duvall, and in connection with telegraph mes be, and they are hereby, each made a a trial examiner of this Commission, be sages from Brazil to Key West, Florida, party respondent to this proceeding; and he hereby is designated and ap and British Government Telegraph mes It is further ordered, That this pro pointed to take testimony and receive sages from Honduras to the District of ceeding be, and the same is hereby evidence in this proceeding and to per Columbia, should be postponed pending assigned for hearing on the 25th day of form all other duties authorized by law; hearing and decision on the lawfulness September, Î942, at the offices of the It is further ordered, That the taking of such increased charges; Federal Communications Commission, in of testimony in this proceeding begin on It is ordered, That the Commission, Washington, D. C. Monday, September 14, 1942, at ten upon its own motion, without further By the Commission. o’clock in the forenoon of that day (Cen pleading, enter upon a hearing concern [ sea l] ’ T. J . S loWie , ' tral Standard Tim e), in the Hotel Nicol ing the lawfulness of charges contained Secretary. let, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Upon completion of testimony for the in 7th Revised page 54 and 6th Revised [F. R. Doc. 42-8785; Filed, September 4, 1942; page 72 of All America Cables and Radio, 11:40 a. m.] Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex Inc., Tariff F.C.C. No. 2, insofar as they aminer is directed to proceed immedi relate to telegraph messages from Brazil ately to take testimony and evidence on to Key West, Florida, and to British behalf of the respondent. The trial ex Government telegraph messages from FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. aminer will then close the case and make Honduras to the District of Columbia; his report upon the evidence. It is further ordered, That the opera {Docket No. 4624] By the Commission. tion of said schedules, contained in said American S chool of C ommerce, et al. [ seal] Otis B. J ohnson, tariff, insofar as they provide for in Secretary. creased charges for and in connection ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER AND FIX ING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTI [F. R. Doc. 42-8781; Filed, September 4, 1942; with telegraph messages from Brazil to 10:59 a. m.] Key West, Florida, and British Govern MONY ment telegraph messages from Honduras At a regular session of the Federal to the District of Columbia, be suspended; Trade Commission, held at its office in that the use of the charges therein the City of Washington, D. C., on the 3d INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS stated as applicable to such messages be day of September, A. D. 1942. SION. deferred until three months beyond the This matter being at issue and ready H azards I nvolved in Accidents of M otor time when they would otherwise go into for the taking of testimony, and pursu Veh ic les W it h E xplo sive L adings effect, unless otherwise ordered by the ant to authority vested in the Federal Commission; and that during said period Trade Commission, under an Act of Con NOTICE TO MOTOR CARRIERS of suspension, no changes shall be made gress (38 Stat. 717; 15 U.S.C.A., section August 28,1942. in such charges or in the charges sought 41), Recently there has come to the atten to be altered, unless authorized by special It is ordered, That Andrew B. Duvall, permission of the Commission. tion of the Commission for appropriate a trial examiner of this Commission, be action an accident involving a tractor- It is further ordered, That an investi and he hereby is designated and ap semitrailer combination transporting gation be, and the same is hereby, in pointed to take testimony and receive dangerous explosives. This accident in stituted into the lawfulness of the rates, evidence in this proceeding and to per volved a collision which started a fire on charges, classifications, regulations, form all other duties authorized by law: practices and services of All America It is further ordered, That the taking the tractor which later resulted in a fire Cables and Radio, Inc. for and in con of testimony in this proceeding begin on and explosion of the contents of the nection with telegraph service between Wednesday, September 16, 1942, at ten semitrailer. Six persons were killed and o’clock in the forenoon of that day (Cen 40 injured, more than five seriously, as Brazil and the United States and be a result of the explosion which followed tween Honduras and the United States; tral Standard Time) ,-in the Court Room, the fire. All buildings within a radius It is further ordered, That in the event Third Floor, West, County Court House, Omaha, Nebraska. of 600 feet were razed, burned, or heavily a decision as to the lawfulness of the damaged and numerous motor vehicles charges herein suspended has not been Upon completion of testimony for the were severely damaged by concussion. made during the suspension period, and Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex Property damage estimated at several said charges shall go into effect, All aminer is directed to proceed immedi hundreds of thousands of dollars was America Cables and Radio, Inc. and all ately to take testimony and evidence on caused in the vicinity and at a distance other carriers subject to the Commis behalf of the respondent. The trial ex of several miles. sion’s jurisdiction participating in the aminer will then close the case and make The deaths directly or indirectly at service provided under the tariff provi his report upon the evidence. tributable to the explosion occurred be sions herein suspended, shall, until fur By the Commission. cause persons failed to evacuate nearby ther order of the Commission, each keep [ sea l] Otis B . J ohnson, buildings, were congregated too close, or accurate account of all amounts charged, Secretary. were attempting to pass the ^vehicle collected, or received by reason of any which was on fire. Had sufficient fore increase in charges effected thereby; and [F. R. Doc. 42-8780; Filed, September 4, 1942; 10:59 a. m.] warning been given to these persons and that each such carrier shall specify in to others, most, if not all, of the lives such accounts by whom and in whose be could have been saved, and the property half such amounts are paid; damage could have been saved, and the It is further ordered, That All America T homas J . C asey property damage could have been ma Cables and Radio, Inc., and each such [Docket No. 4586] terially reduced. participating carrier subject to the Com ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER AND FIX The apparent reason such forewarning mission’s jurisdiction shall file with this was not given was that neither the drivers Commission a report, under oath, on or ING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTI MONY of the vehicles nor the police officers pres before the 10th day of each calendar ent were aware of or sufficiently im month commencing January 10, 1943, At a regular session of the Federal pressed with, the gravity of the hazard, showing the amounts charged, collected, Trade Commission, held at its office in which eventuated as described. 7044 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
Every carrier engaged in the trans OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS shall have the meanings prescribed In portation of explosives should take es TODIAN. section 10 of said Executive Order. pecial care in the instruction of his drivers [Vesting Order No. 60] Executed at Washington, D. C., on in the regulations of this Commission July 28, 1942. applying to the transportation of ex 2,355 S hares of the Capital S tock of L eo T . Crow ley, plosives by motor vehicle as required by S outh, T exas Compress Company Alien Property Custodian. said regulations; and each driver should Under the authority of the Trading be impressed with the likelihood of the [F. R. Doc. 42-8686; Filed, September 3, 1942; with the enemy Act, as amended,1 and *11:41 a. m.] explosion of the contents in the event Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, of fire and with the gravity of the hazard and pursuant to law, the undersigned, of such an explosion. after investigation, finding that the prop In the event of collision involving the erty described as follows: carrier’s vehicle and, another vehicle or [Vesting Order No. 62] with a fixed object, carriers’ drivers 2,355 shares of $100 par value common should be fully informed as to the hazard capital stock of South Texas Compress Com 740 S hares of th e Capital S tock of S. pany, a Texas corporation, the names and H ata S hoten, L imited of moving any entangled vehicle until last known addresses of the owners of which, the explosives contents together with any and the number of shares owned by them, Under the authority of-the Trading fragments, have been removed to a dis respectively, are as follows; with the enemy Act, as amended, and tance at least 200 feet from the scene of Executive Order No. 9095, sis amended, the accident and the same distance, if Number Last known addresses and pursuant to law, the undersigned, feasible, from any habitation, in accord Names of shares after investigation, finding that the prop ance with the provisions of section 828 erty described as follows: (a) (1) of Part 7—Regulations Applying 1,105 740 shares of $100 par value common capital to Shipments Made by Way of Common S. Tagawa----- 1,050 K. Sasaoka___ (Alien’detention camp)------200 stock of S. Hata Shoten, Limited, an Hawaiian and Contract Carriers by Public High corporation, the names and last known ad 2,355 way. Tritai dresses of the owners of which, and the num In the event of fire or of collision or ber of shares owned by them, respectively, both, drivers should be instructed by are as follows: the carriers to inform all persons in the is property of nationals, and represents vicinity of the accident of the probable control of a business enterprise within Num the United States which is a national, Last known hazard and, as soon as opportunity af Names ber of fords, police officers should be sought out of a designated enemy country (Japan), addresses shares and impressed with the gravity of the and determining that to the extent that" hazard and warned of the imperative any or all of such nationals are persons 630 not within a designated enemy country Hiroshima, Jappn... 100 need for: (1) the warning of persons in 10 the vicinity; (2) the prevention of the the national interest of the United States Hiroshima, Japan... congregation of vehicles or persons; (3) requires that such persons be treated as 740 the prevention of the movement of traf nationals of a designated enemy country, and having made all determinations and fic past, near or toward the burning or is property of nationals, and represents entangled vehicle, at least in its vicinity, taken all action, after appropriate con sultation and certification, required by control of a business enterprise within and more particularly in the event of fire. the United States which is a national, of Similar information should be given said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary in the national a designated enemy country (Japan), and to fire departments so that they may have determining that to the extent that any proper facts upon which to base a judg interest, hereby vests such property, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, or all of such nationals are persons not ment as to whether to abandon the vehi within a designated enemy country the cle or whether to attempt to extinguish sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter the fire, and to use the proper method est of and for the benefit of the United national interest of the United States re States. quires that such persons be treated as in the latter event. In many instances nationals of a designated enemy country, fire may be extinguished by the use of Such property and any or all of the proceeds thereof shall be held in a special and having made all determinations and sand or dirt. taken all action, after appropriate con Section 828 (a) (1) of “Part 7—Regu account pending further determination lations Applying to Shipments Made* by of the Alien Property Custodian. This sultation and certification, required by shall not be deemed to limit the powers said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, Way of Common and Contract Carriers and deeming it necessary in the national by Public Highway” requires the removal of the Alien Property Custodian to re of the explosives contents from vehicles turn such property or the proceeds interest, hereby vests such property, to be thereof, or to indicate that compensation held, used, administered, liquidated, sold which have been entangled. Whether or or otherwise dealt with in the interest of not it is feasible to attempt to remove will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and the explosives contents from a vehicle, a when it should be determined that such and for the benefit of the United States. portion of which is on fire, is a matter return should be made or such compen Such property and any or all of the upon which advice cannot be offered, as sation should be paid. proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe the relative hazards involved in removing Any person, except a national of a des cial account pending further determina tion of the Alien Property Custodian. the contents in the event of fire as com ignated enemy country, asserting any pared to the possible hazard of the de claim arising as a result of this order This shall not be deemed to limit the tonation of the contents cannot be pre may file with the Alien Property Custo powers of the Alien Property Custodian dian a notice of his claim, together with to return such propertj7 or the proceeds determined. The most imperative duty thereof, or to indicate that compensation of those in charge of the situation in a request for n hearing thereon, on Form such a case is, as has been set forth, to APC-1, within one year from the date will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and hereof, or within such further time as when it should be determined that such warn others of the probable result in the return should be made or such compen event explosion occurs, which eventual may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. Nothing herein contained sation should be paid. ity, as was exemplified in the case to Any person, except a national of a des which attention is herein directed, is very shall be deemed to constitute an admis sion of the existence, validity or right to ignated enemy country, asserting any likely. claim arising as a result of this order may allowance of any such claim. seal artel file with the Alien Property Custodian a [ ! W. P. B , The terms “national”, “designated Secretary. notice of his claim, together with a re enemy country” and “business enterprise quest for a hearing thereon, on Form [F. R. Doc. 42-8787; Filed, September 4, 1942; within the United States” as used herein 11:09 a. m.] APC-1, within one year from the date 17 F.R. 5205. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7045 hereof, or within such further time as the United States owned or controlled All of the capital stock of Asano & Com may be allowed by the Alien Property by a national of a designated enemy pany of New York, Inc., a New York corpora Custodian. Nothing herein contained country (Japan), and determining that tion, consisting of 500 shares of $100 par shall be deemed to constitute an admis the property described in this sub-para value common capital stock, the names of sion of the existence, validity or right to the registered owners of which, and the num graph (b) is necessary for the mainte ber of shares owned by them, respectively, allowance of any such claim. nance or safeguarding of other property are as follows: The terms “national”, “designated en f namely, that hereinbefore described in Number emy country” and “business enterprise sub-paragraph (a) 1 belonging to the Names: of shares within the United States” as used herein same national of the same designated F. L. MacWatty______200 shall have the meanings prescribed in enemy country and subject to vesting F. G. Ruggles______*____ 150 I R. L. Zeigler..______150 section 10 of said Executive Order. (and in fact vested by this order) pursu n Executed at Washington, D. C. on July ant to section 2 of said Executive Order; Total------500 28,1942. and determining that to the extent that is property of nationals, and represents L eo T . Crow ley, | any or all of such nationals are persons ownership of a business enterprise within Alien Property Custodian. * not within a designated enemy country the United States which is a national, of the national interest of the United States [F. R. Doc. 42-8687; Filed, September 3, 1942; a designated enemy country (Japan), requires that such persons be treated as 11:41 a. m.j and determining that to the extent that nationals of a designated enemy coun any or all of such nationals are persons try, and having made all determinations and taken all action, after appropriate not within a designated enemy country [Vesting Order No. 63] consultation and certification, required the national interest of the United States requires that such persons be treated as ■988 S hares of the Capital S tock of by said Executive Order or Act ot other wise, and deeming it necessary in the nationals of a designated enemy country, Orange P etroleum Corporation and and having made all determinations and Certain I ndebtedness Owing b y I t national interest, hereby vests all such property, to be held, used, administered, taken all action, after appropriate con Under the authority of the Trading liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with sultation and certification, required by with the enemy Act, as amended, and in the interest of and for the benefit of said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the United States. and deeming it necessary in the national and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Such property and any or all of the interest, hereby vests such property, to be after investigation, finding: proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe held, used, administered, liquidated, sold (a) That the property described as cial account pending further determina or otherwise dealt with in the interest of follows: tion of the Alien Property Custodian. and for the benefit of the United States. 988 shares of no par value capital stock of, This shall not be deemed to limit the Such property and any or all of the Orange- Petroleum Corporation, a Delaware powers of the Alien Property Custodian proceeds thereof shall be held in a special corporation, the numbers of the certificates to return such property or the proceeds account pending further determinations representing which, the number of shares thereof, or to indicate that compensation of the Alien Property Custodian. This represented by such certificates, and the shall not be deemed to limit the powers names and last known addresses of the règis- will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should be determined that such of the Alien Property Custodian to return tered owners of which, are, respectively, as such property or the proceeds thereof, or follows : return should be made or such com pensation should be paid. to indicate that compensation will not be Any person, except a national of a paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Certifi Num be determined that such return should cate ber of Names and addresses designated enemy country, asserting any numbers shares be made or such compensation should be claim arising as a result of this order paid. may file with the Alien Property Custo Any person, except a national of a lfi _ 632 James Lee Kauffman, 70 Pine Street, dian a notice of his claim, together with New York, New York, as trustee a request for a hearing thereon, on Form designated enemy country, asserting any for Kawasaki Dockyard Com claim arising as a result of this order pany, Ltd., Kobe, Japan and/or APC-1, within one year from the date the latter’s successor Kawasaki hereof, or within such further time as may file with the Alien Property Cus Heavy Industries, Ltd., Osaka, todian a notice of his claim, together Japan; may be allowed by the Alien Property 24 456 M. Itani, Kobe, Japan, as trustee Custodian, Nothing herein contained with a request for a hearing thereon, on for Kawasaki Dockyard Com Form APC-1, within one year from the shall be deemed to constitute an admis pany, Ltd., Kobe, Japan and/or date hereof, or within such further time the latter’s successor Kawasakf sion of the existence, validity or right to Heavy Industries, Ltd., Osaka, allowance of any such claim. as may be allowed by the Alien Property Japan; Custodian. Nothing herein contained The terms “national”, “designated en Total.. 988 . shall be deemed to constitute an admis emy country” and “business enterprise sion of the existence, validity or right to within the United States” as used herein, allowance of any such claim. is property of nationals, and represents shall have .the meanings prescribed in The terms “national”, “designated control of a business enterprise within section 10 of said Executive Order. enemy country” and “business enterprise the United States which is a national, Executed at Washington, D. C. on July within the United States” as used herein of a designated enemy country (Japan); 28, 1942. shall have the meanings prescribed in and section 10 of said Executive Order. (b) That the property described as L eo T . C row ley, follows: Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C. on July 28, 1942. All right, title, interest and claim of any [F. R. Doc. 42-8688; Filed, September 3, 1942; L eo T . Crow ley, name or nature whatsoever of the aforesaid 11:41 a. m.] Kawasaki Dockyard Company, Ltd, and/or its Alien Property Custodian. successor Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. [F. R. Doc. 42-8689; Filed, September 3, 1942; in and to all indebtedness, contingent or 11:42 a. m.] otherwise and whether or not matured, ow [Vesting Order No. 64 ] ing to them or either of them by said Orange Petroleum Corporation, including but not All of the Capital S tock of Asano & Company of New Y ork, I nc. limited to all security rights in and to any [Vesting Order No. 65] and all collateral for any or all of such in Under the authorty of the Trading debtedness and the right to sue for and collect All of the Capital S tock of Heidelberg such Indebtedness, with the enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, P rinting M achinery Corporation is an interest in the aforesaid business and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading enterprise held by a national of an en after investigation, finding that the with the enemy Act, as amended, and emy country, and also is property within property described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 7046 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Custodian. Nothing herein contained Any person, except a national of a des after investigation, finding: shall be deemed to constitute an admis ignated enemy country, asserting any (a) That the property described as sion of the existence, validity or right to claim arising as ' result of this order follows: allowance of any such claim. may file with the Alien Property Cus The terms “national”, “designated todian a notice of his claim, together with All of the capital stock of Heidelberg Print enemy country” and “business enterprise a request for a hearing thereon, on Form ing Machinery Corporation, a Nevj York cor APC-1, within one yea from the date poration, consisting of 500 shares of $100 par within the United States"” as used herein value common stock owned by Schnellpressen shall have the meanings prescribed in hereof, or within such further time as Fabrik, A. G., Heidelberg, Germany. section 10 of said Executive Order. may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. Nothing herein contained is property of, and represents ownership Executed at Washington, D. C., on shall be deemed to constitute an admis of a business enterprise within the United July 28, 1942. sion of the existence, validity or right States which is, a national of a designated L eo T. Crow ley, to allowance of any such claim. enemy country (Germany); and Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national”, “designated en (b) That the property described as [F. R. Doc. 42-8755; Filed, September 4, 1942; emy country” and “business enterprise follows: 10:51 a. m.] within the United States” as used here All right, title, interest and claim of any in shall have the meanings prescribed in name or nature whatsoever of the aforesaid section 10 of said Executive Order. Schnellpressen Fabrik, A. G.,. in and to aU [Vesting Order No. 69] indebtedness, contingent or otherwise and Executed at Washington, D. C. on July whether or not matured, owing to it by said All of the Capital S tock of S h in y e i 30, 1942. L eo T. Crow ley, Heidelberg Printing Machinery Corporation, C orporation including but not limited to all security Alien Property Custodian. rights in and to any and all collateral for any Under the authority of the Trading or all of such indebtedness and the right to with the enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc 42-8690; Piled, September 3, 1942; sue for and collect such indebtedness, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 11:42 a. m.] is an interest in the aforesaid business ahd pursuant to law, the undersigned, enterprise held by a national of an after investigation, finding that the prop enemy country, and also is property erty described as follows: [Vesting Order No. 71] All of the capital stock of Shinyei Corpofa- within the United States owned or con Assets of Hinode P etroleum Company, tion, a New York corporation, consisting of trolled by a national of a designated L td. enemy country (Germany), and deter 500 shares of $100 par value common capital mining that the property described in stock, the names and last known addresses Under the authority of the Trading this sub-paragraph (b) is necessary for of the owners of which, and the number of with the enemy Act, as amended, and shares owned by them respectively, are as ' Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the maintenance or safeguarding of follows: • other property [namely, that hereinbe and pursuant to law, the undersigned, fore described in sub-paragraph (a) ] be after investigation, finding that the prop Last known Number longing to the same national of the same Names addresses of shares erty described as follows: designated enemy country and subject All property of any nature whatsoever owned to vesting (and in fact vested by this Kobe, Japan.. 300 or controlled by, , payable or deliverable to, order) pursuant to section 2 of said Kobe, Japan.. ' 100 or held on behalf of or on account of or Executive Order; Kobe, Japan., 100 owing to, Hinode Petroleum Company, Ltd., 500 a Japanese corporation, Kobe, Japan, or its and deterAining that to the extent that American branch located at Los Angeles, either or both of such nationals are per California, sons not within a designated enemy is property of nationals, and represent^ property of nationals, and represents country the national interest of the ownership of a business enterprise within an interest in a business enterprise within United States requires that such persons the United States which is a national, of the United States which is a national, of be treated as nationals of a designated a designated enemy country (Japan), and a designated enemy country (Japan), enemy country, and having made all de determining that to the extent that any and determining that to the extent that terminations and taken all action, after or all of such nationals are persons not any or all of such nationals are persons appropriate consultation and certifica within a designated enemy country such not within a'" designated enemy country tion, required by said Executive Order or persons are controlled by or acting for such persons are controlled by or acting Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces or on behalf of or as cloaks for a desig for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a sary in the national interest, hereby vests nated enemy country or a person within designated enemy country (Japan) or A all such property, to be held/used, ad such country, and the national interest person within such country, and the ha- ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise of the United States requires that such tional interest of the United States re dealt with in the interest of and for the persons be treated as nationals of a des quires that such persons be treated as benefit of the United States. ignated enemy country, and having made nationals of a designated enemy country, Such property and any or all of the all determinations and taken all action, and having made all determinations and proceeds thereof shall be held in a special after appropriate consultation and certi taken all action, after appropriate con account pending further determination fication, required by said Executive Or sultation and certification, required by of the Alien Property Custodian. This der or Act or otherwise, and deeming said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, shall not be deemed to limit tha powers it necessary in the national interest, here and deeming it necessary in the national of the Alien Property Custodian to re by vests such property, to be held, used, interest, hereby vests such property, to turn such property or the proceeds administered, liquidated, sold or other be held, used, administered, liquidated, thereof, or to indicate that compensa wise dealt with in the interest of and for sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if the benefit of the United States. est of and for, the. benefit of the United and when it should be determined that Such property and any or all of the pro States. such return should be made or such com ceeds thereof shall be held in a special Such property and any or all of the pensation should be paid. account pending further determination proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe Any person, except a national of a of the Alien Property Custodian. This cial account pending further determina designated enemy country, asserting any shall not be deemed to limit the powers tion of the Alien Property Custodian. claim arising as a result of this order may of the Alien Property Custodian to re This shall not be deemed to limit the file with the Alien Property Custodian a turn such property or the proceeds powers of the Alien Property Custodian notice of his claim, together with a re thereof, or to indicate that compensation to return such property or the proceeds quest for a hearing thereon, on Form will not be p^id in lieu thereof, if and thereof, or to indicate that compensation APC-1, within one year from the date when it should be determined that such return should be made or such compen . will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and hereof, or within such further time as when it should be determined that such may be allowed by the Alien Property sation should be paid. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7047
return should be made or such compensa enemy country and subject to vesting determining that to the extent that either tion should be paid. (and in fact vested by this Order) pur or both of such nationals are persons not Any person, except a national of a suant to section 2 of said Executive within a designated enemy country the designated enemy country, asserting any Order; national interest of the United States re claim arising as a result of this order and determining that to the extent that quires that such persons be treated as may file with the Alien Property Cus either or both of such nationals are per nationals of a designated enemy country, todian a notice of his claim, together sons not within a designated enemy and having made all determinations and with a request for a hearing thereon, taken all action, after appropriate con on Form APC-1, within one year from country the national interest of the sultation and certification, required by the date hereof, or within such further United States requires that such persons said Executive Order or Act or other time as may be allowed by the Alien be treated as nationals of a designated wise, and deeming it necessary in the Property Custodian. Nothing herein con enemy country, and having made all de national interest, hereby vests such prop tained shall be deemed to constitute an terminations and taken all action, after erty, to be held, used, administered, liqui admission of the existence, validity or appropriate consultation and certifica dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the right to allowance of any such claim. tion, required by said Executive Order or interest of and for the benefit of the The terms “national”, “designated en Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces United States. emy country” and “business enterprise sary in the national interest, hereby vests Such property and any or all of the within the United States” as used herein all such property, to be held, used, ad proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe shall have the meanings prescribed in ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise cial account pending further determina section 10 of said Executive Order. dealt with in the interest of and for the tion of the Alien Property Custodian. benefit of the United States. This shall not be deemed to limit the Executed at Washington, D. C. on July Such property and any or all of the 30, 1942. powers of the Alien Property Custodian proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe to return such property or the proceeds L eo T. Crow ley, cial account pending further determina thereof, or to indicate that compensation Alien Property Custodian. tion of the Alien Property Custodian. will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and [F. R. Doc. 42-8691; Filed, September 3, 1942; This shall not be deemed to limit the when it should be determined that such 11:42 a. m.] powers of the Alien Property Custodian return should be made or such compen to return such'property or the proceeds sation should be paid. thereof, or to indicate that compensation Any person, except a national of a will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and [Vesting Order No. 73] designated enemy country, assserting any when it'should be determined that such claim arising as a result of this order 100 S hares of the Capital S tock of return should be made or such compen may file with the Alien Property Cus M etro S tamp Co. L td., and Certain I n sation should be paid. todian a notice of his claim, together debtedness Owing b y I t Any person, except a national of a with a request foy. a hearing thereon, on designated enemy country, asserting any Under the authority of the Trading Form APC-1, within one year from the claim arising as a result of this order may date hereof, or within such further time with the enemy Act, as amended, and file with the Alien Property Custodian a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, as may be allowed by the Alien Property notice of his claim, together with a re Custodian. Nothing herein contained and pursuant to law,, the undersigned, quest for a hearing thereon, on Form after investigation, finding: shall be deemed to constitute an admis APC-1, within one year from the date (a) That the property described as sion of the existence, validity or right follows: hereof, or within such further time as to allowance of any such claim. may be allowed by the Alien Property The terms “national”, “designated en All right, title and interest of Vittorio Lo- Custodian. Nothing herein contained emy country” and “business enterprise Bianco, whose last known address was rep shall be deemed to constitute an admis within the United States” as used herein resented to the undersigned as being Italy, in and to 100 shares of no Dar value common sion of the existence, validity or right to shall have the meanings prescribed in capital stock of Metro Stamp Co., Ltd., a allowance of any such claim. section 10 of said Executive Order. New York corporation, which shares are The terms “national”, “designated Executed at Washington, D. C. on July registered in the name of, and held under enemy country” and “business enterprise 30, 1942. a voting trust agreement by, Leo Walton, as within the United States” as used herein attorney and trustee, 150 William Street, L eo T . Crow ley, shall have the meanings prescribed in Alien Property Custodian. New York, New -York, section 10 of said Executive Order. is property of, and represents an interest [F. R. Doc. 42-8757; Filed, September 4, 1942; Executed at Washington, D. C. on July 10:51 a. m.J in a business enterprise within the United 30, 1942. States which is, a national of a desig L eo T . Crow ley, nated enemy country (Italy); and Alien Property Custodian. (b) That the property described as [Vesting Order No. 75] follows: [F. R. Doc. 42-8756; Filed, September 4, 1942; 10:51 a. m.] Assets of S. I sh im itsu C ompany All right, title, interest and claim of any name or nature whatsoever of the afore Under the authority of the Trading said Vittorio LoBianco in and to all indebt with the enemy Act, as amended, and edness, contingent or otherwise and whether Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, or not matured, owing to him by said Metro [Vesting Order No. 74] Stamp Co., Ltd., including but not limited and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 1,523 S hares of the Capital S tock of after investigation, finding that the prop *to all security rights in and to any and all T he American P latinum W orks collateral for any or all of such indebtedness erty described as follows: and the right to sue for and collect such Under the authority of the" Trading All right, title and interest of Sueo Ishi indebtedness, with the enemy Act, as amended, and mitsu, Kobe, Japan in and to S. Ishimitsu Company, the name under which he main is an interest in the aforesaid business Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, tains offices and does business in Los Angeles enterprise held by a national of an and San Francisco, California, and all prop enemy country, and also is property finding that the property described as erty of any nature whatsoever owned or con within the United States owned or con follows: trolled by, payable or deliverable to, or held trolled by a national of a designated 1,523 shares of $100 par value common on behalf of or on account of or owing to enemy country (Italy), and determining capital stock of The American Platinum said Sueo Ishimitsu or S. Ishimitsu Company, that the property described in this sub- Works, a New Jersey corporation, owned by W. C. Heraeus, G. m. b. H., Hanau, Germany, is property of, and represents ownership paragraph (b) is necessary for the main of a business enterprise within the United tenance or safeguarding of other prop is property of, and represents an interest States which is, a national of a desig erty [namely, that hereinbefore described in a business enterprise within the United nated enemy country (Japan), and de in sub-paragraph (a)] belonging to the States which is, a national of a desig termining that to the extent that -either same national of the same designated nated enemy country (Germany), and or both of such nationals are persons not 7048 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 within a designated enemy country, such the registered owners of which, and the shall have the meanings prescribed in persons are controlled by or acting for number of shares owned by them respec section 10 of said Executive Order. or on behalf of or as cloaks for a desig tively, are as foUows: nated enemy country (Japan), or a per Executed at Washington, D. C. on July 30, 1942. son within such country, and the national Num Names Last known addresses ber of L eo T . Crow ley, interest of the United States requires shares Alien Property Custodian. that such persons be treated as nationals [F. R. Doc. 42-8693; Filed, September 3, 1942; of a designated enemy country, and hav T . Katayama.. Osaka, Japan.. r...... 500 ing made all determinations and taken 8. Matsùi_____ 500 11:43 a. m.] all action, after appropriate consultation -Ur Miyagi____ 500 Y . Nishijima— Osaka! Japan...... 300 and certification, required by said Execu 200 tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem T . Shibata...... 200 K. Nagayama.. Osaka, Japan...... 100 [Vesting Order No. 77] ing it necessary in the national interest, M. Yamakawa. Osaka, Japan...... 2,000 hereby vests such property, to be held, S. Tsukaguchi. Osaka, Japan______2,000 Assets of K awasaki K isen K aisha, L td. T. Ozawa...... Japan (by repatriation)...... 300 used, administered, liquidated, sold or M. YamaqjotO- Japan (by repatriation)____ 200 otherwise dealt with in the interest of Under the authority of the Trading and for the benefit of the United States. 6,800 with the enemy Act, as amended, and Such property and any or all of the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe is property of nationals, and represents cial account pending further determina after investigation, finding that the prop control of a business enterprise within erty described as follows: tion of the Alien Property Custodian. the United States which is a national, This shall not be deemed to limit the of a designated enemy country (Japan), All property of any nature whatsoever powers of the Alien Property Custodian and determining that to the extent that owned or controlled by, payable or delivera to return such property or the proceeds ble to, or held on behalf of or on account of any or all of such nationals are persons or owing to, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd., thereof, or to indicate that compensa not within a designated enemy country a Japanese corporation, Kobe, Japan, or any tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if such persons are controlled by or acting and all of its three American branches lo and when it should be determined that for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a des cated at: 8-10 Bridge Street, New York, New such return should be made or such com ignated enemy country or a person with York; 311 California Street, San Francisco, pensation shoula be paid. in such country, and the national in California, and 1225 Exchange Building, Se Any person, except a national of a des terest of the United States requires that attle, Washington, ignated enemy country, asserting any such persons be treated as nationals of a is property of nationals, and represents claim arising as a result of this order may designated enemy country, and having file with the Alien Property Custodian a an interest in a business enterprise with made all determinations and taken all in the United States which is a national, notice of his claim, together with a re action, after appropriate consultation quest for a hearing thereon, on Form of a designated enemy country (Japan), and certification, required by said Ex and determining that to the extent that APC-1, within one year from the dàte ecutive Order or Act or otherwise, and hereof, or within such further time as any or all
Assets of Asano B ussan Company, L td. [Vesting Order No. 79] [Vesting Order No. 80] Under the authority of the Trading Assets of M orimura B ros., I nc. Assets of K awasaki K isen K abush iki with the enemy Act, as amended, and K aisha Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Under the authority of the Trading and pursuant to law, the undersigned, with the enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading after investigation, finding that the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with the enemy Act, as amended, and property described as follows: and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, after investigation, finding that the All property of any nature whatsoever and pursuant to law, the undersigned, owned or controlled by, payable or deliverable property described as follows:^. after investigation, finding that the prop to, or held on behalf of or on account of or All property of any nature whatsoever erty described as follows: owing to, Asano Bussan Company, Ltd., a owned or controlled by, payable or deliver All property of any nature whatsoever owned Japanese corporation, Tokyo, Japan, or any able to, or held on behalf of or on account or controlled by, payable or deliverable to, or and all of its three American branches located of or owing to, Morimura Bros., Inc., a Jap held on behalf of or on account of or owing at: 165 Broadway, New York, New York, 587 anese corporation, Tokio, Japan, or its Amer to, Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha, a Jap Chamber of Commerce Building, Los Angeles, ican branch located at 53 West 23rd Street, anese corporation, Kobe, Japan, or its Amer California, and 2203 Exchange Building, New York, New York, ican branch located at San Francisco, Cali Seattle, Washington, is property of nationals, and represents fornia, is property of nationals, and represents an interest in a business enterprise is property of nationals, and represents an interest in a business enterprise with within the United States which is a na an interest in a business enterprise within in the United States which is a national, tional, of a designated enemy country the United States which is a national, of a designated enemy country (Japan), (Japan), and determining that to the of a designated enemy country (Japan), and determining that to the extent that extent that any or all of such nationals and determining that to the extent that any or all of such nationals are persons are persons not within a designated any or all of such nationals are persons not within a designated enemy country enemy country such persons are con not within a designated enemy country such persons are controlled by or acting trolled by or acting for or on behalf of such persons are controlled by or acting for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a or as cloaks for a designated enemy for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a des designated enemy country or a person country dr a person within such country, ignated enemy country or a person within within such country, and the national and the national interest of the United such country, and the national interest interest of the United States requires States requires that such persons be of the United States requires that such that such persons be treated as nationals treated as nationals of a designated persons be treated as nationals of a des of a designated enemy country, and hav enemy country, and having made all de ignated enemy country, and having made ing made all determinations and taken terminations and taken all action, after all determinations and taken all action, all action, after appropriate consultation appropriate consultation and certifica after appropriate consultation and cer and certification,.required by said Execu tion, required by said Executive Order tification, required by said Executive Or tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it ing it necessary in the national interest, essary in the national interest, hereby necessary in the national interest, hereby hereby vests such property, to be held, vests such property, to be held, used, ad vests such property, to be held, used, ad used, administered, liquidated, sold or ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise ministered, liquidated sold or otherwise 'otherwise dealt with in the interest of dealt with in the interest of and for the dealt with in the interest of and for the and for the benefit of the United States. benefit of the United States. benefit of the United States. Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the proceeds thereof shall be held in a special proceeds thereof shall be held in a special proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe account pending further determination of account pending further determination cial account pending further determina the Alien Property Custodian. This shall of the Alien Property Custodian. This tion of the Alien Property Custodian. not be deemed to limit the powers of the shall not be deemed to limit the powers This shall not be deemed to limit the pow Alien Property Custodian to return such of the Alien Property Custodian to re ers of the Alien Property Custodian to property or the proceeds thereof, or to turn such property or the proceeds return such property or the proceeds indicate that compensation will not be thereof, or to indicate that compensation thereof, or to indicate that compensa paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if be determined that such return should when it should be determined that such and when it should be determined that be made or such compensation should be return should be made or such compen such return should be made or such com paid. sation should be paid. pensation should be paid. Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any No. 176------4 7050 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, $M2
claim arising as a result of this order file with the Alien Property Custodian a emy country, and having made all de may file with the Alien Property Cus notice of his claim, together with a re terminations and taken all action, after todian a notice of his claim, together quest for a hearing thereon, on Form appropriate consultation and certifica with a request for a hearing thereon, APC-1, within one year from the date tion, required by said Executive Order on Form APC-1, within one year from hereof, or within such further time as or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec the date hereof, or within such further may be allowed by the Alien Property essary in the national interest, hereby time as may be allowed by the Alien Custodian. Nothing herein contained vests all such property, td be held, used, Property Custodian. Nothing herein con shall be deemed to constitute an admis administered, liquidated, sold or other tained shall be deemed to constitute an sion of the existence, validity or right to wise dealt with in the interest of and for admission of the existence, validity or allowance of any such claim. the benefit of the United States. right to allowance of any such claim. The terms “national”, “designated en Such property and any or all of the The terms “national”, “designated en emy country” and “business enterprise proceeds thereof shall be held in a special emy country” and “business enterprise within the United States” as used herein account pending further determination within the United States” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in of the Alien Property Custodian. This shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 of said Executive Order. shall not be deemed to limit the powers section 10 of said Executive Order. Executed at Washington, D. C., on July of the Alien Property Custodian to re 30, 1942. turn such property or the proceeds there Executed at Washington, D. C., on July of, or to indicate that compensation will, 30, 1942. L eo T. C r o w l ey , not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it L eo T. C r o w ley, Alien Property Custodian. should be determined that such return Alien Property Custodian. [P. R. Doc. 42-8698; Filed, September 3, 1942; should be made or such compensation [P. R. Doc. 42-8697; FUed, September 3, 1942; 11:45 a. m.] should be paid. 11:44 a. m.J Any person, except a national of a des ignated enemy country, asserting any [Vesting Order Number 82] claim arising as a result of this order may file with the Alien Property Custodian {Vesting Order No. 81] Al l Capital S tock of T oyo M achine C o., a notice of his claim, together with a I nc., and C ertain I ndebtedness Owing Assets o f I w a i & C ompany, L td. request for a hearii g thereon, on Form b y I t Under the authority of the Trading APC-1, within one year from the date with the enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading hereof, or within such further time as Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with the enemy Act, as amended, and may be allowed by the Alien Property and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Custodian. Nothing herein ^contained after investigation, finding that the prop and pursuant to law, the undersigned, shall be deemed to constitute an admis erty described as follows: after investigation, finding: _ sion of the existence, validity or right (a) That the property described aa to allowance of any such claim. All property of any nature whatsoever follows: The terms “national”, “designated en owned or controlled by, payable or deliver emy country” and “business enterprise able to, or held on behalf of or on account All of the capital stock of Toyo Machine of or owing to, Iwai & Company, Ltd., a Jap Co., Inc., a New York corporation, consist-- within the United States” as used herein anese corporation, Osaka, Japan, or its Amer lng of 100 shares of no par valUe common shall have the meanings prescribed in ican branch located at 233 Broadway, New stqpk registered in the name of Toyo Machine section 10 of said Executive Order. Co., Osaka, Japan. York, New York. Executed at Washington, D. C., on is property of nationals, and represents an is property of, and represents ownership July 30, 1942. interest in a business enterprise within of a business enterprise within the L eo T. C r o w l ey , the United States which is a national, of United States which is, a national of a Alien Property Custodian. designated enemy country (Japan); and a designated enemy country (Japan), and [P. R. Doc. 42-8699; Piled, September 3, 1942; determining that to the extent that any (b) That the property described as 11:45 a. m .] or all of such nationals are persons not follows: within a designated enemy country such All right, title, interest and claim of any persons are controlled by or acting for name or nature whatsoever of the aforesaid or on behalf of or as cloaks for a desig Toyo Machine Co., Osaka, Japan, in and to {Vesting Order No. 83] nated enemy country or a person within all indebtedness, contingent or otherwise Al l of th e C apital S tock of S. S uzuki and whether or not matured, owing to it such country, and the national interest & Co. of Ne w Y ork, L td. of the United States requires that such by said Toyo Machine Co., Inc., a New York corporation, including but not limited to Under the authority of'the Trading persons be treated as nationals of a des all security rights in and to any and all ignated enemy country, and having made with the enemy Act, as amended, and coUateral for any or all of such indebtedness Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, all determinations and taken all action, and the right to sue for and collect such after appropriate consultation and certi indebtedness, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, fication, required by said Executive Order after investigation, finding that the prop or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec is an interest in the aforesaid business erty described as follows: essary in the national interest, hereby enterprise held by a national of an en All of the capital stock of S. Suzuki & Co. vests such property, to be held, used, emy country, and also is property within of New York, Ltd., a New York corporation, administered, liquidated, sold or other the United States owned or controlled by consisting of 1,000 shares of $100 par value a national of a designated enemy Coun common stock owned by S. Suzuki & Co.„ Ltd., wise dealt with in the interest of and a Japanese corporation, Tokyo, Japan, for the benefit of the United States. try (Japan), and determining that the Such property and any or all of the property described in this subparagraph is property of, and represents owner proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe (b) is necessary for the maintenance or ship of a business enterprise, within the cial account pending further determina safeguarding of other property [namely, United States which is, a national of a tion of the Alien Property Custodian. that hereinbefore described in sub-para designated enemy country (Japan), and This shall not be deemed to limit the graph (a) ] belonging to the same na determining that to the extent tha* either powers of the Alien Property Custodian tional of the same designated enemy or both of such nationals are persons not to return such property or the proceeds country and subject to vesting (and in within a designated enemy country the thereof, or to indicate that compensation fact vested by this order) pursuant to national interest of the United States will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and /Section 2 of said Executive Order; requires that such persons be treated as when it should be determined that such and determining that to the extent that nationals of a designated enemy country, return should be made or such compen either or both of such nationals are per and having made all determinations and sation should be paid. sons not within a designated enemy coun taken all action, after appropriate con Any person, except a national of a try the national interest of the United sultation and certification, required by designated enemy country, asserting any States requires that such persons be said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, claim arising as a result of this order may treated as nationals of a designated en and deeming it necessary in the national FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7051 interest, hereby vests such property, to is property of nationals, and represents Last known Number be held, used, administered, liquidated, an interest in a business enterprise Names addresses of shares sold or otherwise dealt with in the in within the United States which is a na tional, of a designated enemy country terest of and for the benefit of the United Ichitaro Abe...... Osaka, Japan___ 600 States. (Germany), and determining that to the Iwao Asahi...... Osaka, Japan___ 480 Such property and any or all of the extent that any or all of such nationals Shigetoshi Kida______Osaka, Japan___ 100 Yohei Kitagawa...... Osaka, Japan___ 500 proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe are persons not within a designated en Rinosuke Murata...... Osaka, Japan___ 600 cial account pending further determina emy country the national interest of the Hichirobei Nose...... Osaka, Japan___ 1,000 Chozo Nishikawa...... Osaka, Jap an .... 5 tion of the Alien Property Custodian. United States requires that such persons Tsuguo Nambu...... Osaka, Japan___ 25 This shall not be deemed to limit the be treated as nationals of a designated Takeshiro Nishikawa____ Osaka, Japan___ 50 enemy country, and having made all de MasaruNakao------Osaka, Japan__ i 600 powers of the Alien Property Custodian Toshiharu Takeuchi_____ Osaka, Japan___ 600 to return such property or the proceeds terminations and taken all action, after Genichiro Wakabayashi... Osaka, Japan___ 25 thereof, or to indicate that compensation appropriate consultation and certifica Kunio Yamada______Osaka, Japan___ 875 Motojiro Yoshida...... - Osaka, Jap a n .... 600 will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and tion, required by said Executive Order or Kyujiro Akashi...... (Alien detention 675 when it should be determined that such Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces camp.) Kenjiro Emura...... (Alien detention 60 return should be made or such compen sary in the national interest, hereby vests camp.) sation should be paid. such property, to be held, used, admin Ryoso Sasaki...... — (Alien detention 600 istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise camp.) Any person, except a national of a Shinnosuke Iw ai...... Japan (by repa 400 designated enemy country, asserting any dealt with in the interest of and for the triation). claim arising as a result of this order benefit of the United States. 7,405 may file with the Alien Property Cus Such property and any or all of the Total. todian a notice of his claim, together proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe with a request for a hearing thereon, cial account pending further determina is property of nationals, and represents on Form APC-1, within one year from tion of the Alien Property Custodian. control of a business enterprise within the date hereof, or within such further This shall not be deemed to limit the the United States which is a national, time as may be allowed by the Alien Prop powers of the Alien Property Custodian of a designated enemy country (Japan), erty Custodian. Nothing herein con to return such property or the proceeds and determining that to the extent that tained shall be deemed to constitute an thereof, or to indicate that compensation any or all of such nationals are persons admission of the existence, validity or will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and not within a designated enemy country right to allowance of any such claim. when it should be determined that such such persons are controlled by or acting The terms “national”, “designated en return should be made or such compen for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a emy country” and “business enterprise sation should be paid. designated enemy country (Japan) or a within the United States” as used herein Any person, except a national of a person within such country, and the shall have the meanings prescribe^, in designated enemy country, asserting any national interest of the United States section 10 of said Executive Order. claim arising as a result of this order requires that such persons be treated may file with the Alien Property Custo as nationals of a designated enemy coun Executed at Washington, D. C., on July dian a notice of his claim, together with 30, 1942. try, and having made all determinations a request for a hearing thereon, on Form and taken all action, after appropriate L eo T . C r o w l ey , APC-1, within one year from the date Alien Property Custodian. consultation and certification, required hereof, or within such further time as by said Executive Order or Act or other [F. R. Doc. 42-8700; Filed, September 3, 1942; may be allowed by the Alien Property wise, and deeming it necessary in the 11:46 a. m.] Custodian. Nothing herein contained national interest, hereby vests such prop shall be deemed to constitute an admis erty, to be held, used, administered, sion of the existence, validity or right to liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with [Vesting Order No. 84] allowance of any such claim. in the interest of and for the benefit of The terms “national”, “designated en the United States. 2,500 S hares op th e C apital S tock op emy country” and “business enterprise Such property and any or all of the Atlantic Assets C orporation within the United States” as used herein proceeds thereof shall be held in a special Under the authority of the Trading shall have the meanings prescribed in account pending further determination with the enemy Act, as amended, and section 10 of said Executive Order. of the Alien Property Custodian. This Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executed at Washington, D. C. on shall not be deemed to limit the powers and pursuant to law, the undersigned, July 30, 1942. of the Alien Property Custodian to re after investigation, finding that the L eo T . Cr o w l e y , turn such property or the proceeds property described as follows: Alien Property Custodian. thereof, or to indicate that compensa 2,500 shares of* no par value capital stock [F. R. Doc. 42-8758; Filed, September 4, 1942; tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if of Atlantic Assets Corporation, a Delaware 10:51 a. m.] and when it should be determined that corporation, owned by the persons whose such return should be made or such com names, last known addresses and number pensation should be paid. and class of shares owned by them, respec [Vesting Order No. 87] Any person, except a national of a tively, are as follows: designated enemy country, asserting any 7,405 S hares of th e Capital S tock of claim arising as a result of this order Class Class G osho C ompany, I nc. A B may file with the Alien Property Custo Names Last known addresses pre- com- Under the authority of the Trading dian a notice of his claim, together with ferred mon a request for a hearing thereon, on stock stock with the enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Form APC-I, within one year from the and pursuant to law, the undersigned, date hereof, or within such further lame Mrs. Claere Hugo Schlossstrasse 54, 750 750 as may be allowed by the Alien Property Stinnes. Muelheim-Ruhr, after investigation, finding that the prop Germany. Custodian. Nothing herein contained Hanns H. Stinnes. Uhlenhorstweg 10a, 250 250 erty described as follows: Muelheim-Ruhr, shall be deemed to constitute an admis Germany. 7,405 shares of $100 par value common sion of the existence, validity or right to Mrs. A. Fischer__ Kriegsbergstrasse 15, 250 250 capital stock of Gosho Company, Inc., a allowance of any such claim. Stuttgart, Ger / Texas corporation, the names and last known many. addresses of the owners of which, and the The terms “national”, “designated enemy country” and “business enterprise 1,250 1,250 number of shares owned by them respectively, are as follows: within*the United States” aè used herein 7052 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 shall have the meanings prescribed in shall have the meanings prescribed in Custodian. Nothing herein contained section 10 of said Executive Order. section 10 of said Executive Order. shall be deemed to constitute an admis sion of the existence, validity or right Executed at Washington, D. C., on Executed at Washington, D. C., on July to allowance of any such claim. July 31, 1942. 31, 1942. The terms “national”, “designated L eo T . C r o w l ey , L eo T . Cr o w l e y , enemy country” and “business enterprise Alien Property Custodian.' Alien Property Custodian. within the United States” as used herein [P. R. Doc. 42-8701; Filed, September 3, 1942; [P. R. Doc. 42-8702; Filed, September 3, 1942; shall have the meanings prescribed in 11:46 a. m.] 11:46 a. m.] section 10 of said Executive Order. Executed at Washington, D. C., on August 6, 1942. [Vesting Order No. 88] G eorge E hret B r e w e r y , I nc., and G eorge L eo T . Cr o w l e y , E hret P roperties, I nc. 66% S hares o f th e C apital S tock of Alien Property Custodian. (Vesting Order No. 90] African-A siatic T rading C o., I nc. [P. R. Doc. 42-8759; Piled, September 4, 1942; Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading 10:52 a. m.] with the enemy Act, as amended, and with the enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order No. 91] after investigation, finding that the prop after investigation, finding that the prop 998 S hares o f th e Capital S tock of erty described as follows: erty described as follows: K atakura C orporation 66% shares of the common capital stock 2,370 shares of no par value common capital of African-Asiatic Trading Co., Inc., a New stock of George Ehret Brewery, Inc., a New Under the authority of the Trading York corporation, owned by H. N. Capelluto York corporation, and with the enemy Act, as amended, and whose last known address was represented to 60 shares of no par value common capital Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the undersigned as being Kobe, Japan, stock of George Ehret Properties, Inc., a New and pursuant to law, the undersigned, York corporation, after investigation, finding that the is property of, and represents an interest property described as follows: in a business enterprise within the United all of which shares in both of said corpora tions are registered in the name of Carl 998 shares of $100 par value common capital States which is, a national of a desig Stangen whose last known address was rep nated enemy country (Japan ); and de stock of Katakura Corporation, a New York resented to the undersigned as being in Ger corporation, which is a business enterprise termining that to the extent that either many, within the United States, the names and or both of such nationals are persons last known addresses of the registered owners not within a designated enemy country is property of a national, and represents interests in business enterprises within of which, and the number of shares owned the national interest of the United States by them respectively, are as follows: requires that such persons be treated as the United States which are nationals, of a designated enemy country (Ger nationals of a designated enemy country, Num many) , and determining that to the ex Last known and having made all determinations and Names addresses ber of taken all action, after appropriate con tent that any or all of such nationals shares sultation and certification, required by are persons not within a designated en said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, emy country the national interest of the Katakura and Company, Tokyo, Japan___ 991 United States requires that such persons Ltd., a Japanese corpora and deeming it necessary in the national tion. interest, hereby vests such property, to be treated as nationals of a designated 1 enemy country, and having made all de Japan...... 1 be held, used, administered, liquidated, 1 sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter terminations and taken all action, after Japan...... 1 est of and for the benefit of the United appropriate consultation and certifica Japan...... 1 tion, required by said Executive Order 1 States. Masumi Hanaoka______(Alien detention 1 Such property and any or all of the or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec camp.) essary in the national interest, hereby proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe 998 cial account pending further, determina vests such property in the Alien Property tion of the Alien Property' Custodian. Custodian, to be held, used, administered, This shall not be deemed to limit the liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with is property of nationals, and represents powers of the Alien Property Custodian in the interest of and for the benefit of control of said business enterprise which to return such property or the proceeds the United States. is a national, of a designated enemy coun thereof, or to indicate that compensa Such property and any or all of the try (Japan), and determining that to the tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe extent that any or all of such nationals and when it should be determined that cial account pending further determina are persons not within a designated en such return should be made or such tion of the Alien Property Custodian. emy country the national interest of the compensation should be paid. This shall not be deemed to limit the United States requires that such persons Any person, except a national o f. a powers of the Alien Property Custodian be treated as nationals of a designated designated enemy country, asserting any to return such property or the proceeds enemy country, and having made all de claim arising as a result of this order thereof, or to indicate that co'mpensa- terminations and taken all action, after may file with the Alien Property Cus tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if appropriate consultation and certifica todian a notice of his claim, together and when it should be determined that tion, required by said Executive Order or with a request for a' hearing thereon, on such return should be made or such Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces Form APC-1, within one year from the compensation should be paid. sary in the national interest, hereby vests date hereof, or within such further time Any person, except a national of a such property in the Alien Property Cus as may be allowed by the Alien Property designated enemy country, asserting any todian, to be held, used, administered, Custodian. Nothing herein contained claim arising as a result of this order liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with shall be deemed to constitute an admis may file with the Alien Property Cus in the interest of and for the benefit of sion of the existence, validity or right to todian a notice of his claim, together the United States. allowance of any such claim. with a request for a hearing thereon, on Such property and any or all of the The terms “national”, “designated en Form APC-1, within one year from the proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe emy country” and “business enterprise daté hereof, or within such further time cial account pending further determina within the United States” as used herein as may be allowed by the Alien Property tion of the Alien Property Custodian. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7053
This shall not be deemed to limit the (b) That the property described as shall have the meanings prescribed in powers of the Alien Property Custodian follows: section 10 of said Executive Order. to return such property or the proceeds All right, title, interest and claim of any thereof, or to indicate that compensa Executed at Washington, D. C., on name or nature whatsoever of T. Momonoi August 6,1942. tion will not be paid in lièu thereof, if and Y. Wakamiya, and each of them, in and and when it should be determined that L eo T . Cr o w ley, to all indebtedness, contingent or otherwise Alien Property Custodian. such return should be made or such com and whether or not matured, owing to them pensation should be paid. or either of them by said Mogi, Momonoi [F. R. Doc. 42-8704; Filed, September 3, 1942; Any person, except a natiorjal of a & Co., Inc., including but not limited to all 11:46 a. m.] designated enemy country, asserting any security rights in and to any and all collat eral for any or all of such indebtedness and claim arising as a result of this order the right to sue for and collect such indebt may file with the Alien Property Custo edness, [Vesting Order No. 95] dian a notice of his claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon, on Form is an interest in the aforesaid business Al l of th e Capital S tock of R ondak APC-1, within one year from the date enterprise held by a national of an enemy Corporation hereof, or within such further time as country, and also is property within the United States owned or controlled by a Under the authority of the Trading may be allowed by the Alien Property with the enemy Act, as amended, and Custodian. Nothing herein contained national of a designated enemy country (Japan), and determining that the prop Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, shall be deemed to constitute an admis and pursuant to law, the undersigned, sion oKthe existence, validity or right erty described in this subparagraph (b) is necessary for the maintenance or safe after investigation, finding that the to allowance of any such claim. property described as follows: The terms “national”, “designated en guarding of other property [namely, emy country” and “business enterprise that hereinbefore described in subpara All of the capital stock of Rondak Corpo within the United States” as used herein graph (a) 1 belonging to the same na ration, a Delaware corporation, consisting of tional of the same designated enemy 70 shares of $100 par value common stock, shall have the meanings prescribed in the names and last known addresses of the section 10 of said Executive Order. country and subject to vesting (and in owners of which, and the number of shares fact vested by this order) pursuant to owned by them respectively, are as follows: Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au section 2 of said Executive Order; gust 6, 1942. Number of L eo T . C r o w l ey , and determining that to the extent that Names and last known addresses shares Alien Property Custodian. any or all of such nationals are persons Erich Muller, Josefstr. 4, Dresden A-20, Germany______10 [F. R. Doc. 42-8703; Filed, September 3, 1942; not within a designated enemy country Otto von Muller, Weissagk, Post Wen 11:46 a. m.] such persons are controlled by or aqjting for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a disch, Drehna, Germ anyJl______10 Horst Muller, Gustavheim, Dresden, designated enemy country (Japan) or a Payretz, Germany______10 [Vesting Order No. 92] person within such country, and the na Fritz Muller. Seidenberg, Ober Lausitz, tional interest of the United States re Germany______10 A ll of th e C apital S tock of M ogi, quires that such persons be treated as Cacilie Duderstaedt, Dresdnerstr. 43, M omonoi & Co., I nc. nationals of a designated enemy country, Chemnitz, Germany______i___ 10 Elisabeth Wiede, Gellerstr. 4, Dresden, Under the authority of the Trading and having made all determinations and taken all action, after appropriate con Germany____,______10 with the enemy Act, as amended, and Annemarie Christoflers, Angelikastrasse Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, sultation and certification, required by 1, Dresden, N. 6, G erm any.______5 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, Elisabeth Sievert, Maidstag. 4, Soran, after investigation, finding: and deeming it necessary in tlfe national N. L., Germany______5 (a) That the property described as interest, hereby vests such property in follows: the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, T o tal______70 used, administered, liquidated, sold or All of the capital stock of Mogi, Momonoi otherwise dealt with in the interest of is property of nationals, and represents & Co., Inc., a New York corporation, which and for the benefit of the United States. ownership of a business enterprise with is a business enterprise within the United in the United States which is a national, States, consisting of 1,870 shares of $100 par Such property and any or all of the of a designated enemy country (Ger value common stock, the names and last proceeds thereof shall be held in a special many) , and determining that to the ex known addresses of the owners of which, account pending further determination tent that any or all of such nationals are and the number of shares owned by them of the Alien Property Custodian. This respectively, are as follows: persons not within a designated enemy shall not be deemed to limit the powers country such persons are controlled by of the Alien Property Custodian to return or acting for or on behalf of or as cloaks Number such property or the proceeds thereof, or Names Last known addresses of shares for a designated enemy country (Ger to indicate that compensation will not be many) or a person within such country, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Yokohama, Japan 35 and the national interest of the United H. Ichikawa...... Nagoya, Japan______66 be determined that such return should be States requires tljfrt such persons be Yokohama, Japan...... 25 made or such compensation should be treated as national of a designated en Tokio, Japan..’ ...... 70 paid. Yokohama, Japan...... 125 emy country, and having made all de Kintaro Most___ Yokohama, Japan...... 264 Any person, except a national of a terminations and taken all action, after 35 designated enemy country, asserting any 200 appropriate consultation and certifica 523 claim arising as a result of this order may tion, required by said Executive Order 10 file with the Alien Property Custodian a 45 or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec Montaro SakuraL Nagoya, Japan...... 45 notice of his claim, together with a re essary in the national interest, hereby Mitsuji Sakurai. _ Nagoya, Japan...... 80 quest for a hearing thereon, on Form vests such property in the Alien Prop 30 Y. Takahashi___ Yokohama, Japan...... 45 APC-1, within one year from the date erty Custodian, to be held, used, admin Y. Wakamiya__ Tokio, Japan...... - 125 hereof, or within such further time as istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt K. Yamamoto... Yokohama, Japan...... 22 may be allowed by the Alien Property 125 with in the interest of and for the benefit Custodian. Nothing herein contained of the United States. Total...... 1,870 shall be deemed to constitute an admis Such property and any or all of the sion of the existence, validity or right to proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe is property of nationals, and represents allowance of any such claim. cial account pending further determina ownership of said business enterprise The terms “national”, “designated tion of the Alien Property Custodian. which is a national, of a designated en enemy country” and “business enterprise This shall not be deemed to limit the emy country (Japan); and within the United States” as used herein powers of the Alien Property Custodian 7054 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
to return such property or the proceeds Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the thereof, or to indicate that compensa proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if cial account pending further determina cial account pending further determina and when it should be determined that tion of the Alien Property Custodian. tion of the Alien Property Custodian. such return should be made or such This shall not be deemed to limit the This shall not be deemed to limit the compensation should be paid. powers of the Alien Property Custodian powers of the Alien Property Custodian Any person, except a national of a to return such property or the proceeds to return such property or the proceeds designated enemy country^asserting any thereof, or to indicate that compensation thereof, or to indicate that compensation claim arising as a result of this order may will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and file with the Alien Property Custodian a when it should be determined* that such when it should be determined that such notice of his claim, together with a re return should be made or such compensa return should be made or such compen quest for a hearing thereon, on Form tion should be paid. sation should be paid. APC-1, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order may claim arising as a result of this order Custodian. Nothing herein contained file with the Alien Property Custodian a may file with the Alien Property Cus shall be deemed to constitute an admis notice of his claim, together with a re todian a notice of his claim, together sion of the existence, validity or right to quest for a hearing thereon, on Form with a request for a hearing thereon, on allowance of any such claim. APC-1, within one year from the date Form APC-1, within one year from the The terms “national,” “designated en hereof, or within such further time as date hereof, or within such further time emy country” and -ilbusiness enterprise may be allowed by the Alien Property as may be allowed by the Alien Property within, the United States” as used herein Custodian. Nothing herein contained Custodian. Nothing herein contained shall have the meanings prescribed in shall be deemed to constitute an admis shall be deemed to constitute an admis section 10 of said Executive Order. sion of the existence, validity or right to sion of the existence, validity or right to allowance of any such claim. allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, D. C. on The terms “national,” “designated en The terms “national” and “designated August 6, 1942. emy country” and “business enterprise enemy country” as used herein shall have L eo T . C r o w l ey , within the United States” as used herein the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Alien Property Custodian. shall have the meanings prescribed in said Executive Order. [F. R. Doc. 42-8760; Filed, September 4, 1942; section 10 of said Executive Order. Executed at Washington, D. C., on 10:52 a. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C., on August 17, 1942. August 6, 1942. L eo T. Cr o w l ey , L eo T. C r o w ley, Alien Property Custodian. ~ [Vesting Order No. 96] Alien Property Custodian. [F. R. Doc. 42-8761; Filed, September 4, 1942; 728 S hares o f th e Capital S tock of [F. R. Doc. 42-8705; Filed, September 3, 1942; 10:52 a. m.] T sutakawa & Co. 11:47 a. m.] Under the authority of the Trading with the enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order No. 100] Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, All o f th e C apital S tock o f B odee and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order No. 98] R ea lty Corporation after investigation, finding that the prop erty described as follows; I nterest* o f R ohm & H aas, A. G . in a C er Under the authority of the Trading tain Contract 728 shares of $100 par value common cap with the enemy Act, as amended, and Ex ital stock of Tsutakawa & Co., a Washington Under the authority of the Trading ecutive Order No. 9095, as amended, and corporation, which is a business enterprise with the enemy Act, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after within the United States, the names and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, investigation, finding that the property last known addresses of the owners of which, and pursuant to law, the undersigned; described as follows: and the number of shares owned by them after investigation, finding that the respectively, are as follows: All of the capital stock of Bodee Realty property described as follows: Corporation, a New Jersey corporation, which is a business enterprise, consisting of 100 Ail right, title and interest of Rohm & Num shares of no par value common stock, the Haas, A. G., Darmstadt, Germany, in and to Names Last known addresses ber of names of the owners of which, and the num shares that certain contract by and between said ber of shares owned by them respectively, are Rohm & Haas, A. G. and Rohm & Haas Com as follows: 718 pany, a Delaware corporation, executed under Number date of November 24, 1934 by said Rohm & George J. Tsutakawa. (Alien detention camp).. 10 Names: oj shares Haas Company, and under date of January 30, Willy Bolle...... 50 728 1935 by said Rohm & Haas, A. G., and amended Emil Detzel______50 under date of July 5, 1939, and all income, profits, royalties and other property hereto is property of nationals, and represents T o tal______100 contfol of said business enterprise which fore accrued or which may hereafter accrue to or in favor of said Rohm & Haas, A. G., by is property of nationals, and represents is a national, of a designated enemy virtue of the aforesaid contract, country (Japan), and determining that ownership of said business enterprise to the extent that any or all of such na is property payable or held with respect which is a national, of a designated tionals are persons not within a desig to a patent or right7 related thereto in enemy country (Germany), and deter nated enemy country the national in which an interest is held by, and such mining that to the extent that any or all terest of the United States requires that property is itself an interest held therein of such nationals are persons not within such persons be treated as nationals of by, a national of a foreign country (Ger a designated enemy country the national a designated enemy country, and having many), and having made all determina interest of the United States requires made all determinations and taken all tions and taken all action, after appro that such persons be treated as nationals action, after appropriate consultation priate consultation and certification, re of a designated enemy cpuntry, and hav and certification, required by said Execu quired by said Executive Order or Act or ing made all determinations and taken tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem otherwise, and deeming it necessary in all action, after appropriate consulta ing it necessary in the national interest, the national interest, hereby vests such tion and certification, required by said hereby vests such property in the Alien property in the Alien Property Custodian, Executive Order or Act or otherwise, and Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad to be held, used, administered, liqui deeming it necessary in the national in ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the terest, hereby vests such property in the dealt with in the interest of and for the interest of and^ for the benefit of the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, benefit of the United States. United States. used, administered, liquidated, sold or FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7055 m otherwise dealt with in the interest of terest, hereby vests such property in the terest of and for the benefit of the and for the benefit of the United States. Alien Property Custodian, to be held, United States. Such property and any or all of the used, administered, liquidated, sold or Such property and any or all of the proceeds thereof shall be held in a special otherwise dealt with in the interest of proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe account pending further determination and for the benefit of the United States. cial account pending further determina of the Alien Property Custodian. This Such property and any or all of the tion of the Alien Property Custodian. shall not be deemed to limit the powers proceeds thereof shall be held in a This shall not be deemed to limit the of the Alien Property Custodian to re special account pending further deter powers of the Alien Property Custodian turn such property or the proceeds there mination of the Alien Property Custo to return such property or the proceeds of, or to indicate that compensation will dian. This shall not be deemed to limit thereof, or to indicate that compensation not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when the powers of the Alien Property Custo will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and it should be determined that such return dian to return such property or the pro when it should be determined that such should be made or such compensation ceeds thereof, or to indicate that com return should be made or such compen should be paid. pensation wilt not be paid in lieu thereof, sation should be paid. Any person, except a national of a des if and when it should be determined that Any person, except a national of a ignated enemy country, asserting any such return should be made or such com designated enemy country, asserting any claim arising as a result of this order may pensation should be paid. claim arising as a result of this order file with the Alien Property Custodian a Any person, except a national of a may file with the Alien Property Custo notice of his claim, together with a re designated enemy country, asserting any dian a notice of his claim, together with quest for a hearing thereon, on Form claim arising as a result of this order a request for a hearing thereon, on Form APC-1, within one year from the date may file with the Alien Property Custo APC-1, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as dian a notice of his claim, together with hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed by the Alien Property a request for a hearing thereon, on Form may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. Nothing herein contained APC-1, within one year from the date Custodian. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to constitute an admis hereof, or within such further time as shall be deemed to constitute an admis sion of the existence, validity or right to may be allowed by the Alien Property sion of the existence, validity or right allowance of any such claim. Custodian. Nothing herein contained to allowance of any such claim. The terms “national”, “designated shall be deemed to constitute an admis The terms “national”, “designated en enemy country” and “business enterprise sion of the existence, validity or right to emy country” and “business enterprise within the United States” as used herein allowance of any such claim. within the United States” as used herein shall have îhe meanings prescribed in The terms “national”, “designated shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 of said Executive Order. enemy country” and “business enterprise section 10 of said Executive Order. Executed at Washington, D. C., on within the United States” as used herein Executed at Washington, D. C. on Au August 7, 1942. shall have the meanings prescribed in gust 11, 1942. L eo T . C r o w l ey , section 10 of said Executive Order. L eo T . C r o w ley, Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Alien Property Custodian. [F. R. Doc. 42-8762; Filed, September 4, 1942; August 7, 1942. [F. R. Doc. 42-8764; Filed, September 4, 1942; 10:58 a. m.] L eo T. Cr o w l ey , 10:52 a. m.] Alien Property Custodian. [F. R. Doc. 42-8763; Filed, September 4, 1942; [Vesting Order No. 101] 10:52 a. m.] [Vesting Order No. 104]
All of th e C apital S tock of B o lle and 12,152 S hares of th e Capital S tock o f D etzel, I nc. Central American P lantations C or [Vesting Order No. 103] poration Under the authority of the Trading with the enemy Act, as amended, and Vesting 2,690 S hares of th e Capital Under the authority .of the Trading Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, S tock of B anco di Napoli T rust C om with the enemy Act, as amended, and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, pany of C hicago Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, after investigation, finding that the Under the authority of the Trading and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding: property described as follows:• with the enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, (a) That the property described as All of the capital stock of Bolle and Detzel, follows: Inc., a New York corporation, which is a and pursuant to law, the undersigned, business enterprise within the United States, after investigation, finding that the (i) 9,824 shares of $100 par value common consisting of 200 shares of $100 par value property described as follows: capital stock of Central American Planta common stock, the names of the owners of tions , Corporation, a Delaware corporation, which, and the number of shares owned by 2,690 shares of the common capital stock the names and last known addresses of the them respectively, are as follows: of Banco di Napoli Trust Company of Chi registered owners of which, and the num Number cago, an Illinois corporation, registered in the ber of shares owned by them respectively, Names : of shares name of Banco di Napoli, Direzione Generale, are set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto Willy Bolle...... 100 Naples, Italy, and made a part hereof,^ and Emil Detzel______'— 100 is property of, and represents control of (ii) all of the property hereinafter de scribed in subparagraphs (b) and (c). T o ta l______200 a business enterprise within the United States which is, a national of a desig is property of nationals, and represents is property of nationals, and represents nated enemy country (Italy), and deter an interest in a business enterprise within ownership of said business enterprise mining that to the extent that either or the United States which is a national, which is a national, of a designated en both of such nationals are persons not of a designated enemy country (Ger emy country (Germany), and determin within a designated enemy coufttry the many) ; and determining that to the ex ing that to the extent that any or all national interest of the United States re tent tha.t any or all of such nationals of such nationals are persons not within quires that such persons be treated as are persons not within a designated a designated enemy country the national nationals of a designated enemy country, enemy country the national interest of interest of the United States requires and having made all determinations and the United States requires that such that such persons be treated as nationals taken all action, after appropriate con persons be treated as nationals of a desig of a designated enemy country, and hav sultation and certification, required by nated enemy country, and to the extent ing made all determinations and taken said Executive Order of Act or otherwise, that any or all of the holders of any all action, after appropriate consultation and deemipg it necessary in the national or all of the shares to which reference and certification, required by said Ex interest, hereby vests such property, to is made in sub-paragraphs (a), (b) and ecutive Order or Act or otherwise, and be held, used, administered, liquidated, (c) hereof are persons not within a deeming it necessary in the national in sold or otherwise dealt with in the in designated enemy country, such holders 7056 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 Executed at Washington, D. C., on Number are persons controlled by or acting for Names and last known addresses of shares August 17, 1942. or on behalf of or as cloaks for a desig H. J. Merck & Co., Hamburg, Ger nated enemy country (Germany) or a L eo T . Cr o w l ey , many___ .______— - — 111 person within such country; Alien Property Custodian. Bertha Meyer, Bahrenfelder Kirchen (b) That the property described as weg 65, Altona Bahrenfeld, Ger follows: Exh ibit A many______120 Mrs. Anna Mullef, c/o Dr. H. G ott 2,088 additional shares of similar stock of 9,824 shares of the capital stock of Central the aforesaid Central American Plantations American Plantations Corporation, the names schalck, Ness 1, Hamburg, Ger many______4 Corporation, the names and last known ad and last known addresses of the registered dresses of the registered owners of which, and owners of which, and the number of shares Walter Muller, c/o J. F. Muller & the number of shares owned by them re owned by them, respectively, are as follows: Sohn, A. G., Steinstrasse, 10 Ham burg, Germany______60 spectively, are set forth in Exhibit B attached Number hereto and made a part hereof, Fritz Mumme, Baldamus Str. 6, Dres Names and last known addresses of shares den A 46, Germany____— — ------78 is property of nationals, and represents "Albingia” Versicherungs, A. G., c/o Munds & Fester, Trostbrugke 1, an interest in a business enterprise within Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, Hamburg 11, Germany______138 the United States which is a national, of Custody Collection Division, 140 W. Nordwald, Gr. Elbstrasse 10, Al a foreign country (Guatemala); and Broadway, New York, New York— 236 tona, Germany______21 Dr. Max Andereya, Schaeferkamps, Juan Ohms, Thelott Strasse 6, Augs (c) That the property described as fol Allee 30, Hamburg, Germany.------14 burg, Germany______2 lows: Hattie Bareiss, WWE, Stuttgart, Ger Bernard Randebrock, Naumburg 240 additional shares of similar stock of the many______50 A. S., Germany______20 aforesaid Central American Plantations Cor Mrs. Hattie Bareiss, c/o Direktion Prof. Dr. Tom Ringel, Agnesstrasse 33, poration registered in the name of Geo. Ehni Der Diskonto, Gesellschaft, S tu tt Hamburg 39, Germany______110 & Co., whose last known address was repre gart, Germany______— 10 Mrs. Gertrud Schlottmann, c/o Dr. sented to the undersigned as being Pelikan- C. P. Berendt, Suedseehaus, Lange H. Gottschalck, Ness 1, Hamburg, strasse 2, Zurich, Switzerland, Muhren 9, Hamburg, Germany— 10 Germany______:______23 E. Arturo Berndt, Frombergstrasse, J . Schulenburg, Gr. Elbstrasse 10, Al is property of, and represents an interest Bautzen, Germany______4 tona, Germany______21 in a business enterprise within the United Juan Bittkau, c/o Bremen Amerika Dr. G. Sekler, Koenigstrasse 19 A, States which is, a national of a foreign Bank, Wachstr, Bremen, Germany. 15 Stuttgart, Germany______50 country (Switzerland); Essener Creditanstalt, Essen, Ger Mrs. Wally Stumpf, c/o Filiale Dres many____‘ ______— 2 j, den Der Direktion Der, Disconto and having determined, and certified to Sengra Maria Josefina de Kaltwasser, Gesellschaft, Dresden,. Germany_ 6 the Secretary of the Treasury, that it is Wilheimstr 7, Muenchen, Ger Joseph Susskind, Groeningerstrasse necessary in the national interest" to vest many ______1 5, Hamburg, Germany______4 the property hereinbefore described in Deutsche Bank, Kaiserlautern, Ger Gustav Tonndorf, 14 Schlump, Ham many ______24 burg, Germany______6 sub-paragraphs (b) and (c), and having Deutsche Bank und Disconto Ge Mrs. Esther von Frankenberg, c/o Dr. made all determinations and taken all sellschaft, Filiale Stuttgart, Fried Hans Nolte, Boersentaruecke 2 AT action, after appropriate consultation richstrasse, Stuttgart, Germany— 168 Hamburg, Germany______57 and certification, required by said Execu Eberhard de Voss, An Der Alster 52, Freifrau Mechthilde von Mentzingen, tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem IV, Hamburg, Germany----- :— 25 Risstissen, Württembergs Ger ing it necessary in the national interest, Dr. Th. Engelbrecht, Obendeich Bei many______— 50 hereby vests all the property hereinbe Glueckstadt, I-Holst., Germany— 8 Frau Margarete Weygand, Generals Dr. Paul Fechner, Hamburgerstrasse witwe, Wilhelmstrasse 54, Garten fore described in sub-paragraphs (a), 99, Hamburg, Germany. _____ 25 haus, Wiesbaden, Germany______48 (b) and (c), to be held, used, adminis Dr. Carl Feldberg, c/o Dresdner Bank, Ernst Wittier, c/o Landeskredit Bank, tered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt Hamburg, Germany______. ______' 3 Sachsen Anhalt, Eisleben Luther with in the interest of and for the benefit Eric Findel, Blankenese, Hamburg, stadt, Germany______2 of the United States. GermSny______30 Frau Elisabeth Zitelmann, Geb. von Such property and any or all of the Dr. H. Gottschalck, Ness 1, Hamburg, Conta, Coblenzerstrasse 89, Bonn, proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe Germany______— ------24 G erm any______. — 29 cial account pending further determina Fritz Graue, c/o Rektor Theodor Tucker & Co., nominee for J. Henry Graue, Kloppstockstrasse, 28, Schroder Banking Corporation, 46 tion of the Alien Property Custodian. Wesermuende G., Germany------10 William Street, New York, New This shall not be deemed to limit the Guillermo Gruetter, c/o Emil Gruet- York, ly)lding for the benefit of powers of the Alien Property Custodian ter, Burgdorf Hannover, Germany. 1 Schroder, Gebrüder & Co., the lat to return such property or the proceeds Hagen & Co., Berlin W. S. 8, Charlot ter’s address being, Brodschrangen thereof, or to indicate that compensa ten Str. 58, Germany_^______14 35, Hamburg 11, Germany______109 tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if Hermann & Hauswedell, Monkedamm Tucker & Co., nominee for J. Henry and when it should be determined that 5, Hamburg 11, Germany______138 Schroder Banking Corporation, 46 such return should be made or such Heinrich Höflich, Sandthorquai 17, William Street, New York, New Hamburg 8, Germany______20 York, held by The National City compensation should be paid. Bank of Nèw York, New York, New Any person, except a national of a Fritz Jungaberle, Pforzheim, Ger many______50 York, for the benefit of Export designated enemy country, asserting any kreditbank, A. G., the latter’s ad Adolf Junge, Kellinghusen, Ger dress' being, Berlin, Germ any.__ 276 claim arising as a result of this order many------r ----- .------12 may file with the Alien Property Custo Hurley & Co., nominee for Th Na Mrs. Marie Kort Nee Suhr, Ebstorf, tional City Bank of New York, Nevj dian a notice of his claim, together with Germany______30 York, New York, holding for the a request for a hearing thereon, on Dr. Walter Lessing, Ostallee 1, Ober benefit of Vereinsbank in Ham Form AFC-1, within one year from the lahnstein, Germany______36 burg, the latter’s address being, date hereof, of within such further time Ella Levy, Brahmsallee 23, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany______45 Gergiany______24 Schmidt & Co., nominee, for Guaranty as may be allowed by the Alien Property "Likomba” Kamerun Bananen Ge Trust Company, New York, New Custodian. Nothing herein contained sellschaft, A. G., Hamburg, Ger York, holding for the benefit of shall be deemed to constitute an admis many------87 Bankgeschäft Berger and Co., the sion of the existence, validity or right to Bismarck Linie G. m. b. H., Grosse latter’s address being Behrenstrasse allowance of any such claim. Elbstrasse 10, Altona, Germany____ 61 33, Berlin W 8, Germany______8 Willy H. Loubier, Mannheim F7, 20, Schmidt & Co., nominee for Guaranty The terms “national”, “designated en Germany______. . . ____ 8 Trust Company, New York, New . emy country” and “business enterprise Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Mayerhof - York, holding for the benefit of within the United States” as used herein fer, c/o Dr. F. Mayerhoffer, Damm Exportkreditbank, A. G., the lat shall have the meanings prescribed in thorstrasse 27, Hamburg 36,‘ Ger ter’s address being, Berlin, Ger section 10 of said Executive Order. many______—_— 36 many______50 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 6, 1942 7057
H u m b e r [Vesting Order No. 105] [Vesting Order No. 106] N a m e s a n d last k n o w n addresses of shares Assets o f M it s u i and C om pany, L td. ll o f th e apital tock o f E. Arthur Carter and L. D. Pickering A C S K . M n a - moto, I nc. & Co., nominees for Bank of The Under the authority of the Trading M anhattan Company, New York, with the enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading New York, holding tor the benefit of Exportkreditbank, A. G„ the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with the enemy Act, as amended, and latter’s address being, Berlin, Ger and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, many______870 after investigation, finding that the prop- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, E. Arthur Carter and L. D. Picker ert$ described as follows: after investigation, finding that the ing & Co., nominees for Bank of All property of any nature whatsoever property described as follows: The Manhattan Company, New owned or controlled by, payable or deliverable All of the capital stock of K. Mikimoto, Inc., York, New York, holding for to, or held on behalf of or on account of or New York corporation, which is a busi Brinckman Wirtz & Co., the a owing to, Mitsui and Company, Ltd., a Jap ness enterprise within the United States, con latter’s address being, Hamburg, anese corporation, Tokyo, Japan, or any or 1,000 Germany______4, 768 sisting of Shares of no par value com all of its American branches located at: 350 mon stock, the names of the owners of which E. Arthur Garter and L. D. Pickering Fifth Avenue, New York, New York; 465 Cali (the last known addresses of all of whom & Co., nominees for Bank of The fornia Street, San Francisco, California: and were represented to the undersigned as be Manhattan Company, New York, Exchange Building, Seattle, Washington; ing in Japan) and the number of shares Nçw York, holding for the benefit which corporation is a business enterprise owned by them respectively, are as follows: of Nottebohn & Co., the latter’s within the United States, address being, Hamburg, Germany. 1,733 Number Lee & Co., nominee for Chase Na is property of nationals, and represents Names : of shares tional Bank, New York, New York, an interest in said business enterprise Kokichl Mikimoto______700 holding for the benefit of Com- which is a national, of a designated Kakichi Ikeda______80 merz Bank, the latter’s address be enemy country (Japan); and determin Toranosuke Kato______60 ing, Berlin, Germany______4 Tetsuya Suzuki______30 Lee & Co., nominee for Chase Na ing that to the extent that any or all Juzo Seo______50 tional Bank, New York, New York, of such nationals are persons not within Masaru Kuki______25 holding for the benefit of Export a designated enemy country such persons Shinkichi Nishikawa______25 kreditbank, A. G., the latter’s ad are controlled by or acting for or on be Shintaro Wada______30 dress being, Berlin, Germany____ 6 half of or as cloaks for a designated Atlantic Assets Corporation, 420 Lex enemy country (Japan) or a person T o t a l ...______1,000 ington Avenue, New York, New within such country, and the national York, holding for the benefit of is property of nationals, and represents Prof. Hans Heinrich Schlubach, interest of the United States requires ownership of said business enterprise the latter’s address being, Gabriel that such persons be treated as nationals which is a national, of a designated en Riesser, Strasse 7, Hamburg, Ger of a designated enemy country, and hav emy country (Japan), and determining many ______331 ing made all determinations and taken that to the extent that any or all of such all action, after appropriate consultation nationals are *>ersons not within a des Total...... 9, 824' and certification, required by said Execu ignated enemy country such persons are tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem Exhibit B controlled by or acting for or on behalf ing it necessary in the national interest, of or as cloaks for a designated enemy 2,088 shares of the capital stock of Central hereby vests such property in the Alien American Plantations Corporation, the names country (Japan) or a person within such Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad country, and the national interest of the and last known addresses of the registered ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise owners of which, and the number of shares United States requires that such persons owned by them respectively, are as follows: dealt with in the interest of and for the be treated as nationals of a designated benefit of the United States. enemy country, and having made all Number of Such property and any or all of the Names and last known addresses shares determinations and taken all action, proceeds thereof shall be held in a special after appropriate consultation and cer P. Doescher, Livingston, Guatemala. 84 account pending further determination Ad. Giesemann & Co., La Reforma, tification, required by said Executive Or of the Alien Property Custodian. This der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it Finca El Baluarte, Guatemala------205 shall not be deemed to limit the powers J. Francisco Hastedt, Guatemala City, necessary in the national interest, hereby Guatemala______64 of the Alien Property Custodian to re vests such property in the Alien Proper Herman Hermanos, under the terms turn such property or the proceeds ty Custodian, to be held, used, adminis qf the will of Enrique Herman, • thereof, or to indicate that compensation tered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt Esmeraldo, G uatem ala______255 will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and with in the interest of and for the benefit Herman Hermanos, Esmeralda, Co- when it should be determined that such lomba, Guatemala. ______—^— 1,043 of the United States. return should be made or such compen Such property and any or all of the Johannsen & Co., Quezaltenango, sation should be paid. G uatem ala______3 proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe M. Knoetzsch, Nottebohm Hnos., Any person, except a national of a cial account pending further determina Guatemala City, Guatemala------2 designated enemy country, asserting any tion of the Alien Property Custodian. Curt Mueller, 7 Avenida Sur Noll, claim arising as a result of this order This shall not be deemed to limit the Guatemala City, Guatemala------8 may file'with the Alien Property Custo powers of the Alien Property Custodian Roberto Muenchmeyer, Finca dian a notice of his claim, together with to return such property or the proceeds ‘Dolores’ Mazatenango, Guatemala. 4 a request for a hearing thereon, on Nottebohm Hnos., Guatemala City, thereof, or to indicate that compensation Form APC-1, within one year from the will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and G uatem ala______"01 date hereof, or within such further time Sapper & Co., Ltda., Coban, Guate when it should be determined that such mala______14 as may be allowed by the Alien Property return should be made or such compen Custodian. Nothing herein contained D. E. Sapper, Guatemala City, Guate sation should be paid. mala ______6 shall be deemed to constitute an admis sion of the existence, validity or right to Any person, except a national of a Fr. Schleehauf, Coban, Guatemala— 17 designated enemy country, asserting any Kurt Wulff, 10A Calle Ote. No. 9, allowance of any such claim. Guatemala City, Guatemala.______4 The term s7 ^national”, “designated claim arising as a result of this order E. Arthur Carter and L. D. Pickering enemy country” and “business enterprise may file with the Alien Property Cus & Co., nominees for Bank of The within the United States” as used herein todian a notice of his claim, together Manhattan Company, New York, shall have the meanings prescribed in with a request for a hearing thereon, on New York, holding for the benefit section 10 of said Executive Order. of Nottebohn Hnos. the latter’s ad Form APC-1, within one year from the dress being Guatemala C i t y , Executed at Washington, D. C., on date hereof, or within such further time Guatemala ______128 August 17, 1942. as may be allowed by the Alien Property L eo. T . C r o w l e y , Custodian. Nothing herein contained Total______I ______2,088 Alien Property Custodian. shall be deemed to constitute an admis [F. R. Doc. 42-8767; Filed, September 4, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-8706; Filed, September 8, 1942; sion of the existence,’ validity or right to 10:53 a. m.] 11:47 a. m.J allowance of any such claim. No. 176------5 7058 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
The terms “national’*, “designated en The terms “national” and “designated a notice of his claim, together with a emy country” and “business enterprise enemy country” as used herein shall request for a hearing thereon, on Form within the United States” as used herein have the meanings prescribed in section APC-1, within one year from the date shall have the meanings prescribed in 10 of said Executive Order. hereof, or within such further time as section 10 of said Executive Order. may be allowed by the Alien Property Executed at Washington, D. C. on Custodian. Nothing herein contained Executed at Washington, D. C., on August 24, 1942. shall be deemed to constitute as admis L eo T . C r o w l e y , August 17, 1942. sion of the existence, validity or right to eo r o w l e y Alien Property Custodidn. L T . C , allowance of any such claim. Alien Property Custodian. [P. R. Doc. 42-8788; Piled, September 4, 1942; The terms “national”, “designated [F. R. Doc. 42-8707; Piled, September 3, 1942; 10:53 a. m.] enemy country” and “business enterprise 11:47 a. m.J within the United States” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in [Vesting Order No. 109] [Vesting Order No. 110] section 10 of said Executive Order. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Au I nterest o f J. D. R ied el-E. de H aen, A. G. Al l o f th e C apital S tock of R ied el- de gust 24, 1942. in a C ertain Contract H aen, I nc. Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading L eo T . C r o w l ey , with the enemy Act, as amended, and wit! the enemy Act, as amended, and Alien Property Custodian. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [P. R. Doc. 42-8769; Filed, September 4, 1942; and pursuant to law, the undersigned, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 10:53 a. m.J after investigation, finding that the prop after investigation, finding that the prop erty described as follows: erty described as follows: All right, title and interest of J. D. Riedel- All of the capital stock of Riedel-de Haen, (Vesting Order No. I l l ] E. de. Haen, A. G., Berlin, Germany, in and to Inc., a New York corporation, which is a that certain license agreement executed un business enterprise within the United States, I nterests o f P artners in P ettingell der date of December 4, 1935, and amended consisting of 450 shares of $100 par value M achine C ompany under date of March 6, 1941, by and between common stock, the names and last known said J. D. Riedel-E. de Haen, A. G. and Riedel- addresses of the owners of which, and the Under the authority of the Trading de Haen, Inc., a New York corporation, and number of shares owned by them respec with the enemy Act, as amended, and all income, profits, royalties and other prop tively, are as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, erty heretofore accrued or which may here N u m b e r and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after accrue to or in favor of said J. D. Names and last known addresses of shares after investigation, finding that the prop Riedel-E. de Haen, A. G. by virtue of the J. D. Riedel-E. de Haen, A. G., Berlin, erty described as follows: aforesaid license agreement, Germany ______448 Franz E. Loes, New York, New York—— 1 All right, title and interest as copartners is property payable or held with respect Berthold H. Hahnebach, Montclair, New in and to Pettingell Machine Company, a to a patent or right related thereto in Je rse y ______i Massachusetts partnership, which maintains which an interest is held by, and such an office and does business in Amesbury, Total ______450 Massachusetts, and which is a business enter property is itself an interest held therein prise within the United States, of Heni by, a national of a foreign country (Ger is property of, and represents control of Parkas, Frida Gluck, David Gottlieb and many) , and having made all determina said business enterprise which is, a na Jenny Guttman, and each of them, the last tions and taken all action, after appro tional of a designated enemy country known address of each of whom was repre-^ priate consultation and certification, sented to the undersigned as being in Kassa, (Germany), and determining that to the Hungary, required by said Executive Order or Act extent that either or both of such na or otherwise, and deeming it necessary in the national interest, hereby vests such tionals are persons not within a desig is property of nationals, and represents property in the Alien Property Custodian, nated enemy country the national inter ownership of said business enterprise to be held, used, administered, liquidated, est^ of the United States requires that which is a national, of a designated sold or otherwise dealt with in the in such persons be treated as nationals of enemy country (Hungary), and deter terest of and for the benefit of the United a designated enemy country, and having mining that to the extent that any or States. made all deterininations and taken all all of such nationals are persons not Such property and any or all of the action, after appropriate consultation within a designated enemy country such proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe and certification, required by said Ex persons are controlled by or acting for or cial account pending further determina ecutive Order or Act or otherwise, and on behalf of or as cloaks for a designated tion of the Alien Property Custodian. deeming it necessary in the national in enemy country (Hungary) or a person This shall not be deemed to limit the terest, hereby vests such property in the within such country, and the national in powers of the Alien Property Custodian Alien Property Custodian, to be held, terest of the United States requires that to return such property or the proceeds used, administered, liquidated, sold or such persons be treated as nationals of a thereof, or to indicate that compensation otherwise dealt with in the interest of designated enemy country, and having will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and and for the benefit of the United States. made all determinations and taken all when it should be determined that such Such property and any or all of the action, after appropriate consultation return should be made or such compen proceeds thereof shall be held in a special and certification, required by said Exec sation should be paid. account pending further determination utive Order or Act or otherwise, and Any person, except a national of a of the Alien Property Custodian. This deeming it necessary in the national in designated enemy country, asserting any shall not be deemed to limit the powers terest, hereby vests such property in the claim arising as a result of this order of the Alien Property Custodian to return Alien Property Custodian, to be held, may file with the Alien Property Cus such property or the proceeds thereof, or used, administered, liquidated, sold or todian a notice of his claim, together to indicate that compensation will not be otherwise dealt with in the interest of with a request for a hearing thereon, on paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should and for the benefit of the United States. Form APC-1, within one year from the be determined that such return should be Such property and any or all of the date hereof, or within such further time made or such compensation should be proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe as may be allowed by the Alien Property paid. cial account pending further determina Custodian. Nothing herein contained Any person, except a national of a des tion of the Alien Property Custodian. shall be deemed to constitute an admis ignated enemy country, asserting any This shall not be deemed to limit the sion of the existence, validity or right to claim arising as a result of this order may powers of the Alien Property Custodian allowance of any such claim. file with the Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the proceeds FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7059 thereof, or to indicate that compensation such persons be treated as nationals of a All right, title, interest and claim of any designated enemy country, and having name or nature whatsoever of Didier-Werke, will not be paid in lieu thereof, if .and A. G., Berlin, Germany, in and to all indebt when it should be determined that such made all determinations and taken all edness, contingent or otherwise and whether return should be made or such compen action, after appropriate consultation or not matured, owing to it by the aforesaid sation should be paid. and certification, required by said Execu Refractories Improvement Company, includ Any person, except a national of a tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem ing but not limited to all security rights in designated enemy country, asserting any ing it necessary in the national interest, and to any and all collateral for any or all claim arising as a resült of this order hereby vests such property in the Alien of such indebtedness and the right to sue may file with the Alien Property Cus Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad for and collect such indebtedness. todian a notice of his claim, together ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise is an interest in the aforesaid business with a request for a hearing thereon, on dealt with in the interest of and for the enterprise held by a national of an en Form APC-1, within one year from the benefit of the United States. emy country, and also is property within date hereof, or within such further time Such property and any or all of the the United States owned or controlled as may be allowed by the Alien Property proceeds thereof shall be held in a special by a national of a designated enemy Custodian. Nothing herein contained account pending further determination country (Germany), and determining shall be deemed to constitute an admis of the Alien Property Custodian. This that the property described in this sub- sion of the existence, validity or right to shall not be deemed to limit the powers paragraph (b) is necessary for the main allowance of any such claim. of the Alien Property Custodian to return tenance or safeguarding of other prop The terms “national”, “designated such property or the proceeds thereof, or erty [namely, that hereinbefore de enemy country” and “business enterprise to indicate that compensation will not be scribed in subparagraph (a)] belonging within the United States” as used herein paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should to the same national of the same desig shall have the meanings prescribed in be determined that such return should nated enemy country and subject to vest section 10 of said Executive Order. be made or such compensation should be ing (and in fact vested by this order) paid. pursuant to Section 2 of said Executive Executed at Washington, D. C. on Au Any person, except a national of a gust 24, 1942. Order; and determining that to the ex designated enemy country, asserting any tent that either or both of such nationals L eo T. C row ley, claim arising as a result of this order may are persons not within a designated en Alien Property Custodian. file with the Alien Property Custodian a emy country the national interest of the notice of his claim, together with a re United States requires that such persons [F. R. Doc. 42-8770; Piled, September 4, 1942; quest for a hearing thereon, on Form 10:53 a. m.] be treated as nationals of a designated APC-1, within one year from the date enemy country, and having made all de hereof, or within such further time as terminations and taken all action, after may be allowed by the Alien Property appropriate consultation and certifica [Vesting Order No. 113] Custodian. Nothing herein contained tion, required by said Executive Order shall be deemed to constitute an admis or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec All of the Capital S tock of Aka wo and sion of the existence, validity or right to Company, I nc. essary in the national interest, hereby allowance of any such claim. vests such property in the Alien Property Under the authority of the Trading * The terms “national”, “designated Custodian, to be held, used, administered, with the enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” and ‘«‘business enterprise liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, within the United States” as used herein in the interest of and for the benefit of and pursuant to law, the undersigned, shall have the meanings prescribed in the United States. after investigation, finding that the prop section 10 of said Executive Order. Such property and any or all of the erty described as follows: Executed at Washington, D. C., on proceeds thereof shall be held in a special All of the capital stock of Akawo and August 25, 1942. account pending further determination Company, Inc., a New York corporation, which L eo T . Crow ley, of the Alien Property Custodian. This is a business enterprise within the United Alien Property Custodian. shall not be deemed to limit the powers States, consisting of 1,108 shares of $100 par of the Alien Property Custodian to return value common capital stock, the names and. last known addresses of the registered owners [P. R. Doc. 42-8708; Piled, September 3, 1942; such property or the proceeds thereof, 11:48 a. m.] of which and the numbers of shares owned or to indicate that compensation will not by them respectively, are as follows: be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should be determined that such return Num should be made or such compensation Names Last known addresses ber of [Vesting Order No. 120] .should be paid. shares Any person, except a national of a 50% of the Capital S tock of R efrac designated enemy country, asserting any Akawo and Company, Kobe, Japan...... 210 tories I mprovement Company and claim arising as a result of this order may Ltd. Certain I ndebtedness Owing b y I t Archibald C. Wirtz, Tuckahoe, New York. 538 file with the Alien Property Custodian held for the benefit a notice of his. claim, together with a of the aforesaid Aka Under the authority of the Trading request for a hearing thereon, on Form wo and Company, with the enemy Act, as amended, and Ltd., Kobe, Japan. APC-1, within one year from the date, Thomas F. Wade, held Maspeth, New York.. 180 Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, hereof, or within such further time as for the benefit of the and pursuant to law, the undersigned, aforesaid Akawo and after investigation, finding: may be allowed by the» Alien Property Company, Ltd., Custodian. Nothing herein contained Kobe, Japan. (a) That the property described as Harriet F. Bloomberg, New York, New York. 180 follows: shall be deemed to constitute an admis held for the benefit of sion of the existence, validity or right to the aforesaid Akawo 1,750 shares of no par value common capi allowance of any such claim. and Company, Ltd., tal stock of Refractories Improvement Com Kobe, Japan. The terms “national”, “designated en pany, a Delaware corporation, which is a emy country” and “business enterprise 1,108 business enterprise within the United States, registered in the name of Allen P. Green, within the United States” as used herein Mexico, Missouri, as voting trustee for shall have the meanings prescribed in is property of nationals, and represents Didier-Werke, A. G., Berlin, Germany, section 10 of said Executive Order. ownership of said business enterprise Executed at Washington, D. C. on Au which is a national, of a designated is property of, and represents an interest enemy country (Japan), and determin in said business enterprise which is, a gust 25, 1942. national of a designated enemy country L eo T. C r o w l e y , ing that to the extent that any or all of Alien Property Custodian. such nationals are persons not within a (Germany) ; and designated enemy country the national (b) That the property described as [P. R. Doc. 42-8771; Piled, September 4, 1942; interest of the United States requires that. follows: 10:54 a. m.] 7060 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
[Vesting Order No. 122] [Vesting Order No. 123] in the interest of and for the benefit of 50% of the Capital S tock of Y okohama 94% o f th e Capital S tock of B . W ester- the*United States. Nursery Company, L td. mann Co., I nc., and Certain I ndebted Such property and any or all of the n ess O wing b y I t proceeds thereof shall be held in a special Under the authority of the Trading account pending further determination with the enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading of the Alien Property Custodian. This Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with the enemy Act, as amended, and shall not be deemed to limit the powers and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, of the Alien Property Custodian to return after investigation, finding that the prop and pursuant to law, the undersigned, such property or the proceeds thereof, erty described as follows: after investigation, finding: or to indicate that compensation will not 125 shares of $100 par value capital stock (a) That the property described as be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it of Yokohama Nursery Company, Ltd., a New follows: should be determined that such return York corporation, which is a business enter 940 shares of $100 par value common cap should be made or such compensation prise within the United States, which shares ital stock of B. Westermann Co., Inc., a New should be paid. are owned by S. Suzuki, whose last known York corporation, which is a business enter Any person, except a national of a des address was represented to the undersigned prise within the United States, the names as being in Japan, ignated enemy country, asserting any and last known addresses of the owners of claim arising as a result of this order may is property of, and represents an interest which, and the number of shares owned by them respectively, are as follows: file with the Alien Property Custodian a in said business enterprise which is, a notice of his claim, together with a re national of a designated enemy country N u m b e r of quest for a hearing thereon; on Form (Japan), and determining that to the Names and last known addresses shares APC-1, within one year from the daté extent that either or botbr'df such na August Scherl, G. m. b. H., Berlin Ger hereof, or within such further time as tionals are persons not within a desig many ------; 599 Fides Treuhand, Gesellschaft, A. G. may be allowed by the Alien Property nated enemy country the national inter Bremen, Germany______41 Custodian. Nothing herein contained est of the United States requires that Cautio Treuhand, G. m. b. H., Berlin, shall be deemed to constitute an âdmis- such persons be treated as nationals of Germany______■„____ 20 sion of the existence, validity or right to a designated enemy country, and having Ernest Eisele, holding for the account allowance of any such claim. made all determinations and taken all of the aforesaid Cautio Treuhand, The terms “national”, “designated action, after appropriate consultation G. m. b. H., 97 Fort Place, Staten enemy country” and “business enterprise and certification, required by said Exec Island, New York______280 within the United States” as used herein utive Order or Act or otherwise, and T o ta l______940 shall have_the meanings prescribed in deeming it necessary in the national in section 10 of said Executive Order. terest, hereby vests such property in the is property of nationals, and represents Alien Property Custodian, to be held, control of said business enterprise which Executed at Washington, D. C., on used, administered, liquidated, sold or is a ntional, of a designated enemy coun August 28, 1942. otherwise dealt with in the interest of try (Germany); and L eo T. Crow ley, and for the benefit of the United States. (b) That the property described as. Alien Property Custodian. Such property and any or all of the follows: proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe [F. R. Doc. 42-8772; Filed, September 4, 1942; All right, title, interest and claim of any 10:54 a. m.] cial account pending further determina name or nature whatsoever of August Scherl, tion of the Alien Property Custodian. G. m. b. H. and the Berlin branch of B. This shall not be deemed to limit the Westermann Co., Inc., a New York corpora powers of the Alien Property Custodian tion, and each, of them, in and to all indebt [Vesting Order No. 124] to return such property or the proceeds edness, contingent or otherwise and whether 97.619% of the Capital S tock of thereof, or to indicafe that compensation or not matured, owing to them or either of W illiamson Cotton Co. will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and them by said B. Westermann Co., Inc., in cluding but not limited to all security rights when it should be determined that such in and to any and all collateral for any or Under the authority of the Trading return should be made or such compen all of such indebtedness and the right to sue with the enemy Act,. as amended, and sation should be paid. for and collect such indebtedness, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Any person, except a national of a and pursuant to law, the undersigned, designated enemy country, asserting any is property which is in the process of after investigation, finding that the claim arising as a result of this order administration by a person (namely, a property described as follows: may file with the Alien Property Cus trustee in bankruptcy) acting under ju dicial supervision (namely, that of the 1,025 shares of $100 par value common todian a notice of his claim, together capital stock of Williamson Cotton Co., a with a request for a hearing thereon, on United States District Court, Southern Texas corporation, which is a business en Form APC-1, within one year from the District, New York) and which is payable terprise within the United Spates, all of date hereof, or within such further time or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals which shares are registered in the name as may be allowed by the Alien Prop of a designated enemy country (Ger of R. W. Williamson, whose last known ad erty Custodian. Nothing herein con many) ; and determining that to the ex dress was represented to the undersigned tained shall be deemed to constitute an tent that either or both of such nationals as being in Dallas, Texas, 1,000 of which are persons not within a designated ene shares are held by said Williamson for the admission of the existence, validity or benefit of Bischoff & Co., Bremen, Germany, right to allowance of any such claim. my country the national interest of the and/or Hans Kippenberg, who is interned The terms “national”, “designated en United States requires that such persons at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and 25 of which emy country” and “business enterprise be treated as nationals of a designated shares are held by said Williamson for the within the United States” as used herein enemy country, and having made all de benefit of the aforesaid Kippenberg. shall have the meanings prescribed in terminations and taken all action, after Is property of nationals, and repre section 10 of said Executive Order. appropriate consultation and certifica sents control of said business enterprise Executed at Washington, D. C., on tion, required by said Executive Order or which is a national, of a designated August 25, 1942. Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces enémy country (Germany), and deter L eo T . Crow ley, sary in the national interest, hereby vests mining that to the extent that any or all Alien Property Custodian. such property in the Alien Property Cus of such nationals are persons not within [F. R. Doc. 42-8709; Filed, September 3, 1942; todian, to be held, used, administered, a designated enemy country the national 11:48 a. m.] liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with interest of the United States requires FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7061
that such persons be treated as nationals Names and last Number to, or held (by John Schroeder, Managing of a designated enemy country, and hav known addresses of shares Director, or his successor, Alfred Engelke, ing made all determinations and taken Albert J. DeLange, Houston, Texas, hold Treasurer, or his successor, and/or any and all action, after appropriate consultation ing for the benefit of the aforesaid all others) on behalf of or on account of Max Roux and/or Askania-Werke, or owing to Hamburg-Amerikanische Pack- and certification, required by said Execu A. G______Ï etfahrt, A. G. (Hamburg-American Line), tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem Hamburg, Germany, and Norddeutscher ing it necessary in the national interest, Total______100 Lloyd (North German Lloyd), Bremen, Ger hereby vests such property in the Alien many, or either of them, or any or all of the Property Custodian, to be held, used, Is property of nationals, and represents American branches operated by such German administered, liquidated,. sold or other ownership of said business enterprise corporations jointly under the name of Ham wise dealt with in the interest of and which is a national, of a designated burg American Line—North Gennan Lloyd. enemy country {Germany), ant. deter for the benefit of the United States. is property of nationals, and represents Such property and any or all of the mining that to the extent that any or all an interest in a business enterprise proceeds thereof shall be held in a special of such nationals are persons not within a within the United States which is a na account pending further determination designated enemy country the national tional, of a designated enemy country of the Alien Property Custodian. This interest of the United States requires that (Germany), and determining that to the shall not be deemed to limit the powers such persons be treated as nationals of extent that any or all of such nationals of the Alien Property Custodian to return such designated enemy country, and hav are persons not within a designated such property or the proceeds thereof, or ing made all determinations and taken all enemy country, such persons are con to indicate that compensation will not be action, after appropriate consultation trolled by or acting for or on behalf of or paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should and certification, required by said Execu as cloaks for a designated enemy country be determined that such return should be tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem (Germany) or a person within such made or such compensation should be ing it necessary in the national interest, country, and the national interest of the paid. hereby vests such property in the Alien United States requires that such persons Any person, except a national of a des Property Custodian, to be held, used, be treated as nationals of a designated ignated enemy country, asserting any administered, liquidated, sold or other enemy country, and having made all de claim arising as a result of this order may wise dealt with in the interest of and for terminations and taken all actio? after file with the Alien Property Custodian a the benefit of the United States. appropriate consultation and certifica notice of his claim, together with a re Such property and any or all of the tion, required by said Executive Order or quest for a hearing thereon, on Form proceeds thereof shall be held in a special Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces APC-1, within one year from the date account pending further determination sary in the national interest hereby vests hereof, or within such further time as of the Alien, Property Custodian. This such property, to be held, used, adminis may be allowed by the Alien Property shall not be deemed to limit the powers tered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt Custodian. Nothing herein contained of the Alien Property Custodian to return with in the interest of and for the benefit shall be deemed to constitute an admis such property or the proceeds thereof, or of the United States. sion of the existence, validity or right to to indicate that compensation will not be Such property and any or all of the allowance of any such claim. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should proceeds thereof shall be held in a special The terms “national”, “designated be determined that such return should be account pending further determination enemy country” and “business enter made or such compensation should be of the Alien Property Custodian. This prise within the United States” as used paid.% shall not be deemed to- limit the powers herein shall have the meanings pre Any person, except a national of a des of the Alien Property Custodian to return ignated enemy country, asserting any scribed in section 10 of said Executive such property or the proceeds thereof, or Order. claim arising as a result of this order may file with the Alien Property Custodian a to indicate that compensation will not be Executed at Washington, D. C., on notice of his claim, together with a re paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should August 28, 1942. quest for a hearing thereon, on Form be determined that such return should be L eo T . C r o w l ey , made or such oompensation should be APC-1, within one year from the date paid.* Alien Property Custodian. hereof, or within such further time as may be allowed by the Alien Property Any person, except a national of a de [F. R. Doc. 42-8773; Filed September 4, 1942; signated enemy country, asserting any 10:54 a. m.] Custodian. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to constitute an admis claim arising as a result of this order may sion of the existence, validity or right to file with the Alien Property Custodian allowance of any such claim. a notice of his claim, together with a re [Vesting Order No. 125] The terms “national”, “designated quest for a hearing thereon; on Form enemy country” and “business enterprise APC-1, within one year frofh the date All of th e C apital S tock of American hereof, or within such further time as A skania C orporation within the United States” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in may be allowed by the Alien Property Under the authority of the Trading section 10 of said Executive Order. Custodian. Nothing herein -contained with the enemy Act, as amended, and shall be deemed to constitute an admis Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executed at Washington, D. C. on Aug sion of the existence, validity or right to and pursuant to law, the undersigned, ust 28, 1942. allowance of any such claim. after investigation, finding that the L eo T. Cr o w l ey , The terms “national”, “designated property described as follows: Alien Property Custodian. enemy country” and “business enterprise within the United States” as used herein All of the capital stock of American [F. R. Doc. 42-8766; Filed September 4, 1942; Askania Corporation, a Texas corporation, 10:55 a. m.] shall have the meanings prescribed in which is a business enterprise within the section 10 of said Executive Order. United States, consisting of 100 shares of Executed at Washington, D. C., on $100 par value common stock, the names and [Vesting Order No. 126] August 28, 1942. last known addresses of the owners of which, and the number of shares owned by them Assets of H amburg American L in e— L eo T. C r o w l ey , respectively, are as follows: North G erman L loyd Alien Property Custodian. Names and last Number Under the authority of the Trading [F. R. Doc. 42-8774; Filed September 4, 1942; known addresses , of shares with the enemy Act, as amended, and 10:55 a. m.] Max Roux, Potsdam, Germany, holding Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, for the benefit of himself and/or Ask- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order No. 127] ania-Werke, A. G., Berlin Germany__ 97 after investigation, finding* that the Gerhard Stubbe, who is interned at Fort Assets of J apan T ea B uyin g Agency Sam Houston, Texas, holding for the property described as follows: benefit of the aforesaid Max Roux AU property of any nature whatsoever Under the authority of the Trading and/or Askahia-Werke, A. G______2 owned or controlled by, payable or deliverable with the enemy Act, as amended, and 7062 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942
Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [Vesting Order No. 130] The terms “national”, “designated en and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 28.716% op the Capital S tock of R esin emy country” and “business enterprise after investigation, finding that the ous P roducts & C hemical Company, within the United States” as used herein property described as follows: I nc. shall have the meanings prescribed in AU right, title and interest of Kenzo Ikeda, section 10 of said Executive Order. whose last known address was represented to Under the authority of the Trading with the enemy Act, as amended, and Executed at Washington, D. C., on the undersigned as being in Shizuoka, Japan, August 28, 1942. In and to Japan Tea Buying Agency, the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, L eo T . Crow ley, name under which he maintains offices and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Alien Property Custodian. does business in New York, New York, which after investigation, finding that the is a business enterprise within the United property described as follows: [F. R. Doc. 42-8775; Filed, September 4, 1942; States, and all property of any nature what / 10:55 a. m.] soever owned or controlled by, payable or 5,640 shares of $100 par value common deliverable to, or held (by Title Guarantee capital stock of Resinous Products & Chem & Trust Company, New York, New York, ical Company, Inc., a corporation, which is a and/or any or all others) on behalf of or on business enterprise within the United States, [Vesting Order No. 131] account of or owing to, said Kenzo Ikeda or which shares are registered in the name of Japan Tea Buying Agency, Chemie Holding, A. G., whose last known 37.602% of the C apital S tock of address was represented-to"the undersigned R ohm & H aas Company is property of, and represents ownership as being in Luxembourg and which are held of said business enterprise which is, a for the benefit of the persons whose names Under the authority of the Trading national of a designated enemy country and last known addresses, and the number with the enemy Act, as amended, and (Japan), and determining that to the ex of shares held for whom, are, respectively, as Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, follows: and pursuant to law, the undersigned, tent that either or both of such nationals N u m b e r of are persons not within a designated en Names and last known addresses shares after investigation, finding that the property described as follows: emy country such persons are controlled Chemische Fabriken, Dr. Kurt Al by or acting for or on behalf of or as bert, G. m. b. H., Wiesbaden-Bie- 18,801 shares of $100 par value common cloaks for a designated enemy country forich, Germany______4, 933% capital stock of Rohm & Haas Gompany, a (Japan) or a person within such country, Dr. August Amann, Wiesbaden, Ger Delaware corporation, which is a \business and the national interest of the United many______400 enterprise within the United States, which States requires that such persons be Dr. Ewald Fonrobert, Wiesbaden, shares are registered in the name of Otto G erm any______;______306% Haas, Villanova, Pennsylvania, as trustee for treated as nationals of a designated en Dr. Otto Rohm and the latter’s children, emy country, and having made all de terminations and taken all action, after Total______5,640 is property of nationals, and represents appropriate consultation and certifica is property of nationals, and. represents an interest in said business enterprise tion, required by said Executive Order or an interest in said business enterprise which is a national, of a designated en Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces which is a national, of a designated en emy country (Germany),/and determin sary in the national interest, hereby emy country (Germany), and determin ing that to the extent that any or all of vests such property in the Alien Prop ing that to the extent that any or all such nationals are persons not within a erty Custodian, to be held, used, adminis of such nationals are persons not within designated enemy country the national tered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt a designated enemy country the national interest of the United States requires with in the interest of and for the bene interest of - the United States requires that such persons be treated as nationals fit of the United States. that such persons be treated as na of a designated enemy country, and hav Such property and any or all of the tionals of a designated enemy country, ing made all determinations and taken proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe and having made all determinations and all action, after appropriate consultation cial account pending further determina taken all action, after appropriate con and certification, required by said Execu tion of the Alien Property Custodian. sultation and certification, required by tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem This shall not be deemed to limit the said Executive Oçder or Act or other ing it necessary in the national interest, powers of the Alien Property Custodian wise, and deeming it necessary in the hereby vests such property in the Alien to return such property or the proceeds national interest, hereby vests such Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad thereof, or to indicate that compensa property in the Alien Property Custodian, ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise tion will not be paid in Keu thereof, if to be held, used, administered, liquidated, dealt with in the interest of and for the and when it should be determined that sold or otherwise dealt with in the in benefit of the United States. such return should be made or such com terest of and for the benefit of the Such property and any or all of the pensation should be paid. United States. proceeds thereof s6all be. held in a spe Any person, ’except a national of a Such property and any or all o r the cial account pending further determina designated enemy country, asserting any proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe tion of the Alien Property Custodian. claim arising as a result of this order cial account pending further determina This shall not be deemed to limit the may file with the Alien Property Cus tion of the Alien Property Custodian. powers of the Alien Property Custodian todian, a notice of his claim, together This shall not be deemed to limit the to return such property or the proceeds with a request for a hearing thereon, on powers of the Alien Property Custodian thereof, or to indicate that compensa Form APC-1, within one year from the to return such property or the proceeds tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if date hereof, or within such further time thereof,, or to indicate that compensa and when it should be determined that as may be allowed by the Alien Property tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if such return should be made or such com Custodian. Nothing herein contained and- when it should be determined that pensation should be paid. shall be deemed to constitute an admis such return should be made or such com Any person, except a national of a sion of the existence, validity or right pensation should be paid. designated enemy country, asserting any to allowance of any such claim. Any person, except a national of a claim arising as a result of this order The terms “national”, “designated en designated enemy country, asserting any may file with the Alien Property Custo emy country” and “business enterprise claim arising as a result of this order dian a notice of his claim, together with within the United States” as used here may file with the Alien Property Custo a request for a hearing thereon, on Form in shall have the meanings prescribed in dian a notice of his claim, together with APC-1, within one year from the date section 10 of said Executive Order. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form hereof, or within such further time as APC-1, within one year from the date may be allowed by the Alien Property Executed at Washington, D. C., on hereof, or within such further time as Custodian. Nothing herein contained August 28, 1942. may be allowed by the Alien "Property shall be deemed to constitute an admis L eo T . Crow ley, Custodian. Nothing herein contained sion of the existence, validity or right Alien Property Custodian. shall be deemed to constitute an ad to allowance of any such claim. [F. R. Doc. 42-8710; Filed, September S, 1942; mission of the existence, validity or right The terms “national”, “designated en 11:48 a. m.] to allowance of any such claim. emy country” and “business enterprise FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7063 within the United States” as used heyein shall be deemed to constitute an admis may be allowed by the Alien Property shall have the meanings prescribed in sion of the existence, validity or rignt Custodian. Nothing herein contained section 10 of said Executive Order. to allowance of any such claim. shall be deemed to constitute an admis The term “national”, “designated en sion of the existence, validity or right Executed at Washington, D. C., on emy country” and “business enterprise to allowance of any such claim. August 28, 1942. within the United States” as used herein The terms “national”, “designated en L eo T . C r o w l ey , emy country” and “business enterprise Alien Property Custodian. shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 of said Executive Order. within the United States” as used here in shall have the meanings prescribed [F. R. Doc. 42-8776; Filed, September 4, 1942; Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au 10:55 a. m.] in section 10 of said Executive Order. gust 28, 1942. L eo T . C r o w ley, Executed at Washington, D. C., on Alien Property Custodian. August 28,1942. L eo T . C r o w l ey , [Vesting Order No. 133] [F. R. Doc. 42-8711; Filed, September 3, 1942; Alien Property Custodian. 11:49 a.-m.] Assets of M itsu bish i S h o ji K aisha, L td. [F. R. Doc. 42-8712; Filed, September 3, 1942; Under the authority of the Trading 11:49 a. m.] with the enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order No. 134] Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Assets of Y amacRo & C ompany, L td. [Vesting Order No. 135] after investigation, finding that the prop Under the authority of the Trading erty described as follows: Assets of Y amashita L in es (Y amashita with the enemy Act, as amended, and K isen K abush iki K aisha) All property of any nature whatsoever owned Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, or controlled by, payable or deliverable to, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading or held on behalf of or on account of or after investigation, finding that the prop with the enemy Act, as amended, and owing to, Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., a erty described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Japanese corporation, Tokyo, Japan, or any and pursuant to law, Nthe undersigned, or all of its three American branches located All property of any nature whatsoever at: 120 Broadway, New York, New York; 417 owned or controlled by, payable or deliver after investigation, finding that the prop Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California; able to, or held on behalf of or on account of, erty described as follows:y and 1703 Exchange Building, Seattle, Wash or owing to, Yamacho & Company, Ltd., a All property of any nature whatsoever ington; which corporation is a business enter Japanese corporation, Kobe, Japan, or its owned or controlled by, payable or deliverable prise within the United States. American branch located at Seattle, Wash to, or held on behalf of or on account of or ington, which corporation is a business en owing to, Yamashita Lines (Yamashita Kisen is property of nationals, and represents terprise within the United States, Kabushiki Kaisha), a Japanese corporation, an interest in said business enterprise Kobe, Japan, or its American branch located which is a national, of a designated enemy is property of nationals, and represents at New York, New York, which corporation is country (Japan), and determining that an interest in said business enterprise a business enterprise within the United to the extent that any or all of such which is a national, of a designated ene States, my country (Japan), and determining nationals are persons not within a des is property of nationals, and represents ignated enemy country such persons are that to the extent that any or all of such nationals are persons not within a desig an interest in said business enterprise controlled by or acting for or on behalf which is a national, of a designated of or as cloaks for a designated enemy nated enemy country such persons are country (Japan) or a person within such controlled by or acting for or on behalf enemy country (Japan), and determin country, and the national interest of of or as cloaks for a designated enemy ing that to the extent that any or all of the United States requires that such per country (Japan) or a person within such such nationals are persons not within a sons be treated as nationals of such des country, and the national interest of the designated enemy country such persons ignated enemy country, and having made United States require that such persons are controlled by or acting for or on all determinations and taken all action, be treated as nationals of a designated behalf of or as cloaks for a designated after appropriate consultation and cer enemy country, and having made all de enemy country (Japan) or a person with tification, required by said Executive Or terminations and taken all action, after in such country, and the national interest der or Act or otherwise, and deeming appropriate consultation and certifica of the United States requires that such it necessary in the national interest, tion, required by said Executive Order or persons be treated as nationals of a hereby vests such property in the Alien Act or otherwise, and deeming it neces designated enemy country, and having Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad sary in the national interest, hereby ^ests made all determinations and taken all ministered“ liquidated, sold or otherwise such property in the Alien Property Cus action, after appropriate consultation dealt with in the interest of and for the todian, to be held, used, administered, and certification, required by said Execu benefit of the United States. liquidated, sold or otherwiise dealt with in tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem Such property and any or all of the the interest jf and for the benefit of the ing it necessary in the national interest, proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe United States. hereby vests such property in the Alien cial account pending further determina Such property and any or all of the Property Custodian, to be held, used, ad tion of the Alien Property Custodian. proceeds thereof shall be held in a special ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise This shall not be deemed to limit the account pending further determination dealt with in the interest of and for the powers of the Alien Property Custodian of the Alien Property Custodian. This benefit of the United States. to return such property or the proceeds shall not be deemed to limit the powers Such property and any or all of the thereof, or to indicate that compensa of the Alien Property Custodian to return proceeds thereof shall be held in a special tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if such property or the proceeds thereof, account pending further determination and when it should be determined that or to indicate that compensation will not of the Alien Property Custodian. This such return should be made or such com-» be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it shall not be deemed to limit the powers pensation should be paid. should be determined that such return of the Alien Property Custodian to return Any person, except a national of a should be made or such compensation such property or the proceeds thereof, or designated enemy country, asserting any should be paid. to indicate that compensation will not be claim arising as a result of this order Any person, except a national of a des paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should may file with the Alien Property Cus ignated enemy country, asserting any be determined that such return should todian a notice of his claim, together claim arising as a result of this order be made or such compensation should be with a request for a hearing thereon, on may file with the Alien Property Custo paid. Form APC-1, within one year from the dian a notice of his claim, together with Any person, except a national of a date hereof, or within such further time a request for a hearing thereon, on Form designated enemy country, asserting any as may be allowed by the Alien Property APC-1, within one year from the date claim arising as a result of this order Custodian. Nothing herein contained hereof, or within such further time as may file with the Alien Property Cus- 7064 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 todian a notice of his claim, together with United States owned or controlled by All of the capital stock of Carl Zeiss, Inc., nationals of a designated enemy country a New York corporation, which is a business a request for a hearing thereon,, on Form enterprise within the United States, consist APC-1, within one year from the date (Japan), and determining that the prop ing of 1,000 shares of common stock, the hereof, or within such further time as erty described in this subparagraph (b) names and last known addresses of the reg may be allowed by the Alien Property is necessary for the maintenance or safe istered owners of which, the number of Custodian. Nothing herein contained guarding of other property [namely, that shares owned by them, and the numbers of shall be deemed to constitute an admis hereinbefore described in subparagraph the certificates representing which shares, sion of the existence, validity or right to (a) ] belonging to the same nationals are, respectively, as follows: allowance of any such claim. of the same designated enemy country The terms “national”, “designated and subject to vesting (and in fact vested Cer enemy country” and “business enterprise by this order) pursuant to section 2 of Num tifi Names and last known addresses ber of cate within the United States” as used herein said Executive Order; shares num shall have the meanings prescribed in and determining that to the extent that bers section 10 of said Executive Order. any or all of such nationals are persons Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany______997 1 Executed at Washington, D. C., on not within a designated enemy country Karl A. Bauer, New York, New York, August 28, 1942. the national interest of the United States bolding for the benefit of Carl Zeiss, requires that such persons be treated 1 2 L eo T. C r o w ley, Paul Henrichs, Jena, Germany...... 1 4 Alien Property Custodian. as nationals of a designated enemy coun A. Longworth Love, Jr., New York, New try, and having made all determinations York, holding for the benefit of Carl [P. R. Doc. 42-8713; Piled, September 3, 1942; and taken all action, after appropriate Zeiss, Jena, Germany...... ~ ...... 1 5 11:49 a. m.] consultation and certification, required 1,000 by said Executive Order or Act or other wise, and deeming it necessary in the national interest, hereby vests such prop is property of nationals, and represents [Vesting Order No. 136] erty in the Alien Property Custodian, to ownership of said business which is a national, of a designated enemy country Al l of th e Capital S tock of Y amashita be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter (Germany); and S hippin g C ompany, and C ertain I n (b) That the property described as debtedness Ow in g b y I t est of and for the benefit of the United States. follows: Under the authority of the Trading Such property and any or all of the All right, title, interest and claim of any with the enemy Act, as amended, and proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe name or nature whatsoever of Carl Zeiss, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, cial account pending further determina Jena, Germany, and Zeiss Ikon, Dresden, Ger and pursuant to law, the undersigned, many, and ea£h of them, in and to all in tion of the Alien Property Custodian. debtedness, contingent or otherwise and after investigation, finding: This shall not be deemed to limit the (a) That the property described as whether or not matured, owing to them or powers of the Alien Property Custodian either of the i by said Carl Zeiss, Inc., in follows: to return such property or the proceeds cluding but not limited to all security rights All of the capital stock of Yamashita Ship thereof, or to indicate that compensation in and to any and all collateral for any or ping Company, an Oregon corporation, which will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and all of such indebtedness and the right to sue is a business enterprise within the^ United when it should be determined that such for and collect such indebtedness, States, consisting of 1,000 shares of $50 par return should be made or such compen value common stock, the names and last is property within the United States known addresses of the owners of which and sation should be paid. owned or controlled by nationals of a the number of shares owned by .them re Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country (Germany); spectively, are as follows: designated enemy country, asserting any and determining that to the extent that claim arising as a result of this order any or all of such nationals are persons may file with the Alien Property Cus not within a designated enemy country Num Names Last known ber of todian a notice of his claim, together the national interest of the United States addresses shares with a request for a hearing thereon, on requires that such persons be treated as Form APC-1, within one year from the nationals of such designated enemy 490 date hereof, or within such further time country, and having made all determina Kaisha. as may be allowed by the Alien Property Yamashita Kisen Kabu 474 tions, and taken all action, after appro shiki Kaisha. Custodian. Nothing herein contained priate consultation and certification, re Tokyo, Japan____ 6 shall be deemed to constitute an admis- Japan (by repatri 25 quired by said Executive Order or Act ation). sioh of the existence, validity or right to or otherwise, and deeming it necessary in Portland, Oregon.. 5 allowance of any such claim. the national interest, hereby vests such Portland, Oregon. 1 The terms “national”, “designated en property in the Alien Property Custo 1,000 emy country” and “business enterprise dian, to be held, used, administered, within the United States” as used herein liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with shall have the meanings prescribed in in the interest of and for the benefit of is property of nationals, and represents section 10 of said Executive Order. the United States.' ownership of said business enterprise Executed at Washington, D. C., on Such property and any or all of the which is a national, of a designated enemy proceeds thereof shall be held in a special country (Japan); and August 28, 1942. L eo T. Cr o w l ey , account pending further determination (b) That the property described as fol Alien Property Custodian. of the Alien Property Custodian. This lows: [P. R. Doc. 42-8714; Piled, September 3, 1942; shall not be deemed to limit the powers All right, title, interest and claim of any 11:49 a. m.] of the Alien Property Custodian to return name or nature whatsoever of Kawasaki Kisen such property or the proceeds thereof, or Kabushiki Kaisha, a Japanese corporation, to indicate that compensation will not be Kobe, Japan, and Yamashita Kisen Kabushiki [Vesting Order No. 138] paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Kaisha, a Japanese corporation, Kobe, Japan, be determined that such return should and each of them, in and to all indebtedness, A ll of th e Capital S tock o f Carl Z eiss, contingent or otherwise and whether or not be made or such compensation should be I nc., and C ertain I ndebtedness O w ing matured, owing to them or either of them b y IT paid. by said Yamashita Shipping Company, in Any person, except a national of a cluding but not limited to all security rights Under the authority of the Trading designated enemy country, asserting any in and to any and all collateral for any or with the enemy Act, as amended, and all of such Indebtedness and the right to Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, claim arising as a result of this order may sue for and collect such indebtedness, and pursuant to law, -tbe undersigned, file with the Alien Property Custodian is an interest in the aforesaid business after investigating, finding: a notice of his claim, together with a re enterprise held by a national of an enemy (a) That the property described as quest for a hearing thereon, on Form country, and also is property within the follows: APC-1, within one year from the date FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, September 5, 1942 7065
hereof, or within such further time as office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., All interested persons are referred to may be allowed by the Alien Property on the 1st day of September, A. D. 1942. said declaration or application, which is Custodian. Nothing herein contained Notice is hereby given that a declara on file in the office of said Commission, shall be deemed to constitute an admis tion or application (or both) has been for a statement of the transactions sion of the existence, validity or right to filed with this Commission pursuant to therein proposed, which are summarized allowance of any such claim. the Public Utility Holding Company Act below: The terms “national”, “designated of 1935, by Stanley Clarke, Trustee of The Trustee has presently outstanding enemy country” and “business enterprise Associated Gas and Electric Company; Trustee’s Certificates in the principal within the United States” as used herein and amount of $125,000, which mature on shall have the meanings prescribed in Notice is further given that any inter September 13, 1942. On or before the section 10 of said Executive Order. ested person may, not later than Sep maturity date, $50,000 principal amount of the certificates will be retired. In Executed at Washington, D. C. on tember 9, 1942, at 5:30 p. m., request the Commission in writing that a hear order to avoid a default in thé payment August 28, 1942. ing be held on such matter, stating the of the balance of the principal amount L eo T. Cr o w l e y , of the certificates, the Trustee proposes Alien Property Custodian. reasons for such request and the nature of his interest, or may request that he to enter into an agreement with the [F. R. Doc. 42-8765; Filed, September 4, 1942; be notified if the Commission should or holders of the certificates extending the 10:55 a. m.] der a hearing thereon. At any time maturity dates of $75,000 principal thereafter such declaration or applica- amount of the certificates to September tiofifas filed or as amended, may become 13, 1943. effective or may be granted, as provided The Trustee has requested the Com SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM in Rule U-23 of the Rules and Regula mission to issue its order permitting the MISSION. tions promulgated pursuant to said Act, declaration to become effective, or grant [File No. 70-595] or the Commission may exempt such ing the application, not later than Sep transactions as provided in Rules U-20 tember 11, 1942. S tanley Clarke, T rustee of Associated (a) and U-100 thereof. Any such re By the Commission. G as and E lectric C ompany , quests should be addressed: Secretary, [ seal! Orval L. DuB ois, NOTICE REGARDING FILING Securities and Exchange Commission, „ - Secretary. »• At a regular session of the Securities 18th and Locust Streets, Philadelphia, [F. K. Doc. 42-8741; Filed, September 3, 1942; and Exchange Commission, held at its Pa. 3:15 p. m.] NO. 176------6 I
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