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^ xo n a m ^ FEDERAL RESISTER

VOLUME 9 V, 1 9 3 4 ^ A f J T E D ^ NUMBER 35 Washington, Friday, February 18, 1944

The President paragraphs (e) and (h) (2) are amend­ CONTENTS ed as follows: THE PRESIDENT § 77.3 Civilian medical attendance EXECUTIVE ORDER 9423 for military patients at public expense. Executive Order : . Page T ransfer of the W ar R elocation Au­ * * * War Relocation Authority, thority to the Department of the In ­ transfer to Interior Depart­ (e) Consultation. Accounts for con­ ment------1903 terior sultation will not be allowed except in By virtue of the authority vested in ■ extraordinary cases. REGULATIONS AND NOTICES ***** me by the Constitution and Statutes, in­ Alien P roperty Custodian: cluding the First War Powers Act, 1941, (h) Allowances. * * * Brassert, Herman A., and Ask- as President of the United States, it is (2) Charges for other civilian attend­ ania-Werke, A. G., hearing hereby ordered as follows: ance. Accounts for civilian hospital before claims committee__ 1917 service, for special nursing, for medi­ Vesting orders: The War Relocation Authority in the cines, for ambulance service, and for Bostvum Realty, Inc__l____ 1919 Office for Emergency Management of the sundry items of civilian medical service Castor, Theodore H______1921 Executive Office of the President and its will be allowed at reasonable rates ap­ * Diamond, Josephine______1921 functions, together with its records, proved by the commanding general of Edeleanu G. m. b. H______1918 property, personnel, and unexpended the service command. (R. S. 161; 5 U. S. Hauff, Wilhelm A______1921 balances of appropriations, allocations, C. 22) [Par. 3, AR 40-505, 1 September James, Lucy Wortham_____ 1922 and other funds, are transferred to the 1942, as amended by C 6, 4 February Katona, John______1922 Department of the Interior and shall be 1944] administered as an organizational Kern, Lena M______1922 entity within the said Department. The [seal] j. a. U lio, Lentz, Minna______1923 functions of the Director of the War Major General, Menzel, August C______1923 The Adjutant General. Miyazaki, Kiyoshi______1919 Relocation Authority are transferred to Philipps, Katherine______1924 the Secretary of the Interior. The War [F. R. Doc. 44-2310; Filed, February 17, 1944; Phillips, Louis______1924 Relocation Authority and the functions 11:04 a. m.] transferred by this order shall be ad­ Nuese, Robert E______1923 ministered by the said Secretary or under Reichardt, Elizabeth______1924 his supervision and direction through Reuss, Jessie Grey______1925 such officers, agents, and employees, of Rosenstiel, Florence B___ _ 1925 TITLE 29—LABOR Takahashi, Yuki and Tokue_ 1920 the War Relocation Authority, as he Tetens, Dora Heimrod (2 shall designate. All prior Executive Chapter IV—Children’s Bureau orders in conflict with this order are documents)______1917,1918 amended accordingly. This order shall P art 422—Occupations Particularly von Entress Ftirsteneck, Baro­ take effect immediately. Hazardous for the Employment of ness Mathilde______1919 inors etween and ears of Chldren’s B ureau: F ranklin D R oosevelt M B 16 18 Y Age or D etrimental to T heir Health Hazardous occupations for em­ The White H ouse, or Well-B eing ployment of minors; February 16, 1944. POWEE - DRIVEN WOODWORKING MACHINES “power-driven wood-work- [F. R. Doc 44-2324; Filed, February 17, 1944; ing machines” defined___ 1903 11:44 a. m.] Amendment to Hazardous-Occupa­ D efense S upplies Corporation: tions Order No. 5 (7 F.R. 9298) as Livestock slaughter payments, amended. miscellaneous amendments Regulations By virtue of and pursuant to the au­ (Corr.)------1912 thority vested in me by section 3 (1) of F oreign-T rade Zones B oard: the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 New York City, withdrawal of TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT (52 Stat. 1060, U.S.C., title 29, sec. 201), pier from foreign-trade Chapter VII—Personnel and to clarify the definition of the term zone------1917 “power-driven woodworking machines” Interior D epartment: Part 77—Medical and D ental Attendance as set forth in Hazardous-Occupations Wage fixing procedures, em­ Order No. 5, as amended, I hereby amend ployees engaged in map re­ civilian medical attendance the definition of this term to read as production and related In § 77.3, pertaining to civilian medi­ follows: activities______19 [6 cal attendance for military patients, (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 1903 1904 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 CONTENTS—Continued TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE

Office of P rice Administration— Chapter IX—War Production Board Continued. P&ge FEDERALÄREGISTER Subchapter B—Executive Vice-Chairman V 'W ' ^ Regional and district office or­ ders: Authority : Regulations in this subchapter Coke, emergency sales in New issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as York region______1926 amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; Community ceiling prices, list- 1928 W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1948, Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Construction and mainte­ 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May and days following legal holidays, by the nance services, etc., San 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727. Division of the Federal Register, The National Francisco region---- 1927 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Solid fuels, Milwaukee County, Part 3281—Pulp and P aper ‘ in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Wis______1926 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., [General Conservation Order M-24A ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the Milk, Washington (2 docu­ Direction 2 ] Z' Administrative Committee, approved by the ments) ______T1927,1928 President. Distribution is made only by the War Department, storage serv- • PAPER AND PAPERBOARD Superintendent of Documents, Government ices for (Rev. SR 11, Am. Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 44) ______;______1911 The following direction is issued pur­ suant to General Conservation Order The regulatory material appearing herein is Securities and Exchange Commis­ M-241: keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, sion: which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Hearings, etc.: Reserve production percentages. Effective Brooklyn and Queens Transit March 1, 1944 and until otherwise directed, amended June 19, 1937. each manufacturer of paper or paperboard The F ederal. R egister will be furnished by Corp______1931 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Central Ohio Light & Power shall, instead of the reserve fixed by para­ graph (d) of the Order M-241, as amended per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Co ______- __ 1931 December 30, 1943, reserve in each calendar vance. The charge for individual copies Consolidated Electric and Gas month in the production of each of his (minimum 15tf) varies in proportion to the Co., and Central Illinois size of the issue. Remit check or money mills, time and supplies sufficient to produce order, made payable to the Superintendent Electric and Gas Co—_—. 1939 and deliver within such month the following of Documents, directly to the Government Consolidated Electric and Gas percentages of the mill’s finished production : Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Co.; et al__------— 1928 Class and WPB 514 caption Percent There are no restrictions on the republica­ General Gas & Electric Corp— 1929 Paperboard, 211000 to 269000 Inc______45 tion of material appearing in the F ederal Harpers Ferry Paper Co., and Condenser Tissue, 047200______._100 R egister. Virginia Public Service Paper, All other Captions______20 Co...... 1929 W ar D epartment: Issued this 16th day of February 1944. War P roduction B oard, NOTICE Civilian medical attendance for military patients, charges, By J. J oseph Whelan, Book 1 of the Cumulative Sup­ etc______1903 Recording Secretary. plement to the Code of Federal Sault Ste. Marie Military Area, [F. R. Doc. 44-2302; Filed, February 16, 1944; Regulations may be obtained from Mich.: - 5:02 p. m.] Establishment by Headquar­ the Superintendent of Documents, ters, Central Defense Government Printing Office, at $3.00 Command; blackout and per copy. This book contains all air raid regulations------1912 Presidential documents issued dur­ Ratification and adoption of Part 1075—Construction ing the period from June 2, 1938, regulations by Headquar­ [Preference Rating Order P-19-h, Interpre­ through June 1, 1943, together with ters, Eastern Defense tation 1] Command______1912 appropriate tables and index. War F ood Administration: CMPL-224 AND GA-1456 AUTHORIZATIONS Greater Little Rock Stock The following interpretation is issued Yards, notice as to posted with respect to Preference Rating Order CONTENTS—Continued stockyard—^------—----- 1931 P-19-h: War P roduction B oard: I nterstate Commerce Commission : Page Reference is made in various War Produc­ Construction; certain authori­ tion Orders to P-19-h orders or to orders in Potatoes, disregard of refrigera­ zations (P-19-h, Int. 1)— 1904 tion requirements------1917 the P-19 series, and in some of these orders Paper and paperboard (M-241, the delivery of material or equipment is not Office of P rice Administration: Dir. 2)______1904 allowed, unless the material or equipment is Animal and poultry feeds, cer­ Suspension or. consent order; rated under a P-19-h order or an order in tain by-products for (MPR Sanotuf Mattress Co----- 1931 the P-19 series. Order P-19-h has in a large 479)_____— ___ ^______1906 measure been superseded by CMPL-224 au­ Bituminous coal: thorizations and this last form has in turn Distributors’ prices (MPR 120, been superseded by form GA-1456. Conse­ § 422.5 * * * quently any reference to a P-19-h order or Am. 87)------1905 (b) * * * Minor amendments (MPR 120, (i) The term “power-driven wood­ to an order in the P-19 series is also refer­ Am. 84)______— —— 1905 ence to an authorization on form CMPL-224 working machines” shall mean all fixed or GA-1456, and if the delivery of an item Foods, processed, ration tokens or portable machines or tools driven by (Rev. RO 13, Am. 9)!___— 1908 is permitted under a P-19-h order or an power and used or designed for cutting, order in the P-19 series it also may be de­ Furniture parts, partially as­ shaping, forming, surfacing, nailing, livered under a CMPL-224 or GA-1456 sembled (MPR 188, Am. 28) - 1912 stapling, wire stitching, fastening, or authorization. Goatskins, India-tanned (MPR otherwise assembling, pressing, or print­ 357, Am. 1)_'_a------1905 ing wood or veneer. Issued this 17th day of February 1944. Meat, fats, fish, cheeses; ration Dated: February 16,1944. W ar P roduction B oard, tokens (RO 16, Am. 108)__ 1909 B y J. J oseph W helan, Piece goods, finished (MPR 127, Katharine F. Lenroot, Recording Secretary. Am. 17)______1906 Chief, Children’s Bureau. Piece goods, processing (MPR [F. R. Doc. 44-2305; Filed, February 17, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-2311; Filed, February 17, 1944; 128, Am. 3)—...... 1907 9:50 a. m.] 11:19 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1905 Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration This correction to Amendment No. (2) In general the tonnage require­ 84 shall become effective as of February ments of the person desiring to purchase Part 1314—R aw Materials for Shoes and 3, 1944. from the distributor exceed 10,000 net Leather P roducts (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th tons per year, or the situation of the [MPR 357, Amdt. 1] customer is such that the services of a Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, distributor are not required. INDIA-TANNED GOATSKINS 8 F.R. 4681) (3) The coal to be procured by the A statement of the considerations in­ Issued this 17tlrday of February 1944. distributor will be obtained from the volved in the issuance of this amend­ Chester Bowles, same mine or the same producer or an ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Administrator. affiliate of the same producer as the has been filed with the Division of the mine, producer or affiliate which sup­ Federal Register.* [F. R. Doc. 44-2320; Filed, February 17, 1944; plied the customer of the distributor at Maximum Price Regulation No. 357 is 11:32 a. m.] any time since May 18, 1942. This con­ amended in the following respect: dition shall not, however, be applicable The table of maximum prices in sec­ where the customer of the distributor is tion 4 is amended to read as follows: operating a manufacturing plant which P art 1340—F uel was converted from oil to coal since Jan­ Table of M aximum P rices [MPR 120,1 Amdt. 87] uary 1,1942 and such customer has since [Base prices per pound for goatskins weighing 11-12* that date been supplied coal by a dis­ pounds per dozen] BITUMINOUS COAL DELIVERED FROM MINE OR tributor, or where the customer of the PREPARATION PLANT distributor is in New England and is now Stand­ Grade Grade A statement of the considerations in­ receiving via all-rail transportation part Tannages ard run Grade V infe­ or all of the coal requirements he for­ IV V rior volved in the issuance of this amendment of 3 issued simultaneously herewith has been merly received by tidewater or where filed with the Division of Federal Reg­ the customer’s requirements are supplied $0.855 $0.755 $0.705 $0.655 by a distributor under a direction issued Best-______.785 .685 .635 .585 ister.* .735 .635 .585 .535 Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 is by the Solid Fuels Administration for amended in the following respects: War. 1 Over 11 lbs. up to and including 12 lbs. . 1. In § 1340.210 (a) (10), the clause, (b) Information which the distribu­ 2 Also known as Superior Prime, Superior, Prime City “except as otherwise provided in subdi­ tor’s application should contain. A and Special. vision (i) below for the services indi­ signed application filed in duplicate with This amendment shall become effec­ cated therein” is amended to read, “ex­ the Solid Fuels Branch shall disclose: tive February 16, 1944. cept as is otherwise provided in subdi­ (2) The kind, size, tonnage, distribu­ (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th visions (i) and (ii) below”. tor’s f. o. b. mine purchase price of coal • 2. Section 1340.210 (a) (10) (i) is which the customer of the distributor Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, needs, the service charge the distributor 8 redesignated § 1340.210 (a) (10) (ii). F.R. 4681) 3. In § 1340.210 (a), a new undesig­ proposes to make and to which the cus­ Issued this 16th day of February 1944. nated paragraph is added after subpara­ tomer agrees, and the method of ship­ . Chester B owles, graph (10) to read as follows: ment of the coal. Administrator. (2) A brief statement of the kind, size No person may pay and no person and tonnage of coal as well as total ton­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2294; Filed, February 16, 1944; may receive a service charge over the nage purchased by the customer of the 4:26 p. m.] maximum prices otherwise established distributor since January 1, 1943 from by this regulation for the serviftes ren- each source of supply together with the dered in the obtaining of supplies of coal name and address of each supplier. The Part 1340—F uel or in handling shipments of coal by wa­ source of supply shall be identified as ter unless the Administrator grants per­ [MPR 120, Corr. to Amdt. 84] producer or distributor and by the names, mission in writing to do so. Provision mine index numbers of, and the produc­ BITUMINOUS COAL DELIVERED FROM MINE OR is made in subdivisions (i) and (ii) below ing district in which the mines from PREPARATION PLANT for the obtaining of such permission; which the coals are to be shipped are subdivision (i) states how and by what located. Amendment No. 84 to Maximum Price persons such permission may be obtained Regulation No. 120 is corrected in the with regard to shipments other than (3) A brief statement as to why appli­ following respects: those by lake and tidewater and subdi­ cant’s services are necessary to his cus­ 1. In § 1340,224 (b) (2) the price for all vision (ii) states the same with regard tomer in the proposed transaction. lump and double-screened egg coals to lake and tidewater shipments. (4) A statement from the distributor’s (size groups 1 to 5, incl.) in Price Group customer that it will not base any re­ No. 4 is corrected from 435 to 485. 4. In § 1340.210 (a) (10), new subdivi­ quest for an increase in its maximum 2. In § 1340.224 (b) (8), a new undesig­ sion (i) is added to read as follows: •price for any commodity or service in nated paragraph is added to read as fol­ (i) With regard to shipments other whole or in part upon the added cost of lows: than those by lake and tidewater a dis­ the service charge and if customer is a All mine index numbers in Subdistrict Nos. tributor may obtain such permission reseller of coal subject to Revised Maxi­ 3 and 5 (Tennessee and Georgia) shipping where the requirements of (a) below are mum Price Regulation No. 122 that it coal by rail or river are in Price Group No. met by filing two copies of a signed ap­ understands that the service charge it 10. plication containing the information re­ proposes to pay to the distributor may 3. In § 1340.224 (b) (9) a comma is in­ quired in (b) below with the Solid Fuels not be added to its maximum price in serted between county names Gibson and Branch, Office of Price Administration, the resale of the coal and if customer is Gauld in the first undesignated para­ Washington 25, D. C. a person eligible for compensation under graph. (a) Conditions under which permis­ Revised Compensatory Adjustment Reg­ 4. In § 1340.224 (b) (9) the undesig­ sion to pay a service charge will not be ulation No. 1 such service charge shall nated paragraph beginning with the granted. In no event will a service not be included in thè current delivered words, “Marion, Battle Creek” is cor­ charge be permitted to be paid or re­ cost of coal. rected to read: ceived where: (5) Any other data deemed relevant (1) The distributor is or at any time by the applicant. Marion, Battle Creek, Top (Mine Index (c) Records to be kept by the distribu­ No. 814 only), 8; Bluff, Bolton, Etna, Etna since May 18, 1942 has been related to No. 3, Etna No. 7, Sewanee, Sewanee Nos. 7, the producer or his sales agent directly tor receiving permission to make a service 9, and 10 and Soft Bottom and Top, 9; or indirectly by ownership control or af­ charge. If such permission to make a all seams not named, 11. filiation of any kind. service charge is granted, the distributor making such service charge shall main­ ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office *8 F.R. 14560, 15256, 15455, 15456, 16280, tain records for the effective period of of Price Administration. 16419, 16738, 16998.. this subdivision (i) in connection with 1906 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 any transaction on which such a service P art 1400—T extile Fabrics, Cotton, can be demonstrated that the print de­ charge is made. The records shall dis­ W ool, Silk, Synthetics and Admix­ sign serves a bona fide decorative or close : tures functional purpose and prior certifica­ GO The distributor’s source of coal [MPR 127,» Arndt. 17] tion to this effect has been obtained from supply, including the name and address the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ of each supplier, an identification of FINISHED PIECE GOODS ington 25, D. C. these suppliers as distributor or producer A statement of the considerations in­ 5. In § 1400.82 (e), subparagraphs (7) and the names, mine index numbers of, volved in the issuance of this amendment and (8) are added to read as follows: and the producing district in which the has been issued simultaneously herewith (7) For the purposes of subparagraph mines from which the coals are to be and filed with the Division of the Fed­ (8) below, the cost of each type of proc­ shipped are located. eral Register.* essing referred to therein shall be: (2) The tonnage of coal shipped the Maximum Price Regulation No. 127 is (i) In the case of goods finished by a customer, maximum f. o. b. mine price; amended in the following respects: person independent of the converter, the the purchase price the distributor paid 1. Section 1400.78 (c) (27) is amended price of such processing as specified in f. o. b. the mine; the amount and kind to read as follows: the finishing contract or invoice; of all special service charges made in the (27) Towels and toweling, other than (ii) In the case of goods finished by sale of the coal by the producer and dis­ printed toweling. the converter or by a subsidiary or affili­ tributor and the amount of the service ate of the converter, the price which such charge made by the distributor ujnder the 2. Section 1400.78 (1) is amended to person is entitled to charge for such Administrator’s authorization granted read as follows: processing under Maximum Price Regu­ pursuant to this subdivision (i). (1) Sales of better rayon fabrics by lation No. 128 (Processing Piece Goods). id) Permission to pay a service charge converters who prior to February 17,1944 (8) Special limitations on use of entire of not more than 17 cents per net ton had certified to the Office of Price Ad­ finishing cost. Gertain finishing expens­ may be granted by the Administrator by ministration that they came within the es are to be treated in a special manner letter or telegram with respect to indi­ terms of this paragraph (1) as it read as explained in subdivision (i) below. vidual transactions on transactions of a between July 5, 1943 and February 22, These expenses, which are called “excess continuing nature for either individual 1944. finishing cost,” are listed in subdivision distributors or groups of distributors. In “Better rayon fabrics” are finished (ii) . What constitutes “excess finishing all cases the amount of the service charge piece goods which cost” will often depend on whether the shall be separately identified in the in­ (1) Are composed of 75% or more of goods fall within the converter’s “speci­ voice for the coal. rayon, and fied finish quota.” This quota is dealt This amendment shall become effective (2) Are (i) substantially similar in with in subdivision (iff). construction and finish to fabrics which (i) How to treat “excess finishing February 23, 1944. during 1942 sold to dress manufacturers cost.” “Excess finishing cost” shall be Note: The reporting and record-keeping whose minimum price line for dresses disregarded in determining the appro­ requirements of this amendment have been then was $16.75 or (ii) plain dyed goods of approved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ priate division factor pursuant to para­ cordance with the Federal Reports Act of a type which sold at a price of 85 cents graph (g) of this section and shall not 1942. or more per yard during 1942 or printed be included in the sum to which (pursu­ goods of a type which sold at a price of ant to paragraph (a) of this section) (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th one dollar or more per yard during 1942. that division factor is applied, but it may Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, be added to the resulting quotient before 8 F.R. 4681) 3. Section 1400.82 (c) (4) is amended to read as follows: the terms factor is applied. Issued this 17th day of February 1944. (4) Where goods are trans-shipped (ii) What is “excess finishing cost.” Chester B owles, from one finishing plant to another (after “Excess finishing cost” means the follow­ Administrator. the goods are partially or wholly fin­ ing: (a) Where cotton goods, other than [F. R. Doc. 44-2319; Filed, February 17, 1944; ished) , the freight charges on such trans­ 11:32 a. m.] shipments shall not be included in com­ “better cotton wash fabrics,” J have been puting the maximum price under para­ roller-printed, any printing cost8 in ex­ graph (a) of this section: Provided, (i) cess of the printing cost which would be That if partially finished goods are applicable to a 15,000-yard run of the trans-shipped from one finishing plant P art 1351—F ood and F ood Products pattern. to another for the purpose of screen (b) Where rayon goods4 haVe been [MPR 479, Correction] printing, flock printing, lacquer printing, roller-printed, any printing cost3 in ex- embossing1, or moireing at the second WET CORN MILLING BY-PRODUCTS FOR plant, then the freight charges on such 2 As used here the term: ANIMAL AND POULTRY FEEDS trans-shipment may be included in com­ (1) “Cotton goods” means goods which, in puting the maximum price under para­ the grey, are subject to Maximum Price Regu­ Maximum Price Regulation 479 is cor­ graph (a) of this section; (ii) That the lation No. 11—Fine Cotton Goods; Revised rected in the following respects; Price Schedule No. 35—Carded Grey and 1. In section 7 (c), delete “as” after foregoing limitation shall not apply to Colored-Yarn Cotton Goods; Revised Price “as above provided” and before “if he the extent that the contrary is expressly Schedule No. 89—Bed Linens; or Maximum purchased the same.” provided elsewhere in this regulation. Price Regulation No. 118—Cotton Products; 4. In § 1400.82 (e) (4) the present text (2) “Better cotton wash fabrics” means 2. In section 14, change “of” to “or” goods for which the division factor is to be between words “revocation” and “sus­ is redesignated subdivision (i) and sub­ determined by use of Table la of paragraph pension.” division (ii) is added to read as follows: (g) or any other goods which are composed This correction shall become effective (ii) Where fabrics are printed in such 100% of cotton; are sold to manufacturers of February 23, 1944. a manner that, if by cutting off the edge women’s and children’s dresses, suits, and sportswear and to retail outlets; and are of (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (or edges) of the fabric which has (or a type that, during the period from August Cong.; E.O. 9250', 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, have) been printed more than 80 percent 1 to September 30, 1941, inclusive, were sold 8 F.R. 4681) of the original width of the finished fab­ at a price of 27 or more per yard of 36" to ric could be retained intact in unprinted 39" finished width, net after discount. Issued this 17th day of February 1944. form, the cost of such printing shall not 8 The term “printing cost” shall include the Chester B owles, be included in the finishing cost unless it cost of all processing preliminary to the roller Administrator. printing. »Copies may be obtained from the Office * “Rayon goods” here means goods which, in [F. R. Doc. 44-2318; Filed, February 17, 1044; of Price Administration. the grey, are subject to Revised Price Sched­ 11:31 a. m.] *8 F.R. 3057, 4851, 6181, 9023, 12934. ule No. 23, as amended—Rayon Grey Goods. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1914 1907 cess of the printing cost which would established and in what amount. No has been issued simultaneously herewith be applicable to a 6,000-yard run of the quota will be granted unless it affirma­ and filed with the Division of the Fed­ pattern. tively appears that the applicant needs eral Register.* (c) The cost of screen printing any the quota in order to serve the actual Maximum Price Regulation No. 128 is rayon goods which U) are made of com­ requirements of his customers. Where amended in the following respects: bination yarns or (2) have a ceiling price such a finding can be made the Adminis­ 1. Section 1400.25 is amended to read in the grey of less than 27 ^ per yard trator will be guided in determining the as follows: on the following width bases: amount of the quota by the nature of § 1400.25 Itemizing charges for certain Type of fabric or weave: Width Basis the applicant’s business and the “speci­ finishing processes. Where the process­ Plain or (lobby-loom except fied finish quotas” of applicant’s com­ ing of piece goods by any job processor sheers______43%" grey petitors. A quota may be established includes any waterproofing, water repel­ Box-loom, except sheers______45" reed in terms of yardage, dollar sales, or per­ lent, special, exclusive, or patented fin­ Jacquard-loom, except sheers_39" grey centage of total business and shall be ishing process, or any embossing, moire- Sheers______'______46" reed subject to such conditions as the Ad­ ing, screen printing, block printing, che­ (d) The cost of applying any of the ministrator finds appropriate. Upon nille printing, flock printing, lacquer “specified finishes” designated below to the filing of an application and pending printing, or any type of over-printing goods which do not fall within the con­ final action therein an applicant shall (such as pigment type or zinc printing) verter’s “specified finish quota,” as de­ not include the cost of any finish re­ not expressly named, such job processor fined in subparagraph (iii) below. The ferred to in (ii) (d) above in his finish­ shall ascertain the portion of the total “specified finishes” are embossing, moire»- ing cost for the purpose of determining price (not to exceed his maximum price) ing, screen printing, block printing, che­ the appropriate division factor under attributable thereto and shall deliver to nille printing, flock printing, lacquer subdivision ig) of this section, but may the customer a contract, invoice, or sim­ printing and any type of over-printing include the cost of such finish in the sum ilar document stating that portion sepa­ (such as pigment type or zinc printing) to which that division factor is applied. rately. not expressly mentioned. (d) On or before March 23, 1944 every (e) The cost of flock printing, chenille converter who was engaged in business 2. Section 1400.26 (a) (1) (iii) is printing, lacquer printing or otherwise throughout 1941 and who desires to amended to read as follows: over-printing goods which (regardless of avail himself at any time of one or more (iii) An unprocessed and processed ref­ the sequence in which the operations are “specified finish quotas” shall report to erence sample of each different com­ performed) are also screen printed, block the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ bination of any of the following: type, printed, embossed or moired. ington 25r D. C., his name and address, finish, pattern, print color combination, (iii) Specified finish quota, (a) For the amount of each of his “specified fin­ and shade of piece goods processed; each finish referred to in (if) (d) above, ish quotas”, and his total dollar volume of finished piece goods sales during 1943. 3. Section 1400.28a is added to read as each converter shall have a “specified follows: finish quota.” Any converter who fails to make such a • (b) Except for a converter who was report on or before the due date shall be § 1400.28a Transfers of business. In not in business throughout 1941, the deemed to have waived his right to make any case where a business engaged in “quota” for shipments-made in a given use of his quotas, unless he presents a processing piece goods is sold or other­ finish during any calendar quarter shall reasonable justification for such failure. wise transferred on or after May 4, 1942, be three-fourths of the yardage of woven (e) Each converter delivering goods and the transferee carries op the proc­ goods ordered into process by the con­ subject to the limitations imposed by essing of piece goods in an establish­ verter during the corresponding calen­ this subparagraph (8) shall keep a sep­ ment separate from any other establish­ dar quarter of 1941 in that finish. How­ arate monthly record of all such deliv­ ment previously owned or operated by ever, the quota applicable to the period eries. The record shall include the in­ him, the maximum prices of the trans­ from February 23, 1944 through March voice number, yardage delivered, and feree shall be the same as those to 31, 1944 shall be one-half of the quota type of finish. which his transferor would have been computed for the first calendar quarter. (iv) Existing contracts. Notwith­ subject if no such transfer had taken Furthermore, a converter shall be per­ standing any provision of this subpara­ place. Any person who between May 4, mitted to augment* his quota for any graph (8), for goods delivered on or 1942 and February 23,1944 sold or trans­ period by the amount of any uncon­ before March 23, 1944 against a firm ferred such a business shall either pre­ sumed portion of his quota for the pre­ contract entered into in conformity with serve and make available, or turn over, ceding quarter and likewise by borrowing this regulation prior to February 17, to the transferee all remaining records from his quota for the following quarter. 1944, the contract price may be charged. which he was required to keep of trans­ If a converter augments his quota for one 6. Section 1400.82 (k) is amended by actions prior to the transfer and which period by borrowing from his quota for deleting the proviso at the end. are necessary to enable the transferee to the next quarter, the latter quota shall This amendment shall become effec­ ‘ comply with this regulation; any person be correspondingly reduced. who after February 22, 1944 sells or (c) Any converter who was not in tive February 23, 1944. transfers such a business shall either business throughout 1941 may file with Note: The record-keeping and reporting preserve and make available, or turn requirements of this amendment have been, the Office of Price Administration, approved by the Bureau# of the Budget in over, to the transferee all records which Washington 25, D. C., an application for accordance with the Federal Reports Act of the transferor was required to keep of the establishment of one or more “speci­ 1942. transactions prior to the transfer and fied finish quotas”. The application which are necessary to enable the trans­ shall be filed in accordance with subpart (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th feree to comply with this regulation. In B of Revised Procedural Regulation No. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, all cases the transferee shall have the 1,S issued by the Office of Price Adminis­ 8 FJt. 4681) same obligation as his transferor had tration, and shall contain a full state­ Issued this 17th day of February 1944. to keep and maintain records. ment of: (1) the typei of processing per­ Chester B owles, 4. Section 1400.31 (a) (2) is amended formed by the converter, (2) current Administrator„ to read as follows: monthly yardage ordered into process and estimated yardage volume for the [F. R. Doc. 44-2317; Filed, February 17, 1944; (2) “Piece goods” means woven fab-: balance of the calendar year, (3) the 11:31 a. m.] rics, more than 12 inches in width, com­ type of goods converted, (4) the trades posed in the amount of seventy-five per 5 cent or more by weight of either cottori served, ( ) the reasons why applicant Part 1400—Textile Fabrics: Cotton, needs to sell goods in any of the finishes fibre or chemically produced yarn or referred to in (ii) (d) above, (6) the W ool, Silk, S ynthetics and Admix­ fibre or of any mixtures thereof, regard­ tures names of two or more close competitors; [MPR 128,1 Amdt. 3] less of what other material may be in­ and (7) any other information relevant cluded in the fabric. PROCESSING PIECE GOODS to whether a quota or quotas should be ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office B 8 F.R. 3057, 4851, 6181, 9023, 12934, 15906; A stqtqment of the considerations in­ of Price Administration. 9 PH. 172. volved in the issuance of this amendment 17 F.R. 3117, 4659, 6615, 8948. 1908 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 This amendment shall become effec­ (c) General rules for the use of stamps sumer, from February 27, 1944 to March tive February 23, 1944. by consumers. A consumer must give up 20, 1944, inclusive, in the form of loose, one point stamps or tokens. On and Note: The record-keeping requirements of stamps worth exactly the point value of this amendment have been approved by the the processed foods he acquires. The after March 21, 1944 he must return the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the number of points a green stamp is worth excess points in the form of tokens only. Federal Reports Act of 1942. is shown by the figure printed on it. 13. Section 9.4 (b) is amended to read Blue stamps are worth 10 points each, as follows: (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th regardless of the number printed on Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, them. Stamps must be given up at the (b) How points are given up. Points 8 F.R. 4681) time the foods are acquired. The may be given up by, and taken from, a Issued this 17th day of February 1944. stamps may be used by a consumer only consumer only in the form of stamps Chester B owles, if torn out of the war ration book in the from his war ration book, a certificate Administrator. presence of the person who is selling or issued for him, and a ration check issued transferring the foods. A stamp may be to him and endorsed by him. Points may [F. R. Doc. 44-2314; Filed, February 17, 1944; used only to get processed foods for the also be given up in the form of loose one 11:33 a. m.] consumer from whose book it is taken or point stamps from February 27, 1944 to for use at a table at which he eats. If March 20,1944, inclusive, and in the form of tokens, beginning February 27, 1944. P art 1407—R ationing op F ood and F ood the consumer is unable to give up points P roducts exactly equal to the point value of the 14. Section 9.4 (d) is amended by add­ processed foods acquired by him on and ing the following: [Rev. RO 13,1 Arndt. 9] after February 27, 1944 because he does PROCESSED FOODS not have stamps of sufficiently small However, a transferor may accept loose value to make up the proper amount, he one point stamps from a consumer from A rationale for this amendment has may give up, and the transferor may ac­ February 27, 1944 to March 20, 1944, in­ been issued simultaneously herewith and cept, stamps of the nearest higher value, clusive, unless he knows or has reason to has been filed with the Division of the and the transferor must return the ex­ believe those stamps were not acquired Federal Register.* cess number of points to the consumer in by the consumer in the way permitted by Revised Ration Order 13 is amended in the form of loose one point stamps paragraph (a) of this section. Be­ the following respects: through March 20, 1944, or, beginning ginning February 27, 1944, a transferor 1. The title of section 1.3 is amended February 27, 1944, in the form of tokens. may also accept tokens from a consumer to read as follows: “Points come in the Loose one point stamps and tokens may unless he knows or has reason to believe form of stamps, certificates, tokens, be used by a consumer to acquire proc­ those tokens were not acquired by the ration coupons and ration checks.” essed foods only if he has received the consumer in the way permitted by para­ 2. Section 1.3 (a) is amended by delet­ stamps and tokens in this way from his graph (a) of this section. ing the words “tokens or”. transferor. A transferor may accept 3. Section 1.3 (b) is amended to read 15. Section 9.4 (e) is amended to read loose one point stamps and tokens from as follows: as follows: a consumer unless he knows or has rea­ (b) The basic forms of ration cur­ son to believe that they were not acquired (e) When stamps are good. Each rency are green and blue stamps in War by the consumer in this way. stamp is good for a limited time and may Ration Book Four, and tokens which are be accepted for a transfer to a consumer 8. Section 2.4 (e) is amended by in­ only during that time. The letter printed designated by the Office of Price Ad­ serting in the first sentence the words ministration to be used for the acquisi­ on the green stamps and the combina­ “or tokens” between the words “them” tion of letter and number on the blue tion of processed foods. They are the and “with”. form in which points are generally given 9. The first sentence of the footnote stamps serve to indicate the time when up by “consumers”. the stamps may be used by the consum­ to section 8.3 (a) is amended by deleting ers. The period during which the green 4. Section 1.3 (c) is amended by insert­ the words “blue stamps from the War stamps and the blue stamps in War Ra­ ing in the first sentence the word Ration Book Two and the green stamps tion Book Four may be accepted from a “tokens” between the words “(OPA Form in War Ration Book Four” and by sub­ consumer is fixed by the Office of Price R-1201),” and “or ration coupons”. stituting therefor the words “green and Administration in' a supplement to this 5. Section 2.4 (a) is amended to read blue stamps in War Ration Book Four, order. as follows: tokens,”. 10. Section 8.3 (a) is amended by add­ 16. Section 9.4 (g) (1) is amended by (a) A consumer uses stamps. A con­ ing the following: inserting in the first sentence the word sumer gives up points, when he acquires “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” processed foods, by surrendering green However, any person who sells or and “or a ration check”. or blue “stamps” from his War Ration transfers processed foods to consumers 17. Section 9.4 (g) (3) is amended by Book Four. may retain and need not deposit in his inserting in the first sentence the words ration bank account enough loose one “or tokens” between the words “stamps” 6. Section 2.4 (b) is amended to read point stamps, and beginning February and “from”. as follows: 27, 1944 enough tokens for use in return­ 18. Section 9.4 (j) is added* to read as (b) Stamps may be used only during' ing excess points to consumers pursuant follows: fixed periods. Each stamp in War to section 2.4 (i). (j) Tokens.' Tokens may be accepted Ration Book Four is good for a limited 11. Section 8.4 (e) is added to read as from a consumer at any time beginning time only and a consumer may use it only follows: February 27,1944. during that time. The letter printed on the green stamps and the combination (e) Tokens. Tokens may be de­ 19. Section 9.5 (d) is amended by in­ of letter and number printed on the blue posited at any time in quantities of 250 serting in the first sentence the word stamps serve to indicate the time when or multiples thereof in containers pro­ “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” the stamp may be used by consumers. vided for that purpose by the Office of and “certificates”. The stamps in War Ration Book Four Price Administration. 20. Section 9.5 (d) (1) is amended by may be used only during periods which 12. Section 9.4 (a) is amended by add­ substituting in the third sentence the will be fixed in a supplement to this order." ing the following: words “(OPA Form R-140)” for the These periods may be changed by the If the consumer is unable to give up words “(OPA Form R-120)”. Office of Price Administration, even after points exactly equal to the point value of 21. Section 9.5 (d) (5) is added to read they have begun. the processed foods transferred because as follows: he does not have stamps of sufficiently (5) Tokens. Tokens may be accepted 7. Section 2.4 (c) is amended to read small* value to make up the proper at any time, but a transferor need not as follows: amount, the transferor may accept accept more than 9 tokens from his ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office stamps of the nearest higher value which transferee in any one transaction. of Price Administration. the consumer has, and the transferor 22. Section 9.5 (e) (2) is amended by *9 F.R. 3, 104, 695, 574, 848, 765, 1398. must return the excess points to the con­ inserting in the last sentence the word FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1909 “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” ary 17,1944 to the Washington Office for (30) “Token” means a blue token and “certificates”. tokens he receives in this way. designated for the acquisition of proc­ 23. Section 11.1 (b) is amended by in­ 27. Section 15.10 is added to read as essed foods. serting in the fourth sentence the word follows: This amendment shall become effec­ “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” tive February 17,1944. and “and certificates”. Sec. 15.10 How tokens are used, (a) 24. The title of Article XV is amended Beginning February 27, 1944 tokens may (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended to read as follows: “Issuance and Use be used to buy or acquire foods and to by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th of Certificates, Ration Coupons, and give change to consumers when they buy Cong.; E.O. 9125; 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, Tokens.” or acquire such foods. They have a 7 F.R. 10179; WPB Directive 1, 7 F.R. 25. Section 15.8 (b) is amended by in­ point value-of one point each and are 562; Food Dir. 3, 8 F.R. 2005, and Food serting before the end of the parenthesis, good at any time. However, a trans­ Dir. 5, 8 F.R. 2251) the following sentence: “The only excep­ feror of processed foods need not accept Issued this 17th day of February 1944. tion to that rule is in the use of one point more than 9 tokens from any transferee stamps or tokens to give change to con­ other than a consumer in any single Chester B owles, sumers.” transaction. Administrator. 26. Section 15.9 is added to read as (b) Any person who has a ration bank IF. R. Doc. 44-2316; Filed, February 17, 1944; follows: account may deposit tokens in his ac­ 11:34 a. m.J count only in quantities of 250 or mul­ Sec. 15.9 How ration tokens may be tiples thereof and only if they are in the obtained by persons other than con­ containers provided for them by the sumers. (a) On and after February 17, Office of Price Administration. Any P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood 1944, any person other than a consumer person who does not have and is not re­ P roducts who sells or transfers processed foods quired to have a ration bank account may [RO 16,1 Arndt. 108] may acquire tokens in quantities of 250 exchange tokens in quantities of 250 or or multiples thereof at any ration bank multiples thereof for a ration chedif at MEAT, FATS, FISH AND CHEESES in exchange for the following types of any ration bank but only if the tokens ration currency: are in the containers provided for them. A rationale for this amendment has (1) Stamps. From February 17, 1944 Any person who deposits or exchanges been issued simultaneously herewith and to February 26, 1944, inclusive, he may has been filed with the Division of the tokens in this way must write his name Federal Register.* use green stamps in sealed envelopes. and address in the space provided for From February 27, 1944 to May 1, 1944, that purpose on the cover of the con­ Ration Order 16 is amended in the inclusive, he may use green stamps in tainer. following respects: sealed envelopes or blue stamps pasted 1. Section 1.3 (a) is amended by de­ on gummed sheets, OPA Form R-140. 28. Section 19.1 (c) is amended by in­ leting the words “tokens or”. Beginning May 2,1944 he may use stamps serting the word “ ‘token’ ” between the 2. The first sentence of section 1.3 (b) only if they are pasted on such gummed words “ ‘stamp,’ ” and “or a”. is amended to read as follows: sheets. If he uses stamps in sealed en­ 29. Section 19.1 (d) is amended by in­ The basic forms of ration currency are velopes, the envelopes must be handled serting the word “token,” between the brown stamps in War Ration Book Three, in ail respects in accordance with the words “stamp,” and “certificate”. red stamps in War Ration Book Four, procedure described in General Ration 30. Section 19.1 (e) is amended by in­ and tokens which are designated by the Order 7 for the use of such envelopes. serting the word “token,” between the Office of Price Administration to be used If he uses stamps pasted on gummed words “stamp,” and “certificate”. for the acquisition of all foods covered by sheets he may use only stamps valid for 31. Section 19.1 (f) is amended by in­ this order. They are the form in which transfer or deposit by him at the time he serting the word “token,” between the points are generally given up by “con­ acquires tokens, and each sheet must words “stamp,” and “certificate”. sumers”. contain 25 stamps. He must write his 32. Section 19.1 (g) is amended to read as follows: 3. Section 1.3 (c) is amended by in­ name and address on each sheet. serting in the first sentence the word (2) Certificates. He may use a cer­ (g) No person shall counterfeit, forge, tificate only if it is made otit to him. “tokens” between the words “(OPA Form or alter a stamp, token, certificate or R-1201),” and “or ration coupons”. He must write his name and address on ration check, and no person shall trans­ 4. Section 2.3 (a) is amended to read the back of the certificate before using it fer, acquire, possess or use a counterfeit­ as follows: to acquire tokens. ed, forged or altered stamp, token, cer­ (3) Checks. If he has a ration bank tificate or ration check. (a) A consumer uses stamps. A con­ account he may use a ration check to sumer gives up points, when he acquires obtain tokens only at the bank where he 33. Section 19.1 (k) is amended by in­ foods covered by this order, by surren­ has his account and only if such check is serting the word “token,” between the dering brown “stamps” from War Ration drawn by him against his account either word “stamp,” and “certificate”. Book Three, or red stamps from War to his own order or the order of “tokens”. 34. The title of section 19.2 is amended Ration Book Four. A brown stamp is (4) Ration coupons. Between Febru­ to read as follows: “Stamps, tokens, and not good unless the book from which it ary 17, 1944 and May 1, 1944, inclusive, certificates may not be taken by legal is taken has a validation stamp properly he may use ration coupons to obtain process or acquired by will.” placed on its cover. tokens. They must be enclosed in 35. Section 19.2 (a) is amended by in­ serting in the first sentence the word 5. Section 2.3 (b) is amended to read sealed envelopes which must be handled as follows: in accordance with the procedure de­ “token,” between the words “stamp,” and scribed in General Ration Order 7 for “certificate”. (b) Stamps may be used only during the use of such envelopes. After May 1, 36. Section 19.2 (b) is amended by in­ fixed periods. Each stamp in War Ra­ 1944 he may not use ration coupons to serting the word “token,” between the tion Books Three and Four is good for a acquire tokens. words “stamp,” and “or certificate”. limited time only and a consumer may (b) .Beginning February 27, 1944 any 37. Section 19.3 (a) is amended by in­ use it only during that time. The letter person who sells or transfers processed serting the word “token,” between the printed on the brown stamps in War foods may obtain tokens in exchange for words “stamp,” and “certificate”, wher­ Ration Book Three and the combination any valid ration currency from any other ever they appear therein. of letter and number printed on the red person who sells or transfer^ such foods. 38. Section 27.1 (a) (15) is amended to stamps in War Ration Book Four serve read as follows: (c) Before February 17, 1944 any re­ ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of tailer who has more than one retail (15) “Stamp” means a blue or green Price Administration. establishment may apply to the Wash­ stamp in, or taken from, War Ration 18 F.R. 13128, 13394, 13980, 14399, 14623, Book Four. 14764, 14845, 15253, 15454, 15524, 16160, 16161, ington Office for permission to obtain 16260, 16263, 16424, 16527, 16606, 16695, 16739, tokens from that office. Such a retailer 39. Section 27.1 (a) (30) is added to 16797, 16855, 17326; 9 F.R. 104, 106, 220, 403, must give up points on or before Febru­ read as follows: 677, 695. 1910 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 to indicate the time when the stamp may Book Two” and by substituting therefor War Ration Book Four may be accepted be used by consumers. The brown stamps the words “brown stamps in War Ration from a consumer will be fixed by the Of­ in War Ration Book Three and the red Book Three and red stamps in War fice of Price Administration in a supple­ stamps in War Ration Book Four may Ration Book Four, tokens”. ment to this order. (Transfers of “meat” be used only during periods which will 12. Section 9.3 (a) is amended by de­ by farm slaughterers to consumers, cov­ be fixed in a supplement to this order. leting the last two sentences and insert­ ered in section 3.2 are excepted from this (Transfers of “meat” by farm slaughter­ ing in their place the following: “How­ rule.) ers to consumers, covered in section 3.2, ever, any person who sells or transfers 19. Section 10.4 (i) (1) is amended by are excepted from this rule.) These foods covered by this order to consum­ inserting in the first sentence the word periods may be changed by the Office of ers may retain and need not deposit in “tokens,” between the words “detached Price Administration, even after they his ration bank account enough loose stamps” and “or a ration check”. have begun. one point stamps, and beginning Febru­ 20. Section 10.4 (i) (3) is amended by 6. Section 2.3 (c) is amended to read ary 27, 1944 enough tokens, for use in inserting in the first sentence the words as follows: returning excess points to consumers “or tokens” between the words “stamps” pursuant to section 2.3 (c). (Section and “from”. (c) General rules for the use of stamps 4.13 (b) states another exception to this 21. Section 10.4 (j) (1) is amended by by consumers. A consumer must give up paragraph.) ” inserting in the first sentence the word stamps worth exactly the point svalue of 13. Section 9.4 (e) is added to read as “tokens” between the words “stamps” the foods covered by this order which he follows: x.. and “or a ration check”. acquires, except that fractional amounts (e) Tokens. Tokens may be deposited 22. Section 10.4 (m) is added to read are to be handled in the way described as follows: in section 10.6. The number of points at any time in quantities of 250 or multi­ a brown stamp in War Ration Book Three ples thereof, in containers provided for (m) Tokens. Tokens may be accepted is worth is shown by the figure printed on that purpose by the Office of Price Ad­ from a consumer at any time beginning it. Red stamps in War Ration Book ministration. February 27, 1944. Four are worth 10 points each, regard­ 14. Section 10.4 (a) is amended by in­ 23. Section 10.5 (e) is amended by in­ less of the number printed on them. serting before the period at the end of serting in the first sentence the word Stamps must be given up at the time the the last sentence the words “through “tokens” between the words “stamps” foods are acquired. The stamps may be March 20, 1944, or, beginning February and “certificates”. used by a consumer only if torn qjit of 27,1944, in the form of tokens”; and add­ 24. Section 10.5 (e) (1) is amended by the war ration book in the presence of ing the following: “On and after March substituting in the third sentence the the person who is selling or transferring 21, 1944 he must return the excess points words “(OPA Form R-140)” for the the foods. A stamp may be used only to in the form of tokens only.” words “(OPA Form R-120)”. get foods covered by this order for the 15. Section 10.4 (d) is, amended to read 25. Section 10.5 (f) (1) is amended by consumer from whose book it is taken, as follows: inserting in the last sentence the word or for use at a table at which he eats. (d) How points are given up. Points “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” I f . the consumer is unable to give up may be given up by, and taken from, a and “certificates”. points exactly equal to the point value consumer only in the form of stamps 26. Section 10.5 (f) (3) is amended by of the foods acquired by him because he from his war ration book, a certificate inserting in the last sentence the word does not have stamps of sufficiently issued for him, and a ration check issued “tokens,” between the words “stamps,” small value to make up the proper to him and endorsed by him. Points and “certificates”. amount, he may give up, and the trans­ may also be given up in the form of loose 27. Section 10.5 (f) (7) is amended by feror may accept, stamps of the nearest one point stamps through March 20,1944, inserting a comma after the words “ra­ higher value, and the transferor must and in the form of tokens, beginning tion coupons”; and by inserting before return the excess number of points to February 27, 1944.- - the period at the end of the sentence, the the consumer in the form of loose one following:“* * * through March 20, point stamps through March 20,1944, or, 16. Section 10.4 (f) is amended by 1944, or tokens, beginning February 27, beginning February 27, 1944, in the form changing the first sentence to read as 1944.” of tokens. Loose one point stamps and follows: “The seller or transferor may 28. Section 10.5 (e) (5) is added to tokens may be used by a consumer to accept a stamp only if it is torn out of read as follows: acquire foods covered by this order only a war ration book in his presence, and, if he has received the stamps and' tokens if it is a stamp from War Ration Book (5) Tokens. Tokens may be accepted in this way front his transferor. A trans­ Three, only if the book has a validation at any time, but a transferor need not feror may accept loose one point stamps stamp on its cover.” accept more than 9 tokens from his and tokens from a consumer, unless he 17. Section 10.4 (f) is further amended transferee in any single transaction. knows or has reason to believe that they by inserting in the last sentence the 29. Section 12.1 (b) is amended by in­ were not acquired by the consumer in words “through March 20,1944” between serting in the third sentence the word this way. the words “consumer” and “unless”; and “tokens” between the words “stamps,” by adding the following: “Beginning and “and certificates”; 7. Section 2.3 (e) is amended by in­ February 27, 1944, a transferor may also 30. The title of Article XVI is amended serting in the first sentence the words “or accept tokens from a consumer unless t® read as follows: “Issuance and Use of tokens” between the words “them” and he knows or has reason to believe those Certificates, Ration Coupons, and “with”. tokens were not acquired by the con­ Tokens.” 8. Section 2.3 (f) is amended by in­ sumer in the way permitted by para­ 31. Section 16.8 (b) is amended by in­ serting in the first sentence the words graph (a) of this section.” 18. Section 10.4 (g) is amended to read serting in the last sentence the words “or tokens” between the words “stamps” as follows: “or tokens” between the words “stamps” and “before”. and “to give”. 9. Section 9.2 (d) is amended by (g) When stamps are good. Each 32. Section 16.9 is added to read as changing the parenthetical phrase to stamp is good for a limited time and may follows: be accepted for a transfer to a consumer read as follows: “(stamps, tokens, cer­ ■Sec. 16.9 How ration tokens may be tificates, or endorsed ration checks.)” only during that time. The letter print­ ed on the brown stamps in War Ration obtained by persons other than con- 10. Section 9.2 (h) is amended by Book Three and the combination of let­ sumers. (a) On and after February 17, changing the parenthetical phrase to ter and number printed on the red 1944, any person other than a consumer read as follows: “(stamps, tokens, cer­ stamps in War Ration Book Four serve who sells or transfers foods covered by tificates, or endorsed ration checks.)” to indicate the time when the stamp may this order may acquire tokens in quanti­ 11. The first sentence of the footnote be used by consumers. The periods dur­ ties of 250 or multiples thereof at any to section 9.3 (a) is amended by deleting ing which the brown stamps in War ration bank in exchange for the follow­ the words “red stamps from War Ration Ration Book Three and the red stamps in ing types of ration currency: FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1911

(1) Stamps. From February 17, 1944, to have a ration\ank account may ex­ (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended to February 26, 1944, inclusive, he may change tokens in quantities of 250 or by Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th use brown stamps in sealed envelopes. multiples thereof for a ration check at Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, From February 27, 1944 to May 1, 1944, any ration bank but only if the tokens 7 F.R. 10179; WPB Directive 1, 7 F.R. inclusive, he may use brown stamps in are in the containers provided for them. 562; and Supp. Dir. 1-M, 7 F.R. 6234; sealed envelopes or red stamps pasted on Any person who deposits or exchanges Food Directive 1, 8 F.R. 827; Food Dir. gummed sheets, OPA Form R-140. Be­ tokens in this way must write his name 3, 8 F.R. 2005; Food Dir. 5, 8 F.R. 2251; ginning May 2, 1944 he may use stamps and address in the space provided for Food Dir. 6, 8 F.R. 3471; Food Dir. 7, only if they are pasted on such gummed that purpose on the cover of the con­ 8 F.R. 3471) sheets. If he uses stamps in sealed en­ tainer. Issued this 17th day of February 1944. velopes, the envelopes must be handled in 34. Section 20.1 (c) is amended by Chester B owles, all respects in accordance with the pro­ inserting the word “ ‘token’ ” between Administrator. cedure described in General Ration Order the words “ ‘stamp,’ ” and “or a”. 7 for the use of such envelopes. If he 35. Section 20.1 (d) is amended by in­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2315; Filed, February 17, 1944; uses stamps pasted on gummed sheets he serting the word “token,” between the 11:33 a. m.] may use only stamps valid for transfer or words “stamp,” and “certificate”. deposit by him at the time he acquires 36. Section 20.1 (e) is amended by in­ tokens, and each sheet must contain 25 serting the word “token,” between the P art 1499—Commodities and Services stamps. He must write his name and words “stamp,” and “certificate”. [Rev. SR 11 to GMPR, Amdt. 44] address on each sheet. 37. Section 20.1 (f) is amended by in­ —' (2) Certificates. He may use a certifi­ serting in the first and second sentences STORAGE FOR WAR DEPARTMENT cate only if it is made out to him. He the word “token,” between the words A statement of the considerations in­ must write his name and address on the “stamp,” and “certificate”. volved in the issuance of this amend­ back of the certificate before using it to 38. Section 20.1 (g) is amended to read ment, issued simultaneously herewith, acquire tokens. as follows: has been filed with the Division of the (3) Checks. If he has a ration bank (g) No person shall counterfeit, forge, Federal Register.* account he may use a ration check to ob­ Section 1499.46 (b) (139) is added to tain tokens only at the bank where he has or alter a stamp, token, certificate, credit his account and only if such check is authorization, or ration check, and no read as follows: person shall transfer, acquire, possess, § 1499.46 Exceptions for certain serv­ drawn by him against his account either or use a counterfeited, forged or altered to his own order or to the order of stamp, token, certificate, credit authori­ ices. * * * “tokens’*. (b) The provisions of the General (4) Ration coupons. Between Febru­ zation or ration check. Maximum Price Regulation shall not ap­ ary 17, 1944 and May 1, 1944, inclusive, 39. Section 20.1 (1) is amended by in­ ply to the rates, fees* charges or com­ he may use ration coupons to obtain serting the word “token,” between the pensation for the following services: tokens. They must be enclosed in sealed words “stamp,” and “certificate”. ***** envelopes which must be handled in ac­ 40. The headnote of section 20.2 is (139) Storage of property and services cordance with the procedure described in amended to read as follows: “Stamps, incidental thereto (other than cold stor­ General Ration Order 7 for the use of tokens, and certificates may not be taken age and other than tank storage of liquid such envelopes. After May 1, 1944 he by legal process or acquired by will”. commodities) for the War Department, may not use ration coupons to acquire 41. Section 20.2 (a) is amended by in­ Navy Department, Procurement Division tokens. serting the word “token,” between the of the Treasury Department and U. S. (b) Beginning February 27, 1944 any words “stamps,” and “certificate”. Commercial Company in the following person who sells or transfers foods 42. Section 20.2 (b) is amended by in­ places: covered by this order may obtain tokens serting the word “token” between the Atlanta, Ga. in exchange for any valid ration currency words “stamps,” and “or certificate”. Baltimore, Md. from any other person who sells or 43. Section 20.3 (a) is amended to read Boston, Mass. transfers such foods. * as follows: Buffalo, N. Y. Charleston, W. Va. (c) Before February 17, 1944 any re­ (a) Any person who has a stamp, tailer who has more than one retail es­ Chattanooga, Tenn. tablishment may apply to the Washing­ token, certificate or ration check must Chicago, 111. ton Office for permission to obtain tokens notify the district office of the Office of Cincinnati, Ohio. Price Administration immediately after Corpus Christi, Tex. from that office. Such a retailer must Dallas, Tex. give up to the Washington Office, on or the beginning of any legal proceeding Denver, Colo. before February 17, 1944, points for to­ involving that stamp, token, certificate Des Moines, Iowa. kens he receives, in this way. or check. Detroit, Mich. Dubuque, Iowa. 33. Section 16.10 is added to read as 44. The definition of stamp in section Evansville, Ind. follows: 24.1 (a) is amended to read as follows: Fort Dodge, Iowa. Fort Worth, Tex. Sec. 16.10 How tokens are used, (a) “Stamp” means a brown stamp in, or Grand Rapids, Mich. Beginning February 27, 1944 tokens may taken from a War Ration Book Three Huntington, W. Va. be used to buy or acquire foods and to or a red stamp in, or taken from, a War Indianapolis, Ind. * give change to consumers when they buy Ration Book Four. Jacksonville, Fla. or acquire such foods. They have a Kansas City, Mo. point value of one point each and are 45. The definition of “token” is added Little Rock, Ark. as follows to the definitions in section Los Angeles, Calif. good at any time. However, a transferor Louisville, Ky. nf foods covered by this order need not 24.1 (a ): Memphis, Tenn. accept more than 9 tokens from any “Token” means a red token designated Milwaukee, Wis. transferee other than a consumer in any Minneapolis, Minn. for the acquisition of foods covered by Nashville, Tenn. single transaction. this order. New Orleans, La. (b) Any person who has a ration bank 46. Section 26.11 (b) (2) is amended Norfolk, Va. account may deposit tokens in his ac­ by inserting the words “or tokens” be­ Oklahoma City, Okla. count only in quantities of 250 or mul­ Omaha, Nebr. tween the words “stamps” and “(des­ Philadelphia, Pa. tiples thereof and only if they are in the Pittsburgh, Pa. containers provided for them by the ignated)”. Office of Price. Administration. Any per­ This amendment shall become effective ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office son who does not have and is not required February 17,1644. of Price Administration. 1912 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944

Port of New York. Whereas, by virtue of orders issued Pueblo, Colo. Notices by the War Department on March 17, Rochester, N. Y. 1941, as amended December 20, 1941, St. Louis, Mo. St. Paul, Minn. March 18, 1942, and April Ï9, 1942, that San Francisco, Calif. WAR DEPARTMENT. portion of continental United States in­ Savannah, Ga. cluded in the States of Ohio, West Vir­ Seattle, Wash. [Public Proclamation 6] . ginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Syracuse, N. Y. Sault S te. Marie Military Area, Mich. Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Tampa, Fla. Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Toledo, Ohio. ADOPTION AND RATIFICATION OF REGULATIONS Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, and Col­ This amendment shall become effec­ OF CENTRAL DEFENSE COMMAND orado has been established as the Cen­ tive February 1, 1944. Headquarters, Eastern Defense Com­ tral Defense Command under my com­ mand, Governors Island, New York 4, mand; and (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th N. Y. Whereas, by virtue of Section HI, Gen­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, To: The people within the State of eral Orders No. 2, War Department, 8 F.R. 4681) Michigan and the public generally. April 14, 1941, and Section IV, General Issued this 17th day of February 1944. Whereas, by virtue of orders issued by Orders No. 31, War Department, June 25, Chester Bowles, the War Department on 8 January 1944, 1942, the Military District of Sault Sainte Administrator. the territory comprising the Central Marie was created and specifically placed Defense Command has been added to under my command; and [F. R. Doc. 44-2321; Filed, February 17, 1944; and made a part of the Eastern Defense Whereas, by Executive Order 9066 11:32 a. m.] Command under my command; and dated February 19, 1942, the President Whereas, the present situation re­ of the United States authorized and di­ quires as a matter of military necessity rected the Secretary of War and the Mil­ itary Commanders whom he may from P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices the continuance of military measures for protection against espionage and time to time designate, whenever he or [MPR 188, Amdt. 28] sabotage; any such designated commander deems Now, therefore, I, George Grunert, such action necessary or desirable to WOOD furniture parts made by furniture Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, by vir­ prescribe Military Areas in such places factories tue of the authority vested in me by the and to such extent as he or the appro­ priate Military Commanders may deter­ For the reasons set forth in a statement President of the United States and by the Secretary of War and my powers and mine, with authority over such Military of considerations issued simultaneously Areas as in such executive orders pre­ herewith and filgd with the Division of prerogatives as Commanding General of the Eastern Defense Command, charged scribed; and the Federal Register,* and pursuant to Whereas the Secretary of War on the authority vested in the Price Admin­ with the defense of the area embraced therein, do hereby declare, order, and April 22, 1942, designated the under­ istrator by the Emergency Price Control proclaim that: signed as Military Commander to carry Act of 1942, as amended, Executive Order 1. Public Proclamation No. 1, Head­ out the duties and responsibilities im­ Nos. 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: quarters, Central Defense Command, 22 posed by said Executive [prder for that Section 1499.166 Appendix A (b) (4) March 1943, and regulations and restric­ portion of the United States embraced is amended by deleting the sentence: tions promulgated thereunder,1 -are here­ in the Central Defense Command; and “Partially assembled wood furniture parts by ratified, adopted and confirmed, and Whereas it is vital to the war effort and made by furniture factories.” shall continue in full force and effect. to the national defense to provide ade­ This amendment shall become effective 2. Copies of this Proclamation and of quate protection for certain facilities sit­ on the 23d day of February 1944. subsequent proclamations, announce­ uated in Chippewa County, Michigan, (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th ments, restrictions- and orders issued and its contiguous waters, against enemy Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, hereunder will be displayed in suitable attack, and against other enemy opera­ 8 F.R. 4681) public places throughout the Sault Ste, tion's such as espionage and sabotage; Marie Military Area. It shall be the Now therefore, I, Ben Lear, Lieutenant Issued this 17th day of February 1944. duty of every person found within such General, U. S. Army, by virtue of the Chester B owles, area to familiarize himself with the authority vested in me by the President Administrator. terms of every proclamation, announce­ of the United States and by the Secre­ tary of War and my powers and preroga­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2313; Filed, February 17, 1944; ment, restriction br order issued by this 11:33 a. m.] Headquarters. tives as Commanding General of the G eorge Grunert, Central Defense Command, charged with Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, the defense of the area embraced within Commanding. the Central Defense Command, and more J anuary 15, 1944. specifically the District of Sault Sainte Chapter XIX—Defense Supplies Marie, do hereby declare and proclaim Corporation Confirmed: that: • • . • J. A. Ulio, 1. The present situation requires as a [Reg. 3, Amdt. 3] Major General, matter of military necessity the estab­ P art 7003—Livestock Slaughter The Adjutant General. lishment of a military area comprising P ayments certain portions of the territory em­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2304; Filed, February 17, 1944; braced by the Central Defense Com­ miscellaneous amendments 10:02 a. m.j mand, more particularly, Chippewa and Correction Mackinac Counties, Michigan, and their contiguous waters. In F.R. Doc. 44-2123, appearing on page [Public Proclamation 1] 2. Pursuant to the determination and 1821 of the issue for Wednesday, Febru­ Sault Ste. Marie. Military Area, Mich, statement of military necessity in para­ ary 16, 1944, the paragraph following graph 1 hereof, Chippewa and Mackinac § 7003.15 (d) should be designated “(e)”. designation as military area; blackout Counties, Michigan, and their contigu­ The first line of the paragraph immedi­ AND AIR RAID REGULATIONS ous waters, as shown on the map at­ ately following § 7003.17 (a) on page 1822 Headquarters, Central Defense Com­ tached hereto and marked Exhibit l ,1 should read: “(1) The cost reported shall mand, Memphis, Tennessee. are hereby designated and established a be of cattle”. To: The people within the State of military area, to be known as “The Sault Michigan and the public generally Marie Military Area.” ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of Price Administration. 1 Infra. 1 Filed with the original document. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944

3. All persons entering or remaining plications for permits will be made to 6. Any person who violates any re­ in any part or zone of the Sault Sainte Commanding General, Sault Sainte striction or order issued or adopted by Marie Military Area are enjoined to re­ Marie Military Area. the Commanding General, Central De­ frain from acts of hostility, from giving f. No person not in the armed forces fense Command, pursuant to the au­ information, aid or comfort to the of the United States entering or remain­ thority cited in the preamble of this enemies of the United States; from inter­ ing in any part or portion of any Pro­ Proclamation, applicable to the whole or fering, by word or deed, with the mili­ hibited Zone shall have in his possession any part of the Sault Sainte Marie Mili­ tary effort of the United States, or the without authorization by competent tary Area, including any Zone thereof, is processes thereof; and to comply strictly military authority any of the following: subject to the penalties provided by Pub­ with the restrictions and orders which (1) Firearms. lic Law No. 503 of the 77th Congress ap­ are herein or may hereafter be issued (2) Weapons or implements of war or proved March 21, 1942, entitled, “An act by the Commanding General, Central De­ component parts thereof. to provide a penalty for violation of re­ fense Command. (3) Ammunition. strictions or orders with respect to per­ 4. Within the Sault Sainte Marie Mil­ (4) Bombs. sons entering, remaining in, leaving, or itary Area there are hereby designated (5) Explosives or material used in the committing any act in military area or Prohibited Zones A-l and A-2. Prohib­ manufacture of explosives. zones.” In addition, if tvfo or more per­ ited Zone A-l includes the Sault Sainte (6) Short wave radio receiving sets. sons conspire to violate Public Law 503 Marie Locks and vicinity. Prohibited For the purpose of this Proclamation, a and one or more do any act to effect the Zone A-2 includes the area comprising short wave radio receiving set is an ap­ object of such conspiracy, each of the Port Brady. The location and extent paratus designed to be used or capable parties will be subject to the penalties of Zones A-l and A-2 shall be described of beingr used for the purpose of receiv­ provided by Title 18, ifection 88, United and defined by the posting of appro­ ing signals, messages or communica­ States Code. priate signs at the entrance to and exits tions of any nature whatsoever, which In the case of an alien enemy, such from such Zones, along the outside signals, messages or communications are person will, in addition, be subject to im­ boundaries thereof, and at such other transmitted by means of amplitude mediate apprehension and internment. places therein as shall give full and com­ modulation radio waves of a frequency 7. Prosecution of offenses under Pub­ plete notice of the area included. of 1750 kilocycles or greater, or of a fre­ lic Law 503, as well as internment pro­ 5. The right of any person to enter, quency of 540 kilocycles or less. ceedings, are to be conducted by the remain in, or leave the Sault Sainte Marie (7) Radio transmitting sets. For the United States Attorney for the Federal Military Area, or any part or Zone purpose of this Proclamation, a radio Judicial District in which the Sault thereof, shall be subject to the fol­ transmitting set is any apparatus de­ Sainte Marie Military Area is located, and lowing restrictions, effective from the signed to be used or capable of being used such other representatives of the De­ date of this Proclamation, which said for the sending or transmitting of radio partment of Justice as the Attorney Gen­ restrictions are hereby promulgated; signals, communications or messages of eral may, from time to time, designate a. Any person whose presence in the any kind or nature whatsoever. ' pursuant to the procedure, rules and reg­ Sault Sainte Marie Military Area or in (8) Signal devices. ulations of the Attorney General. any part or Zone thereof deemed danger­ (9) Codes or ciphers. 8. The Commanding General, Sixth ous to the national defense by the Com­ (10) Cameras. Service Command, is hereby charged manding General, Central Defense Com­ (11) Books, magazines, documents or with the responsibility for the enforce­ mand, will be ordered excluded from the papers in which there is any invisible ment of these restrictions and orders, Military Area by the Commanding Gen­ writing or (other than those distributed and such further restrictions and orders eral, Central Defense Command. No and readily available to the general pub­ as may subsequently be issued by this person who has thus been ordered ex­ lic) in which there are photographs, headquarters. In the execution of this cluded from the Military Area shall sketches, pictures, drawings, maps or responsibility, Hf is specifically requested thereafter enter or remain in the Mili­ graphical or written descriptions of any that such Federal, State, Municipal and tary Area or in any part or Zone thereof. military or naval post, camp, station or local agencies as the Commanding Gen­ b. All civilian flying shall be in ac­ installation, or any part thereof, or of eral, Central Defense Command, with cordance with the provisions of War any equipment, arms, ammunition, im­ the consent of such agencies, may from Department Circular, March 11,1942, en­ plements of war, devices, or other similar time to time deem advisable specifically titled “National Policy of Air Defense, things used or intended to be used in the to designate, shall render such assist­ Regulations and General Plight Rules”; combat equipment of the land, naval, or ance as lies within their power. Such with such regulations as have been or air forces of the United States or those agencies, under the supervision and di­ may be promulgated in accordance of the United Nations. rection of the Commanding General, therewith by the Civil Aeronautics Ad­ (12) Binoculars, telescopes, field- Central Defense Command, have juris­ ministration, by the War Department, or glasses or similar instruments in the na­ diction to conduct the investigations by the Navy Department; and with such ture of visual aids. necessary in their respective enforce­ restrictions or orders as have been or g. Notwithstanding the provisions of ment thereof. may be issued by this headquarters. paragraph 5e and f, railways, waterways, 9. It is requested that State and Mu­ c. In order that suitable protective or highways included within, passing nicipal Police, and other civilians within measures may be maintained against through or contiguous to any Prohibited the Military Area established by this enemy air attack, all persons shall con­ Zone, shall continue open for normal proclamation, assist the agencies charged form to the regulations annexed hereto traffic and the normal operations of with assisting in the enforcement of as Exhibit 2, and to such amendments common carriers, except that all restric­ these restrictions by reporting to the ap­ or additions thereto as may from time tions heretofore promulgated by com­ propriate authorities the names and ad­ to time in the future be prescribed by petent authority are hereby adopted, and dresses of all persons believed to have this headquarters. except as such continuance of normal violated these restrictions, and such other d. ^No person shall make any false traffic and operations may be specifi­ information as may be called for. statement with respect to his citizenship cally restricted hereafter by competent 10. By Proclamation of the President or country of origin nor shall any per­ military authority. of December 7th and 8th, 1941, the At­ son make any false statement orally or h. On highways, railways or water­ torney General of the United States is in writing in connection with the ad­ ways where normal traffic and operation charged with the duty of executing the ministration of the Sault Sainte Marie of common carriers are permitted, no regulations prescribed by the President Military Area. i regarding the conduct of alien enemies person, vehicle, train or watercraft shall in the continental United States. He is e. All persons are prohibited from en­ stop, loiter, park or anchor in any Pro­ tering, remaining in, or leaving any specifically directed to cause the appre­ Prohibited or A-Zone, or any part or hibited Zone unless so authorized by hension of such alien enemies as in his portion thereof except by special indi­ competent authority or unless the person judgment are subject to apprehension. vidual permit issued in accordance with or persons involved are fully accredited In the execution of his responsibility, un­ instructions of the Commanding Gen­ under the established restrictions to der the Proclamations of the President eral, Central Defense Command. Ap­ enter and remain in such Zone. previously referred to, he has promul- 1914 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 gated certain rules and regulations. or privately owned real property of any char­ trians and traffic may continue or resume Nothing contained herein shall be con­ acter, the persons entitled, as owners or ten­ movement. ants, to occupy or enter such property or 16. Air raid (RED) signal. This is an strued as limiting or modifying the duty parts thereof; audible public warning signal indicating the and responsibility of the Department of b. With respect to light sources attached PROXIMITY of enemy aircraft and the IM­ Justice under the said Proclamations in­ to road vehicles,1 boats,1 railroad trains,1 and MINENCE of an air raid. This signal (ap­ sofar as the enforcement of laws and aircraft, the persons in control of the opera­ proximately two minutes) will be a series of regulations for the conduct and control tion of such conveyances; short blasts of horns or whistles or a war­ of alien enemies is concerned. c. With respect to light sources not at­ bling or fluctuating sound of varying pitch of 11. The duties and responsibilities of tached to real property or to the convey­ a siren. Upon the sounding of this signal, ances described in the foregoing paragraph in addition to the actions required by the the Federal Bureau of Investigation with b, the persons in possession or entitled to mobilization and blackout (BLUE) signal, as respect to the investigation of alleged possession thereof; contained in paragraph 15 above, blackout acts of espionage and sabotage are not d. With respect to all light sources, indi­ shall be completed by extinguishing or ob­ to be construed as limited or modified in viduals who, by Reason of relationship as scuring all lights, except as permitted by any respect by the terms of this Procla­ licensee or guest, may light or extinguish paragraphs 20 to 31, inclusive, and pedes­ mation. lights; and trians, vehicles and other conveyances shall 12. Copies of this Proclamation and all e. Employees, agents and representatives comply with the requirements of paragraphs subsequent proclamations, announce­ of the persons described in the foregoing par­ 34 to 38, inclusive. agraphs a to d, inclusive, whose duties include 17. All clear (WHITE) signal. This signal ments, restrictions and orders issued the lighting or extinguishing of lights, and is a public signal indicating ALL CLEAR, hereunder will be displayed in suitable all persons having authority to supervise or This signal may be transmitted by radio, public places throughout the Sault Sainte direct such employees, agents or representa­ telephone, police, by turning on street lights Marie Military Area. It shall be the duty tives. which have been extinguished on the BLUE of every person found within such area 8. Public way. Streets, highways, avenues, signal, or other available means. This sig­ to familiarize himself with the terms of boulevards, alleys and other public thorough­ nal may also be given by horns, whistles, every proclamation, announcement, re­ fares, but not including sidewalks or other or sirens, as specified by local civilian de­ ways for use primarily by pedestrians. fense authorities: Provided, however, That striction or order issued by this head­ 9. Road vehicle. Every device in, upon, or such audible signal shall not be the same quarters. by which any person or property is or may as the mobilization and blackout (BLUE) [seal! B en Lear, be transported or drawn upon a public way, signal and the air raid (RED) signal, as Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, not operated on rails, including all such provided in paragraphs 15 and 16 above, and devices motivated by mechanical means, or shall not resemble said signals so as to be Commanding. confused therewith. When an ALL CLEAR March 22, 1943. by animal or human power. 10. Motor vehicle. Any road vehicle which (WHITE) signal follows a YELLOW signal Confirmed: is self-propelled. without an intervening mobilization and J. A. Ulio, 11. Boat. Any means of transportation by blackout (BLUE) or air raid (RED) signal, it Major General, water. shall not be an audible signal but shall be 12. Railroad train. Any means of trans­ transmitted only in the manner provided The Adjutant General. portation by rail, except street cars. for the YELLOW signal, as in paragraph 14 above. [Exhibit 2, Public Proclamation 1] SECTION II— AIR WARNING SIGNAL SYSTEM 2 Note: Ordinarily, a Yellow Signal shall pre­ Air Raid Protection R egulations Governing 13. Transmission of signals. The air warn­ cede a Blue Signal and a Blue Signal shall Blackout, the Control of Lighting and ing signals described in paragraphs 14, 15, precede a Red Signal. However, if sufficient Radio, the Movement of Vehicles and 16, and 17 shall be issued, sounded, or an­ time is not available for these signals to be Other Conveyances, Activities of Persons nounced only upon the order or the au­ separated by at least five (5) minutes, the During Periods of Blackout and Air Raid, thorization of the Region Controllef to the Yellow Signal and/or the Blue Signal may be and Related Matters, With in the Sault warning center which is operated by civilian omitted, so that a Blue Signal may be given Sainte Marie Military Area defense authorities. The Region Controller without a prior Yellow Signal and a Red is responsible only that the warning center Signal may be given without a prior Ypfclow SECTION 1--- DEFINITIONS receives the order or authorization for the Signal and/or Blue Signal. A Blue Signal 1. Period of "blackout. The period of time giving of such signals. Civilian defense au­ shall follow every Red Signal, after an inter­ beginning with the blackout (BLUE) sig­ thorities are responsible for the transmission val of not less than five (5) minutes and nal (or the air raid (RED) signal if there of such signals from the warning center may ip. turn be followed by a White Signal has been no preceding blackout (BLUE) sig­ through their alarm warning systems to the or by another Red Signal. Upon the sound­ nal) and continuing during hours of darkness public.3 In the case of practice blackouts ing of a Blue Signal, pedestrians and vehicles or until the all clear (WHITE) signal. (See of practice air raids, such air warning signals should give consideration to movement to also paragraphs 15, 16 and 17.) shall be issued, sounded or announced only places of safety in anticipation of an air raid 2. Period of air raid. The period of time upon the order or authorization of the Re­ (RED) signal. The same action shall be re­ beginning with the air raid (RED) signal gion Controller to civilian defense author­ quired upon a Blue Signal whether it pre­ and ending with the blackout (BLUE) signal, ities. cedes or follows a Red Signal, that is, a return following the air raid (RED) signal. (See 14. Yellow signal. This is a confidential to a status of blackout rather than a condi­ also paragraphs 15 and 16.) preliminary caution signal not to be given by tion of air raid; this will permit traffic and 3. Hours of darkness. The time from a audible public alarm. It indicates the POS­ pedestrians to resume movement but main­ half hour after sunset to a half hour be­ SIBILITY of an- air raid. This signal shall be tains the blackout condition indicating that fore sunrise the following morning between transmitted by civilian defense authorities raiders have passed the area so warned but October 1 and April 30, inclusive, and from only to such key persons, essential indus­ that a condition of blackout is still required one hour after sunset until one-half hour tries, railroads, and places as such authorities in anticipation of another Red Signal upon before sunrise the following morning between deem essential to initiate proper steps to in­ the approach of a new wave of raiders or re­ May 1 and September 30, inclusive. sure timely blackout or air raid precautions. turn of the original raiders. The sequence 4. Civilian defense authorities. Officials or 15. Mobilization and blackout (BLUE) of signals in such case would be Blue, Red, bodies of a state or political subdivision signal. This is an audible warning signal Blue, Red, Blue. A White Signal may follow thereof authorized by legislation, regulation indicating the PROBABILITY of an air raid. a Yellow Signal or a Blue Signal, but will not or order to administer matter pertinent to This signal will be a long note (approxi­ follow a Red Signal without an intermediate the subject matter of these regulations. mately two minutes) at steady pitch of Blue Signal. A White Signal shall not be 5. Director of civilian defense. The Direc­ given within ten (10) minutes of a preceding sirens, horns, or whistles. Upon the sound­ Blue Signal. The All-Clear (White) Signal tor of Civilian Defense appointed by the ing of this signal, civilian defense forces will President of the United States pursuant to will not be given until the probability of at­ mobilize or remain mobilized; if during tack no longer exists. Executive Order No. 8757, dated May 20, 1941, hours of darkness, lighting will be extin­ or any amendment thereof, or his authorized SECTION III— PROHIBITED LIGHTING representative. guished or obscured except as permitted by 6. Persons. Individuals (including officials paragraphs 20 to 33, inclusive, and pedes- 18. Prohibited lighting. During the period and employees of the United States, or of and in the area of blackout occurring during 1See paragraphs 9 to 12, incl. hours of darkness, persons in control of light­ any state or territory, or of any political sub­ 2 Section II hereof supersedes certain pro­ ing shall cause all lights1 visible from the division thereof), partnerships, associations, visions of the O. C. D. pamphlet, “Air Raid corporations (municipal, public or private), Warning System.” 1 This prohibition applies to lights of every or any organized groups of individuals 3 Local civilian defense authorities should description, electrical, gas, oil, or any other whether incorporated or not. maintain records of the time of beginning source, including matches, cigarette lighters, 7. Persons in control of lighting, a. With and ending of sounding of all audible air etc. It prohibits lights that are blue or any respect to light sources attached to publicly warning signals. other color except as specifically permitted. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1915 outside to be extinguished or blacked-out as (7) Units shall be located above the tops on glass, pottery and cement works, iron promptly as possible, except as permitted in of such openings, when exterior openings foundries, steel mills, and coke works, is paragraphs 20 to 33, inclusive. The goal or are not covered and when units are not other­ permitted, provided however, that such light time objective for the completion of all black­ wise shaded from outside observation above shall be shielded, obscured, reduced in in­ out measures shall be five (5) minutes. the horizontal. tensity or otherwise treated to as great an 19. Unattended lighting. At all times dur­ (c) Interior red exit lights are permitted extent as may be practicable in order to re­ ing hours of darkness, occupants of premises in all public buildings, with the restriction duce to a minimum the light visible from and operators of road vehicles and other con­ that each exit light shall be so located or the outside. Steam or smoke shall be re­ veyances shall not have any -unattended shielded as to screen direct light from falling duced to the minimum. lighting, except as permitted in paragraphs on windows or doors, and that it shall be 29. Railroad lights. During the periods 20 to 31. Lighting shall be considered un­ equipped with one lamp of not more than as specified in paragraph 20 above, all rail­ attended unless a competent individual, who 15 watts. road lights on rolling stock and fixed instal­ is a member, employee, or guest of the house­ 22. Emergency motor vehicles. Emergency lations are permitted provided they comply hold or business establishment of the occu­ motor vehicles, as defined in paragraph 37, with “Rules and Regulations for Railroads pier, or who is the operator or occupant of a may move during periods stated in paragraph During Blackout or Air Raid Alarm, Asso­ road vehicle or other conveyance, or who, by 20 above, using only headlights (on low or ciation of American Railroads”. arrangement with any such individual has depressed beam) and normal tail lights and 30. Lighting of military necessity. All undertaken responsibility for said lighting, license plate lights.1 lights of the armed forces necessarily used can blackout as provided in paragraph 18, 23. Traffic signals and traffic signs. Traffic in active defense measures are permitted above.2 signals, traffic signs, fire and police box during the periods stated in paragraph 20. markers and other illuminated signal devices, 31. Specially authorised lights. Any lights SECTION IV— LIGHTING PERMITTED DURING PERI­ complying with War Department Specifica­ specifically authorized by the Region Con­ ODS OF BLACKOUT AND DURING PERIODS OF AIR tions “Traffic Control During Blackouts,” are troller are permitted during such period and RAID permitted during periods stated in paragraph^ to such extent as he may deem appropriate. 20. General. During the periods of black­ 20 above.2 out or air raid, during hours of darkness, 24. Street lighting luminaires. Street light­ SECTION V— LIGHTING PERMITTED DURING PERIODS whether attended or not, lighting is per­ ing luminaires complying with War Depart­ OF BLACKOUT BUT PROHIBITED DURING PERIODS mitted as provided in paragraphs 21 to 31 ment Specification “Street Lighting During OF AIR RAID inclusive. Blackouts,” are permitted during periods 32. Special permitted lights. During the 21. Lights in buildings and residences, a. stated in paragraph 20 above.8 period and in the area of blackout (BLUE), In building interiors a small amount of con­ 25. Flashlights, lanterns and flares. Flash­ but not during the period of air raid (RED), trolled illumination, sufficient to permit rea­ lights, lanterns and flares complying with (1) street lights and traffic signals, (2) lights sonable facility of movement without necessi­ War Department Specification “Flashlights, in military and naval installations and tating complete obscuration of doors and Lanterns and Flares,” are permitted during manufacturing plants or other facilities es­ windows, is permitted only when the indoor periods stated in paragraph 20 above. Pend­ sential to the war effort, and (3) lights in incandescent lamps or lighting units are in­ ing the availability of specified filters or auto­ railroad classification yards, are permitted, stalled in accordance with the directions con­ matic cut-offs, flashlights not so equipped provided such lights do not contribute ma­ tained in subparagraph b below and which: may be used provided the light is filtered terially to sky-glow and shall be extinguished (1) Are marked “Indoor Blackout—War through (a) three thicknesses of newspaper, or blacked out within one (1) minute from Department Standard” (See W. D. Specifica­ or (b) one thickness of newspaper and one the sounding of the air raid (RED) signal tions—Blackout of Buildings), or sheet of red cellophane. Flashlights shall not when such signal follows a blackout (BLUE) (2) Conform to the follbwing require­ be pointed above the horizontal. Pending the signal. ments : availability of lanterns complying with the 33. Lights on road vehicles and other con­ (a) Watts—not more than fifteen (15); above specification, lanterns equipped with veyances. During the period and in the (b) Bulb coating—opaque except for cir­ red or orange globes may be used to mark area of blackout (BLUE), but not during the cular aperture on bulb end; excavations or other dangerous obstructions. period of air raid (RED): (c) Circular aperture—maximum diameter 26. Water navigation lights. During the a. All moving motor vehicles are permitted of one (1) inch; periods as stated in paragraph 20, the fol­ to use headlights (on low or depressed (d) Color of aperture—orange or orange- lowing water navigation lights are per-_ beam) and normal tail lights and license red,1 or mitted: plate lights. (3) Conform to the following require­ a. Lights on fixed or floating structures b. Road vehicles other than motor vehicles ments : except such as are specified by the United are permitted to use normal lights. (a) Watts—not more than twenty-five States Navy as not essential to indicate safe (25). channels of navigation. SECTION VI— MOVEMENT OP VEHICLES AND OTHER (b) Circuit—230 volt bulb used on 115 volt b. Lights on boats to the extent required conveyances ; pedestrians circuit. by the United States Navy. 34. General. During the period and in the (c) Bulb coating—opaque except for cir­ 27. Aeronautical lights. During the pe­ area of air raid (RED) alarm: cular aperture on end of bUlb. riods as stated in paragraph 20, the follow­ a. All road vehicles, except emergency ve­ (d) Circular aperatUre—maximum di­ ing aeronautical lights are permitted: hicles as defined in paragraph 37 shall be ameter of one (1) inch. a. Flood lights and runway approach lights immediately stopped (except as provided in (c) Color of aperture—clear or frosted. only at those fields and only to the extent paragraphs 35 and 36) and parked so that b. All indoor blackout lights, permitted asnecessary to expedite clearing the air of roadway space shall be left for the passage above, shall be installed in accordance with flights. of traffic, and all lights shall be extinguished. the following directions: b. Position lights on aircraft in flight as Occupants shall leave said vehicles as soon (1) In any one room only one unit is per­ required by the Civil Aeronautics Adminis­ as parked and shall take shelter, except that mitted to each two hundred square feet of tration. occupants of road vehicles carrying property floor area or a fraction thereof. c. Obstruction lights, except such as are specified by the Region Controller as not which must be guarded may remain in said (2) Units shall be spaced not less than parked vehicles. ten feet apart in any direction. essential. d. Beacon lights as specifically authorized b. Ridden or herded animals shall clear the (3) In corridors, one row of units is per­ public way for the passage of traffic. mitted at a spacing of not less than fifteen by the Region Controller. (Otherwise.beacon lights shall comply with the provisions of c. Boats shall comply with regulations is­ feet. sued by the United States Navy. (4) Units shall be placed at least three feet paragraph 18). 28. Thermal processes. During the periods . d. Movement of railroad trains and per­ from any window, exterior door, or other sonnel shall be in accordance with the pro­ opening. specified in paragraph 20, light emitted from visions of “Rules and Regulations for Rail­ (5) Units shall not be pointed toward any industrial processes, such as furnace glow roads During Blackout or Air Raid Alarms, window, exterior door, or other opening. Association of American Railroads.” (6) Units may be installed at any height 1 It is anticipated that the provisions of this paragraph will be superseded when stand­ 35. Bridges and tunnels. During the period when openings are covered in the usual man­ and in the area of air raid (RED) alarm, ner with drawn window shades, drapes, ard blackout lighting equipment meeting blinds, or one thickness of newspaper, or War Department Specifications or substitute road vehicles, other than emergency vehicles,“ whenever each unit has a shade which screens equipment as approved by proper military au­ shall not enter bridges, viaducts, or tunnels thority is available and is provided for all and, if already there, shall proceed to the end the unit from outside observation above the or exit thereof and as far beyond as necessary horizontal. the emergency motor vehicles in any specified city or metropolitan area. to park in accordance with the preceding JBlue is prohibited for blackout lights. 2 See also War Department Specification paragraph 34 a. 2 It is to be noted that the provisions of “Luminescent Materials.” 36. Vehicles transporting dangerous mate­ this paragraph, requiring that lighting be 8 See also paragraph 32 for street lighting rials. Vehicles transporting explosives, gaso­ attended, apply every night whether or not permitted during periods of blackout (BLUE) line, or other dangerous combustibles shall, there is a period of air raid or a period of but prohibited during periods of air raid upon the signal for an air raid (RED), pro­ blackout (RED). ceed forthwith, where possible, to a place 1916 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 more than one hundred (100) feet from the for any purpose, any arm-band, badge, em­ I. Wage Board. A Wage Board, com­ nearest habitation or business premises and blem, uniform, pennant, card, or other iden­ posed of three representatives of the De­ there park as provided in paragraph 34 a. tification or credential embodying the in­ partment, is hereby established to de­ Vehicles so proceeding may use headlights signia prescribed by the director of civilian (low or depressed beam), normal tail lights, defense or prescribed for the aircraft warn­ termine prevailing wages for similar and license plate lights. ing service, or any simulation or adapta­ work in the District of Columbia in the 37. Emergency vehicles. The term "Emer­ tion of such insignia, except in accordance above-mentioned positions, excluding gency Vehicles” shall mean the following with rules and regulations of the director employees whose rates of pay are fixed road vehicles: of civilian defense or the aircraft warning on an annual basis pursuant to the Clas­ a. Vehicles of, or acting under orders of, or service. sification Act of 1923, as amended, and to traveling with the express permission of, the SECTION XI--- ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES make recommendations with respect to armed forces of the United States and her allies; 43. Any person who violates any regula­ such wages to the Secretary of the b. Vehicles of Are departments and govern­ tion contained herein is subject to the pen­ Interior. mental police agencies; alties provided by Title 18, Section 97A, II. Procedure to he followed by Board. c. Ambulances and official rescue cars and United States Code,1 and to immediate ex­ In determining the prevailing wages of other vehicles converted to such use in clusion from the Sault Sainte Marie Military various trades and occupations being emergency service; Area by the Commanding General, Central considered by the Board in the locality d. Public utility repair vehicles operating Defense Command. In addition, if two or of the District of Columbia and its en­ in emergency service; more persons conspire: to violate said Sec­ virons, the Board shall procure evidence e. Vehicles in emergency service identified tion 97A, United States Code, and one or of the wages and compensation being by insignia prescribed by the director of civil­ more persons do any act to effect the object ian defense. In exceptional cases vehicles of such conspiracy, each of said parties will paid to and perquisites received by those without such identifying insignia will be be subject to the penalties provided by Title employed in these trades and occupa­ permitted to move as emergency vehicles pro­ *18, Section 88, United States Code.2 In the tions from local contractors, Federal vided the appropriate civilian defense author­ case of an alien enemy, such person will, in agencies (including wage scales cur­ ities are satisfied that the use of such vehicles addition, be subject to immediate apprehen­ rently being paid pursuant to minima is necessary in the performance of emergency sion and internment. established in connection with the Davis- duties. 44. The Sixth Regional Office of the’Office Bacon Act), private industrial employ­ 38. Pedestrians. Upon the signal for an air of Civilian Defense and civilian defense au­ ers, and others employing labor in the raid (RED), all persons shall immediately take thorities within the Sault Sainte Marie Mili­ locality, whether pursuant to union shelter in the nearest building in which they tary Area, with their consent, are designated are legally permitted to enter or in the desig­ as the principal agencies to assist in the en­ agreements or otherwise. Hearings for nated shelter area most convenient to them, forcement of these regulations. the purpose of adducing evidence of except those required for the performance of 45. These regulations shall apply to per­ wages paid in the locality may be held their official duties as follows: sons in, or performing or permitting acts in when, in the judgment of the Board, this a. Uniformed members of the armed forces the Sault Sainte Marie Military Area, and is required in order to determine the of the United States and her allies, and of shall become effective on March 22, 1943. prevailing rates of wages. the State Guards. [seal] B en Lear, Based on the evidence procured as to b. Members of fire departments and gov­ Lieutenant General, U. S. Army, prevailing wages and the perquisites of ernmental police agencies. Commanding. employment in the locality in the classi­ c. Persons as authorized by civilian defense Confirmed: authorities who wear arm-bands or carry fications under consideration by the identification cards with insignia prescribed J. A. Ulio, Wage Board, the Board shall make its by the director of civilian defense, or persons Major General, recommendations to the Secretary of the wearing arm-bands athorized for the Aircraft The Adjutant General. Interior as to the rates of wages to be Warning Service; provided all such persons paid to the Government employees of the are required to move in the performance of [P. R. Doc. 44-2303; Piled, February 17, 1944; classes above specified. The wages rec­ their emergency duties. 10:02 a. m.j ommended shall become effective upon SECTION VII----RADIO the date they are approved by the Secre­ 39. Radio stations. Radio stations will be tary of the Interior, unless otherwise silenced as prescribed in General Orders No. directed by him: Provided, That the~Sec­ 2, Headquarters Central Defense Command, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. retary of the Interior may direct the January 8, 1943. Board to reconsider any recommenda­ Office of the Secretary. SECTION vm-- PRACTICE BLACKOUTS AND PRAC­ tion in whole or in part when, in his TICE AIR RAIDS Employees Engaged in Map R eproduc­ judgment, the recommended wage does tion and Related Activities not aceord with the evidence procured as 40. Practice blackouts and practice air to the prevailing wage in the locality raids may be conducted by federal, state and WAGE FIXING PROCEDURE local authorities in such area, at such times, or when there is insufficient evidence to and to such extent as may be authorized by The Civil Service Commission has de­ support the wage recommended. the Region Controller. The Region Con­ termined that there are excluded from III. Effective period of approved wage troller may excuse from such practice black­ the Classification Act of 1923, as determinations. Any wage rate fixed in outs or air raids, for such periods and to amended, crafts, skilled and semiskilled the manner above provided shall remain such extent as he may determine, any mili­ in effect until that rate has been sup­ tary -or naval installation, manufacturing positions, the incumbents of which are plant or other facility essential to the war engaged in the quantity reproduction of planted by a different rate determined effort, provided the said Region Controller maps, charts, and similar material by the Wage Board with the approval of has ascertained that such installation, plant, through lithographic processes in the the Secretary of the Interior. Unless or facility is prepared to and is proficient in Department of the Interior, particularly, directed by the Secretary of the Interior blackout, or for such other reasons as he in the Geological Survey. The rates of to do so at other intervals, the Wage may deem appropriate. pay for this class of employees are left Board shall review wage rates at six- SECTION IX— FALSE BLACKOUTS OR AIR RAIDS for determination under wage fixing pro­ month intervals, beginning with the ef­ 41. False blackouts or air raids. No per­ cedures. For this purpose and to en­ fective date of the first schedule of wages son shall order, utter, publish, sound or able the payment to the above-mentioned made in accordance with the procedure otherwise simulate or cause to be ordered, class of employees of time and one-half herein provided: Provided, That the uttered, published, sounded or otherwise for work in excess of 40 hours per week, Secretary of the Interior, may direct a 'simulated, any air warning signal unless the following procedure is established:. review at any other time, when, in his ordered or authorized to do so by the Region judgment, this is desirable. Controller. 1This section provides a penalty of a fine Unless otherwise ordered, the Board not to exceed $5,000, or imprisonment for not SECTION X— ILLEGAL USE OF INSIGNIA more than one (1) year, or both, for each shall be composed of these members: 42. Illegal use of insignia. No person offense. Guy W. Numbers of the Office of the shall wear, exhibit, display, use, manufac­ 2 This section provides a penalty of a fine Secretary of the Interior, who will serve ture, sell, or offer for sale for any purpose, not to exceed $10,000, or imprisonment for not as Chairman of the Board; Fred Graff or cause to be worn, exhibited, displayed, more than two (2) years, or both, for each of the Geological Survey, who will serve used, manufactured, sold or offered for sale offense. as Member of the Board; and Earl G. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1917

Harrington of the General Land Office, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North and patent applications, series of 1935, Dakota, Provided, That: numbered as follows: who will serve as Member of the Board. No common carrier by railroad subject Harold L. I ckes, to the Interstate Commerce Act shall accept 206,931, 238,270, 244,127, 262,975, 263,494, Secretary of the Interior. or execute a reconsignment or diversion order 284,318, 273,365, 291,784, 315,835, 320,946, requiring the transportation or movement of 326,527, 321,769, 364,730, 327,512, 352,145, J anuary 12, 1944. any railroad freight car (including a refrig­ 352,146, 352,147, 361,463 , 362,699, 362,655 [P. R. Doc. 44-2306; Piled, February 17, 1944; erator car), loaded with potatoes, other than (said patents and patent applications 9:44 a. m.] sweet, originating at any point in the State of Florida, to any point located west of states relating to regulators and controls), as set forth above. property of Askania-Werke, A. G., and The waybill shall show reference to this all right, title and interest of Askania- general permit. Werke, A. G. in and to a contract bear­ FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD. A copy of this general permit has been ing date of July 5, 1939, between [Order 10] served upon the Association of American Askania-Werke, A. G. and Askania Regulator Company; and City of New Y ork Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent of the railroads subscribing to the car Whereas, Herman A. Brassert has filed WITHDRAWAL OF PIER 75 FROM FOREIGN- service and per diem agreement under Notice of Claim Number 589, which ap­ TRADE ZONE the terms of that agreement; and notice pears to assert that the claimant is the In the matter of the application of the of this permit shall be given to the gen­ owner of the patents, patent applica­ City of New York to withdraw Pier No. eral public by depositing a Copy in the tions and the interest in the contract. 75, North River, Borough of Manhattan, 'office of the Secretary of the Commission Now therefore, it is ordered, pursuant from the area designated as Foreign- at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with to the regulations heretofore issued by Trade Zone No. 1. the Director, Division of the Federal the Alien Property Custodian, as amend­ Pursuant to the authority contained Register. ed (8 F. R. 16709), that a hearing on said in the act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat 998; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 14th claim be held before the Vested Property 19 U.S.C. 81-a-81-u), the Foreign- day of February 1944. Claims Committee or any member or members thereof on Friday, March 3, Trade Zones Board has adopted the fol­ Homer C. King, lowing order which is promulgated for Director. 1944, at 10:00 a. m. Eastern War Time, the information and guidance of all con­ at the office of the Alien Property Cus­ cerned: ' . ' [F. R. Doc. 44-2312; Filed, February 17, 1944, todian, 120 Broadway, New York, New Order No. 8, Foreign-Trade Zones 11:11 a. m.] York, to continue thereafter at such time Board, effective March 23, 1942, (7 F.R. and place as the Committee may de­ 2883), authorized the City of New York, termine. It is further ordered, That in addition to other designated locations, copies of this notice of hearing be served to establish foreign-.trade zone facilities by registered mail upon the claimant on Pier Nos. 72, 73, 74, 75 and adjacent OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ and upon the person designated in para­ TODIAN. graph 2 of the said Notice of Claim, and uplands, N. R., Manhattan. be filed with the Division of the Federal Upon application of the City of New H erman A. B rassert: Askania-W erke, Register. York, through its Mayor, F. H. LaGuar- A. G. dia, dated November 18, 1943, the For­ Any person desiring to be heard either eign-Trade Zones Board herewith with­ NOTICE OF HEARING in support of or in opposition to the claim draws all foreign-trade zone privileges Order for and Notice of Hearing before may appear at the hearing, and is re­ extended by Order No. 8 to Pier No. 75 Vested Property Claims Committee in quested to notify the Vested Property and adjacent upland, N. R., Manhattan. the matter of Herman A. Brassert: Claims Committee, Office of Alien Prop­ This order is effective November 18, erty Custodian, National Press Building, Askania-Werke, A. G. 14th and F Streets NW., Washington 1943. Whereas, by Vesting Order No. 13 of (25), D. C., on or before February 28, [seal] Jesse H. J ones, May 29, 1942 (7 F.R. 4128), Vesting Or­ 1944. Chairman. der No. 68 of July 30, 1942 (7 F.R. 6181), Vesting Order No. 112 of August 25, 1942 The foregoing characterization of the [P. R. Doc. 44-2308; Piled, February 17, 1944; (7 F.R. 7785), Vesting Order 151 of Sep­ claim is for informational purposes only, 11:19 a. m.] tember 17, 1942 (7 F.R. 8317), Vesting and shall not be construed to constitute Order No. 201 of October 2, 1942 (7 F.R. an admission or an adjudication by the 625), Vesting Order No. 205 of October 2, Office of Alien Property Custodian as to 1942 (7 F.R. 8669), Vesting Order No. the nature or validity of the claim. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS­ 640 of January 6, 1943 (8 F.R. 1296), Copies of the claim and of the said vest­ SION. ing orders are available for public in­ Vesting Order No. 66i of January 12, spection at the address last above stated. [S. O. 182, Corrected Gen. Permit l 1] 1943 (8 F.R. 2163) and Vesting Order No. 1184 of April 2, 1943 (8 F.R. 7029), [seal] Vested P roperty Claims P otatoes the Alien Property Custodian vested, Committee. ORDER TO DISREGARD CERTAIN TRANSPORTATION among other things, the following num­ J ohn C. F itzgerald, PROVISIONS bered patents: • Chairman. Pursuant to the authority vested in 1,550,410, 1,558,529, 1,558,530, 1,620,707, Michael F. Kresky. me by paragraph (f ) of the first ordering 1,639,394, 1,656,542, 1,712,128, 1,721,800, N ugent Dodds. paragraph (§ 95.322) of Service Order 1,726,463, 1,729,850, 1,752,135, 1,757,051, F ebruary 17, 1944. 1,763,994, 1,768,726,-- 1,776,240, 1,822,184, No. 182 of February 9,1944, permission is 1,841,565, - 1,920,827, 1,929,230, 1,938,492, [F. R. Doc. 44-2322; Filed, February 17, 1944; granted for any common carrier by rail­ 1,944,339, 1,959,889, 1,959,890, 1,963,009, 11:35 a. m.] road subject to the Interstate Commerce 1,963,010, 1,978,502, 1,982,564, 2,025,629, Act: 2,038,465, 2,042,374, 2,052,375, 2,062,922, To disregard the provisions of Service Order 2,074,882, 2,095,404, 2,100,978, 2,107,971, No. 182 insofar as it applies to the acceptance 2,107,976, 2,111,466, 2,128,682, 2,129,613, [Vesting Order 633] 2,142,741, 2,150,113, 2,150,904, 2,155,456, for transportation or the movement of any D ora Heimrod T etens railroad freight car (including a -refrigerator 2,155,892, 2,158,737, 2,172,315, 2,185,971, car), loaded with potatoes, other* than sweet, 2,190,506, 2,190,617, 2,194,374, 2,204,460, In re: A bank account and real prop­ from any point in the State of Florida to any 2,206,618, 2,214,710, 2,225,518, 2,226,545, erty owned by, and a safe deposit box point located east of the westernmost bound­ Reissue 19,:276, 2,244^669, 2,245,562, 2,246,887, leased by, Dora Heimrod Tetens. aries of the States of Texas, Oklahoma, 2,247,301, 2,248,889, 2,250,341, 2,251,729, 2,252,693, 2,263,687, 2,268,612, 2,269,699, Under the authority of the Trading 1 General Permit 1 filed with the Division 2,286,710, 2,297,203, 2,297,481, 2,305,878, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of the Federal Register. 2,308,662. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 1918 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Alien Property Custodian. This shall not [Vesting Order 2235] after investigation: be deemed to limit the powers of the Alien Edeleanu G. m. b. H. 1. Finding that Dora Heimrod Tetens, Property Custodian to return such prop­ In re: Contents of 11 boxes owned by whose last known address was represented to erty or the proceeds thereof, or to indi­ Edeleanu Gesellschaft m. b. H. the undersigned as being Mark Brandenburg, cate that compensation will not be paid Germany, is a citizen of Germany and is a in lieu thereof, if and when it should be Under the authority of the Trading national of a designated enemy country (Ger­ determined that such return should be with the Enemy Act, as amended, and many) ; made or such compensation should be Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 2. Finding that said Dora Heimrod Tetens paid. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, is the owner of the property hereinafter de­ after investigation, finding:. scribed in subparagraph 3; Any person, except a national of a des­ 3. Finding therefore that the property de­ ignated enemy country, asserting any 1. That Edeleanu Gesellschaft m. b. H. is scribed as follows: claim arising as a result of this order a business enterprise organized under the a. All rights, title, interest and estate, both may file with the Alien Property Custo­ laws of Germany, having its principal place legal and equitable, of said Dora Heimrod of business in Berlin-Schoenberg, Germany, dian a notice of his claim, together with a and is a national of a designated enemy coun­ Tetens in and to an undivided one-third in­ request for a hearing thereon, on Form terest in that certain real property (together try (Germany); with all fixtures, improvements and appurte­ APC-1, within one year from the date 2. That Edeleanu Gesellschaft m. b. H. is nances thereto,. and any and all claims of hereof, or within such further time as the owner of the property described in sub- Dora Heimrod Tetens for rents, refunds, may be allowed by the Alien Property paragraph 3 hereof; benefits or other payments arising from the Custodian. Nothing herein contained 3. That the property described as follows: ownership of such property) situated in shall be deemed to constitute an admis* The contents of 11 boxes presently in Douglas County, Nebraska, and particularly sion of the existence, validity or right storage at Fidelity Fireproof Warehouse, 153 described as follows: East 87th Street, New York, New York, con­ to allowance of any such claim. stituting and bearing the said warehouse’s Lot five (5) in block 352, original city of The terms “national” and “designated Omaha and the west % of Lot six (6) in block identifying designation Lot No. 3986 which 352, original Gity of Omaha, together with enemy country” as used herein shall have contents were deposited by and are held for improvements thereon and appurtenances the meanings prescribed in section 10 the immediate account of Hensel, Bruck- thereto, known as, Heimrod Building, 701-703 of said Executive order. mann & Lohrbacher Inc., North Sixteenth Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Executed at Washington, D. C., on is property within the United States owned b. All right, title, interest and claim of January 6, 1943. or controlled by a national of a designated any name or nature whatsoever pf said Dora [seal] Leo T. Crowley, enemy country (Germany); Heimrod Tetens in and to all obligations, And determining that to the extent that contingent or otherwise and whether or not Alien Property Custodian. such national is a person not within a des­ matured, owing to her by New York Trust [F. R. Doc. 44-2339; Filed, February 17, 1944; ignated enemy country, the national interest Company, New York, New York, including 11:43 a. m.] of the United States requires that such but not limited to all security rights in and person be treated as a national of a desig­ to any and all collateral for any or all such nated enemy country (Germany); obligations and the right to sue for and col­ And having made all determinations and lect such obligations, and including par­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ ticularly the account in said New York [Vesting Order 633, Amendment] tion and certification required by law, and Trust Company carried in the name of Al­ deeming it necessary in the national interest, bert A. Heimrod, “Special Account,” and D ora H eimrod Tetens c. All right, title and interest (including hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ the right of access to the safe deposit box Vesting Order Number 633 of January todian the property described in subpar­ hereinafter mentioned) of said Dora Heim­ 6, 1943, is hereby amended as follows agraph 3, to be held, used, administered, rod Tetens in and to the contract in the and not otherwise: liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with name of Albert A. Heimrod, with the Stand­ (1) By striking out the words in sub- in the interest, and for the benefit of the ard Deposit Company, of New York City, paragraph 3 (a) thereof beginning with pursuant to which said Dora Heimrod Tetens United States. leased a safe deposit box No. 423 located in “Lot 5” and concluding with “Omaha, Such property and any or all of the said Standard Deposit Company, 25 Broad Nebraska”, and inserting in lieu thereof proceeds thereof shall be held in an Street, New York City, the following language: appropriate account or accounts, pend­ is property within the United States owned The South One-half (y2) of Lot Five (5) ing further determination of the Alien or controlled by a national of a designated and the West One-half (y2) of Lot Six (6) in Property Custodian. This order shall enemy country (Germany); Block 352 in the City of Omaha, Douglas not be deemed to limit the power of the 4. Determining that the property described County, Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and Alien Property Custodian to return such in subparagraph 3-b hereof is necessary for recorded, and being numbers 701-703-705 property or the proceeds ^thereof in the maintenance or safeguarding of other North 16th Street and 1518-1520 Webster whole or in part, nor shall this order be property (namely, that hereinbefore described Street, in said City, County and State, deemed to indicate that compensation in subparagraph 3-a) belonging to the same national of the same designated enemy coun­ (2) By inserting a new paragraph im­ will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and try and subject to vesting (and in . fact mediately following the paragraph com­ when it should be determined to take any vested by this order) pursuant to section mencing with the words “hereby vests” one, or all, of such actions. 2 of said Executive order; and concluding with the words “United Any person, except a national of a 5. Determining that to the extent that States”, as follows: designated enemy country, asserting such national is a person not within a desig­ any claim arising as a result of this nated enemy country, the national Interest Hereby undertakes the direction, manage­ order may, within one year from the date of the United States requires that such ment, supervision and control of the con­ hereof, or within such further time as person be treated as a national of the afore­ tents of the safety deposit box referred to may be allowed, file with the Alien said enemy designated country (Germany); in subparagraph 3-c hereof, to the extent 6. Having made all determinations and deemed necessary or advisable from time to Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ time by the Alien Property Custodian. notice of claim, together with a request tion and certification, required by said Ex­ for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein ecutive order or act or otherwise; and All other provisions of such Vesting contained shall be deemed to constitute 7. Deeming it necessary in the national Order Number 633 and all action taken an admission of the existence, validity interest; on behalf of the undersigned in reliance or right to allowance of any such claim. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ thereon, pursuant thereto and under the The terms “national” and “designated todian the property described in sub- authority thereof are hereby ratified and enemy country” as used herein shall have paragraph 3 hereof, to be held, used, ad­ confirmed. the meanings prescribed in section 10 ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise Executed at Washington, D. C., on of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. dealt with in the interest of and for the September 21, 1943. Executed at Washington, D. C., on benefit of the United States. September 21, 1943. [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Such property, and any or all of the [seal] Leo T. Crowley, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. propriate special account or accounts, [F. R. Doc. 44-2340; Filed, February 17, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-2341; Filed, February 17, 1944; pending further determination of the 11:43 a. m.] 11:43 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1919 [Vesting Order 2866] The terms “national” and “designated claim arising as a result of this order Kiyoshi Miyazaki enemy country” as used herein shall have may, within one year from the date the meanings prescribed in section 10 of hereof, or within such further time as In re: Two contracts relating to the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ leasing of safe deposit boxes, owned by Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ erty Custodian on Form APO-1 a notice Kiyoshi Miyazaki. cember 29, 1943. of claim, together with a request* for a Under the authority of the Trading hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custodian. tained shall be deemed to constitute an Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, admission of the existence, validity or and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [F. R. Doc. 44-2342; Filed, February 17, 1944; right to allowance of any such claim. after investigation, finding: 11:44 a. m.] The terms “national”, “designated 1. That Kiyoshi Miyazaki is a citizen and enemy country” and “business enterprise resident of Japan, and a national of a des­ ignated enemy country (Japan); within the United States” as used herein 2. That Kiyoshi Miyazaki is the owner of [Vesting Order 2863] shall have the meanings prescribed in the property described in paragraph 3 hereof; section 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, 3. That the property described as follows: B ostrum R ealty, Inc. as amended. (a) All right, title, interest .and claim of Under the authority of the Trading Executed at Washington, D. C. on Kiyoshi Miyazaki arising out of a contract December 31, 1943. made * by the Irving Trust Company, 350 with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [seal] Leo Crowley, Fifth Avenue, New York, New York and Kiyo­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, T. shi Miyazaki, evidenced by a writing dated and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Alien Property Custodian. February 1, 1940, whereby, among other pro­ after investigation, finding: [F. R. Doc. 44-2343; Filed, February 17, 1944; visions, Safe Deposit Box No. 3125 in the 1. That of the issued and outstanding cap­ 11:44 a. m.] vaults of Irving Trust Company at 350 Fifth ital stock of Bostrum Realty, Inc., a corpora­ Avenue, New York, New York, is rented to tion organized under the laws of the State Kiyoshi Miyazaki, including but not limited of New York and a business enterprise within to the right of access to said safe deposit the United States, consisting of 20 shares of [Vesting Order 2907] box, $100 par value stock, 10 shares (50%) are (b) All right, title, interest and claim of B aroness Mathilde von Entress registered in the name of and owned by Ernst F ursteneck Kiyoshi Miyazaki arising out of a contract Johann Hermann Bohack and are evidence of made by the Irving Trust Company, 350 Fifth control of said business enterprise; In re: Real property, property insur­ Avenue, New York, New York and Kiyoshi 2. That Ernst Johann Hermann Bohack, Miyazaki, evidenced by a writing dated June ance policies, and income account owned 19, 1939, whereby, among other provisions, whose last known address is Suderwisch, 55 by Baroness Mathilde von Entress Fur­ Cuxhaven, Germany, is a national of a desig­ steneck, also known as Baroness Ma­ Safe Deposit Box No. 3510 in the vaults of nated enemy country (Germany); Irving Trust Company at 350 Fifth Avenue, thilde von Entress. New York, New York, is rented to Kiyoshi and determining: Under the authority of the Trading Miyazaki, including but not limited to the 3. That Bostrum Realty, Inc., is controlled with the Enemy Act, as amended, and right of access to said safe deposit box, , by Ernst Johann Hermann Bohack and is a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, is property within the United States owned national of a designated enemy country and pursuant to law the undersigned, or controlled by a national of a designated (Germany); after investigation, finding: enemy country (Japan); 4. That to the extent that such nationals And determining that to the extent that are persons not within a designated enemy 1. That the last known address of Baroness such national is a person not within a desig­ country, the national interest of the United Mathilde von Entress Fursteneck, also known nated enemy country, the national interest of States requires that such persons be treated as Baroness Mathilde von Entress, is Hotel the United States requires that such person as nationals of a designated enemy country Der Koenigshof, München, Germany, and that be treated as a national of a designated (Germany); she is a resident of Germany and a national enemy country (Japan); and having made all determinations and of a designated enemy country (Germany) And having made all determinations and taken all action required by law, including 2. That the said Baroness Mathilde von taken all actions, after appropriate consulta­ appropriate consultation and certification, Entress Fursteneck is the owner of the prop­ tion and certification required by law, and and deeming it necessary in the national erty described in subparagraph 3 hereof; deeming it necessary in the national interest, interest, 3. That the property described as follows: a. Real property situated in the City of hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Galveston, County of Galveston, State of todian the property described in para­ todian the 10 shares of the capital stock Texas, described as all that North one-half graph 3 hereof, to be held, used, admin­ of Bostrum Realty, Inc., registered in (%) of Lots Thirteen (13) and Fourteen istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt the name of and owned by Ernst Johann (14) in Block 562, City and County of Gal­ with in the interest, and for the benefit, Hermann Bohack, hereinbefore more veston, State of Texas, together with all her­ of the United States. editaments, fixtures, improvements and ap­ fully described, to be held, used, admin­ purtenances thereto, and any and all claims Such property and any or all of the istered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt for rents, refunds, benefits or other payments proceeds thereof shall be held in an with in the interest and for the benefit of arising from the ownership of such property, appropriate account, or accounts, pend­ the United States, and hereby undertakes b. All right, title and Interest of Baroness ing further determination of the Alien the direction, management, supervision Mathilde von Entress Fursteneck in and to Property Custodian. This order shall and control of said business enterprise fire insurance policies number 5799 and 5802 not be deemed to limit the power of the to the extent deemed necessary or ad­ issued by the Connecticut Fire Insurance Alien Property Custodian to return such visable from time to time by the Alien Company, windstorm insurance policy num­ property or the proceeds thereof, in ber 859 issued by the Connecticut Fire Insur­ Property Custodian. ance Company and plate glass insurance pol­ v/hole or in part, nor shall this order be Such property and any or all of the icy number 13050 issued by the American deemed to indicate that compensation proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Indemnity Company, all such policies insur­ will not be paid in lieu thereof if and propriate account or accounts, pending ing the'premises described in subparagraph when it should be determined to take further determination of the Alien Prop­ 3-a above and known as 314-318 23rd Street, any one or all of such actions. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Galveston, Texas, and Any person, except a national of a deemed to limit the power of the Alien c. All right, title, interest and claim of any designated enemy country, asserting any name or nature whatsoever of Baroness Ma­ Property Custodian to vary the extent thilde von Entress Fursteneck in and to any claim arising as a result of this order of or terminate such direction, manage­ and all obligations, contingent or otherwise may, within one year from the date ment, supervision or control, or return and whether or not matured, owing to the hereof, or within such further time as such property or the proceeds thereof said Mathilde von Entress Fursteneck by may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ in whole or in part, nor shall it be Charles H. Kellner of 2307 Avenue C, Galves­ erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice deemed to indicate that compensation ton, Texas, and represented on the books of of claim, together with a request for a will not be-paid in lieu thereof, if and the said Charles H. Kellner as an income ac­ hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ when it should be determined to take count due Baroness Mathilde von Entress tained shall be deemed to constitute an Fursteneck, including but not limited to all any one or all of such actions. security rights in and to any and all collat­ admission of the existence, validity or Any person, except a national of a eral for any and all such obligations, and the right to allowance of any such claim. designated enemy country, asserting any right to enforce and collect such obligations, No. 35----- 3 1920 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 is property within the United States owned Under the authority of the Trading other property (namely that property de­ or controlled by a national of a designated with the Enemy Act, as amended, and scribed in subparagraph 3-a hereof) belong­ enemy country (Germany); ing to the same nationals of the same desig­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, nated enemy country and subject to vesting And determining that the property de­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, scribed in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c hereof (and in fact vested by this Order) pursuant is necessary for the maintenance or safe­ after investigation, finding: to Section 2 of said Executive Order. guarding of other property (namely, that 1. That the last known address of Tokue And further determining that to the extent property described in subparagraph 3-a Takahashi and Yùki Takahashi is Seta- that such nationals are persons not within a hereof) belonging to the same national of gaya-ku, Tamagawa, Oyamamachi, Tokyo, designated enemy country, the national in­ the same designated enemy country and Japan, and that they are residents of Japan terest of the United States requires that such subject to vesting (and in fact vested by this and nationals of a designted enemy country persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ order) pursuant to section 2 of said Execu­ (Japan); nated enemy country (Japan); tive order; 2. That Tokue Takahashi and Yuki Taka­ And having made all determinations and And further determining that to the ex­ hashi are the owners of the property de­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ tent, that such national is a person not scribed in subparagraphs 3-a, 3-b and 3-c tion and certification required by law, and within a designated enemy country, the hereof, and that Tokue Takahashi is the deeming it necessary in the national interest, national interest of the United States re­ owner of the property described in sub- hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ quires that such person be treated as a na­ paragraphs 3-d, 3-e, 3-f, 3-g and 3-h hereof, tional of a designated enemy country 3. That the property described as follows: todian the property described in subpar­ (Germany); (a) Real property situated in the County agraph 3-a- hereof, subject to recorded And having made all determinations and of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, particularly liens, encumbrances and other rights of taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and record held by or for persons who are tion and certification required by law, and by reference made a part hereof, together not nationals of designated enemy coun­ deeming it necessary in the national interest, with all hereditaments, fixtures, improve­ tries, and hereby vests in the Alien Prop­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ ments, and appurtenances thereto, and any erty Custodian the property described in and all claims for rents, refunds, benefits or 3 todian the property described in sub- other payments arising from the ownership -subparagraphs 3-b to -h hereof, both paragraph 3-a hereof, subject to re­ of such property, inclusive, corded liens, encumbrances and other (b) That certain mortgage executed on • All such property so vested to be held, rights of record held by or for persons April 1, 1942, by Tatsuro Matsuo, as mort­ used, administered, liquidated, sold or who are not nationals of designated gagor, in favor of Tokue and Yuki Takahashi, otherwise dealt with in the interest, and enemy countries, and hereby vests in the as mortgagees, and recorded in the Bureau for the benefit, of the United States. of Conveyances, Honolulu, T. H., on April 4, Such property and any or all of the Alien Property Custodian the property 1942, in Liber 1692 at Page 485, and any and described in subparagraphs 3-b and 3-c all obligations secured by said mortgage, in­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ hereof, cluding but not limited to all security rights propriate account, or accounts, pending All such property so vested to be held, in and to any and all collateral (including further determination of the Alien Prop­ used, administered, liquidated, sold or the aforesaid mortgage) for any and all of erty Custodian. This order shall not be otherwise dealt with in the interest, and such obligations and the right to enforce and deemed to limit the power of the Alien for the benefit of the United States. collect such obligations, and the right to Property Custodian to return such prop­ Such property and any or all of the the possession of any and all notes, bonds erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or and other instruments evidencing such in part, nor shall this order be deemed proceeds thereof shall be held in an obligations, appropriate account, or accounts, pend­ (c) All right, title, and interest of Tokue to indicate that compensation will not ing further determination of the Alien Takahashi and Yuki Takahashi in and to be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Property Custodian, This order shall fire insurance policy No. 989589, issued by the should be determined to take any one or not be deemed to limit the power of the Potomac Insurance Company, District of all of such actions. Alien Property Custodian to return such Columbia, and fire insurance policy No. 5581, Any person, except a national of a issued by the California Insurance Company, designated enemy country, asserting any property or the proceeds thereof in San Francisco, California, both insuring the whole or in part, nor shall this order be claim arising as a result of this order premises described in subparagraph 3-a here­ may, within one year from the date here­ deemed to indicate that compensation of, will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and (d) That certain safe belonging to Tokue of or within such further time as may when it should be determined to take any Takahashi, presently in the possession of be allowed, file with the Alien Property one or all of such actions. Mitsuo Nishihara, 95 N. Vineyard Street, Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of Any person, except a national of a Honolulu, T. H., claim, together with a request for a hear­ designated enemy country, asserting any (e) Certain navigation instruments, par­ ing thereon. Nothing herein contained claim arising as a result of this order ticularly described as: shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ may, within one year from the date 1 Sextant in case sion of the existence, validity or right to hereof, or within such further time as 1 Compass for small craft allowance of any such claim. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ 1 Flashlight Upright Compass The terms “national” and “designated 1 Chronometer enemy country” as used herein shall erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice 1 Navigation Record Case of claim, together with a request for a have the meanings prescribed in section hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ presently in the possession of Walter Saburo 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as tained shall be deemed to constitute an Koike, 4236—U Puupanini Road, Honolulu, ' T. H., amended. admission of the existence, validity or (f ) All the drugs belonging to Tokue Taka­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on Jan­ right to allowance of any such claim. hashi, presently in the custody of the Treas­ uary 27, 1944. The terms “national” and “designated ury Department, Narcotic Service, Honolulu, [seal] Leo T. Crowley, enemy country” as used herein shall have T. H., Alien Property Custodian. the meanings prescribed in section 10 (g) Approximately 115 medical books be­ of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. longing to Tokue Takahashi, presently in the Exhibit A Executed at Washington, D. C.; on Jan­ custody of the Kuakini Hospital, Honolulu, T. H., and All that piece or parcel of land situated uary 7, 1944. (h) Certain medical instruments, particu- in the City and County of Honolulu, Terri­ [seal] Leo T. Crowley, larly described as: tory of Hawaii, particularly described as Alien Property Custodian. follows: 1 microscope Lot Six (6), area 6,555 square fSfct and Lot [F. R. Doc. 44-2344; Filed, February 17, 1944; 1 pneumothorax Five-B (5-B) area 306 square feet, of the 11:45 a. m.] 1 set of cystoscope subdivision of Lot 5, as shown on subdivision i set of otoscope Maps filed with Land Court Application No. 1 set of curvlite 620 of Lester Petrie and Fred James Maser, presently in the possession of Mituso Nishi­ together with a “right of way over Lots 7-B [Vesting Order 3031] hara, 95 N. Vineyard Street, Honolulu, T. H., and 8-G to Alewa Drive, as shown on said subdivision Maps filed with Land Court Ap­ Yuki Takahashi and T okue T akahashi is property within the United States owned plication No. 620 aiid being all of the land or controlled by nationals of a designated described in Transfer Certificate of Title No. In re: Real and personal property, enemy country (Japan) ; 9295 issued to Thomas Gilpon Scott. mortgage, and fire insurance policies, And determining that the property de­ owned by Yuki Takahashi and/or Tokue scribed in subparagraph 3-c hereof is neces­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2345; Filed, February 17, 1944; Takahashi. sary for the maintenance or safeguarding of 11:45 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1921 [Vesting Order 3065] [Vesting Order 3066] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of J osephine D iamond said Executive order. Theodore H. Castor Dated: February 8, 1944. In re: Trust under the will of Theodore In re: Estate of Josephine Diamond, [seal] Leo T. Crowley, - H. Castor, deceased; File No. D-28-1653; also known as Josephine Diamont, Jose­ Alien Property Custodian. E. T. sec. 564. phine* Diamant and Pepi Diamant, de­ Under the authority of the Trading ceased; File No. D-34-578; E. T. sec. 6487. [F. R. Doc. 44-2326; Filed, February 17, 1944; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading 11:39 a. m.] Executive Order 9095, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and todian after investigation, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ [Vesting Order 3067 ] Finding that— todian after investigation, W ilhelm A. Hauff (1* The property and interests herein­ Finding that— after described are property which is in the (1) The property and interests hereinafter In re: Estate of Wilhelm A. Hauff, also process of administration by Boston Safe described are property which is in the process known as Wilhelm Hoff or Wilhelm Hof, Deposit and Trust Company, of Boston, Mas­ of administration by the Treasurer of the deceased; File No. F-28-10021; E. T. sec. sachusetts, Trustee, acting under the judicial City of New York as depositary, acting under 7398. supervision of the Probate Court, Norfolk the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Under, the authority of the Trading County, Massachusetts; and Court, County of New York, State of New (2) Such property and interests are pay­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and York; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ (2) Such property and interests are payable tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of a pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ many, namely, designated enemy country, Hungary; namely, todian after investigation, National and Last Known Address Finding that— Gertrude S. Rauchle, formerly Gertrude Nationals and Last Known Address (1) The property and interests hereinafter Schreitmuller, Germany. described are property which is in the process Arthur Diamant, Hungary. of administration by the Treasurer of the And determining that— Marcus Singer, Hungary. (3) If such national is a person not Bella Singer, Hungary. City of New York, as depositary, acting under within a designated enemy country, the na­ Sarolta or Charlotte Szekely, Hungary, the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s tional interest of the United States requires Court, New York County, State of New York; that such person be treated as a national And determining that— (2) Such property and interests are pay­ (3) If such nationals are persons not able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany; within a designated enemy country, the na­ and of a designated enemy country, Germany, tional interest of the United States requires namely, Having made all determinations and taken that such persons be treated as nationals of all action, after appropriate consultation a designated enemy country, Hungary; and Nationals and Last Known Address and certification, required by said Executive Paul Wolff, Germany. order or act or otherwise, and deeming it Having made all determinations and taken Anna W. Hammoser, Germany. necessary in the national interest, all action, after appropriate consultation and certification, required by said Executive or­ And determining that— Now, therefore, the Alien Property der or act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ (3) If such nationals are persons not Custodian hereby vests the following essary in the national interest, within a designated enemy country, the na­ tional interest of the United States requires property and interests : Now, therefore, the Alien Property that such persons be treated as nationals of All right, title, interest and claim of any Custodian hereby vests the following a designated enemy country, Germany; and kind or character whatsoever of Gertrude S. property and interests: Having made all determinations and taken all Rauchle, formerly Gertrude Schreitmuller, in All right, title, interest and claim of any action, after appropriate consultation and and to a trust under the will of Theodore H. kind or character whatsoever of Arthur Dia­ certification, required by said Executive order Castor, deceased, mant, Marcus Singer, Bella Singer and Sarolta or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary to be held, used, administered, liquidated, or Charlotte Szekely, and each of them, in in the national interest. and to the Estate of Josephine Diamond, also sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ known as Josephine 'Diamont, Josephine Now, therefore, the Alien Property est of and for the benefit of the United Diamant and Pepi Diamant, deceased, Custodian hereby vests the following States. property and interests: Such property, and any or all of the to be held, used, administered, liquidated, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ All right, title, interest and claim of any est of and for the benefit of the United kind or character whatsoever of Paul Wolff propriate special account or accounts, and Anna W. Hammoser, and each of them, pending further determination of the States. in and to the Estate of Wilhelm A. Hauff, Alién Property Custodian. This shall not Such property, and any or all of the also known as Wilhelm Hoff or Wilhelm Hof, be deemed to limit the powers of the proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ deceased, Alien Property Custodian to return such propriate special account or accounts, property or the proceeds thereof, if and pending further determination of the to be held, used, administered, liquidated, when it should be determined that such sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Alien Property Custodian. This shall est of and for the benefit of the United return should be made or such compen­ not be deemed to limit the powers of the States. sation should be paid. Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the Any person, except a national of a property or the proceeds thereof, or to designated enemy country, asserting any proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ indicate that compensation will not be propriate special account or accounts, claim arising as a result of this order paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should may file with the Alien Property Cus­ pending further determination of the todian a notice of his claim, together be determined that such return should Alien Property Custodian. This shall not with a request for a hearing thereon, on be made or such compensation should be be deemed to limit the powers of the Alien Form APC-1, within one year from the paid. Property Custodian to return such prop­ date hereof, or within such further time Any person, except a national of a erty or the proceeds thereof, or to indi­ as may be allowed by the Alien Property designated enemy country, asserting any cate that compensation will not be paid Custodian. claim arising as a result of this order in lieu thereof, if and when it should be The terms “national” and “designated may file with the Alien Property Custo­ determined that such return should be enemy country” as used herein shall have dian a notice of his claim, together with made or such compensation should be 10 paid. the meanings prescribed in section of a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Any person, except a national of a des­ said Executive order. APC-1, within one year from the date Dated: February 8, 1944. ignated enemy country, asserting any hereof, or within such further time as claim arising as a result of this order may [seal] Leo T. Crowley, may be allowed by the Alien Property file with the Alien Property Custodian a Alien Property Custodian. Custodian. notice of his claim, together with a re­ [F. R. Doc". 44-2325; Filed, February 17, 1944; The terms “national” and “designated quest for a hearing thereon, on Form 11:39 a. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall have APC-1, within one year from the date 1922 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 hereof, or within such further time as Any person, except a national of a not be deemed to limit the powers of may be allowed by the Alien Property designated enemy country, asserting any the Alien Property Custodian to return Custodian. claim arising as a result of this order such property or the proceeds thereof, * The terms “national” and “designated may file with the Alien Property Cus­ or to indicate that compensation will not enemy country” as used herein shall have todian a notice of his claim, together with be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it the meanings prescribed in section 10 of a request for a hearing thereon, on Form should be determined that such return said Executive order. APC-1, within one year from the date should be made or such compensation Dated: February 8,1944. hereof, or within such further time as should be paid. may be allowed by the Alien Property Any person, except a national of a [seal] Leo T. Crowley, designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian. Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated claim arising as a result of this order [F. R. Doc. 44-2327; FiledJFebruary 17, 1944; enemy country” as used herein shall have may file with the Alien Property Cus­ 11:39 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of todian a notice of his claim, together with said Executive order. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Dated: February 8, 1944. APC-1, within one year from the date [seal] Leo T. Crowley, hereof, or within such further time as [Vesting Order 3068] Alien Property Custodian. may be allowed by the Alien Property Lucy W ortham J ames Custodian. [F. R. Doc. 44-2328; Filed, February 17, 1944; The terms “national” and “designated In re: Trust under the Will of Lucy 11:39 a. m.] enemy country” as used herein shall have Wortham James, deceased; File D-39- the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 1524; E. T. sec. 5139. said Executive order. Under the authority of the Trading [Vesting Order 3069] Dated: February 8, 1944. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and J ohn Katona [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Alien Property Custodian. pursuant to law, the Alien Property In re: Estate of John Katona, deceased, Custodian after investigation, File D-34-697 ; E. T. sec. 8617. [F. R. Doc. 44-2329; Filed, February 17, 1944; 11:40 a. m.] Finding that— Under the authority of the Trading (1) The property and interests hereinafter with the Enemy Act, as amended, and described are property which is in the proc­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and [Vesting Order 3070] ess of administration by Fulton Trust Com­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ pany of New York, 149 Broadway, New York, todian after investigation, Lena M. Kern New York, Ralph Hayes, Hotel duPont, Finding, that— In re: Estate of Lena M. Kern, de­ Wilmington, Delaware, William Greenough, ceased; File D-66-1169; E. T. sec. 7664. 128 East 56th Street, New York City, (1) The property and interests hereinafter Trustees, acting under the judicial super­ described are property which is in the process Under the authority of the Trading vision of the Surrogate’s Court of the State of administration by Jennie Fedor and Wayne with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of New York, in and for the County of New C. Trace, as executors of the Estate of John Executive Order 9095, as amended, and York; and Katona, deceased, acting under the judicial pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ supervision of the Surrogate’s Court of todian after investigation, able or deliverable to, or claimed by a na­ Queens County, New York; tional of a designated enemy country, Japan, (2) Such property and interests are pay­ Finding that— namely, able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ (1) The property and interests hereinafter tionals of a designated enemy country, described are property which is in the proc­ National and Last Known Address Hungary, namely, ess of administration by George W. Kern, as Executor, acting under the judicial super­ Masakazu Tanaka, Japan. Nationals and Last Known Address vision of the Surrogate’s Court, County of And determining that— Steve Saley, Hungary. New York, State of New York; (3) If such national is a person not within Martin Triso, Hungary. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ a designated enelny country, the national in­ * Anton Triso, Hungary. able or deliverable to, or claimed by nation­ terest of the United States requires that such Martin Katona, Jr., Hungary. als of a designated enemy country, Germany, person be treated as a national of a desig­ Billy Katona, Hungary. namely, nated enemy country, Japan; and Rose Katona, Hungary. Nationals and Last Known Address Having made all determinations and taken And determining that— all action, after appropriate consultation and Marie Wetzel, Germany. (3) If such nationals are persons not The heirs of Marie Wetzel whose names certification required by said Executive Or­ within a designated enemy country, the na­ der or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ are unknown, Germany. tional interest of the United States requires Sophie Dalm, Germany. ■, - sary in the national interest, that such persons be treated as nationals The heirs of Sophie Dalm whose names are Now, therefore, the Alien Property Cus­ of a designated enemy country, Hungary; unknown, Germany. todian hereby vests the following prop­ and Mathilda Meyer (sister), Germany. erty and interests: Having made all determinations and taken The heirs of Mathilda Meyer whose names all action, after appropriate consultation and are unknown, Germany. All right, title, interest, and claim of any certification, required by said Executive order Amelia Roesch, Germany. kind or character whatsoever of Masakazu or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary The heirs of Amelia R-oesch whose names Tanaka in and to the trust created under the in the national interest, are unknown, Germany. Last Will and Testament of Lucy Wortham Mathilda Meyer (niece) , Germany. James, deceased, Now, therefore, the Alien Property The heirs of Mathilda Meyer whose names to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Custodian hereby vests the following are unknown, Germany. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ property and interests: And determining that— terest of and for the benefit of the United All right, title, interest, and claim; of any (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ States. kind or character whatsoever of Steve Saley, in a designated enemy country, the national Such property, and any or all of the Martin Triso, Anton Triso, Martin Katona, interest of the United States requires that Jr., Billy Katona and Rose Katona, and each such persons be treated as nationals of a proceeds thereof, shall be held in an of them, in and to the Estate of John Katona, designated enemy country, Germany; and appropriate special account or accounts, deceased, pending further determination of the Having made all determinations and taken to be held, used, administered, liqui­ all action, after appropriate consultation Alien Property Custodian. This shall and certification required by said Executive not be deemed to limit the powers of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the order or act or otherwise, and deeming it Alien Property Custodian to return such interest of and for the benefit of the necessary in the national interest, property or the proceeds thereof, or to United States. indicate that compensation will not be Such property, and any or all of the Now, therefore, the Alien Property paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should proceeds thereof, shall be held in an Custodian hereby vests the following be determined that such return should appropriate special account or accounts, property and interests: be made or such compensation should pending further determination of the All right, title, interest and claim of any be paid. Alien Property Custodian. This shall kind or character whatsoever of Marie Wetzel, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February IS, 1944 1923 Sophie Dalm, Mathilda Meyer (sister), Amelia Now, therefore, the Alien Property order or act or otherwise, and deeming it Roesch, Mathilda Meyer (niece), and their Custodian hereby vests the following necessary in the national interest, heirs, whose names are unknown, and each of them, in and to the estate of Lena M. Kern, property and interests: Now, therefore, * the Alien Property deceased, All right, title, interest, and claim of any Custodian hereby vests the following property and interests: to be held, used, administered, liqui­ kind or character whatsoever of Lena Mundt and Marie Busch, and each of them, in and All right, title, interest and claim of any dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the to the Estate of Minna Lentz, deceased, interest of and for the benefit of the kind or character whatsoever of Jacob Krug, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Auguste Krug and Auguste Volkert, and each United States. of them, in and to the estate of August C. Such property, and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Menzel, deceased, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an terest of and for the benefit of the United appropriate special account or accounts, States. to be held, used, administered, liquidated, pending further determination of the Such property, and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Alien Property Custodian. This shall proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ terest of and for the benefit of the United not be deemed to limit the powers of the propriate special account or accounts, States. Alien Property Custodian to return such pending further determination of the Such property, and any or all of the property or the proceeds thereof, Or to Alien Property Custodian. This shall proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ indicate that compensation will not be not be deemed to limit the powers of the propriate special account or accounts, paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Alien Property Custodian to return such pending further determination of the should be determined that such return property or the proceeds thereof, or to Alien Property Custodian., This shall should be made or such compensation indicate that compensation will not be not be deemed to limit the powers of the should be paid. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Alien Property Custodian to return such Any person, except a national of a be determined that such return should property or the proceeds thereof, or to designated enemy country, asserting any be made or such compensation should be indicate that compensation will not be claim arising as a result of this order paid. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it may file with the Alien Property Cus­ Any person, except a national of a should be determined that such return todian a notice of his claim, together designated enemy country, asserting any should be made or such compensation with a request for a hearing thereon, claim arising as a result of this order should be paid. on Form APC-1, within one year from may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Any person, except a national of a the date hereof, or within such further dian a notice of his claim, together with designated enemy country, asserting any time as may be allowed by the Alien a request for a hearing thereon, on Form claim arising as a result of this order may Property Custodian. APC-1, within one year from the date file with the Alien Property Custodian a The terms “national” and “designated hereof, or within such further time as notice of his claim, together with a re­ enemy country” as used herein shall have may be allowed by the Alien Property quest for a hearing thereon, on Form the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Custodian. APC-1, within one ^ear from the date said Executive order. The terms “national” and “designated hereof, or within such further time as enemy country” as used herein shall have may be allowed by the Alien Property Dated: February 8,1944. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Custodian. [seal! Leo T. Crowley, said Executive order. The terms “national” and “designated Alien Property Custodian. Dated: February 8, 1944. enemy country” as used herein shall [P. R. Doc. 44-2330; Filed, February 17, 1944; [seal] Leo T. Crowley, have the meanings prescribed in section 11:41 a. m.] Alien Property Custodian. 10 of said Executive order. Dated: February 8, 1944. [F. R. Doc. 44-2331; Filed, February 17, 1944; 11:41 a. m.] [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Alien Property Custodian. [Vesting Order 3071] [F. R. Doc. 44—2332; Filed, February 17, 1944; Minna Lentz [Vesting Order 3072] 11:41 a. m.] In re: Estate of Minna Lentz, deceased, August C. Menzel File 017-10724; D-28-7928; E. T. sec, [Vesting Order 3073] In re: Estate of August C. Menzel, de­ 8694. R obert E. Neuse Under the authority of the Trading ceased; File D-28-3446; E. T. sec. 5485. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading In re: Trust under the Will of Robert Executive Order 9095, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and E. Nuese, deceased; File D-28-2304; E. T. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and sec. 3383. todian after investigation, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Under the authority of the Trading todian after investigation, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Finding that— Executive Order 9095, as amended, and (1) The property and interests hereinafter Finding that— described are property which is in the process ( 1 ) The property and interests hereinafter pursuant to law, the Allen Property Cus­ of administration by Rev. H. J. Von Renner, described are property which is in the process todian after investigation, Executor, acting under the judicial super­ of administration by Adolph Kauerauf, Finding that— vision of the Superior Court of the State Waurika, Oklahoma, Executor, acting under (1) The property and interests hereinafter of California, in and for the County of Stan­ the judicial supervision of the County Court described are property which is in the process islaus; of the State of Oklahoma, in and for the of administration by the Irving Trust Com­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ County of Jefferson; pany, Trustee, acting under the judicial able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ supervision of the Essex County Orphans’ tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ Court, Newark, New Jersey; many, namely, tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ many, namely, (2) Such property and interests are payable Nationals and Last Known Address or deliverable to, or claimed by, a national Nationals and Last Known Address ’ of a designated enemy country, Germany, Lena Mundt, Germany. namely, Marie Busch, Germany. Jacob Krug, Germany. Auguste Krug, Germany. National and Last Known Address And determining that— Auguste Volkert, Germany. (3) If such nationals are persons not within Henry L. Nuese, Germany. a designated enemy country, the national And determining that— And determining that— interest of the United „States requires that (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ (3) If such national is a person not within such persons be treated as nationals of a in a designated enemy country, the national a designated enemy country, the national designated enemy country, Germany, and Interest of the United States requires that Interest of the United States requires that such persons be treated as nationals of a such person be treated as a national of a Having made all determinations and taken designated enemy country, Germany; and all action, after appropriate consultation designated enemy country, Germany; and and certification, required by said Executive Having made all determinations and taken Having made all determinations and taken order or act or otherwise, and deeming it all action, after appropriate consultation and all action, after appropriate consultation and necessary in the nati.onal interest, certification, required by said Executive certification, required by said Executive 1924 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 Having made all determinations and taken And determining that— Order or act or otherwise, and deeming it (3) If such nationals are persons not ilecessary in the national interest, >tfi action, after appropriate consultation ana certification, required by said Executive within a designated enemy country, the na­ Now, therefore, the Alien Property order or act or otherwise, and deeming it tional interest of the United States requires necessary in thè national Interest, that such persons be treated as nationals of Custodian hereby vests the following a designated enemy country, Hungary; and property and interests: Now, therefore, the Alien Property Having made all determinations and taken All right, title, interest, and claim of any Custodian hereby vests the following all action, after appropriate consultation and kind or character whatsoever of Henry L. property and interests: certification required by said Executive order Nuese in and to the trust under the WiU of or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ Robert E. Nuese, deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any sary in the national interest, kind or character whatsoever of Theresia to be held,' used, administered, liqui­ Berninger in and to the estáte of Katie Now, therefore, the Alien Property dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the Philipps, also known as Katherine Philipps, Custodian hereby vests the following interest of and for the benefit of the deceased, property and interests: United States. * to be held, used, administered, liquidated, All right, title, interest and claim of any Such property, and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ kind or character whatsoever of Irene proceeds thereof , shall be held in an ap­ terest of and for the benefit of the Frankel, Hannah Gross and Fullop Lajos, and propriate special account or accounts, United States. each of them, in and to the estate of Louis pending further determination of the Such property, and any or all of the Phillips, deceased, Alien Property Custodian. This shall proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, not be deemed to limit the powers of the propriate special account or accounts, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Alien Property Custodian to return such pending further determination of the est of and for the benefit of the United property or the proceeds thereof, or to Alien Property Custodian. This shall not States. indicate that compensation will not be be deemed to limit the powers of the Such property, and any or all of the paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Alien Property Custodian to return such proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ should be determined that such return property or the proceeds thereof, or to propriate special account or accounts, should be made or such compensation indicate that compensation will not be pending further determination of the should be paid. paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Alien Property Custodian. This shall not Any person, except a national of a be determined that such return should be be deemed to limit the powers of the designated enemy country, asserting any made or such compensation should be Alien Property Custodian to return such claim arising as a result of this order paid. property or the proceeds thereof, or to may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Any person, except a national of a des­ indicate that compensation will not be dian a notice of his claim, together with ignated enemy country, asserting any paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should a request for a hearing thereon, on claim arising as a result of this order be determined that such return should Form APC-1, within one year from the may file with the Alien Property Custo­ date hereof, or within such further time be made or such compensation should be dian a notice of his claim, together with paid. as may be allowed by the Alien Property a request for a hearing thereon on form Any person, except a national of a des­ Custodian. APC-1, within one year from the date The terms “national” and “designated ignated enemy country, asserting any hereof, or within such further time as claim arising as a result of this order enemy country” as used herein shall may be allowed by the Alien Property have the meanings prescribed in section may file with the Alien Property Cus­ Custodian. todian a notice of his claim, together 10 of said Executive order. # The terms “national” and “designated Dated: February 8, 1944. with a request for a hearing thereon, on enemy country” as used herein shall have Form APC-1, within one year from the [seal] Leo T. Crowley, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of date hereof, or within such further time Alien Property Custodian. said Executive order. as may be allowed by the Alien Property [F. R. Doc. 44-2333; Piled, February 17, 1944; Dated: February 8,1944. Custodian. 11:41 a. m.] [seal! Leo T. Crowley, The terms “national” and “designated Alien Property Custodian. enemy country” as used herein shall have 10 [P. R. Doc. 44-2334; Piled, February 17, 1944; the meanings prescribed in section of 11:42 a.m .] said Executive order. [Vesting Order 3074] Dated: February 8, 1944. K atie Philipps [ seal] Leo T. Crowley, In re: Estate of Katie Philipps, also Alien Property Custodian. [Vesting Order 3075] known as Katherine Philipps, deceased; [P, R. Doc. 44-2335; Piled, February 17, 1944; File D-28-7474; E. T. sec. 7640. Loins Phillips 11:42 a. m.] Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Louis Phillips, de­ Executive Order 9095, as amended, and ceased; File D-34-614; E. T. sec. 7157. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ Under the authority of the Trading [Vesting Order 3076] todian after investigation, with the Eneniy Act, as amended, and Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Elizabeth R eichardt Finding that— (1) The property and interests hereinafter pursuant to law, the Alien Property In re: Estate of Elizabeth Reichardt, described are property which is in the process Custodian after investigation, deceased; File D-28-1534; E. T. sec. 224. of administration by Joseph Liebler, Execu­ Finding that— Under the authority of the Trading tor, acting under the judicial supervision of (1) The property and interests herein­ with the Enemy Act, .as amended, and the Surrogate’s Court, County of Kings, State after described are property which is in the Executive Order 9095, as amended, and of New York; process of administration by Eddie Good­ pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ (2) Such property and interests are pay­ man, Sam Phillips, Joseph Hirsh, and Sam todian after investigation, able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Phillips (nephew), Executors and Trustees, tional of a designated enemy country, Ger­ acting under the judicial supervision of the Finding that— many, namely, Probate Court of Jefferson County, Ala­ (1) The property and interests hereinafter National and Last Known Address bama; described are property which is in the process (2) Such property and interests are pay­ of administration by The Wheeler Kelly Theresia Berninger, Bamburg, Baden, Ger­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ Hagny Trust Company, Administrator, 120 many. tionals of a designated enemy country, Hun­ South Market Street, Wichita, Kansas, acting And determining that— gary, namely, under the judicial supervision of the Probate Court of Cowley County, State of Kansas; (3) If such national is a person not within Nationals and Last Known Address a designated enemy country, the national (2) Such property and interests are payable interest of the United States requires that Irene Frankel, Hungary. or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of such person be treated as a national of a Hannah Gross, Hungary. a designated enemy country, Germany, designated enemy country, Germany; and Fullop Lajos, Hungary. namely, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1925 Nationals and Last Known Address Chicago, Illinois, Executor, acting under the pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ John (Johannes) Reichardt, Germany. judicial supervision of 'th e Probate Court todian after investigation, Matrina Hoffman (also known as Maria of the State of Illinois, in and for the County of Cook; Finding that— Kathrina Hoffman, Maria Katharine Hoffman, (1) The property and interests hereinafter Maria Katherine Hoffman, Marie Kathrina (2) Such property arid interests are pay­ able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na­ described are property which is in the process Hoffman, Marie Katharina Hoffman, and of administration by Alfred Pollock, Albert Katharina Hoffman), Germany. tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger­ many, namely, . Rosenstiel and Jennings Stein, Executors, And determining that— acting under the judicial supervision of the (3) If such nationals are persons not within Nationals and Last Known Address Sebastian Probate Court, Fort Smith District, a designated enemy country, the national Maria Pfankuch, Germany. State of Arkansas; interest of the United States requires that Otto Pfankuch, Germany. (2) Such property and interests are pay­ such persons be treated as nationals of a Heirs at law, names unknown of Maria able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals designated enemy country, Germany; and Pfankuch, Germany. of a designated enemy country, Germany, Having made all determinations and taken Heirs at law, names known of Otto Pfan­ namely, all action, after appropriate consultation and kuch, Germany. Nationals and Last Known Address certification, required by said Executive order And determining that— Max Rosenstiel or his issue, Germany. or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary (3) If such nationals are persons not with­ Herman Rosenstiel or his issue, Germany. in the national interest, in a designated enemy country, the national Michel Rosenstiel or his issue, Germany. Now, therefore, the Alien Property interest of the United States requires that Bertha Feibelman or her issue, Germany. Custodian hereby vests the following such persons be treated as nationals of a Sophie Gabriel or her issue, Germany. designated enemy country, Germany; and Children (names unknown) of Siegmund property and interests; Rosenstiel, Germany. All right, title, interest and claim of any Having made all determinations and taken Children (names unknown) of Lena Meyer, kind or character whatsoever of John (Jo­ all action, after appropriate consultation and Germany. certification, required by said Executive or­ hannes) Reichardt and Matrina Hoffman And determining that— (also known as Maria Kathrina Hoffman, der or act or otherwise, and deeming it neces­ sary in the national interest, (3) If such nationals are persons not within Maria Katharine Hoffman, Maria Katherine a designated enemy country, the national Hoffman, Marie Kathrina Hoffman, Marie Now, therefore, the Alien Property interest of the United States requires that Katharina Hoffman, and Katharina Hoffman), Custodian hereby vests the following such person be treated as nationals of a and each of them In and to the Estate of designated enemy country, Germany; and Elizabeth Reichardt, deceased, property and interests: All right, title, interest and claim of any Having made all determinations and taken all to be held, used, administered, liquidated, kind or character whatsoever of Maria Pfan­ action, after appropriate consultation and sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ kuch, Otto Pfankuch, heirs at law, names certification, required by said Executive order terest of and for the benefit of the United unknown of Maria Pfankuch and heirs at or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary States. law, names unknown of Otto Pfankuch, and in the national interest, Such property, and any or all of the each of them, in and to the éstate of Jessie Now, therefore, the Alien Property proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ Grey Reuss, deceased, Custodian hereby vests the following propriate special account or accounts, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, property and interests: pending further determination of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ All right, title, interest, and claim of any Alien Property Custodian. This shall not terest of and for the benefit of the United kind or character whatsoever of Max Rosen­ be deemed to limit the powers of the States. stiel or his issue, Herman Rosenstiel or his Alien Property Custodian to return such Such property, and any or all of the issue, Michel Rosenstiel or his issue, Bertha property or the proceeds thereof, or to Feibelman or her issue, Sophie Gabriel or proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ her issue, Children (names unknown) of indicate that compensation will not be propriate special account or accounts, Siegmund Rosenstiel and Children (names paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should pending further determination of the unknown) of Lena Meyer, and each of them, be determined that such return should be Alien Property Custodian. This shall not in and to the Estate of Florence B. Rosenstiel, made or such compensation, should be be deemed to limit the powers of the Alien deceased, paid. Property Custodian to return such prop- to be held, used, administered, liquidated, Any person, except a national of a erty«or the proceeds thereof, or to indi­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ designated enemy country, asserting any cate that compensation will not be paid terest of and for the benefit of the United claim arising as a result of this order may in lieu thereof, if andi when it should be States. file with the Alien Property Custodian a determined that such return should be Such property, and any or all of the notice of his claim, together with a re­ made or such compensation should be proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap­ quest for a hearing thereon, on Form paid. propriate special account or accounts, APC-1, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a pending further determination of the hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian. This shall not may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order may be deemed to limit the powers of the Custodian. file with the Alien Property Custodian a Alien Property Custodian to return such The terms “national” and “designated notice of his claim, together with a re­ property or the proceeds thereof, or to enemy country” as used herein shall have quest for a hearing thereon, on Form indicate that compensation will not be the meanings prescribed in section 10 of APC-1, within one year from the date paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should said Executive order. hereof, or within such further time as be determined that such return should be Dated: February 8, 1944. may be allowed by* the Alien Property made or such compensation should be [seal] Leo D. Crowley, Custodian. paid. Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated Any person, except a national of a des­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2336; Piled, February 17, 1944; enemy country” as used herein shall have ignated enemy country, asserting any 11:42 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of claim arising as a result of this order said Executive order. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Dated: February 8,1944. dian a notice of his claim, together with [Vesting Order 3077] [seal] Leo T. Crowley, a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Jessie Grey R euss Alien Property Custodian. APC-1, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as In re: Estate of Jessie Grey Reuss, de­ [P. R. Doc. 44-2337; Piled, February 17, 1944; may be allowed by the Alien Property ceased, File D-28-1599; E. T. sec. 401. 11:42 a. m.] Custodian. Under the authority of the Trading The terms “national” and “designated with the Enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” as used herein shall have Executive Order 9095, as amended, and [Vesting Order 30781 the meanings prescribed in section 10 pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus­ F lorence B. R osenstiel of said Executive order. todian after investigation, Dated: February 8,1944. In re: Estate of Florence B. Rosenstiel, Finding that— ' [seal] Leo T. Crowley, (1) The property and interests herein­ deceased, File D-28-7832; E. T. sec. 8748. after described are property which is in the Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. process of administration by The Northern with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 44-3078\ Tiled, February 17, 1944; Trust Company, 50 South La Salle Street, Executive Order 0095, as amended, and 11:43 a. m.] 1926 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944

OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. er’s yard, dock, or other terminal facility; (e) Reports. Every dealer subject to and this order shall, within ten days after Regional and District Office Orders. Third: The margin over delivered cost on he determines or redetermines his maxi­ the dealer’s similar sale bf egg, stove or mum prices hereunder, report to the Dis­ [Region II Rev. Order G-28 Under RMPR 122] nut-sized anthracite, or, if he sells no anthra­ cite, of sized bituminous coal, taking into trict Office of the Office of Price Admin­ Emergency Sales of Coke in New Y ork account class of purchaser, method of deliv­ istration under whose geographical R egion ery, and terms of delivery: Provided, That, jurisdiction his principal place of busi­ where sales and deliveries are contemplated ness is located: Revised Order No. G-28 under Re­ in communities where anthracite or coke is (1) His maximum price for sales of vised Maximum Price Regulation No. subject to area dollars-and-cents orders is­ each kind of coke from each supplier. 122—Solid fuels sold and delivered by sued under Revised Maximum Price Regu­ (2) The method employed in comput­ dealers. Emergency sales of coke. lation No. 122, such dealers shall add no ing or determining that price including, For the reasons set forth in an opinion more than the margin prevailing in the area, issued simultaneously herewith and un­ and used in the determination of the area where applicable, the margin added to der the authority vested in the Regional dollars-and-cents prices, for sales of coke, if delivered costs for sales to different Administrator of the Office of Price Ad­ covered by area order, otherwise for sales of classes of purchasers. egg, stove or nut-sized anthracite. On re­ (3) A statement of the margin over ministration by § 1340.259 (a) (1) and quest, the Regional Office or the appropriate delivered costs on the dealer’s similar sale Rule 4 under § 1340.254 of Revised Maxi­ District Office of the Office of Price Admin­ of coke most nearly like the coke priced mum Price Regulation No. 122, and for istration will notify dealers of those margins the period commencing with the effec­ hereunder, to different classes of pur- which must be reported under paragraph (d) chdiS6rs tive date of this order and expiring on hereof. (f) Definitions. When used in this midnight April 30, 1944, It is hereby (4) (i) Any dealer who now receives ordered’. Revised Order No. G-28 the term: (a) In Region II, consisting of the coke at hi« yard by railroad car or barge, (1) “Coke” means all coke, including States of Delaware, Maryland, New Jer­ where previously it was not so received, reclaimed coke, when sold by dealers for sey, New York, the Commonwealth of shall calculate his maximum price for use as fuel. Pennsylvania and the District of Co­ yard sales of such coke to other dealers (2) “Delivered sales” means the cus­ lumbia, the maximum prices for the sale for resale, and for delivered sales, by tomary method of delivery to buyer’s and delivery of coke shall be determined taking the sum of the following: premises, whether to the buyer’s bin or in the following manner: First: The per net ton cost of such coke storage space, or to the point nearest (1) Any dealer in coke, purchasing to the dealer f. o. b. supplier’s shipping point; and most accessible to the buyer’s bin coke of the kind or kinds customarily Second: The actual transportation Cost or storage space and at which the fuel from supplier’s shipping point to the dealer’s can be discharged directly from the sell­ sold by him, from his customary sources yard, dock, or other terminal facility; and of supply, shall continue to determine er’s truck. Third: For yard sales to other dealers for (3) “Yard sales” means sales accom­ his maximum price for the sale of such resale a margin not to exceed $1.25 per net coke by the use of the applicable pric­ ton; for delivered sales, a margin not to panied by physical transfer to the buy­ ing rule contained in § 1340.254 of Re­ exceed $3.76 per net ton. er’s truck or vehicle at the yard, dock, barge, car, or at a place of business of vised Maximum Price Regulation No. (ii> Any dealer making a purchase of 122. the seller other than at seller’s truck or coke at the yard, subject to paragraph vehicle. (2) Subject to the limitations of para­ 4 graph (a) (4) hereof, any dealer who (a) ( ) (i), shall determine his maxi­ (g) This order shall supersede Revised has established a maximum price .for mum price for such coke by adding to the Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 and coke but purchases coke of a different seller’s yard price a margin not to exceed any order issued thereunder except as kind or quality or from different sources $2.50 per net ton. to any sales or deliveries of coke not of supply than formerly, shall calculate (b) Dealers making sales subject to specifically subject to this order. his maximum price for sales of such coke this order shall not change their cus­ (h) Order No. G-28 under Revised by taking the sum of the following: tomary allowances, discounts, or other Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 as price differentials unless such change re­ issued on January 15, 1944, is hereby re­ First: The per net ton cost of such coke sults in prices lower than the prices per­ voked in full as of the effective date of to the dealer f. o. b. supplier’s shipping mitted^ by this order (after applying the point; this order. Second: The actual transportation cost customary allowances, discounts, or (i) This order, which may be revoked, from supplier’s shipping point to the dealer’s other price differentials). amended, or corrected at any time shall, yard, dock or other terminal facility; and (c) Conditions and limitations. Every unless earlier revoked or replaced, expire Third: The margin over delivered cost on dealer making sales of coke pursuant to on midnight April 30, 1944. the dealer’s similar sale of coke most nearly the pricing authorization of this order This Revised Order No. G-28 shall be­ like the coke for which a maximum price is must, as a condition to pricing here­ come effective February 11, 1944. being calculated hereunder, taking into ac­ under, keep each kind of coke, from each count class of purchaser, method of delivery, Note: The record-keeping and reporting and terms of delivery: Provided, That, where supplier, separate in storage and delivery requirements of this order have been ap­ sales or deliveries are contemplated in com­ from any other kind of coke and from proved by the Bureau of the Budget in munities where coke is subject to area dol- coke shipped by other suppliers, and from accordance with the Federal Reports Act of lars-and-cents orders issued under Revised any other kind of solid fuel, and sell 1942. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, dealers and invoice it under the description used (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th shall add no more than the margin prevail­ by the supplier. The invoice shall also Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, and E.O. ing in the area for sales of coke, and used set forth the supplier’s shipping point. ,9328, 8 F.R. 4681) in the determination of area dollars-and- (d) Records. Every dealer making cents prices. On request, the Regional Office Issued this 11th day of February 1944. or the appropriate District Office of the Office sales of coke subject to this order shall of Price Administration will notify dealers preserve, keep and make available for Daniel P. W oolley, of those margins which must be reported examination by the Office of Price Ad­ Regional Administrator. under paragraph (d) hereof. ministration complete and accurate rec­ [F. R. Doc. 44-2289; Filed, February 16, 1944; (3) Subject to the limitations of para­ ords of coke purchased and sold here­ 2:50 p. m.] graph (a) (4) hereof, any .dealer who under, and a record of every sale of such has not established a maximum price for fuel, showing the date, the name and coke under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ address of the buyer, if known, the per [Region VI Order G-14 Under MPR 122, ulation No. 122 may calculate his maxi­ net ton price charged, and the coke sold. Arndt. 1] mum price for sales of coke by taking The coke shall be identified in the man­ Solid Fuels in Milwaukee County, the sum of the following: ner designated by the supplier as well Wis. as by the supplier’s shipping point. The First: The per net ton cost of such coke Amendment No. 1 to General Orde? to the dealer f. o. b. supplier’s shipping point; record shall also state separately each Second: The actual transportation cost service rendered and the charge made No. G-14 under Revised Maximum Price from supplier’s shipping point to the deal­ for it. Regulation No. 122. Solid fuels sold and FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1927 delivered by dealers. Maximum prices (1) On sales of domestic coal, coke Craft Approved rate and briquettes 250 per ton, provided pay­ Electricians______$1.625 for solid fuels sold in Milwaukee County, Electricians’ helpers______1.025 Wisconsin. ment is made within 5 days of delivery. Linemen______1. 58 Pursuant to the authority vested in * «I * * * Linemen helpers______1. 025 the Regional Administrator of Region VI This Amendment No. 1 to Order No. G laziers______;______1.44 by § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price G-14 shall be effective immediately. Linoleum layers______1. 375 Regulation No. 122, It is ordered, That Painters, brush______1. 29 paragraphs III (5) (D), V and VI of the (56 Stat. 23, 765, Pub. Law 151,78th Cong., Roofers, composition______1.375 schedule set forth in paragraph (c) (1) E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. Roofers, waterproofers______1.375 4681) Roofers, slate and tile.______1. 625 be amended; that a section (3) be added Stone cutters______1. 625 to paragraph (c); and that paragraph Issued this 9th day of February 1944. Tile, marble and terrazzo workers, (c) (1) be amended, to read as set forth R ae E. Walters, helpers______1.15 below: General laborers______. 90 Regional Administrator. Drivers: (c) Price schedule. (1) Immediately [P. R. Doc. 44-2290; Filed, February 16, 1944; Pick up______. 85 below and as part of this paragraph (c) 2:50 p. m.] Under 7]£ tons______.975 is a schedule which sets forth maximum Teamsters______. 975 prices before discounts for sales of speci­ (c) Any person determining maximum fied sizes, kinds, and quantities of solid [Region Vllt Order G-2 Under MPR 251] prices subject to this order shall sub­ fuels. Column 1 describes the coal or mit such reports as the Office of Price coke for which prices are established. Hourly R ates for S pecified Laborers in Administration may from time to time Column 2 shows the maximum prices for Clark and Lincoln Counties, Nev. require. “direct delivery” of domestic fuel sold in Order No. G-2 under Maximum Price (d) This order may be revoked or quantities of less than 1 ton. Column 3 amended at any time. shows the maximum price for direct de­ Regulation 251. Construction and main­ tenance services and sales of building (e) This Order No. G-2 shall become livery of domestic fuel sold in quantities effective February 14, 1944. of more than 1 ton. Column 4 shows and industrial equipment and materials the maximum prices for “yard sales” of on an installed or erected basis. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th domestic fuel. Column 5 shows the max­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, imum prices for “commercial” or issued simultaneously herewith and 8 F.R. 4681) under the authority vested in the Re­ “steam” sales and Column 6 shows the Issued this 10th day of February 1944. maximum prices for ‘yard sales’ to deal­ gional Administrator of the Office of Price Administration by § 1397.68 (b) of Leo F. Gentner, ers. The terms “direct delivery,” “yard Regional Administrator. sales” and “commercial sales” are de­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, It fined in paragraph (j) of this order. is hereby ordered: (F. R. Doc. 44-2291; Filed, February 16, 1944; (a) Maximum prices for the sale of 2:51 p. m.] Abea P rices for M ilwaukee, Wisconsin construction and maintenance services and sales of building and industrial 1 2 3 4 5 6 equipment and materials on an installed 'O or erected basis established pursuant to [Region VIII Rev. Order G-31 Under MPR 329, Ö à sa Maximum Price Regulation No. 251 may o o >* TJ as Amended] csVi r—1 2 'S 'ÖS be increased by an amount not in excess o of the difference between labor cost com­ F luid Milk in Washington Description p . 2 a Ut 'S <8 d a u puted on the basis of hourly rates in Revised Order No. G-31 under Maxi­ s a o o oa a i . effect in the area of installation on July mum Price Regulation No. 329, as Q 0 pi o 0 1, 1942, and the hourly rates set forth amended. Purchases of milk from pro­ in paragraph (b) below, upon the fol­ ducers for resale as fluid milk in certain (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) lowing conditions: III. Hi-volatile bituminous localities in the State of Washington. Dist. #8: (1) The seller must employ labor of For the reasons set forth in an opinion (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) the classification described in paragraph issued simultaneously herewith and un­ 5. Screenings: (b) hereof; (*) (*) (*) o C*) (•) der the authority vested in the Regional D. Island Creek...... $4.85 $8.65 $7.90 $6.95 $6.25 (2) The seller must actually pay the Administrator of the Office of Price Ad­ . (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) hourly rates specified in paragraph (b) V. Pennsylvania anthra­ ministration by § 1351.402 (c) of Maxi­ cite: for the labor employed for the perform­ mum Price Regulation No. 329, It is here­ 8.50 15.95 15.20 13.60 ance of work in connection with the 14.45 13.70 12.05 by ordered: 6.90 12.75 12.00 10.35 above described sales and services; and (a) The maximum price at which any 5.80 10.55 9.80 8.15 (3) The seller must perform the work person whose place of business is located (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) within the geographical area of Clark VI. By-product coke: in Tacoma, Washington, may purchase 7.35 13.65 12.90 11.15 and Lincoln Counties, Nevada. milk for resale for human consumption (b) Classification of labor (trade and as fluid milk from a producer who did * * * * ♦ craft) and specified hourly rates. The not sell milk to any purchaser for resale (3) Anything herein to the contrary hourly rates set forth below opposite the as fluid milk during January, 1943, shall notwithstanding, the maximum prices in classification of labor under the head­ be as follows: v Schedule (c) (1) for “commercial” or ing “Craft” are the maximum rates which (1) For purchases of milk from pro­ “steam” sales for any type or size of fuel may be used in determining maximum ducers delivered to the purchaser’s plant, shall be inapplicable with respect to any prices under paragraph (a) hereof: the maximum price shall be 870 per sales at or from dealers’ yards located Craft Approved rate pound milk fat. in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Such Carpenters______$1.375 (2) For purchases of milk from pro­ dealers shall compute the prices for Plumbers------— 1.725 ducers f. o. b. the producer’s dairy, the “commercial” or “steam” sales m accord­ Steamfitters______1.725 maximum price shall be the price speci­ ance with the provisions of Maximum Bricklayers______1. 725 fied in paragraph (a) (1) above, minus Laborers, concrete______.976 an allowance for transporting milk com­ Price Regulation No. 122. Laborers, pneumatic tools______1.125 (e) Cash discounts. Not less than the Powdermen______1.15 puted as follows: Asphalt rakers______1.125 (i) Where the milk is transported by following discounts must be granted by means of a carrier not operated or con­ any seller to any purchaser whose ac­ Mason tenders--______1.125 Structural workers ¿(iron)..______1.625 trolled by either the producer or the pur­ count for previous sales shall not be past Ornamental iron workers------1. 50 chaser, the transportation allowance due: Reinforcing iron workers______1.44 shall be equal to the amount actually No. 35- 4 1928 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 paid to the carrier for the transportation This amendment shall become effective Region VI service. February 14, 1944. Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 15, Amendment (ii) Where the milk is transported by (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. means of a carrier operated or con­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.O. Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 16j Amendment trolled by the purchaser, the transporta­ 9328, 8 FJt. 4681) No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. tion allowance shall be equal to the low­ Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 19, Amendment est truck common carrier or contract Issued this 9th day of February 1944. No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. carrier rate for the same or most similar L. F. G entner, Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 20, Amendment haul. Regional Administrator. No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. (b) Definitions. (1) “Fluid milk” Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 21, Amendment [F. R. Doc. 44-2292; Filed, February 16, 1944; No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. means liquid cow’s milk in a raw, un­ 2:50 p. m.l Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 22, Amendment processed state sold for human consump­ No. 1, filed 1:53 p. m. tion as fluid milk. Fargo-Moorhead Order No. ,23, Amendment (2) Where the producer has custom­ No. 1, filed 1:54 p. m. arily placed milk to be picked up by List of Community Ceiling P rice Orders Fargo-Moorhead Order No. 24, Amendment purchasers at a platform or other pick The following orders under Revised No. 1, filed 1:54 p. m. up point at or near his dairy, the term Peoria Order No. 11, Amendment No. 1, General Order 51 were filed with the filed 1:54 p. m. “f. o. b. producer’s dairy” shall mean Division of the Federal Register on Feb­ placed at such point. ruary 15, 1944. Region VII (3) All other terms used in this order shall have the same meaning as in Maxi­ Region I Utah Order No. F -l, Amendment No. 2, mum Price Regulation No. 329, unless the Providence Order No. 5, Amendment No. 6, Filed 1:55 p. m. context clearly requires otherwise. filed 1:55 p. m. Utah Order No. F-2, Amendment No. 1, Region II Filed 2:08 p. m. (c) Order No. G-31 under Maximum Utah Order No. F-3, Filed 2:06 p. m. Price Regulation No. 329, as amended, is Delaware Order No. P-1, Amendment No. 1, Utah Order No. F-4, Filed 2:10 p. m. hereby revoked; effective February 12, filed 1:55 p. m. Utah Order No. F-5, Filed 2:10 p. m. 1944. Harrisburg Order No. 12, filed 2:12 p. m. Utah Order No. F-6, Filed 2:11 p. m. (d) This order may be revoked, Harrisburg Order No. 12, Amendment No. 1, filed 2:08 p. m. Region VIII amended, or corrected at any time. Harrisburg Order No. 13, Amendment No. 1, This order shall become effective Feb­ filed 2:08 p. m. Seattle Order No. 4-F, Amendment No. 2, ruary 12, 1944. Harrisburg Order No. 13, filed 2:13 p. m. Filed 2:05 p. m. Seattle Order No. 5-F, Amendment No. 2, (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th R egion III Filed 2:05 p. m. Cong; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.O. Charleston Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. Copies of these orders may be obtained 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) 9, filed 1:50 p. m. Issued this 9th day of February 1944. Charleston Order No. 2-F, Amendment No. from the issuing offices. 6, filed 1:50 p. m. Ervin H. P ollack, L. F. Gentner, Charleston Order No. 3-F, Amendment No. Secretary. Regional Administrator. 6, filed 1:43 p. m. Approved; Charleston Order No. 4-F, Amendment No. [F. R. Doc. 44-2295; Filed, February 16, 1944; B uell F. Maben, 3, filed 1:43 p. m. 4:26 p. m.] Regional Director, Food Distribu­ Charleston Order No. 5-F, Amendment No. 2, filed 1:44 p. m. tion Administration, War Food Charleston Order No. 6-F, filed 1:43 p. m. Administration, Pacific Region. Cincinnati Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. [F. R. Doc. 44-2293; Filed, February 16, 1944; 16, filed 1:46 p. m. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ 2:50 p. m.] Cincinnati Order No. 2-F, Amendment No. MISSION. 9, filed 1:46 p. m. [File No. 70-848] Columbus Order No. 3-F, Amendment No. [Region VIII Order G-3 Under 18 (c), as 5, filed 1:46 p. m. Consolidated Electric and Gas Co., et al. Amended, Amdt. 39] Columbus Order No. 7-F, Amendment No. 4, filed 1:45 p. m. ORDER PERMITTING DECLARATIONS TO BECOME F luid Milk in Washington Indianapolis Order No. 4-F, Amendment No. EFFECTIVE 2, filed 1:48 p. m. Amendment No. 39 to Order No. G-3 Indianapolis Order No. 5-F, Amendment No. At a regular session of the Securities under § 1499.18 (c), as amended, of the 2, filed 1:48 p. m. and Exchange Commission, held at its General Maximum Price Regulation. Indianapolis Order No. 6-F, Amendment No. office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ Fluid milk prices at wholesale and retail 2, filed 1:48 p. m. sylvania, on the 10th day of February, in the State of Washington. Indianapolis Order No. 8-F, Amendment No. A. D. 1944. For the reasons set forth in an opinion 2, filed 1:48 p. m. In the matter of Consolidated Electric issued simultaneously herewith and un­ Indianapolis Order No. 9-F, Amendment No. and Gas Company, The Asheville Gas 2, filed 1:49. p. m. Company, The Durham Gas Company, der the authority vested in the Regional Indianapolis Order No. 10-F, Amendment Administrator of the Office of Price Ad­ No. 2, filed 1:49 p. m. Martinsburg Gas Company, Suffolk Gas ministration by § 1499.75 (a) (9) (i) (a) Indianapolis Order N^ 11-F, Amendment Company, The Raleigh Gas Company, of Supplementary Regulation No. 15, It No. 2, filed 1:49 p. m. and Jersey Shore Gas Company. Consolidated Electric and Gas Com­ is hereby ordered, That Order No. G-3 Region IV under § 1499.18 (c), as amended, of the pany (“Consolidated”), a registered General Maximum Price Regulation be Savannah Order No. 1-F, Amendment No. holding company, and its subsidiaries, amended as set forth below: 22, filed 1:51 p. m. The Asheville Gas Company, The Dur­ (a) Section (1) is hereby amended by Savannah Order No. 2-F, Amendment No. ham Gas Company, Martinsburg Gas adding at the end thereof the following: 17, filed 1:51 p. m. Company, Suffolk Gas Company, The Savannah Order No. 3-F, Amendment No. Raleigh.Gas Company, and Jersey Shore T he Towns of E numclaw, Buckley, Burnett, 15, filed 1:51 p. m. Carbonado and F airfax Savannah Order No. 4-F, Amendment No. Gas Company, each of which subsidiaries 14, filed i:53 p. m. has recently sold its property and other Re­ South Carolina Order No. 1-W, filed 2:12 assets (the aggregate proceeds of such tail p. m. sales amounting to approximately $588,- Whole­ Retail home sale store deliv­ Region V 053) and all the outstanding securities ered of each being owned by Consolidated, Arkansas Order No. 4r-F, Amendment No. 3, having filed declarations pursuant to the filed 1:55 p. m. $0.06 $0.07 $0.07 Arkansas Order No. 6—F, Amendment No. 8, applicable provisions of the Public Utility Quart: Holding Company Act of 1935 and the Less than 3 quarts per stop__ .1075 .125 .125 filed 1:54 p. m. 4 or more quarts per stop____ .1075 .125 .12 Oklahoma City Order No. 3-F, Amendment rules promulgated thereunder, including No. 4, filed 1:46 p. m. section 12 of that act and Rules U-43, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1929 U-44, and U-45, regarding the donation General Gas & Electric Corporation, a [File No. 70-857] by Consolidated to each such subsidiary subsidiary of Denis J. Driscdll and Wil­ The Harpers F eüry Paper Co. and as a capital donation of the debt secu­ lard L. Thorp, Trustees of Associated Virginia Public S ervice Co. rities of such subsidiary for cancellation; Gas and Electric Corporation, a regis­ the surrender to each subsidiary of all tered holding company, proposes to pay NOTICE OF FILING AND ORDER FOR tlEARING the outstanding capital stock of such out of capital or unearned surplus a At a regular session of the Securities subsidiary for retirement and cancella­ quarterly dividend on its $5 Prior Pre­ and Exchange Commission, held at its tion; the delivery by each such subsid­ ferred Stock for the quarterly period office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on iary to Consolidated as a liquidating div­ ended March 15, 1943. As proposed, the the 15th day of February 1944. idend or dividends of all of its assets, sftnount of the dividend on the 60,000 Notice is hereby given that a joint consisting solely of cash; and the de­ outstanding shares of this stock will be application-declaration has been filed posit by Consolidated of the cash so to $75,000, of which approximately $40,125 with this Commission pursuant to the be received by it with the trustees under will be paid to the public holders of Public Utility Holding Company Act of the indentures^ securing the several debt 32,110.9 shares. The declaration as filed 1935 by The Harpers Ferry Paper Com­ securities of Consolidated under which states that the remaining 27,889.1 shares pany, a wholly-owned direct subsidiary the securities of such subsidiaries have outstanding are held by the Trustees of of Virginia Public Service Company, and been heretofore pledged, as required by Associated Gas and Electric Corporation, Virginia Public Service Company, a direct the terms of such indentures, except that who are to waive their right to the re­ subsidiary of General Gas & Electric in the cases of The Raleigh Gas Com­ ceipt of the dividend, which would other­ Corporation, a registered holding com­ pany and Jersey Shore Gas Company, wise be payable to them. pany. All interested persons are referred in respect of which companies Consoli­ It appearing to the Commission that it to said document, which is on file in the dated has heretofore deposited cash with is appropriate in the public interest and offices of this Commission, for a state­ the appropriate trustee and secured the the interest of investors and consumers ment of the transactions therein pro­ release of the pledged securities of said that a hearing be held with respect to posed, which are summarized below: subsidiaries, Consolidated will reimburse such matter: The Harpers Ferry Paper Company its own treasury for the like amounts so It is ordered, Thai a hearing on such proposes to sell to Potomac Light and deposited; and the subsequent dissolu­ matter under the applicable provisions Power Company, a non-affiliated corpo­ tion of each of the six subsidiaries in of said act and the rules of the Commis­ ration, all of the former’s physical prop­ accordance with the applicable state law ; sion promulgated thereunder be held erty consisting of a hydro-electric gen­ Said declarations having been filed on on March 1, 1944, at 9:45 a. m., E. W. T., erating plant, including a dam, canal January 18, 1944, and notice of filing at the offices of the Securities and Ex­ and spillways, situated at or near Harpers having been given in the form and man­ change Commission, 18th and Locust Ferry, West Virginia, and certain unde­ ner prescribed in Rule U-23 under said Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On veloped lands and water rights located in act and the Commission not having re­ such date the hearing room clerk in that vicinity. The proposed considera­ ceived a request for a hearing with re­ room 318 will advise as to the room in tion to be received therefor is $150,000 in spect to said declarations within the time which such hearing will be held. cash, subject to minor adjustments at the specified in said notice or otherwise, and It is further ordered, That Willis E. date of closing. It is represeflted that the not having ordered a hearing thereon; Monty or any other officer or officers of utility assets are being sold at original and the Commission designated by it for that cost, which, as at January 1, 1943, was The Commission finding that the re­ purpose shall preside at the hearings $143,888.90.. The balance of $6,111.10 is quirements of the applicable sections of in such matter. The officer so desig­ stated to represent the present day the act and the rules promulgated there­ nated to preside at any such hearing is agreed value of the undeveloped real under are satisfied and that no adverse' hereby authorized to exercise all powers property and water rights. Upon con­ findings are necessary thereunder, and granted to the Commission under sec­ summation of the sale The Harpers Ferry the Commission deeming it appropriate tion 18 (c) of said act and to a trial Paper Company’s sole assets will be cash. in the public interest and in the interest examiner under the Commission’s rules It is proposed that, subsequent to the of investors anc’ consumers to permit the of practice. sale by The Harpers Ferry Paper Com­ said declarations to become effective; It is further ordered, That any person pany of its assets to Potomac Light and It is hereby ordered, Pursuant to Rule desiring to be heard in connection with Power Company, Virginia Public Serv­ U-23 and the applicable provisions of the proceeding or proposing to inter­ ice Company will surrender the common said act, and subject to the terms and vene herein shall file with the Secretary stock of The Harpers Ferry Paper Com­ conditions prescribed in Rule U-24, that of the Commission, on or before Febru­ pany, the only outstanding securities of the aforesaid declarations be, and the ary 28, 1944, his request or application that company, and assume the liabilities same hereby are, permitted to become therefor, as provided by Rule XVII of of said company in exchange for all of effective forthwith. the rules of practice of this Commission. its assets, whereupon The Harpers Ferry By the Commission. It is further ordered, That, without limiting the scope of the issues presented Paper Company is to be dissolved. [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, The filing indicates that the State of Secretary. by said declaration, particular atten­ tion will be directed at said hearing to West Virginia Public Service Commis­ [P. R. Doc. 44-2299; Filed, February 16, 1944; the following matters and questions: sion and the Public Service Commission 4:24 p. m.] 1. Whether the proposed declaration of Maryland have authorized the trans­ of a quarterly dividend out of the capital fer of the physical assets of The Harpers or unearned surplus of General Gas & Ferry Paper Company to Potomac Light [File No. 70-858] Electric Corporation is appropriate and and Power Company to the extent that in the public interest and the interest such assets are located in their respec­ General Gas & Electric Corporation of investors; tive States. NOTICE OF FILING AND ORDER FOR HEARING 2. What terms or conditions, if any, The filing has designated sections 9 (a), 10, 12 (c), and 12 (d) of the act At a regular session of the Securities should be imposed in the public interest or for the protection of investors; and Rules U-42, U-43 and U-44 promul­ and Exchange Commission, held at its gated thereunder as being applicable to office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on 3. Whether the proposed action to be the proposed transactions. It appearing the 15th day of February 1944. taken complies with the provisions of the that it is appropriate in the public in­ Notice is hereby given that a declara­ Public Utility Holding Company Act of terest and in the interest of investors tion has been filed with this Commission 1935 and all rules and regulations pro­ and consumers that a hearing be held pursuant to the Public Utility Holding mulgated thereunder and is not detri­ with respect to said matters and that Company Act of 1935 by General Gas & mental to the public interest or the Electric Corporation, a registered hold­ said joint application-declaration should interest of investors or consumers. not be granted or permitted to become ing company; and By the Commission. All interested persons are referred to effective except pursuant to further order the said declaration which is on file in [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, of this Commission; the office of the said Commission for a Secretary. It is ordered, That a hearing on said statement of the transaction therein [F. R. Doc. 44-2301; Filed, February 16, 1944; matters under the applicable provisions proposed, which is summarized below: 4:24 p. m.] of said act and rules of the Commission 1930 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 thereunder be held on February 28, 1944, the proposed stock reclassification (Hold- > ice fees proposed to be paid to Central at 10 a. m., E. W. T., at the offices of ing Company Act Release No. 4874). Republic Company, are not unreason­ the Securities and Exchange Commission, v Consolidated also applied for approval able. We make no present determina­ 18th and Locust Streets, Philadelphia 3, of a plan submitted by it pursuant to tion as to the reasonableness of the fees Pennsylvania. On such day the hear­ section 11 (e) of the act, in which plan proposed to be paid to Central Republic ing room clerk in room 318 will advise it proposed to sell through competitive Company pending further consideration as to the room in which such hearing bidding, pursuant to our Rule U-50, the of that question, reserving jurisdiction will be held. 400,000 shares of $15 par value stock so for later determination of that question. It is further ordered, That Henry C. to be acquired by it from Central Illinois We find that the proposed sale by Con­ Lank, or any other officer or officers of and to apply the proceeds received from solidated of the reclassified common the Commission designated by it for that such sale, to the extent required for that stock of Central Illinois and the deposit purpose shall preside at the hearings in purpose, to the satisfaction and retire­ of the proceeds of such sale with ^the such matter. The officer so designated ment of certain bonds assumed by Con­ trustee under the indenture securing the to preside at any such hearing is hereby solidated, originally issued by Federated assumed bonds hereinabove identified, authorized to exercise all powers granted Utilities, Inc., and known as Federated as required by the terms of that inden­ to the Commission under section 18 (c) Utilities, Inc. First Lien Collateral Trust ture, pending the definitive expenditure of said act and to a trial examiner under 5%% Bonds, due March 1,1957. of such proceeds, are necessary to effec­ the Commission’s rules of practice. Consolidated further proposed that tuate the provisions of section 11 (b) of It is further ordered, That, without after consummation of the proposed the act and fair, and equitable to the limiting the scope of the issues presented sale by it of the Central Illinois stock persons affected thereby. Consolidated’s by said filing, particular attention will be and the application of the proceeds in proposals relative to the definitive ap­ directed at such hearing to the following satisfaction of the assumed Federated plication of Hhe sales proceeds will be matters and questions:. Utilities, Inc. bonds above mentioned, considered, and approved or disap­ 1. Whether the proposed transactions any balance of such proceeds remaining proved, in separate findings and by sep­ are appropriate and in the public inter­ should be expended in the retirement of arate order, or orders, to be entered est and in the interest of investors and Consolidated’s own Collateral Trust herein, and jurisdiction will presently be consumers; Bonds, due August 1,1957, and August 1, reserved in respect of such proposals. 2. Whether the proposed transactions 1962. In view of the foregoing findings and comply with all provisions and require­ By our findings and order of February those heretofore made in this matter: ments of the Public Utility Holding Com­ 3, 1944, cited hereinabove, we approved It is hereby ordered, That, subject to pany Act of 1935 and t£e rules and regu­ and authorized the carrying out of the the jurisdiction hereinafter reserved, the lations promulgated thereunder; and competitive bidding procedure proposed sale by Consolidated of the reclassified 3. Whether it is necessary or appro­ by Consolidated as preliminary to the stock of Central Illinois and the deposit priate to impose terms and conditions sale of the reclassified stock of Central of the proceeds of such sale with the in the public interest or for the pro­ Illinois, but reserved jurisdiction in re­ trustee under the indenture securing the tection of investors or consumers. spect of the definitive sale of such stock Federated Utilities, Inc. bonds assumed By the Commission. and in respect of the application of the by Consolidated, be, and the same are [seal] Orval L. D uBois, proceeds of such sale, pending the entry hereby, approved, subject to the terms Secretary. of our further order, or orders, to be and conditions prescribed by Rule U-24; entered upon completion of the record Consolidated having requested that [F. R. Doc. 44-2300; Filed, February 16, 1944; when the results of the proposed com­ the order of this Commission concerning 4:24 p. m.] petitive bidding would be available. the sale of the Central Illinois stock A further hearing has now been held conform to the formal requirements of and evidence as to the results of the sections 373 (a), 371 (b), 371 (f), and competitive bidding, and certain other 1808 (f) of the Internal Revenue Code, [File No. 70-812] evidence,'has been incorporated in the as amended; Consolidated Electric and Gas Co. and record. From such evidence, it appears It is further ordered and recited, That Central Illinois Electric and Gas Co. that Consolidated, subject to our ap­ the sale and transfer by Consolidated proval, has accepted the bid of a group of the stock of Central Illinois owned SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDUM FINDINGS AND of underwriters, headed by Allen & Co., by Consolidated, and hereby specified ORDER APPROVING SALE OF SECURITIES of $17.63 per share for the Central Illi­ and itemized as 400,000 shares of the At a regular session of the Securities nois stock, or an aggregate sum of $15 par value common stock of said Cen­ and Exchange Commission, held at its $7,052,000 for the 400,000 shares to be tral Illinois Electric and Gas Co., are office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ sold. The underwriters propose to resell hereby found necessary or appropriate to sylvania, on the 15th day of February the stock to the public for a price of the integration or simplification of the 1944. $19.125 per share. This price represents Consolidated holding _ company system Consolidated Electric and Gas Com­ a spread to the underwriters of $1.495 and to effectuate the provisions of sec­ pany (“Consolidated”) , a registered per share, or approximately 8.4% of the tion 11 (b) of the Public Utility Hold­ holding company, and its utility sub­ price to be paid by such underwriters to ing Company Act of 1935 and said sale sidiary, Central Illinois Electric and Gas Consolidated. We make-no adverse find­ and transfer are hereby authorized and Co. (“Central Illinois”), filed joint ap­ ings as to the price to be received by ordered to be made, pursuant to said plications and declarations pursuant to Consolidated or as to the price and terms s'ection 11 (b), in accordance with the the Public Utility Holding Company Act of the proposed public offering. plan for such action hereinabove sum­ of 1935, and particularly sections 6, 7, It is estimated by Consolidated that marized; 9, 10, 12 (c), 12 (d), and 12 (f) of the the total expenses incurred in connec­ It is further ordered, That jurisdic­ act and the rules promulgated there­ tion with the proposed sale by Consoli­ tion be, and it is hereby, expressly re­ under, whereby authorization was sought dated of the Central Illinois stock will served to this Commission (1) further to for the reclassification of Central Illi­ amount to approximately $51,240. All consider the reasonableness, or unrea­ nois’ common stock, consisting of 74,242 such expenses are to be borne by Con­ sonableness of the fees proposed to be shares without par value and all owned solidated except approximately $2,500 of paid by Consolidated to Central Repub­ by Consolidated, by the issuance of new legal fees and certain accounting ex­ lic Company, and to enter such further common stock of the par value of $15 penses, estimated at $3,500. Included order, or orders, in respect of the pay­ per share in substitution for such stock within the estimated expenses is an item ment of such fees as the Commission without par value. Cn February 3, 1944, of $20,000 representing fees proposed to may hereinafter determine to be appro­ we filed our findings and opinion and be paid by Consolidated to Central Re­ priate, and (2) in respect of the pro­ entered our order herein granting the public Company for financial services. posed definitive application of the pro­ applications'and permitting the declara­ We find that the fees and expenses as ceeds of the sale by Consolidated of the tions to become effective in respect of estimated, other than the financial serv­ stock of Central Illinois, pending the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, February 18, 1944 1931 further order, or orders, of the Commis*- granted forthwith, subject only to those Yards and notice of such fact is given sion. terms and conditions prescribed by the to its owner and to the public, and by By the Commission. Commission’s order in this matter dated filing with the Division of the Federal [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, February 3,1944 and subject to the terms Register. Secretary. and conditions prescribed by Rule U-24. By the Commission. (7 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 181 et seq.; E.O. 9280, IF. R. Doc. 44-2297; Filed, February 16, 1944; 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. 3807; E.O. 4:24 p. m.] [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 F.R. 14783) Secretary. Done at Washington, D. C., this 16th [. . R. Doc. 44-2298; Filed, February 16, 1944; day of February 1944. [File No. 70-844] 4:25 p. m.] Thomas J\ F lavin, Central Ohio Light & P ower Company Assistant to the War Food Administrator. SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION [File No. 1-725] At a regular session of the Securities [F. R. Doc. 44—2346; Filed, February 17, 1944; and Exchange Commission, held at its Brooklyn and Queens T ransit Cor­ 11:23 a. m.] office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ poration sylvania, on the 15th day of February ORDER SETTING HEARING ON APPLICATION TO 1944. STRIKE FROM LISTING AND REGISTRATION WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. Central Ohio Light & Power Company, At a regular session of the Securities Sanotuf Mattress Company an electric utility company and a sub­ and Exchange Commission, held at its sidiary of Crescent Public Service Com­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on CONSENT ORDER pany, a registered holding company, hav­ the 15th day of February, A. D. 1944. ing filed an application and amendments Sanotuf Mattress Company, a Mis­ thereto pursuant to section 6 (b) of the The New York Stock Exchange, pur­ souri corporation, located at 1010 North Public Utility Holding Company Act of suant to section 12 (d) of the Securities 10th Street, St. Louis, Missouri, engaged 1935, for exemption from the provisions Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule X-12D2-1 in the manufacture of bedding products, of section 6 (a) of said act of the issu­ (b) promulgated thereunder, having was charged by the War Production ance and sale, in accordance with Rule made application to strike from listing Board on August 27, 1943, with having and registration the Common Stock, No used, in the production of box springs, U-50 promulgated under said act, of Par Value, of Brooklyn and Queens $4,300,000 principal amount of first mort­ in the period from October 1, 1942, gage bonds, Series A, 3 V2 %, due February Transit Corporation; through May 31, 1943, nearly 7,000 lbs. 1, 1974, the sales price of such bonds to The Commission deeming it necessary of iron and steel in excess of the amount be fixed by competitive bidding and the for the protection of investors that a it was permitted to use under its quota, proceeds thereof to be used for the re­ hearing be held in this matter at which in violation of Limitation Order L-49. demption and retirement of the presently all interested persons be given an oppor­ Sanotuf Mattress Company admits the outstanding first mortgage bonds, Series tunity to be heard; violation as charged and has consented C, due 1964, and Series D, due I960, in It is ordered, That the matter be set to the issuance of this order. accordance with the terms thereof; and down for hearing at 10:00 a. m. on Mon­ Wherefore, upon the agreement and The Commission having by order en­ day, March 6, 1944, at the office of the consent of Sanotuf Mattress Company, tered herein under date of February 3, Securities and Exchange Commission, the Regional Compliance Chief and the 1944 granted said application, as 120 Broadway, New York, New York, and Regional Attorney, and upon the ap­ amended, subject to certain terms and fcontinue thereafter at such times and proval of the Compliance Commissioner, conditions, including the condition that places as the Commission or its officer It is hereby ordered, That: the said proposed issuance and sale of herein designated shall determine, and (a) Deliveries of material to Sanotuf securities shall not be consummated un­ that general notice thereof be given; and Mattress Company, its successors or til the results of competitive bidding It is further ordered, That William J. assigns, shall not be accorded, priority pursuant to Rule U-50 shall have been Cogan, an officer of the Commission, be over deliveries under any other contract made a matter of record in this proceed­ and he hereby is designated to admin­ or order and no preference rating shall ing and a further order shall have been ister oaths and affirmations, subpoena be assigned, applied or extended to such entered by this Commission in the light witnesses, compel their attendance, take deliveries by means of preference rating of the record as so completed; and evidence, and require the production of certificates, preference rating orders, The record herein having now been any books, papers, correspondence, general preference orders or any other completed in respect of the results of memoranda or other records deemed rel­ order or regulation of the War Produc­ said competitive bidding, the action pro­ evant or material to the inquiry, and to tion Board, unless hereafter specifically posed to be taken by Central Ohio Light perform all other duties in connection authorized in writing by the War Pro­ & Power Company in respect thereof, therewith authorized by law. duction Board. and the definitive terms of the first By the Commission. (b) No allocation or allotment shall mortgage bonds proposed to be issued [seal] Orval L. D uBois, be made to Sanotuf Mattress Company, and sold, and it appearing that Central Secretary. its successors or assigns, of any material Ohio Light & Power Company has ac­ or product, the supply or distribution of [I*. R. Doc. 44-2309; Filed, February 17, 1944; which is governed by any order of the cepted a bid for the afore-mentioned 11:04 a. m.] bonds from Kidder, Peabody & Co.; the War Production Board, unless hereafter price bid for such bonds being 105.159% specifically authorized in writing by the of the principal amount thereof plus ac­ War Production Board. (c) Nothing contained in this order crued interest from February 1, 1944 to WAR FOOD ADMINISTRATION. the date of delivery, such bonds to be shall be deemed to relieve Sanotuf Mat­ resold to the public at 105.75% of the Greater Little R ock S tock Yards * tress Company, its successors or assigns, principal amount thereof plus accrued from any restriction, prohibition or pro­ interest from February 1, 1944 to date NOTICE AS TO POSTED STOCKYARD vision contained in any other order or of delivery, representing a spread to the It has been ascertained that the regulation of the War Production Board, underwriters of .591% of the principal Greater Little Rock Stock Yards, Inc., except in so far as the ¡Same may be in­ amount of said bonds; and North Little Rock, Arkansas, posted on consistent with the provisions hereof. The Commission having examined the April 12,1938, as coming within the juris­ (d) This order shall take effect on record herein and finding no basis for diction of the Packers and Stockyards February 16, 1944 and shall expire on imposing additional terms and conditions Act, 1921, as amended, is now owned and April 16, 1944. with respect to the proposed transac­ operated by P. C. Hogan, doing business Issued this 9th day of February 1944. tions other than those prescribed in the as Greater Little Rock Stock Yards, and War P roduction B oard, Commission’s order of February 3, 1944 that the name of the yard is now the By J. J oseph Whelan, and those prescribed by Rule U-24; Greater Little Rock Stook Yards. There­ Recording Secretary. It is ordered, That the said application, fore, the posted name of the stockyard [F. R. Doc. 44-2296; Filed, February 16, 1944; as amended, be, and the some is hereby, is changed to Greater Little Rock Stock 4:29 p. m.]