FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 8 \ 1934 ^ NUMBER 21 ^^A/JTEO ^ Washington, Saturday, January 30, 1943

Regulations Chapter XI—Food Distribution Adminis­ CONTENTS tration REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE [Food Distribution Order 12] Alien P roperty Custodian: Page Vesting orders: P art 1401—D airy P roducts Chapter IV—Federal Crop Insurance Ballerini, Joyce Sampson_1_ 1325 Corporation butter Colleoni, Irene Ann______1326 Hungarian Reference Li­ Part 411—1942 Cotton Crop Insurance Reissuance of Conservation Order brary______1325 Contract R egulations M-267 issued by War Production Board. Pursuant to the authority vested in me Pauls, Emil____ :______1325 B itum inous Coal D ivisio n: INDEMNITIES SUBJECT TO INSURANCE by Executive Order No. 9280, dated De­ CONTRACT PROVISIONS District 3, minimum price cember 5, 1942, and to assure an ade­ schedule amended______1304 By virtue of the authority vested in quate supply and efficient distribution of butter to meet war and essential civilian Floyd, John Early; hearing___ 1322 the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation B oard of Economic W arfare: by the Federal Crop Insurance Act, ap­ needs, It is hereby ordered as follows: Thomas, Will, and Co.; denial of- proved February 16, 1938, as amended, § 1401.12 Butter, set aside for require­ licensing privileges______1324 the 1942 Cotton Crop Insurance Regula­ ments of governmental agencies—(a) Civil A eronautics B oard: tions are amended as follows: Definitions. When used in this regula­ Air traffic rules; landing at Section 411.231 of said regulations is tion, unless otherwise distinctly ex­ nearest suitable airport___ 1303 amended to read as follows: pressed or manifestly incompatible with Mechanic certificates; mechanic the intent thereof: ratings______1303 § 411.23 Indemnities subject to all (1) The term “Conservation Order Coast G uard: provisions of insurance contract. In­ M-267” means the order (7 F.R. 9686) Women’s Reserve______1319 demnities payable to any person shall be issued by Ernest Kanzler, Director Gen­ F ederal Communications Commis­ subject to all the provisions of the in­ eral for Operations, on November 20, sio n : surance contract, including the right of 1942, with respect to butter, and desig­ WOKO, Inc., hearing______1325 the Corporation to deduct from any such nated as Conservation Order M-267. F ederal Crop Insurance Corpora­ indemnity the unpaid amount of the (2) The term “butter” means butter tio n: as defined in the act of March 4, 1923, 1942 cotton crop insurance; in­ note of the original insured for the pay­ Chapter 268, 42 Stat. 1500, U. S. C. Title demnities subject to insur­ ment of the earned premium: Provided, 21, section 6. ance contract provisions__ 1301 however, That in case of a transfer of (3) The term “warehouses in the 35 F ood D istribution Administration: an interest in an insured crop, such cities” means the cold storage warehouses Bachman and Peterson Live­ deduction to be made from an indemnity which reported their weekly butter stock Commission Co., no­ payable to the transferee shall not ex­ stocks from October 30, 1942, through tice under Packers and ceed the premium due on the interest November 20, 1942, to the Agricultural Stockyards Act______1303 in the crop so transferred. Any indem­ Marketing Administration of the United Butter (FDO 12)______1301 nity payable to any person other than States Department of Agriculture, which Citrus fruit juice (FDO 3, Am. the original insured as a result of trans­ warehouses are located in or near the 2) ______.* 1303 fer, or otherwise, shall be subject to any following cities: New York Metropolitan Interior D epartment: collateral assignment of the insurance Area; Chicago, Illinois; Philadelphia, Alaska; coal mining on reserved contract by the original insured. Pennsylvania; Boston, Massachusetts; lands______1323 Buffalo, New York; Lowville, New York; Land withdrawals for use by (Secs. 506 (e) ; 507 (c), 508, 509, 516 (b); Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Detroit, Mich­ War Department: 52 Stat. 73, 74, 75, 77; 7 U.S.C. 1940 ed., igan; Cleveland, Ohio; Milwaukee, Wis­ California; for civilian hous­ 1506 (e), 1507 (c), 1508, 1509, 1516 (b), consin; Plymouth, Wisconsin; Marsh­ ing project______1323 as amended by 55 Stat. 255) field, Wisconsin; Green Bay, Wisconsin; Mississippi; for military pur­ St. Paul, Minnesota; Minneapolis, Minne­ poses____,____.______1323 Adopted by the Board of Directors on sota; Kansas City, Missouri; Omaha, Interstate Commerce Com mission: December 22, 1942. Nebraska; St Louis, Missouri; Denver, Prescribed annual report forms: [seal] m . Clifford T ownsend, Colorado; Seattle, Washington ^Portland, Electric railways______1322 Chairman of the Board. Oregon; Los Angeles, California; San Motor carriers______1322 Approved: January 28, 1943. Francisco, California; Springfield, Mas­ N ational P ark Service: P aul H. Appleby, sachusetts; Cincinnati, Ohio; Duluth, Speed regulations, amendments. 1321 Acting Secretary of Agriculture. Minnesota; Ft. Worth, Texas; Dallas, N ational W ar Labor B oard: Texas; Petaluma, California; Santa Rosa, Wage or salary adjustment^: [P. R. Doc. 43-1529; Filed, January 29, 1943; California; Oakland, California; San Hospital service employees— 1303 ______11:38 a. m.] Diego, California; Providence, Rhode Is- National Housing Agency___ 1304 16 F.R. 6446. (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 1301 1302 - FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 CONTENTS—Continued This is to certify that the following quan­ tity of butter ------— — removed by me W age and H our D ivision: Pag« o n ______1943, fr o m ------— ------Metal, plastics, machinery and Is not Included within the percentage of FEDERALÄ1EGISTER instrument industries, etc.; my holdings, or the holdings of my predeces­ "V. I93< tir sor in title, which was required to be set industry committee ap­ aside by Conservation Order M-267, as pointment______1324 superseded by Food Distriction Order N o.__ _ W ar D epartment: Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Waters near Camp Hulen, Signature and days following legal holidays by the Texas; danger zone regula­ By:------Division of the Federal Register, The National tions______1320 (Duly authorized official) Archives, pursuant to thè authority con­ tained in the Federal Register Act, approved W ar P roduction Board: (e) Restrictions on warehouseman. July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula­ Domestic cooking appliances No warehouseman in the 35 cities may tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ (L-23-d)______1307 release or deliver any butter, required to mittee, approved by the President. Petroleum production, trans­ be set aside pursuant to Conservation The Administrative Committee consists of portation, etc.: Order M-267 and not heretofore deliv­ the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer (P-98-b)______1307 ered or released in accordance with the of the Department of Justice designated by (P-98-c)______— -— 1309 the Attorney General, and the Public Printer provisions of Conservation Order M-267, or Acting Public Printer. Plastics molding machinery from his custody or control with knowl­ The daily issue of the F ederal R egister (L-159)______— 1309 edge or reason to believe that such is will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free Rayon yarn (M-37)------— 1307 being delivered or removed in violation of postage, for $1.25 per m onth or $12.50 per Steel shipping drums (L-197)— 1310 of the terms hereof. Unless such,de­ year, payable in advance. The charge for Suspension orders: livery is to a governmental agency, the single copies (minimum, 10i) varies in pro­ Columbus Bed Spring Co----- 1306 respective warehouseman shall obtain, portion to the size of the issue. Remit Keidel Plumbing Co------1306 money order for subscription or single copies at the time of making such delivery, a W ar S hipping Administration: payable to the Superintendent of Documents certificate as required by (d) hereof; and directly to the Government Printing Office, U. S. waterborne foreign com­ each such warehouseman shall retain Washington, D. C. merce; forwarding and each such certificate in his files for at There are no restrictions on the republica­ transportation------1321 least six months subsequent to the re­ tion of material appearing in the F ederal ceipt thereof. R egister. (f ) Records and reports. Each person Telephone information: District 0525. land; Cuba, TTew York; Syracuse, New subject to the provisions of Conservation York. Order M-267 and the provisions hereof (4) TJhe term “Director” means the shall maintain such records for at least CONTENTS—Continued Director of Food Distribution, United two years, or for such other period of time as the Director may designate, and O ffice of P rice Administration: Page States Department of Agriculture, or any Adjustments, etc.: employee of the United States Depart­ shall execute and file such reports and Florida bean hampers------1317 ment of Agriculture designated by such submit such information as the Director Administration; treatment of Director. may from time to time request or direct, property transportation tax (5) The term “person” means any in­ and such reports and information shall (Supp. Order 31, Am. l ) — 1312 dividual, partnership, corporation, as­ be submitted within such periods of time Ceramic products; vitrified clay sociation, or other business entity. as may be prescribed by the Director. sewer pipe, etc. (MPR 206, (b) Restrictions on delivery. With­ (g) Petition for relief from hardship. Am. 2)______1314 out regard to preexisting contracts, and Any person affected by this order who Coffee rationing: until March 6, 1943, butter, required to considers that compliance herewith (Order 12, Am. 9)------1316 be set aside pursuant to Conservation would work ah exceptional and unrea­ (Order 12, Am. 10)------1316 Order M-267 and not heretofore deliv­ sonable hardship on him may petition Coke: ered or released in accordance with the in writing for relief, and such petition By-product foundry and blast provisions of Conservation Order M-267, shall be submitted to the Director and furnace (RPS 29, Am. 2) _ 1313 may not be delivered except on specific shall set forth all pertinent facts and the Pennsylvania beehive oven permission of the Director, or to or for nature of the relief sought. The direc­ furnace (RPS 77, Am. 3) - 1313 the account of the Army, Navy, Marine tor may thereupon take such action as Food products, certain packed Corps, Coast Guard, the Coast and Geo­ he deems appropriate, and such decision (MPR 306, Am. 1)------1313 detic Survey, the War Shipping Adminis­ by the Director shall be final. Fuel oil rationing (Order 11, tration, or any agency of the United (h) Communications. All reports re­ Am. 31)______1316 States for supplies to be delivered to or quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ Gasoline rationing (Order 5C, for the account of the government of any munications concerning said Conserva­ Am. 19)______1318 foreign country pursuant to the act of tion Order M-267, as hereby amended, Heating stoves, rationing (Or­ March 11,1941 (Lend-Lease Act). shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad­ der 9, Am. 1)— ------1319 (c) Audits and inspections. Every dressed to: Dairy and Poultry Branch, Petroleum and petroleum prod­ person subject to this order shall, upon Food Distribution Administration, United ucts: request, permit inspections, at all rea­ States Department of Agriculture, Wash­ (RPS 88, Am. 63)______1312 sonable times, of his stocks of butter and ington, D. C. Ref: FD-12. (RPS 88, Am. 64)______1318 premises used in his business; and all (i) Delegation of authority. The Di­ Rubber goods, mechanical (MPR of his books, records, and accounts shall, rector is hereby designated to administer 149, Am. 6)______1312 upon request, be submitted to audit and the provisions hereof. Used supplies or equipment, ex­ inspection by the Direotor. (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ ception from General Maxi­ (d) Certificates. No person other fully violates any provision of this order mum Price Regulation than those agencies specified in or pur­ or who, by any act or omission, falsifies (GMPR, Am. 42)...... 1317 suant to (b) hereof shall remove butter, records to be kept or information to be R ural E lectrification Adm inis­ required to be set aside pursuant to Con­ furnished, pursuant to this order, or tration: servation Order M-267 and not hereto­ wilfully conceals a material fact con­ Allocation of funds for loans (2 fore delivered or released ,in accordance cerning a matter, in connection with this documents)______- 1323 with the provisions of Conservation Or­ order, within the jurisdiction of any de­ der M-267, from any warehouse in the partment or agency of the United States S ecurities and E xchange Com­ may be prohibited from receiving or m issio n : 35 cities unless such person files with the Hearings, etc.: warehouseman a certificate, in duplicate, making further deliveries of any material Chapman’s Ice Cream Co__ 1326 in substantially the following language subject to allocation; and such further Comstock Tunnel and Drain­ (with the appropriate information in­ action may be taken against any such age Co______1326 serted in the blank spaces) ; person as the Director deems appro- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1303 priate, including recommendations for condition«4hat he shall not sell, deliver, TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION prosecution under section 35 a of the , transfer, or use, such juice in advance Criminal Code (18 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 80), of that date, or such other date as may Chapter I*—Civil Aeronautics Board under Paragraph 5 of section 301 of Title be fixed by the Secretary of Agricul­ [Amendment 24-1, Civil Air Regulations] ttt of the Second War Powers Act, and ture, and he certifies in writing that he under any and all other applicable laws. will comply with these conditions. Such P art 24—Mechanic Certificates (k) Conservation Order M-267 hereby certification shall be forwarded to the mechanic ratings superseded. This order supersedes, ex­ Director within five days after accept­ cept in the respects stated herein, Con-, ance of delivery and shall be in sub­ At a session of the Civil Aeronautics servation Order M-267, but with respect stantially the following form: Board held at its office in Washington, to violations of said Conservation Order D. C., on the 21st day of January 1943. Pursuant to paragraph (b) (4) Food Dis­ Acting pursuant to sections 205 (a), M-267 or rights accrued, liabilities in­ tribution Order No. 3, as amended, with the curred, or appeals taken under said Con­ terms of which order the undersigned Is 601, and 602 of the Civil Aeronautics Act servation Order M-267 prior to the ef­ familiar, we have o n ______accepted de- of 1938, as amended, the Civil Aeronau­ fective date hereof, said Conservation (Date) , tics Board amends the Civil Air Regu­ Order M-267 shall be deemed to be in livery of ______of canned lations as follows: full force and effect for the purpose of (Quantity) Effective January 21, 1943, Part 24 of sustaining any proper suit, action, or grapefruit juice from ______the Civil Air Regulations is amended as other proceeding with respect to any (Processor’s name and follows: ______This juice is (will be) stored at 1. By amending § 24.2 to read as fol­ such violation, right, or liability. Any address) appeal pending under said Conservation ------... ------We hereby lows: Order M-267 shall be considered under (Place of storage) § 24.2 Mechanic ratings. Mechanic the provisions of paragraph (g) hereof. certify and agree that we will not (and we ratings are as follows: (l) Effective date. This order shall understand that we are not permitted to) (a) Aircraft mechanic rating; be effective as of 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., sell, deliver, transfer, or use such canned grapefruit juice prior to April 1, 1943, or (b) Aircraft engine mechanic rating; January 29, 1943. such other date as may be fixed by the Secre­ (c) Factory mechanic rating. (E.O. 9280; 7 F.R. 10179) tary of Agriculture. 2. By striking § 24.22, including §§24.- Issued this 28th day of January 1943. 220, 24.221, and 24.222, and inserting in (Purchaser) lieu thereof § 24.22 (Unassigned). [seal] P aul H. Appleby, B y ------(Duly authorized official) 3. By amending the table of contents Acting Secretary of Agriculture. to conform to this amendment. [F. R. Doc. 43-1525; Filed, January 29, 1943; (E. O. 9280, 7 FJEt. 10179) By the Civil Aeronautics Board. 11:40 a. m.] Issued this 28th day of January 1943. [seal] D arwin Charles B rown, [seal] P aul H. Appleby, Secretary. [Food Distribution Order 3, Amendment 2] Acting Secretary of Agriculture. [F. R. Doc. 43-149]); Filed, January 28, 1943; Part 1405—F ruits and Vegetables [F. R. Doc. 43-1526; Filed, January 29, 1943; 4:07 p. m.] 11:40 a. m.] restrictions on manufacture and sale OF CITRUS FRUIT JUICE [Amendment 60-7, Civil Air Regulations] Pursuant to authority vested in me P art 60—Air T raffic R ules by Executive Order No. 9280, issued De­ TITLE 9—ANIMALS AND ANIMAL cember 5, 1942, Pood Distribution Order PRODUCTS landing at nearest suitable airport No. 3, § 1405.1 (b) (4) (8 F.R. 255), is At a session of the Civil Aeronautics amended to read as follows : 4 Chapter II—Food Distribution Board held at its office in Washington, § 1405.1 * Citrus fruit juice. * * * Administration D. C., on the 21st day of January 1943. (b) Restrictions on production,- sale, Acting pursuant to sections 205 (a) P art 204—P osted S tockyards and Live and 601 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of and delivery of citrus fruit juice. * * * P oultry Markets (4) Without regard to existing con­ 1938, as amended, the Civil Aeronautics tracts, during the period beginning Jan­ BACHMAN & PETERSON LIVESTOCK COMMIS­ Board amends the Civil Air Regulations uary 6, 1943, and ending March 31, 1943, SION CO., OSHKOSH, NEBR. as follows: Effective January 21, 1943, Part 60 of no processor shall sell or deliver, and no J anuary 28, 1943. State or Fédéral Government agency and the Civil Air Regulations is amended as no person shall buy, or receive other than Notice under Packers and Stockyards follows: for transportation or storage, from any Act.1 By striking § 60.5721 (b) and inserting Whereas the Oshkosh Live Stock Com­ in lieu thereof the following: processor any canned grapefruit juice, mission Company was posted on June 14, except pursuant to a Government war § 60.5721 (b) Effect a landing. The contract: Provided, That any processor 1941, as a stockyard subject to the pro­ visions of the Packers and Stockyards pilot may effect a landing $t the nearest may sell and deliver canned grapefruit Act, 1921; and suitable airport at which favorable juice prior to April 1, 1943, if the proc­ weather conditions exist. essor prior to delivery notifies the pur­ Whereas it appears that said stock- chaser in. writing that the delivery of yard is now known as Bachman & Peter­ By the Civil Aeronautics Board. such canned grapefruit juice is subject son Livestock Commission Company, [seal] D arwin Charles Brown, to the restrictions of this order and the* and is being operated by H. C. Peterson Secretary. purchaser is required to hold such juice and W. J. Bachman, doing business as Bachman & Peterson Livestock Commis­ [F. R. Doc. 43-1498; Filed, January 28, 1943; until after March 31, 1943, or such other 4:07 p. m.] date as may be fixed by the Secretary sion Company: of Agriculture. Any processor who de­ Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the livers canned grapefruit juice pursuant notice of the posting of said stockyard to this proviso shall' on the first and fif­ be, and it hereby is, amended to show TITLE 29-LABOR teenth of each month furnish the Di­ that the correct name of the stockyard Chapter VI—National War Labor Board rector with a statement showing the is Bachman & Peterson Livestock Com­ names and addresses of persons to whom mission Company, Oshkosh, Nebraska. [General Order 26} deliveries of canned grapefruit juice were [seal] P aul H. Appleby, P art 803—G eneral Orders made and the quantity delivered to each Acting Secretary of Agriculture. such person during the period covered by CERTAIN EMPLOYEES ENGAGED IN HOSPITAL [F. R. Doc. 43-1530; Filed, January 29, 1943; SERVICES the statement: And provided, further, 11:38 a. m.] That any person may purchase and re­ § 803.26 General Order 26. (a) Ad­ ceive from a processor canned grapefruit Modifies list posted stockyards 9 CFR justments in the wages or salaries of em­ juice prior to April 1, 1943, upon the 204.1. ployees engaged in rendering hospital 1304 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 services and employed by a non-profit (3) Property managers jjf Defense in shipping points for the coals of cer­ organization which maintains and oper­ Homes Corporation projects. tain other mines. ates a hospital will be deemed approved (b) In the performance of its duties Original petitions, pursuant to section without submission to the Board, pro­ hereunder the Housing Wage Agency 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of viding that such adjustments do not shall comply with Executive Order 9250, 1937, having been duly filed with this Di­ raise the wages or salaries beyond the dated October 3, 1942, and all regula­ vision by the above-named party, re­ prevailing level of compensation for sim­ tions heretofore or hereafter issued questing the establishment, both tem­ ilar services in the area or community. thereunder, and with the declaration of porary and permanent, of price classi­ (b) Monthly reports of such adjust­ wage policy of the National War Labor fications and minimum prices for the ments shall be submitted by each such Board, dated November 6, 1942. The coals of certain mines in District No. 3 organization to the National War Labor Housing Wage Agency, without making and requesting changes in shipping Board’s Division of Review and Analy­ an initial ruling thereon may refer to points for the coals of certain other sis, together with such information and the National War Labor Board, for de­ mines, located in District No. 3; and data as the said Division or the Board cision by the Board, any application It appearing that said petitions should may from time to time require. which in its opinion presents doubtful or be consolidated, and that a reasonable (c) Such adjustments shall be subject disputed questions of sufficient serious­ showing of necessity has been made for to the National War Labor Board’s ul­ ness and import to warrant direct action the granting of temporary relief in the timate right of review on its own initia­ by the Board. manner hereinafter set forth; and tive, but any modification or reversal (c) The Housing Wage Agency shall No petitions of intervention having thereof will not be retroactive. transmit to the Review and Research Di­ been filed with the Division in the above- (d) Adjustments which would have vision of the National War Labor Board entitled matters; and * the effect of raising the wages or salaries copies of its rulings, and rules of proce­ The following action being deemed above the prevailing level of compen­ dure, if any, as they are issued, and such necessary in order to effectuate the pur­ sation for similar services in the area additional data and reports as said Di­ poses of the Act; must be submitted for approval by the vision or the Board may from time to It is ordered, That said petitions be, Board in the usual manner. time deem necessary. and the same hereby are, consolidated; (d) Any ruling by the Housing Wage It is further ordered, That, pending (E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Agency hereunder shall be deemed the final disposition of the above-entitled Adopted: January 22, 1943. act of the National War Labor Board and matter, temporary relief is granted as L. K. G a r r is o n , shall be final, subject to the National follows: Commencing forthwith § 323.6 Executive Director and War Labor Board’s right to review rul­ (Alphabetical list of code members) is General Counsel. ings on its own motion and to reverse amended by adding thereto Supplements or modify the same. Any such reversal R^-I and R-IV, § 323.8 (Special prices— [F. R. Doc. 43-1484; Filed, January 28, 1943; or modification shall not be retroactive (b) Railroad fuel prices for all move­ 2:57 p. m.] and shall allow the Commissioner of the ments except via lakes) is amended by Federal Public Housing Authority a pe­ adding thereto Supplements R-II and riod of two weeks for compliance. Rr-V, § 323.8 (Special prices—(c) Rail­ [General Order 27] (E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) road fuel, prices for movement via all lakes—all ports) is amended by adding P art 803—G eneral O rders Adopted: January 23, 1943. thereto Supplements R-III and R-VI AUTHORIZATION OF ADMINISTRATOR OF NA­ L. K. G arrison, and § 323.23 (General prices) is amended TIONAL HOUSING AGENCY TO RULE ON WAGE Executive Director and by adding thereto Supplement T, which AND SALARY ADJUSTMENTS OF DESIGNATED“ General Counsel. supplements are hereinafter set forth EMPLOYEES [F. R. Doc. 43-1485; Filed, January 28, 1943; and hereby made a part hereof. 2:57 p. m.] It is further ordered, That .pleadings § 803.27 General Order 27. (a) The in opposition to the original petitions in National War Labor Board, in accord­ the above-entitled matters and applica­ ance with the further provisions of this tions to stay, terminate or modify the order, hereby delegates to the Admin­ TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES temporary relief herein granted may be istrator of the National Housing Agency, filed with the Division within forty-five to be exercised on his behalf by the Com­ Chapter II—Bituminous Coal Division (45) days from the date of this order, missioner of the Federal Public- Housing [Dockets Nos. A-1776 and A-1782] pursuant to the rules and regulations Authority (hereafter referred to as the governing practice and procedure before Housing Wage Agency), the power to P art 323—Minimum P rice Schedule, the Bituminous Coal Division in proceed­ approve or disapprove all applications District No. 3 ings instituted pursuant to section 4 II for adjustments of wages and salaries ORDER OF CONSOLIDATION, ETC. (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. (insofar as approval thereof has been It is further ordered, That the relief made a function of the National War Order of consolidation and order herein granted shall become final sixty Labor Board) of employees whose wages granting temporary relief and condi­ (69) days from the date of this order, and salaries are not fixed by statute that tionally providing for final relief in the are employed within the continental matter of the petitions of District Board unless it shall otherwise be ordered. United States and Alaska by: No. 3 for the establishment of price class­ Dated: January 4,1943. (1) Federal Public Housing Authority. ifications and minimum prices for the [seal] Dan H. W heeler, (2) Defense Homes Corporation. coals of certain mines and for changes Director. » T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective M inim u m P rices for D istrict N o 3 _ . Note: The material contained in these supplements is to be read in the light of the classifications, prices, instructions excentions ann ___1 , Price Schedule for District No. 3 and supplements thereto. ; ^ ructions, exceptions, and other provisions contained in Part 323, A/nnirmim FOR ALL SHIPM ENTS EXCEPT TRUCK § 323.6 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R-I [Alphabetical listing of code members having railway loading facilities, showing price classification by size group numbers]

Mine index Code member Freight Size group numbers Mine name Seam Shipping point Railroad origin No. group number 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 953 Chisler & Sneed (Orval Chisler)..______Martin...... Sewickley... Granville, W. Va__ '.. Mongh. 488 Consolidation Coal Company...... Consol. #22-B (S)__ J 489 Consolidation Coal Company__ Pittsburgh.. Monongah, W. Va..... B&O... J J J J (t) (t) Consol. #22-C (S).. (Pittsburgh. _ Monongah, W. Va___ B&O... F F F F F (t) 358 Frame, H. M...... Bonnett #2...___ F F (t) 1101 Pittsburgh.. Gilmer, W. V a ...... B&O... F F F

§ 323.8 Special prices—(b) Railroad fuel prices for all movements except via lakesi— § 323.8 Supplement R-II Special prices—(c) Railroad fuel prices for movement via all lakes_all ports—Supplement R -in prices add these mine index numbers to the respective groups set forth in § 323.8 (b) m minimum price schedule. p s p F?T railroad fuel prices add these mine index numbers to the respective grouns Group No. 1: 358, 486, 487, 488, 489; Group No. 4: 953 (a); Group No. 6: 1101. set forth in § 323.8 (c) in minimum price schedule. respective groups Group No. 1: 358, 486, 487, 488, 489; Group No. 4: 953; Group No. 6: 1101. § 323.6 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R-IV

Mine 1943 30, January Saturday, index Code member Freight Size group numbers No. Mine name Seam Shipping point origin Railroad gròup number 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 246 Bingamon Run Coal Company. Pittsburgh.. Josephine, W. Va 449 Consolidation Coal Company Consol. #51-A (8)..._ WM... 45$ Richwood Coal Mining Ôo Pittsburgh.. Shinnston, W. Va. B&O... F F (t) (t) (t) (t) (t) 23 River Seam Coal Company Richwood, W. Va . B&O... F F (t) (t) (t) (t) (t) Pittsburgh.. Brady, W. Va___ Mongh. A A A A A A A F F (t) (î) (t) (t) (t) t Indicates no classification effective for these size groups. N ote: The above prices are applicable only via the respective freight origin groups, shipping points, and railroads shown for the respective mines. Shipping points previously assigned to these mines are hereby deleted. 1305 1306 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 § 323.8 Special prices—(b) Railroad fuel § 323.8 Special prices—(c) Railroad (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; prices for all movements except via fuel prices for movement via all lakes— W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, lakes—Supplement R-V all ports—Supplement R-VI 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law For railroad fuel prices add these mine For railroad fuel prices add these mine 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. index numbers to the respective groups index numbers to the respective groups Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) set forth in § 323.8 (b) in minimum price set forth in § 323.8 (c) in minimum price schedule. schedule. issued this 28th day of January 1943. Group No. 1: 23 (a), 246, 449; Group Group No. 1: 23,246,449; Group No. 5: C u r t i s E . C a l d e r , No. 5: 455. 455. Director General for Operations. [F. R. Doc. 43-1504; Filed, January 28, 1943; FOR TRUCK SHIPMENTS 4:42 p. m.] § 323.23 General prices—Supplement T [Prices in cents per net ton for shipment into all market areas]

P a r t 1010—S u s p e n s i o n O r d e r s Size groups [Suspension Order S-223]

COLUMBUS BED SPRING COMPANY M Columbus Bed Spring Company, an GQ3 Ohio corporation, processed 25,000 lbs. Code member index Mine Seam County and under, of steel during the period between June

d 2" over ljd " 19 and August 5, 1942, and assembled z and under H 3 from this steel 1,162 beds, in violation of 9) Slack VA" Egg bottom size bottom size but bottom over size over 2", bottom size bottom size 2", over | General Conservation Order M-126, as %” All All Nut and Pea 2" 3 Lump 2", Egg 2", Lump 1H" and under, i i Lump over 2", Egg l I I Run resultantMine of amended. The respondent was aware a that the War Production Board had is­ § 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 sued restrictions on the use of steel for the manufacture of beds, but the re­ 484 Pittsburgh.. Marion__ 243 238 238 213 213 198 188 Consolidation Coal 488 Consol. #22-B (S). Pittsburgh.. Marion__ 243 , 238 238 213 213 198 188 spondent proceeded with this processing Company. of steel without endeavoring to ascer­ Consolidation Coal 489 Consol. #22-C (S). Pittsburgh.. Marion__ 243 238 238 213 213 198 188 tain whether it was prohibited by the Company. Potter, Chas. E. (Win- 486 Winchester #4 (S). Pittsburgh.. Harrison.. 243 238 238 213 213 198 188 restrictions of the War Production Chester Coal Co.). Board. This constituted a wilful viola­ 487 Pittsburgh.. Harrison.. 243 238 238 213 213 198 188 Williams, Karl O...... 470 Williams..!...... Bakerstown. Braxton_ 238 233 233 208 208 193 183 tion of General Conservation Order M- 126, as amended. This violation has hampered and im­ [F. R. Doc. 43-1479; Filed, January 28,1943; 12:18 p. m.] peded the prosecution of the war by diverting scarce material to uses pro­ hibited by the War Production Board. In view of the foregoing factfe, It is here­ TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE Elmer Spindel, individually or doing bus­ iness as Keidel Plumbing Company or by ordered, That: Chapter IX—War Production Board otherwise, his successors and assigns, § 1010.223 Suspension Order S-223 Subchapter B—Director General for Operations shall not be accorded priority over de­ (a) Deliveries of material to Columbus liveries under any other contract or or­ Bed Spring Company, its successors and P a r t 1010—S u s p e n s i o n O r d e r s der and no preference ratings shall be assigns, shall not be accorded priority [Suspension Order S-226] assigned or applied to such deliveries by over deliveries under any other contract means of preference rating certificates, or order and no preference ratings shall KEIDEL PLUMBING COMPANY preference rating orders, general prefer­ be assigned or applied to such deliveries Elmer Spindel, doing business as Keidel ence orders, or any other orders or reg­ by means of preference rating certifi­ Plumbing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, is ulations of the Director of Industry Op­ cates, preference rating orders, general a dealer in plumbing supplies. From erations or the Director General for Op­ preference orders or any other orders or April 16 to September 30,1942, the com­ erations, except as specifically authorized regulations of the Director of Industry pany sold new metal plumbing equipment by the Director General for Operations. Operations or the Director General for on orders in excess of $10 to ultimate (b) No allocation shall be made to Operations except as specifically author­ consumers on orders which did not bear Elmer Spindel, individually or doing ized by the Director General for Opera­ any preference ratings or certifications, business as Keidel Plumbing Company tions. in wilful violation of Limitation Order or otherwise, his successors and assigns, (b) No allocation shall be made to L-79. From April 17 to August 5, 1942, of any material the supply or distribu­ Columbus Bed Spring Company, its suc­ the company applied preference ratings tion of which is governed by any order cessors and assigns, of any material the of A-10 under Preference Rating Order of the Director of Industry Operations supply or distribution of which is gov­ P-84 to certain purchase orders for ma­ or the Director General for Operations, erned by any order of the Director of terials. At the time that these prefer­ except as specifically authorized by the Industry Operations or the Director ence ratings were applied, the company Director General for Operations. General for Operations, except as specifi­ did not have rated orders from its cus­ (c) Nothing contained in this order cally authorized by the Director General tomers to support its use of these rat­ shall be deemed to relieve Elmer Spindel, for Operations. ings. The application of such ratings individually or doing business as Keidel (c) Nothing .contained in this order constituted wilful violations of Prefer­ Plumbing Company or otherwise, from shall be deemed to relieve Columbus Bed ence Rating Order P-84 and misrepre­ any restriction, prohibition, or provision ' Spring Company from any restriction, sentations to the War Production Board. contained in any other order or regula­ prohibition or provision contained in The foregoing violations of Limitation tion of the Director of Industry Opera­ any other order or regulation of the Di­ Order L-79 and Preference Rating Order tions or the Director General for Oper­ rector of Industry Operations or the P-84 have hampered and impeded the ations, except in so far as the same may Director General for Operations, except war effort of the United States by divert­ be inconsistent with the provisions as specifically authorized by the Direc­ ing scarce materials to uses unauthor­ hereof. . tor General for Operations. ized by the War Production Board. In (d) This order shall take effect on (d) This order shall take effect on view of the foregoing, It is hereby or­ January 31, 1943, and shall expire on January 30, 1943 and shall expire on dered, That: April 30, 1943, at which time the re­ April 30,1943, at which time the restric­ tions contained in this order shall be of § 1010.226 Suspension Order No. strictions contained in this order shall S-226. (a) Deliveries of material to be of no further effect. no further effect. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1307 (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; transportation, refining and marketing (2) The Director General for Opera­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 of petroleum, preference ratings are tions may from time to time issue sup­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, hereby assigned to deliveries of neces­ plementary orders or specific directions 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th sary material upon the terms herein­ with respect to the application of prefer­ Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and after set forth; 507, 77th Cong.) * ence ratings or the use of material ob­ .v § 1041.2 Preference Rating Order tained under this order. - Issued this 28th day of January 1943. P-98-b—(a) Definitions. (1) “Person” (c) Assignment of preference ratings. Curtis E. Calder, means any individual, partnership, asso­ Subject to the terms of this order, a Director General for Operations. ciation, business trust, corporation, gov­ preference rating of A-2, A-l-a, AA- [F. R. Doc. 43-1516; Filed, January 28, 1943; ernmental corporation or agency, or any 2X or AA-1 is hereby assigned to de­ 4:44 p. m.] organized group of persons, whether in­ liveries of material to an operator for corporated or not. usejui the petroleum industry. P art 1028—D omestic Cooking Appliances (2) “Operator” means: [Supplementary General Limitation Order (i) Any person located in the United (d) Restrictions on the application of L-23-d, as Amended Jan. 29, 1943] States, its territories or possessions, en­ preference ratings by an operator. (1) gaged in the petroleum industry; or No operator may apply any preference Section 1028.5 Supplementary Limi­ rating assigned by this order to obtain tation Order L-23-d is amended to read (ii) Any person located in the Domin­ as follows; ion of Canada engaged in the petroleum delivery of material unless the material industry to whom and in whose name a cannot otherwise be obtained on the date § 1028.5 Supplementary Limitation when such material is required, and no Order L-23-d. Until March 31,1943, any copy of this order or of Preference Rat­ ing Order P-98, Extended and Amended, operator may apply a preference rating Class C manufacturer may use in the pro­ assigned by this order in any case where duction of domestic heating stoves using is or has been specifically issued and to coal or wood as fuel any iron or steel whom a serial number has been as7 a lower preference rating assigned by without regard to the limitations of Sup­ signed. this order will enable such operator to plementary General Limitation Order No. (3) “Supplier” means any person with secure the material on the date when L-23-c, or amendments thereto, relating whom a contract or purchase order has such material is required. to total weight or weight per unit. been placed for delivery of material to (2) No operator may apply a rating assigned by this order to obtain material , This order shall expire March 31,1943. the operator or to another supplier. (4) “Petroleum” means petroleum, pe­ the use of which may be eliminated by (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; substitution of less scarce material or by W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. troleum products and associated hydro­ carbons, including but not limited to change of design without serious loss of 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 efficiency. F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th natural gas. (5) “Material” means any commodity, (3) No operator may apply a rating Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and assigned by this order to obtain material 507, 77th Cong.) equipment, accessory, part, assembly, or product of any kind. in excess of a 90 day supply thereof: Issued this 29th day of January 1943. (6) “Petroleum industry” means any Provided, That the Director General for Curtis E. Calder, operation directly incident to: Operations may determine and direct Director General for Operations. (i) The discovery, development or de­ that any operator or class of operators [F. R. Doc. 43-1517; Filed, January 29, 1943; pletion of petroleum pools (production); is exempt, in whole or in part, from the 11:15 a. m.] (ii) The extraction or recovery of restrictions contained in this paragraph. natural gasoline and associated hydro­ (4) No operator as defined in para­ carbons (natural gasoline production); graph (a) (2) (i) may apply a rating P art 980—R ayon Y arn assigned by this order to obtain mate­ [Revocation of General Preference Order (iii) The transportation, movement, loading or unloading of petroleum other rial for any use which is restricted, pro­ M-37 and Supplementary Orders, and hibited or in any way limited by any Amendments and Interpretations thereto] than natural gas (transportation); (iv) The processing, refining or com­ order or regulation issued by the War Section 980.1 General Preference Or­ pounding of finished or unfinished pe­ Production Board, other than material der M-37; § 980.2 Supplementary Order troleum products (refining); to be used in conformity with the pro­ M-37-a; § 980.2 Amendment 1; § 980.2 (v) The distribution or dispensing of visions of such order or regulation. Amendment 2; § 980.2 Interpretation 1; petroleum products (other than natural (5) No operator as defined in para­ § 980.3 Supplementary Order M-37-b;, gas) and the storing of petroleum prod­ graph (a) (2) (ii) may apply a rating § 980.3 Amendment 1; § 980.4 Supple­ ucts incident thereto (marketing). assigned by this order to obtain material mentary Order M-37-c; § 980.4 Amend­ (7) “Research laboratory material” for any usé which is restricted, pro­ ment 1, and § 980.4 Amendment 2. means material used exclusively for the hibited, or in any way limited by any The above orders, amendments and in­ purpose of carrying out by means of an applicable order or equivalent authority terpretations are hereby revoked as of existing research laboratory investiga­ issued by the Government of the Do­ midnight January 31,1943, at which time tions into more efficiént or more effec­ minion of Canada, other than material they will have been superseded by Sup­ tive methods of conducting petroleum to be used in conformity with the provi­ plementary Order M-37-d. industry operations, except that such sions of such order or equivalent authority. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; material shall not include material for use in the construction of laboratory (e) Method of application of prefer­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, ence ratings. In order to apply a pref­ 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. buildings or other structures. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law (b) Scope of order. (1) No operator erence rating assigned by this order: 671,76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws may apply any preference rating as­ (1) The operator must endorse on, or 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) signed by this order to obtain delivery attach to, each contract or purchase of material: order placed by him which includes such Issued this 29th day of January 1943. (i) Unless such material is research Curtis E. Calder, • laboratory material, or is to be used in a preference rating, a certification in the Director General for Operations. effecting an alteration which when com­ following form, signed manually or as [F. R. Doc. 43-1522; Filed, January 29, 1943; pleted has involved the use of additional provided in Priorities Regulation No. 7 11:16 a. m.] material having a total value of less (§ 944.27) by an official duly authorized than $500.00, or is to be used for main­ for such purpose: Part 1041-—P roduction, T ransportation, tenance or repair purposes or as operat­ ing supplies; or The undersigned purchaser hereby repre­ R efining and M arketing of Petroleum sents to the seller and to the War Produc­ [Preference Rating Order P-98-b, as Amended (ii) Unless such rating is applied to tion Board that he is entitled to apply or Jan. 29, 1943] obtain delivery of material to be used extend the preference ratings indicated op­ in any operation directly incident to the posite the item shown on this purchase order For the purpose of facilitating the ac­ discovery, development or depletion of and that such application or extension is in quisition of material for the production, petroleum pools. accordance with Priorities Regulation No. 3, 1308 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 as amended, with the terms of which the Materials or to the Oil Controller the (8) Any other data or information undersigned is familiar. information sét forth in paragraph (f). which will help to determine the im­ (4) In tho event that the material portance or urgency of the material for (Name of purchaser) which application for rating is made. specified in Exhibit “A” is to be used (g) Additional preference rating as­ (Address) in service station operations, the opera- sistance. (I) If the preference ratings 'By------tor shall obtain the countersignature of assigned by this order will not enable (Signature and title of duly authorized official) the District Director of Materials or of an operator to obtain material on the the Oil Controller on the purchase order date when such material is required, the or contract before the rating is applied operator may file a PD-1A application (Date) for an improvement of the ratings as­ In addition, the provisions of the follow­ in any case: signed by this order. ing subparagraphs of this paragraph (e (i) Where the delivery of an item, (2) If there has been an actual break­ must be observed where applicable. which has a cost to the operator of less down or a suspension of operations and if the preference ratings assigned by this (2) The operator shall obtain the ap­ than $100.00, requires the application of an A-2 preference rating, or order or the method specified in para­ proval of the Director General for Opera­ graph (e) for applying these ratings will tions before the rating is applied in any (ii) Where the delivery of an item, not permit an operator to obtain mate­ which has a cost to the operator of case: rial on the date when such material is $5.00 or less, requires the application of required, the operator in order to obtain (i) Where the delivery of an item an A-l-a preference rating. material for this emergency may com­ which has a cost to the operator of Provided, That in applying a pref- municate by letter or telegram with the $500.00 or more requires the application Petroleum Administration for War, erence rating assigned by this order, Washington, D. C., Ref.: P-98-b, supply­ of an A-l-a or AA-2X preference rating; no operator shah alter the customary ing the information set forth in para­ — > designation of any item or subdivide an graph (f). (ii) Where, except as provided in para- ordinary purchase of any item for the (h) Exception of operators from pro­ graph (e) (3) (iv), the delivery of an purpose of making it appear that the visions of Preference Rating Orders item requires the application of an AA-1 P-43, P-46, and P-100. No operator to item costs less than $500.00 or that the the extent that he is engaged in the preference rating. items costs less than $100.00, or that the petroleum industry and is covered by this In order to obtain'such approval, the item costs $5.00 or less. order shall be entitled to apply the pref­ operator shall communicate to. the Pe­ (f) Information. Wherever required erence rating or ratings assigned by troleum Administration for War, Wash­ by this order the following information Preference Rating Orders P-43, P-46 or ington, D. C., Ref.: P-98b, the informa- shall be submitted by an operator: P-100, and no operator to the extent tion set forth in paragraph (f). (1) Date of actual breakdown or sus­ that he is engaged in the petroleum in­ pension of operations and exact explana­ dustry and is covered by this order shall (3) The operator shall obtain a coun­ be subject to the provisions of Preference tersignature on the purchase order or tion as to what extent operations are affected (if applicable); Rating Orders P-43, P-46, or P-100. contract before the rating is applied in (2) The equipment to be repaired and (i) Communications. All reports any case: its function in maintaining continuous which may be required to be filed here­ (i) Where the delivery of any item under and all communications concern­ operation (if applicable) ; ing this order shall, unless otherwise di­ which has a cost to the operator of (3) Price, quantity, approximate rected, be addressed: $100.00 or more requires the application weight and detailed description of nec­ (1) By any person located in the of an A-2 preference rating; or essary material; if such material in fin­ ished form weighs twenty-five pounds or United States, its territories or posses­ (ii) Where, except as provided in Ex­ less, the weight need not be shown but sions to: Petroleum Administration for hibit “B”, the delivery of an item which a statement must be made that the War, South Interior Building, Washing­ has a cost to the operator of less than- ton, D. C., Ref.: P-98-b. weight is not over twenty-five pounds (2) By any person located in the Do­ $500.00 but more than $5.00 requires the (detailed description of material must be minion of Canada to: Office of Oil Con­ application of an A-l-a preference given even though it is set forth in pur­ troller, Dominion of Canada, Toronto, rating; or chase order or contract) ; (4) A general description of the metals Canada, Ref.: P-98-b. (iii) Where, except as provided in Ex­ contained in the material applied for, (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ hibit “B”, the delivery of an item which and the full justification as to neqessity fully violates any provision of this order has a cost to the operator of less than or who wilfully furnishes false informa­ for any material containing metals tion to the Director General for Oper­ $500.00 requires the application of an adjudged critical by the War Produc­ ations in connection with this order is AA-2X preference rating; or tion Board, including copper, nickel, guilty of a crime, and upon conviction (iv) Where there has been an actual chromium, zinc, tin, aluminum and molybdenum; may be punished by fine or imprison­ breakdown or a suspension of operations (5) The supply of the necessary ma­ ment. In addition, any such person may and where the delivery of an item which be prohibited from making or obtaining terial which the operator has on hand; further deliveries of or from processing has a cost to the operator of less than (6) The earliest delivery dates as- or using material under priority control $500.00 requires the application of an sured by a supplier or suppliers for the and may be deprived of priorities assist­ AA-1 preference rating. delivery of the minimum necessary ance by the Director General for Oper­ In order to obtain such a counter- quantity of material on ations. signature the operator as defined in (i) The preference rating for which (k) Applicability of priorities regula­ tions. This order and all transactions paragraph (a) (2) (i) shall submit the approval is requested, and affected thereby are subject to the ap­ purchase order or contract to the Dis­ (ii) The next lower preference rating plicable provisions of any priorities reg­ trict Director of Materials of a District assigned by this order. ulation issued by the War Production Office of the Petroleum Administration (7) The purchase order or contract Board, as amended from time to time. for War, and the operator as defined in shall not be sent to the Petroleum Ad­ (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; paragraph (a) (2) (ii) shall submit the ministration for War, Washington, D. C.; W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 purchase order or contract to the Oil but in every instance where Washington F.R. 329-; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, Controller, Dominion of Canada. In approval is necessary (and only in such 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 order to obtain a countersignature pur­ instance) the number and date of the and 507, 77th Cong.) suant to paragraphs (e) (3) (ii), (e) (3) purchase order or contract must be Issued this 29th day of January 1943. (iii) and (e) (3) (iv) such operator shall transmitted to the Petroleum Adminis­ Curtis E; Calder, communicate to the District Director of tration for War, Washington, D. C. Director General for Operations. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1309

Exhibit A ing this order shall, unless otherwise di­ tions upon application pursuant to parar 1. Drills, reamers, and taps manufactured rected, be addressed: graph (d) hereof shall not be required of high speed steel as defined in SupplemEiv (1) By any person located in the with respect to delivery and acceptance tary Order M-21-h. United States, its territories or posses­ of delivery of plastics molding machinery 2. Hacksaw blades manufactured of high sions to: Office of Petroleum Coordinator, in fulfillment of orders placed with the speed steel as defined in Supplementary South Interior Building, Washington, producers of such machines on or before Order M-21-h. D. C., Ref.: P-98-c. January 29, 1943, provided such orders 3. Hand service operating tools. were “approved orders” as defined in this 4. Precision measuring hand tools. (2) By any person located in the Do­ 5. Portable electric tools. minion of Canada to: Office of Oil Con­ order L-159 as issued July 4, 1942, and troller, Dominion of Canada, Toronto, provided that the manufacture and as­ Exhibit B Canada, Ref.: P-98-c. sembly of such machinery had been com­ Note: Exhibit B added Jan. 29, 1943 (e) Violations. Any person who wil­ pleted prior to January 29,1943. A countersignature need not be obtained fully violates any provisions of this order (d) Applications. Each person seek­ on the purchase order or contract for the or who wilfully furnishes false informa­ ing authorization to accept delivery of delivery of an item of research laboratory tion to the Director General for Opera­ plastics molding machinery shall file ap­ material which has, a cost to the operator tions in connection with this order is plication on Form PD-741 with the War of $50.00 or less and which requires the ap­ guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Production Board, Chemicals Division, plication of an A-2, and A-l-a, or an AA-2X may be punished by fine or imprison­ Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-159. preference rating. ment. In addition, any such person may (e) Repair and maintenance parts. [P. R. Doc. 43-1518; Piled, January 29, 1943; be prohibited from making or obtaining Except as specifically authorized by the 4.1:15 a. m.] further deliveries of or from processing Director General for Operations: or using material under priority control (1) No person shall accept delivery of and may be deprived of priorities as­ maintenance and repair parts for plastics sistance by the Director General for molding machinery except as follows: Part 1041—P roduction, T ransportation, Operations. (1) To repair an actual breakdown, R efining and Marketing of P etroleum (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended 6 F.R. 6680; where the required repair or mainte­ [Preference Rating Order P-93-c, as Amended nance parts are not available in inven­ Jan. 29, 1943] WJ?.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. tory, or For the purpose of facilitating spe­ 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law (ii) To acquire repair or maintenance cial sales of idle or excess materials by 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. parts for maintenance of a minimum persons engaged in the petroleum in­ Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) practicable working inventory of such dustry to other persons engaged in the parts. petroleum industry, it is hereby ordered Issued this 29th day of January 1943, (2) No person shall deliver repair or that persons engaged in the petroleum Curtis E. Calder, maintenance parts if he knows or has industry may sell such material to other Director General for Operations. reason to believe that the acceptance of such delivery would be in violation of persons engaged in the petroleum indus­ [F. R. Doc. 43-1519; Filed, January 29, 1943; try upon the terms hereinafter set forth: paragraph (e) (1) above. 11:15 a. m.] (3) No person shall manufacture re­ § 1041.3 Preference Rating Order P- pair and maintenance parts for plastics 98-c—(a) Definitions. “Operator” molding machinery except in minimum P art 3002—P lastics M olding M achinery means any person engaged in the petro­ quantities sufficient to make deliveries leum industry. All other definitions of [Allocation Order L-159, as Amended permitted by the terms of this paragraph January 29, 1943]

List A Product Governing date Product Governing date Product Governing date 65. Modified sodas*______Nov. 14,1942 122. Zeolite______Nov. 14,1942 66. Molasses______Nov. 14,1942123. Zinc hydrosulfite______Nov. 14,1942 1. Acid succinic.______Nov. 14, 1942 67. Mono ammonium phos­ 2. Alcohol, specially dena--' phate ______Nov. 14,1942 List B tured (except anhydrous 68. Mono calcium phosphate_Nov. 14,1942 Product grades and the following 69. Mono sodium phosphate_Nov. 14,1942 formulas: # 13A, # 19 70. Moulding powder, except 1. Asphalt, liquid (minimum penetration #20, #32, and #42)___ Nov. 14,1942 those for dielectric or in­ o f 101 at 77° F. ASTM) (D5-25). 3. Aluminum sulphate___ __Nov. 14, 1942 sulating purposes______Nov. 14,1942 2. Asphaltic cements, mineral filled, semi­ 4. Ammonia alum______Mar. 1,1943 71. Oil, crude, petroleum____ . Nov. 14,1942 solid or liquid (minimum ASTM grease pene­ 5. Ammonium bicarbonate__Nov. 14,1942 72. Olives______Nov. 14,1942tration of 301) (D-217-38T). 6. Ammonium chloride_____ Nov. 14,1942 73. Paints, dry powder, in- * 3. Boiler feed water treatment material 7. Ammonium nitrate, dry__ Mar. 1,1943 eluding but not limited liquid. 8. Arsenic acid, solid—___ _ Nov. 14,1942 to those bound with glue, 4. Caulking compounds. 9. Arsenic trioxide______Nov. 14,1942 soya protein, casein and 5. Compounds, solid and semi-solid with 10. Arsenical mixtures— ____ Nov. 14,1942 cem e n t______Nov. 14,1942 a melting point of 65° F. or above, used in 11. Asphalt, maximum pene­ 74. Paints, paste, water type cooking, including mixtures of lard and tration of 100 at 77° F. (the vehicle of this type hydrogenated oils, but not limited to these (ASTM D5—25)...... — Nov. 14,1942 of product shall contain mixtures. 12. Asphaltic cements, min­ at least 5% water)______Nov. 14,1942 6. Com syrup. eral filled, semi-solid or 75. Paradichlorobenzene______Nov. 14,1942 7. Disinfectants, liquid. plastic, maximum grease 76. Paraffin wax (except micro­ 8. Dry iead oxide. penetration of 300, crystalline)______._Nov. 14,1942 9. Fatty acids with a melting point of (ASTM D-217-38T)____ Nov. 14,1942 77. Paste rust proofing com­ 42° C. or lower. 13. Balsam copaiba_i ______Nov. 14,1942 pounds______Nov. 14,1942 10. Flammable shoe cements. 14. Bath salts______Nov. 14,1942 78. Paste, wall paper______Nov. 14,1942 11. Floor sealers. 15. Bird seed — ______Mar. 1,1943 79. Patching plaster______Nov. 14,1942 12. Floor wax. 16. Boiler compounds, dry.__ Mar. 1,1943 80. Pectin______Nov. 14,1942 13. Formaldehyde. 17. Borax______Nov. 14,1942 81. Petrolatum ______Nov. 14,1942 14. Fuse powder, black sporting powder, 18. Bordeaux mixture__ ___ Nov. 14,1942 82. Pickles______Nov. 14,1942 “A” blasting powder, and all other potassium 19. Boric acid______Nov. 14,1942 83. Pine tar, solid______Nov. 14,1942 nitrate black powder. 20. Bottle washing com­ 84. Pitch or tar, maximum 15. Glazing material or putty. pounds* ______Nov. 14,1942 penetration of 100 at 77° 16. Greases, animal and vegetable. 21. Calcimine______Nov. 14,1942 F., (ASTM D5-25)______Nov. 14,1942 17. Greases, petroleum, solid and semi-solid 22. Calcium arsenate______Nov. 14,1942 85. Pitch or tar base cements, (with ASTM penetration of 300 and less). 23. Calcium carbonaté______Nov. 14,1942 mineral filled, semi-solid 18. Hydrogenated oils with a melting point 24. Calcium chloride______... Nov. 14,1942 or plastic, maximum of 65° F. or above, including but not limited 25. Calcium hydroxide____ »_Nov. 14,1942 grease penetration of 300 to shortening. 26. Calcium oxide______Nov. 14,1942 (ASTM D217-38T)______Nov. 14,1942 19. Inorganic salts, aqueous solutions. 27. Casein paints, dry______Nov. 14,1942 86. Potash alum______Mar. 1,1943 20. Insecticides, liquid, including fly spray 28. Cements, dry, Portland, 87. Potassium bicarbonate____ Nov. 14,1942 and livestock dip and spray (except nicotine shoe non-flammable, 83. Potassium carbonate______Nov. 14,1942 sulphate, arsenical cattle dips and grain leather, adhesives non­ 89. Resins, solid, rough-crushed fumigants). flammable __ Nov. 14,1942 and broken synthetic, 21. Lanolin and wool grease. 29. Cement paint, dry______._ Nov. 14,1942 except where used for 22. Lard. 30. Charcoal______Nov. 14,1942 dielectric or insulating 23. Lead oxides in paste. 31. Chloride of lime, bleaching purposes______Nov. 14,1942 24. Leather finishes, blackings, dressing, powder 37 % available 90. Sand—______Mar. 1,1943 flammable adhesives. chlorine or less, except 91. Scouring cakes and pow­ 25. Lime sulphur solution. for export______Nov. 14,1942 der...... Nov. 14,1942 26. Maple syrup. 32. Citric acid______Nov. 14,1942 92. Shellac______Nov. 14,1942 27. Oils, animal, fish, marine animal, vege­ 33. Cleaning compounds, dry*_ Nov. 14,1942 93. Silicate of soda, dry, ortho table (except for fish livers, vitamin oils de­ 34. Colors,, inorganic, dry____ Nov. 14,1942 silicate, meta silicate, rived from fish or fish livers or grain). 35. Colors, organic, dry______Nov. 14,1942 sesqui, or mixtures 28. Oils, steam cylinder, both compounded 36. Copper oxide______Nov. 14,1942 thereof______Nov. 14,1942 and uncompounded. 37. Copper sulphate, basic___ Nov. 14,1942 94. Soap and detergents, dry*_ Nov. 14,1942 29. Paints, oil and oleoresinous type, in­ 38. Dairy products.—!______Nov. 14,1942 95. Soda alum______Mar. 1,1943 cluding but not limited to white lead in oil, 39. Di ammonium phosphate. Nov. 14,1942 96. Soda ash______Nov. 14,1942 colors in oil, and oil stain. 40. Di calcium phosphate____ Nov. 14,1942 97. Sodium acid pyro phos­ 30. Paris green. 41. Di sodium phosphate_____ Nov. 14,1942 phate ______Nov. 14,1942 31. Paste cutting compounds. 42. Dyestuffs, dry______Nov. 14,1942 98. Sodium alum inate.______Mar. 1,1943 32. Paste drawing compounds. 43. Fatty acids, (having a 99. Sodium arsenate______Nov. 14,1942 33. Paste grinding compounds. melting point of higher 100. Sodium bisulfate______Mar. 1,1943 34. Pine tar, liquid. than 42° C.)__...... Nov. 14,1942 101. Sodium bicarbonate____ Nov. 14,1942 35. Pitch or tar, liquid, minimum penetra­ 44. Flour______.______Nov. 14,1942 102. Sodium chloride______Nov. 14,1942 tion of 101 at 77° F. (ASTM D5-25). 45. Food products, cold pack 103. Sodium hexameta phos­ 36. Pitch or tar base cements, mineral and frozen______Nov. 14,1942 phate _____ Nov. 14,1942 filled, semi-solid or liquid, minimum grease 46. Fruits—brine.______Nov. 14,1942 104. Sodium hydrosulphite___ Nov. 14,1942 penetration of 301 (ASTM D217-38T). 47. Fruits and peels, glace___ Nov. 14,1942 105. Sodium metaborate______Nov. 14,1942 37. Printing inks (except aniline or spirit 48. Gelatin______Nov. 14,1942 106. Sodium nitrate______Nov. 14,1942 inks and rotogravure inks). 49. Glue— ...... :______Nov. 14.1942 107. Sodium n itrite______Mar. 1,1943 38. Pyrethrum concentrate. 50. Hexamethylenetetramine__ Nov. 14,1942 108. Sodium perborate______Mar. 1,1943 39. Rotenone. 51. Indigo paste______Nov. 14,1942 109. Sodium sesquicarbonate.— Nov. 14,1942 40. Rust preventative. 52. Jelly, jam and preserves___ Nov. 14,1942 110. Sodium tetra phosphate__ Mar, 1,1943 41. Silicate of soda, liquid. 53. Kraut______Nov. 14,1942 111. Sodium tetra pyro phos­ 42. Shock absorber, fluid. 54. Laundry alkalies*______Nov. 14,1942 phate ______1__Nov. 14,1942 43. Soaps and detergents, liquid or paste. 55. Lead arsenate______Nov. 14,1942 112. Starches and adhesives, 44. Soaps, metallic. 56. Lime______Nov. 14,1942 dry______Nov. 14,1942 45. Sodium lactate. 57. Lime sulphur, dry______Nov. 14,1942 113. Sweeping compounds__ ;__ Nov. 14,1942 58. Linseed oil meal______Nov. 14,1942 46. Starches and adhesives, liquid. 59. Lithopone ______Nov. 14,1942 114. Syrup, mixed and unmixed 47. Tallow. 60. Magnesium chloride, 6H20_ Mar. 1,1943 (except maple syrup and 48. Tar. 61. Magnesium oxide______Nov. 14,1942 com syrup)______Nov. 14,1942 49. Turpentine. 62. Marmalade______Nov. 14,1942 115. Tri calcium phosphate_____Nov. 14,1942 50. Varnish and varnish stains, except 63. M eats______Nov. 14,1942 116. Tri sodium phosphate____ Nov. 14,1942 liquid water-soluble phenolic resins. 64. Metal degreasing alkalies*. Nov. 14,1942 117. Vegetables—brine______Nov. 14,1942 51. Vat dyes, paste. 118. Vinegar______Nov. 14,1942 52. Wood preservatives. *Does not include fused and flaked mate­ 119. W ater______Mar. 1,1943 rial containing 70% or more 3odium hydrox­ 120. Wax, except floor wax_____ Nov. 14,1942 [F. R. Doc. 43-1521; Filed, January 29, 1943; ide. 121. Wood Fillers______Nov. 14,1942 11:15 a. m.] 1312 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration § 1315.21a Maximum manufacturers* commodity until fifteen days have prices for mechanical rubber goods. * * * elapsed after the mailing of the report. P art 1305—Administration (a) The maximum price for mechani­ Within this fifteen day period the price [Supp. Order 81 ,l Amendment 1] cal rubber goods of the types and kinds so reported shall be subject to adjust­ listed in Appendix A, incorporated here­ ment by the Office of Price Administra­ TAX ON TRANSPORTATION OF PROPERTY IM­ in as § 1315.34, shall be the price de­ tion. Subsequent to this fifteen day pe­ POSED BY REVENUE ACT OF 1942 termined as follows, less the deduction riod, such price shall be subject to ad­ A statement of the considerations in­ required by paragraph (f) of this justment (not to apply retroactively) at volved in the issuance of this Amend­ § 1315.21a, wherever applicable: anj time upon the written order of the ment No. 1 has been issued simultane­ * * 4 ♦ ♦ Office of Price Administration. ously herewith and filed with the Division (f) Deduction of the amount of the § 1315.31 Definitions, (a) * * * of the Federal Register.* federal excise tax. If, on October 1,1941, (9) “Synthetic rubber” means a mate­ Paragraphs (b) (11) and (b) (12) in the case of the articles listed in Ap­ rial obtained by chemical synthesis, pos­ and paragraph (e) are added to pendix A and on January 5,1942, for the sessing the approximate physical prop­ § 1305.36 to read as set forth below. articles listed in Appendix B, the manu­ erties of natural rubber, when compared § 1305.36 Treatment of the tax on facturer did not bill the federal excise in either the vulcanized or unvulcanized transportation of property imposed by tax on rubber products separately, he condition, which can be vulcanized with the Revenue Act of 1942. * * * shall deduct the amount of such tax from sulphur or other chemicals with the ap­ (b) This Supplementary Order No. 31 the price determined in accordance with plication of heat, and which, when vul­ shall not apply to the following price paragraphs (a) to (e), inclusive, of this canized, is capable of rapid elastic re­ regulations: § 1315.21a. Provided, That where the covery after being stretched to at least * * * * * manufacturer had a price list in effect twice its length at temperatures rang­ for the article on September 30,1941, this ing from 0° F. to 150° F. at any humid­ (11) Revised Price Schedule No. 29— deduction shall not exceed the amount ity. By-product Foundry and By-product by which the price determined in accord­ Blast Furnace Coke.* ance with paragraphs (a) to (e),. in­ § 1315.33a Effective dates of amend­ (12) Revised Price Schedule No. 77— clusive, exceeds the price stated in the ments. * * * Beehive Oven Furnace Coke Produced in manufacturer’s price list in effect on (f) Amendment No. 6 (§§ 1315.21; Pennsylvania.3 September 30, 1941, less all discounts, 1315.21a (a), (d), (e), (f) ; 1315.22, # * * * * allowances and other deductions from 1315.28 (b) , (c), (d) ; 1315.31 (a) (9)) (e) Effective dates of amendments. the list price in effect for a purchaser of to Maximum Price Regulation No. 149 (1) Amendment No. 1 to Supplementary the same class on that date. shall become effective February 3, 1943. Order No. 31 shall be effective as of De­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. cember 1, 1942. § 1315.22 Federal and state taxes. Any tax upon or incident to, the sale, 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., Pub. Law 729, delivery or processing of mechanical rub­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. 77th Cong.; and E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) ber goods imposed by any statute of the P rentiss M. B rown, Issued this 28th day of January 1943. United States or statute or ordinance of Administrator. any state or subdivision thereof, shall be P rentiss M. B row n, treated as follows in determining the [F. R. Doc. 43-1491; Filed, January 28, 1943; Administrator. seller’s maximum price: If the statute or 3:01 p. m.J [F. R. Doc. 43-1490; Filed, January 28, 1943; ordinance imposing such tax does not 3:00 p. m.] prohibit the seller from stating and col­ lecting the tax separately from the pur­ chase price, and the seller does sepa­ P art 1340—F uel [RPS 88,1 Amendment 63] P ari 1315—R ubber and P roducts and rately state it, the seller may collect, in addition to the maximum price, the PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS M aterials of W hich R ubber Is a amount of the tax actually paid by him Component or an amount equal to'the amount of A statement of the considerations in­ [MPR 149,4 Amendment 6] tax paid by any prior vendor and sepa­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS rately stated and collected from the ment is issued simultaneously herewith seller by the vendor from whom he pur­ and has been filed with the Division of A statement of the considerations in­ chased. the Federal Register.* volved in the issuance of this amendment In § 1340.159 (a) subparagraphs (2) has been issued simultaneously herewith § 1315.28 Reports. * * * and (5) are amended to read as set and Sled with the Division of the Federal (b) This paragraph (b) is applicable forth below: Register.* to mechanical rubber goods the maxi­ The title of § 1315.21 is amended; in mum price of which cannot be deter­ § 1340.159 Appendix A: Maximum § 1315.21a the text of paragraph (a) is mined by reference to the price stated in prices for petroleum and petroleum amended, paragraph (d) is revoked, the schedule or price list of the manufac­ products. * * * paragraphs (e) and (f) are redesignated turer in effect on the base date (October (a) Crude petroleum. * * * paragraphs (d) and (e), respectively, 1, 1941, for articles listed in Appendix A (2) Where on October 1, 1941, there and a new paragraph (f) is added; and January 5,1942, for articles listed in was for any given pool no posted pur­ § 1315.22 is amended; in § 1315.28 para­ Appendix B) or by reference to a price chased price, or more than one posted graph (b) is amended, paragraph (c) is regularly quoted in some other manner purchase price, the maximum price at revoked and paragraph (d) is redesig­ by the manufacturer on the base date. the receiving tank for crude petroleum nated paragraph (e); and a new sub- If any such mechanical rubber good be from such pool shall be the price paid paragraph (9) is added to paragraph (a) listed as a new standard list good, the for crude petroleum at the same receiv­ of § 1315.31, all as set forth below: manufacturer shall report to the Office of • ing tank as of October 1, 1941 unless Price Administration, Washington, D. C., this price is below the lower or lowest § 1315.21 Prohibition against dealing that the article is being so listed and, of the posted purchase prices, if any, and in mechanical rubber goods at prices in prior to offering such mechanical rubber in that case, the maximum price shall excess of the maximum. * * * good for sale, shall report a detailed de­ not be in excess of süch lower or lowest scription thereof (including the size), ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of the maximum price of each such article, 17 F.R. 1107, 1371, 1798, 1799, 1886, 2132, Price Administration. the calculations used in the determina­ 2304, 2352, 2634, 2945, 3463, 3482, 3524, 3576, 1 7 F.R. 9894. tion of the maximum price, the proposed 3895, 3963, 4483, 4653, 4854, 4857, 5481, 5868, *7 F.R. 1258, 2132, 2760, 8948. 5988, 5983, 6057, 6167. 647Í, 6680, 7242, 7838, * 7 F.R. 1352, 2000, 2132, 2760, 6386, 8948. selling price, and the terms of sale to 8433, 8478, 9120, 9134, 9335, 9425, 9460, 9620, 4 7 F.R. 3889, 7173, 8699, 8948, 10103, 10143, each class of purchaser. The manufac­ 9621, 9817. 9820, 10684, 11069, 11112, 11075; 10993 turer may not accept payment for the 8 F.R. 157, 232, £33, 857. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1313 posted purchase price: Provided, how­ differential for the particular sale and added to the maximum prices therein ever, That a price paid pursuant to a for all subsequent sales of crude petro­ set forth an amount not in excess of 40 contract in effect on October 1, 1941 and leum from the same receiving tank de­ per net ton, if a tax is incurred by a entered into prior to that date, shall not livered at that point. seller under section 620 of the Revenue be considered in determining the maxi­ * * * * • Act of 1942 and if said seller separately mum price for crude petroleum unless § 1340.158a Effective dates of amend- states the amount of the tax in the sale the contract price reflected current mar­ wicnts, * ♦ * to his purchaser. ket conditions on or about October 1, (kkk) Amendment No. 63 (§1340.159 § 1345.12 Effective date of amend- 1941. (a) (2) and (5)) to Revised Price Sched­ T YL& lXt ♦ ♦ ♦ * * * * * ule No. 88 shall become effective Febru­ (b) Amendment No. 2 (§ 1345.1) to <5) (i) The maximum price for crude ary 3, 1943. Revised Price Schedule No. 29 shall be petroleum purchased at a point other effective as of December 1,1942. than the receiving tank shall be at no (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. greater differential at such point over 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., Pub. Law 729, the maximum price for such crude at Issued this 28th day of January 1943. 77th Cong., and E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) the receiving tank than existed on Octo­ P rentiss M. Brown, Issued this 28th day of January 1943. ber 1, 1941: Provided, however, That Administrator. P rentiss M. B rown, such a differential established pursuant Administrator. to a contract in effect on October 1, [F. R. Doc. 43-1492; Filed, January 28, 1943; 1941 and entered into prior to that date 2:59 p. m.] [F. R. Doc. 43-1493; Filed, January 28, 1943; shall not be considered in determining 2:59 p. m.] the maximum price at that point unless the differential reflected current market P art 1341—Canned and P reserved F oods conditions on or about October 1,1941. [MPR 306, Amendment 1] (iii Where a maximum price at a P art 1345—Coke point other than at the receiving tank CERTAIN PACKED FOOD PRODUCTS [RPS 77,1 Amendment 3] cannot be determined under subdivision A statement of the considerations in­ (i) above, the purchaser and seller may BEEHIVE OVEN FURNACE COKE PRODUCED IN volved in the issuance of this amendment PENNSYLVANIA establish a temporary differential for a has been issued simultaneously herewith sale of crude petroleum at such point and filed with the Division of the Federal A statement of the considerations in­ subject to provisions of § 1340.154 (c) Register. * volved in the issuance of this Amend­ hereof and subject to disapproval by the Item 3 in the table contained in ment No. 3 has been issued simultane­ Office of Price Administration: Provided, § 1341.583 (a) is amended as set forth ously herewith and filed with the Division however, That if such differential is not below: of the Federal Register.* disapproved in writing by the Office of Section 1345.51 is amended and para­ Price Administration within 30 days after § 1341.583 Appendix A: Maximum graph (c) is added to § 1345.61 to read it has been reported in accordance with prices for packed fruit—(a) Grapefruit as set forth below. § 1340.154 (c), it shall be the maximum juice. * * * § 1345.51 Maximum delivered prices for beehive oven furnace coke produced Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 Col. 6 Col. 7 in Pennsylvania. Except as hereinafter provided, on and after January 26, 1942, Container— Container­ Container— regardless of the terms of any contract #2 ca n 's cylinder #10 can of sale or purchase, or other commit­ Hem State or Style oi pack Grade ment, no person shall sell, offer to sell, No. area Govern­ Govern­ Govern­ ment Other ment - Other ment Other deliver or transfer, beehive oven furnace sales sales sales sales sales sales coke produced in Pennsylvania to any consumer, and no consumer shall buy, * * *„»* * »*» offer to buy or accept delivery of beehive 8 California and N «tarai A or Fancy...... kPH 1.22 y2 2.70 2.80 5.45 5.60 oven furnace coke produced in Pennsyl­ Arizona. (unsweet- C or Standard__ i.my2 1.12M 2.50 2.60 4.95 5. TO ened.) Off grade or sub* .87 M .92 1.95 2.05 3.95 4.10 vania at a delivered price higher than standard. $6.C0 per net ten f. o. b. cars ovens, plus Sweetened__ A or'Fancy...... 1.20 1.25 2.75 2.85 5.60 5.75 C or Standard__ 1.10 1.15 2.55 2.65 5.10 5.25 the transportation charges from Con- Off grade or sub- nellsville, Pennsylvania, to the place of standard. .90 .95 2.00 2.10 4.10 4.25 delivery as customarily computed: Pro­ vided, That on and after August 12, 1942, subject to the conditions hereinafter set This amendment shall become effec­ ously herewith and filed with the forth, in any operation in which ovens tive January 28, 1943. Division.of the Federal Register.* are hand-drawn and the total coal sup­ Section 1345.1 is amended and para­ ply for such hand-drawn ovens is neces­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; graph (b) is added to § 1345.12 to read É.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) ' as set forth below. sarily trucked from the mine to the Issued this 28th day of January 1943. ovens, the maximum delivered price shall § 1345.1 Maximum prices for by­ be $6.50 per net ton f. o. b. cars ovens, P rentiss M. Brown, product foundry and by-product blast plus the transportation charges from Administrator. furnace coke. On and after October 1, Connellsville, Pennsylvania, to the place [F. R. Doc. 43-1495; Filed, January 28, 1943; 1941, regardless of the terms of any con­ of delivery as customarily computed, 3:00 p. m.] tract of sale or purchase, or other com­ subject however to the express conditions mitment, no person shall sell, offer to sell, that a seller of any such coke who in­ deliver or transfer, by-product foundry tends to charge a price higher than $6.00 or by-product blast furnace coke, and per net ton f. o. b. cars ovens .shall P art 1345—Coke no person shall buy, offer to buy, or ac­ file with the Office of Price Administra­ [RPS 29,1 Amendment 2] cept delivery of by-product foundry or tion, within seven days after first charg­ by-product blast furnace coke at prices ing such higher price, an affidavit stating BY-PRODUCT FOUNDRY AND BY-PRODUCT higher than the maximum prices set the name, ownership, size and average BLAST FURNACE COKE forth in-Appendices A and B, incorpo­ monthly production of the operation, A statement of the considerations rated herein as §§ 1345.9 and 1345.10 re­ whether part or all of the ovens are involved in the issuance of this Amend­ spectively: Provided, That there maybe hand-drawn, the distance and place ment No. 2 has been issued simultane­ from which the coal must be trucked and ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of 17 F.R. 1258, 2132, 2760, 8948. of Price Administration. * 7 F.R. 1352, 2000, 2132, 2760, 6386, 8948. L 1314 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 whether or not all of the coal is so for delivery outside a factory’s normal trolled by a Government Agency except prod­ trucked: Provided, That there may be market area. A method is provided in ucts that have been rejected for cause. added to the maximum prices above set § 1362.101a whereby vitrified clay sewer (Name of purchaser) forth an amount not in excess of 4<# per pipe and allied products may be shipped By net ton, if a tax is incurred by a seller outside a manufacturer’s normal market (Title) area to a government agency, or to a con­ under section 620 of the Revenue Act of (4) The following form of endorse­ 1942, and if said seller separately states tractor or subcontractor of such agency, at prices in excess of the maximum ment shall be made by the seller if he the amount of the tax in the sale to his is not the manufacturer of the vitrified purchaser. prices established in this section. For all other shipments outside the manu­ clay sewer pipe or allied products. Such § 1345.61 Effective dates of amend- facturer’s normal market area, for use endorsement may be made on the reverse TTZCTltS• * * * side of purchaser’s certificate. on a project other than one controlled (c) Amendment No. 3 (§ 1345.51) to ENDORSEMENT FORM Revised Price Schedule No. 77 shall be by a goverrîment agency, maximum effective as of December 1, 1942. prices as established in this section shall The undersigned has received an order from apply. ______o f ______(Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., Pub. Law 729, ______which is covered by the certificate 77th Cong., and E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) § 1362.101a Maximum prices for vit­ on the reverse side, or attached hereto. The undersigned is unable and will be unable to Issued this 28th day of January 1943. rified clay sewer pipe and allied products sold by a manufacturer to a Government supply the requirements of the purchaser P rentiss M. B rown, from our own stock of vitrified clay sewer Administrator. Agency, and.shipped outside its normal pipe, or allied products, in the time allotted market area up to July 1, 1943. (a) Re­ for delivery. It is therefore necessary to [F. R. Doc. 43-1494; Filed, January 28, 1943; quirements which must be met by a order fr o m ______of 3:00 p. m.] ______the requirements manufacturer in order to use out-of­ of purchaser as listed on the certificate. area maximum prices. A manufacturer Prices charged the purchaser by the under­ may use the pricing method set forth in signed do not exceed the maximum prices the next paragraph only when: established in Section 1362.101a, of Maximum P art 1362—Ceramic P roducts, S truc­ (1) He is selling to a Government Price Regulation No. 206. tural Clay P roducts and Other M ason Agency, or to a contractor or subcon­ M aterials By . . . ------tractor with a Government Agency, for (T kii) [MPR 206, Amendment 2] use on a project .controlled by any such (b) Maximum prices for vitrified clay VITRIFIED CLAY SEWER PIPE AND ALLIED agency: Provided, That a manufacturer sewer pipe and allied products sold by PRODUCTS may sell to any person who re-sells to any person and shipped from a iactory A statement of the considerations in­ any of the foregoing at prices not in ex­ prior to July 1, 1943, to a destination volved in the issuance of this amendment cess of the maximum prices established which is outside the normal market area has been issued simultaneously herewith by this section. of such factory may be determined in and filed with the Division of the Federal (2) He ships by rail in not less than the following manner: Register.* minimum carload quantities. (1) A price f. o. b. factory not in ex­ Section 1362.101, § 1362.105, Table No. (3) He secures and retains for in­ cess of 95% of the f. o. b. plant price 19 of § 1362.113 (b), Tables Nos. 3 and 8 spection by the Office of Price Admin­ for straight or mixed carload shipments. of § 1362.114 (b), § 1362.114 (c), Table No. istration for so long as the Emergency (i) The following methods shall be 19 of § 1362.115 (b), and § 1362.115 (c) Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, used in determining the f. o. b. plant are amended, a new paragraph (a) (7) remains in effect, a certificate signed by price which shall apply to manufac­ is added to § 1362.109, a new paragraph turers who wish to use this section: (b) is added to § 1362.112a and a new the purchaser in the following form: (a) For those manufacturers who sell § 1362.101a is added, all as set forth be­ CERTIFICATE FORM on an f. o. b plant basis, the price as low: Place______established in this Maximum Price Reg­ § 1362.101 Maximum prices for vitri­ Date ______ulation No. 206. Project:______!______(b) For those manufacturers who sell fied clay sewer pipe and allied products. (Identify: number, location, etc.) at a delivered price based on geograph­ (a) On and after August 22, 1942, re­ Government agency____ :______ical zones, the price as established in gardless of any contract, agreement, Purchaser:______this Maximum Price Regulation No. 206 lease, or other obligation, no person shall (Area Engineer; Purchasing Agent; for the zone within which the factory sell or deliver any vitrified clay sewer Contractor; Subcontractor) pipe or allied products where shipment Quantity and description of vitrified clay is located, less the weighted average sewer pipe and allied products required: freight paid by the manufacturer, dur­ originates at the factory where the prod­ ing the calendar year 1941, for delivery ucts are made rather than at a distribu­ in the zone in which the factory is lo­ tion yard, and no person shall buy or cated. receive any of the foregoing products in For those manufacturers who deter­ the course of trade or business, at prices mine their price in accordance with this higher than the maximum prices set subdivision (b) the weighted average forth in Appendices A, B, and C hereof, freight shall be determined in the fol­ incorporated herein as §§ 1362.113, 1362.- lowing manner: From the total amount 114, and 1362.115, and no person shall The quantity of vitrified clay sewer pipe of freight paid during the year 1941 for agree, offer, solicit, or attempt to do any and allied products listed above are required rail delivery of vitrified clay sewer pipe of the foregoing. The provisions of this for the construction of the project named or allied products to the zone within section shall not be applicable to sales ' above. Diligent effort has been made to which the factory is located, deduct that or deliveries of vitrified clay sewer pipe secure the necessary products from the amount of freight applicable to dunnage and allied products to a purchaser if prior sources of supply normally servicing the area only, that is, to crating, bracing, or other to ,August 22,. 1942, such vitrified clay where the project is located. Such sources material carried for the protection of the sewer pipe and allied products had been are unable to supply the required products received by a carrier, other than a car­ product. Divide the balance by the within the time allotted for construction. total amount of tons of vitrified clay rier owned or controlled by the seller, Therefore, it becomes necssary to purchase sewer pipe and allied products delivered for shipment to such purchaser. the required products from ______... ______Company (indicate whether dis­ by rail, during the calendar year 1941, in (b) Maximum prices for vitrified clay the zone in which the factory is located. sewer pipe and allied products when sold tributor or manufacturer), whose offioe is located a t ______—_____ The result will be the weighted average * Copies may be obtained from the Office of The products so purchased will pot be freight per ton paid during the year 1941 Price Administration. used on any project other than one con­ for deliyery by rail of vitrified clay sewer FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1315 pipe and allied products in the zone in clay sewer pipe and allied products were § 1362.112a Effective dates of amend­ which the factory is located. regularly offered for sale during the pe­ ments. * * * (c) For manufacturers located in the riod January 1, 1940 to January 1, 1942; (b) This amendment No. 2 (§§1362.101, Eastern Area, who sell at a delivered price for the purposes-of this definition, vitri­ 1362.101a, 1362.105, 1362.109 (a) (7), based on freight rate zones, the price as fied clay sewer pipe or allied products will 1362.112a, 1362.113 (b), 1362.114 (b) and established in this Maximum Price Regu­ be deemed to have been “regularly of­ (c), and 1362.115 (b) and (c)) shall be­ lation No. 206 in the first or 100 zone, less fered for sale” only in that area in which come effective February 3, 1943. the highest amount of freight from the factory had salesmen traveling at Akron, for delivery to the first, or 100 § 1362.113 Appendix A: M a ximum regular intervals and/or customarily prices for vitrified clay sewer pipe and zone. quoted for shipment during the above- (2) A delivered price may be charged allied products when deliveryrto the pur­ mentioned period. chaser is within the Eastern Area. * * * under this provision not higher than the * * * i|i * maximum price established in this sec­ (b) List prices. * * * tion, f. o. b. factory plus the actual freight TABLE 19— STOVE PIPE AND FITTINGS charges- incurred by the manufacturer in making delivery to the point of Mandary destination. Bottoms tops, keg Anchor (3) Material purchased in accordance Stove Single Double 2 feet Drop and O. G. bonnets Dis­ Inside diameter, inches pipe, per openings, openings, long, bottoms, bonnets, and chim­ count ' with the provisions of this section which foot eachi eachi each each and bird­ ney bases, No. is in excess of requirements, or which is cage wind- each rejected by the purchaser for cause, may guards, each be re-sold to any person at the prices 5...... $0. 45 $1.80 $2.25 $1.80 $2.70 2 established by the General Maximum 6...... 45 1.80 2.25 1.80 2.70 $2.70 $2. 25 2 Price Regulation, for the same grade or 7...... 70 2.80 3.50 2.80 4.20 4.20 3.50 2 8...... 70 2.80 3.50 2.80 4.20 4.90 3.50 2 quality, for the area in which the product 9...... 1.05 4.20 4.20 2 is ultimately used. 10...... 1.05 4.20 4.20 2 12...1...... 1.35 5.40 5.40 2 § 1362.105 Records and reports, (a) IS...... , ...... , 1.80 7,20 7.20 2 18...... 2.50 10.00 10.00 2 Every person making purchases or sales 20...... 3.00 12.00 12.00 2 subject to this Maximum Price Regula­ 24...... 4.50 18.00 18.00 '2- tion No. 206, of vitrified clay sewer pipe and allied products in the amount of $200 1 Single or double openings supplied with or without closed ends. Single or double openings, with or more in any one calendar month, be­ closed end, take 50% additional to list price. ginning September 1,1942, shall keep for inspection by the Office of Price Admin- § 1362.114 Appendix B: Maximum prices for vitrified clay sewer pipe and allied istration for so long as the Emergency products when delivery to the purchaser is within the Southern Area. * * * Control Act of 1942, as amended, remains (b) List prices. * * * in effect, complete and accurate records of each purchase, sale, or delivery, show­ TABLE 3-SEWER PIPE FITTINGS: CURVES AND ELBOWS, VEE BRANCHES, SADDLES AND ing the date thereof, the. name and SLANTS, INCREASERS AND REDUCEBS, STOPPERS, AND STRAINERS address of the buyer and the seller, the Vee Saddles Increasers point of origin, and the point of delivery Inside diameter, Curves, Elbows, - and and Stoppers, Strainers* Dis­ of the shipment, the price paid or re­ inches each each branches, slants, reducers, each each count ceived, and the quantity of each grade each each each No. and classification of the product pur­ chased, sold, or delivered. In the event 4...... $0.90 $0.90 $2.00 $0.10 $0.15 Jl 6...... 1.35 1.35 3.00 $1.20 $1.20 ' .15 .25 1 the sale is one in which delivery takes 8...... 2.50 2.50 5.00 2.00 2.00 .20 .30 1 place outside the manufacturer’s normal 10...... - 3.50 3.50 7.00 2.80 2.80 .40 .60 1 12...... 4.50 4.50 9.00 3.60 3.60 .70 1.05 1 market area it shall be indicated on the 15__ *...... 5.00 10.00 12.50 5.00 5.00 1.00 2 record. 18...... 6.80 13.60 17.00 6.80 1.75 2 (b) Every manufacturer who makes a 21...... 10.00 20.00 25.00 10.00 2.75 2 sale under § 1362.101a in any month 24...... 13.00 26.00 32.50 13.00 4.00 2 shall make a report to the Office of Price Administration, Washington, D. C., on TABLE NO. 8—FLUE LINING: ROUND percentage discount will be found at the or before the fifteenth day of the follow­ junction of the vertical geographical zone ing month, setting forth ?. list of all sales Discount column and the horizontal line at which which resulted in vitrified clay sewer pipe Inside diameter, inches Per foot No. or allied products being shipped to points the predetermined discount number ap­ pears. outside his normal market area during 6...... $0. 30 5 the preceding calendar month, showing 8...... 50 5 10...... 70 5 the name and address of the purchaser, 12 ______.90 5 North the point of shipment and the point of is__ :...... 1.25 2 South Florida, 2 Dis­ North Carolina, Mississippi, delivery, the quantity and classification 18-ii...... 1.70 count Caro­ Tennes­ Louisiana South 21...... 2.50 2 No. lina Georgia, see (East of Florida of products sold, the price charged, and 24...... 3.25 2 Alabama Mississippi the method of computing such price. River) (c) Every person making a purchase (c) Percentage discounts. The per­ or sale subject to this Maximum Price 1...... 47 45 46 45 40 Regulation No. 206 of vitrified clay sewer centage discounts set forth in the table 2...... 40 40 40 35 25 below are so arranged that the applicable 3...... 49 47 48 47 42 pipe and allied products shall submit 4...... 42 42 42 37 27 such reports to the Office of Price Ad­ discount for any item for delivery in any 5...... 47 45 45 45 40 ministration as it may from time to time geographical zone in the Southern Area 6...... 47 45 45 ■ 45 40 require. can be determined by the following pro­ 7...... 32' 30 30 30 25 cedure: select the discount number § 1362.109 Definitions, (a) When shown on the List Price Tables for the § 1362.115 Appendix C: Maximum used in this Maximum Price Regulation desired item. An identical number ap­ prices for vitrified clay sewer pipe and No. 206, the term: pears in the left-hand column of the allied products when delivery to the pur­ * * * * * table below. After determining the chaser is within the East Central (7) “Normal market area” for any fac­ proper geographical zone within which Area. * * * tory means that area in which vitrified the destination point falls, the applicable (b) List prices. * * * 1316 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 TABLE 19—STOVE PIPE AND FITTINGS render to the board for cancellation cof­ fee stamps or certificates in weight value M and ary equal to the amount of roasted coffee so tops, keg Anchor received by him. Stove Bottoms and 0. G. bonnets Dis­ Single Double 2 feet Drop bonnets, and Inside diameter, inches pipe, openings, openings, bottoms, count Effective Date per long, each and chimney No. foot each 1 each > each birdcage bases, windguards, each § 1407.1090a Effective dates of each amendments. * * * (i) Amendment No. 9 (§§ 1407.988a $0. 45 $1.80 $2.25 $1.80 $2.70 8 and 1407.1090a (i) ) to Ration Order No. 6 ...... 45 1.80 '2.25 1.80 2.70 $2.70 $2.25 8 12 shall become effective February 1, 7 ...... 70 2.80 3.50 2.80 4.20 4.20 3.50 8 8...... 70 2.80 3.50 2.80 4.20 4.90 3.50 8 1943. 1.05 4. 20 4.20 8 1.05 4.20 4.20 8 (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended 1. 35 5.40 5.40 -8 by Pub. Laws 89, 507, 421, and 729, 77th 1 80 7.20 7.20 8 * 2 50 10.00 10.00' 8 Cong.; W.P.B. Dir. No. 1, Supp. Dir. No. 3 00 12.00 12.00 8 1-R) 4Ì 50 18.00 18.00 8 Issued this 28th day of Jaiiuary 1943. 1 Single or double openings supplied with or without closed end. Single or double openings, with closed end, P rentiss M. B rown, take 5(% additional to list price. Administrator. (c) Percentage discounts. The per­ New § 1407.988a and paragraph (i) of [F. R. Doc. 43-1486; Filed, January 28, 1943; centage discounts set forth in the table § 1407.1090a are added as set forth be­ 2:59 p. m.] below are so arranged that the applica­ low: ble percentage discount for any item for Retailers and Wholesalers delivery in any geographical zone in the § 1407.988a Certificates to be issued East Central Area can be determined by P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood for roasted coffee not acquired with pur­ P roducts the following procedure: Select the dis­ chase warrants, (a) Any retailer or count number shown on thè List Price wholesaler may, upon applying therefor [Amendment 10 to Ration Order 12 *] Tables for the desired item. An iden­ to the board in February 1943, receive COFFEE RATIONING REGULATIONS tical number appears in the left-hand from the board a certificate or certifi­ column of the table below. After de­ cates in weight value equal to the sum A rationale for this amendment has termining the proper geographical zone of (1) and (2): been issued simultaneously herewith and within which the destination point falls, ,(1) The weight value of the purchase has been filed with the Division of the the applicable percentage discount will warrants which he was authorized to is­ Federal Register.* be found at the junction of the vertical sue pursuant to Ration Order No. 12 The word “February” in § 1407.960 (a) geographical zone column and the hori­ minus the amount of all roasted coffee is deleted, and the word “March” is sub­ zontal line at which the predetermined acquired by him on the authority of such stituted therefor; and new paragraph discount number appears. purchase warrants; (j) of § 1407.1090a is added as set forth (2) The weight of roasted coffee trans­ below: Michi­ Effective Date Illi­ Wis­ ferred by him after December 12, 1942, Dis­ nois consin Wis­ gan, Indi­ Ken­ and prior to January 26, 1943, against § 1407.1090a Effective dates of amend­ count zones zones consin Upper ana tucky No. 1, 2, zone 2 Penin­ purchase warrants received by him pur­ ments. * * * and 5 1 and 5 sula suant to Ration Order No. 12 from other (j) Amendment No. 10 (§§ 1407.960 (a) retailers or wholesalers. and 1407.1090a (j)) to Ration Order No. 1 64 62 60 60 67 67 (b) Before the board shall grant any 12 shall become effective February 1, 2 ...... 67 55 53 53 64 62 3 57 55 53 53 62 62 such application, it shall receive from 1943. 4 __ 67 65 63 - 63 70 68 the applicant a certificate in the fol­ 5 ...... 67 65 63 63 70 70 lowing form, duly signed by the‘appli­ (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended 6. ... 60 58 56 56 69 65 by Pub. Laws 89, 507, 421, and 729, 77th 60 58 56 56 67 65 cant: 8____ 64 62 60 60 67 65 Cong.; W.P.B. Dir. No. 1, Supp. Dir. No. 9 ...... 58 56 54 54 61 I hereby certify to the Office of Price Ad- 1-R) 10...... 54 52 60 60 56 58 ministratior that: (1) pursuant to the pro­ 11...... 64 62 60 60 67 visions of Ration Order No. 12 I was au­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. 12...... 51 49 47 47 13__ 46 44 42 42 thorized to issue purchase warrants in weight P rentiss M. B rown, value aggregating ------pounds; (2) on Administrator. the authority of all purchase warrants is­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. sued by me I acquired------pounds of [F. R. Doc. 43-1487; Filed, January 28, 1943; 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) roasted coffee; and (3) after December 12, 2:59 p. m.] 1942, and prior to January 26, 1943, I trans­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. ferred_____ pounds of roasted coffee against P rentiss M. B rown, purchase warrants received by me. Administrator. Date: P art 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel P roducts [F. R. Doc. 43-1496; Filed, January 28, 1943; Retailer-Wholesaler [Amendment 31 to Ration Order 11 *1 3:01 p. m.] By FUEL OIL RATIONING REGULATIONS Address A rationale for this amendment has P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood been issued simultaneously herewith and P roducts (c) The weight value of a certificate has been filed with the Division of the authorized to be issued to any whole­ [Amendment 9 to Ration Order 121] Federal Register.* saler pursuant to paragraph (a) of this In paragraph (a) of § 1394.5253, a COFFEE RATIONING REGULATIONS section shall be reduced by the weight colon is substituted for the period after value of any certificate received by such the word “application”, and there is A rationale for this amendment, has wholesaler pursuant to a petition for in­ been issued simultaneously- herewith and ventory adjustment filed by him. has been filed with the Division of the (d) Any retailer or wholesaler who, i 7 F.R. 9710, 10380, 11071, 11072, 8 F.R. 28, Federal Register.* 167, 566, 621, 978. after receiving a certificate pursuant to * 7 F.R. 8480, 8809, 8897, 9316, 9492, 9427, ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office paragraph (a) of this section, receives 9430, '9621, Ô784, 9396, 10153, 10081, 10379, of Price Administration. delivery of roasted coffee against pur­ 10530, 10531, 10780, 10707, 11118, 11071; 8 F.R. F.R. 9710, 10380, 11071, 11072; 8 F.R. 28, chase warrants previously issued by him 165, 237, 437, 369, 374, 535, 439, 444, 607, 608, 167, 566, 621, 978. shall, on or before March 15, 1943, suf- 977. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1317 added after the colon the phrase “Pro­ tached by the Board to the application Provided, however, That the exception vided, That such certification shall not for the new ration. contained in this subparagraph shall not be required if the ration applied for is Expiration and Revocation of Rations apply to sales or deliveries of used tin to be used in a portable space heater”; cans sold or delivered to persons author­ § 1394.5256 (d) is amended; in para­ § 1394.5507 Suspension and revoca­ ized or licensed under paragraph (b) (4) graph (a) of § 1394.5453, the phrase “for tion of rations. * * * of Supplementary Order No. M-72-a,a is­ purposes other than the operation of (f) The ration of any person who wil­ sued by the Director General for Opera­ equipment furnishing heat or hot water” fully causes the destruction or impair­ tions, War Production Board. is deleted, and in paragraph (b) of such ment of the use of equipment, or any ***** section, the phrase “or for heat or hot parts thereof, designed to use an alter­ water, or both,” is inserted between the nate fuel for the purpose of obtaining § 1499.23a Effective date of amend­ phrase “distillate oil” and the phrase such ration, may at any time be revoked. ments. * * ♦ (qq) Amendment No. 42 (§ 1499.9 “shall make a notation”; a colon is sub­ Provisions Relating to Dealers and stituted for the period after the word (b) (2)) to General Maximum Price “thereon” at the end of said paragraph Suppliers Regulation shall become effective Feb­ (b), and there is added after the colon § 1394.5705 Issuance of inventory ruary 3, 1943. the phrase “Provided, That the period of coupons. * * * (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; validity entered by the Board on the stub (d) Where a transfer is made by a E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) of any delivery receipt issued for heat dealer or supplier of an inventory coupon or hot water, or both, shall be limited to sheet (exclusive of the stub to which it Issued this 28th day of January 1943. any single thermal period specified in is attached) containing 100 undetached P rentiss M. B rown, § 1394.5266 (c) for the thermal zone in inventory coupons, the transferor may, Administrator. which the fuel oil burning equipment is in lieu of inserting the serial number [F. R. Doc. 43-1489; Filed, January 28, 1943; located.”; a new paragraph (f) is added of his registration certificate on each in­ 3:01 p m.] to § 1394.5507; in paragraph (c) of ventory coupon, prominently inscribe § 1394.5705 the phrase “subject to the across the face and the reverse side of provisions of paragraph (d) ” is inserted such coupon sheet his name, address and before the phrase “Every dealer and sup­ serial number of his registration certifi­ P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices plier”, and a new paragraph (d) is added cate. Effective Date [Order 7 Under § 1499.18 (c), as Amended, of to said section; and a new paragraph GMPR] (ee) is added to § 1394.5902; as set forth § 1394.5902 Effective date of correc­ below: tions and amendments. * * * SALES OF BEAN HAMPERS IN FLORIDA Heat and Hot Water Rations (ee) Amendment No. 31 (§§ 1394.5253, 1394.5256, 1394.5453, 1394.5507 and 1394.- For reasons set forth in an opinion § 1394.5256 Determination of allow­ 5705) to Ration Order No. 11 shall be­ issued simultaneously herewith, It is or­ able ration for heating private dwell­ come effective on February 2, 1943. dered: ings. * * * (d) Where application is made for the (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended § 1499.1507 Adjustment of maximum operation of a space heater in a house by Pub. Laws 89 and 507; Pub. Law 421, prices for 32 quart bean hampers sold trailer, the allowable ration for such pur­ 77th Cong., W.P.B. Directive No. 1, 7 in Florida, (a) Any person may sell pose shall be the amount requested by F.R. 562, Supp. Directive No. 1-0, 7 F.R. for delivery in the state' of Florida, and 8418; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) any person may buy for delivery in the applicant for the space heater but Florida, 32 quart bean hampers at a shall not exceed twice the maximum of Issued this 28th day of January 1943, the range established in accordance with price not to exceed the maximum price P rentiss M. B rown, for such hampers established for the the provisions of § 1394.5256 for the area Administrator. seller by the General Maximum Price assigned to the Board to which applica­ Regulation, plus the actual cost of any tion is made and which has jurisdiction [F. R. Doc. 43-1497; Filed, January 28, 1943; overtime labor incurred in manufactur­ over the issuance of such ration pursuant ^ 3:01 p. m.] ing such hampers. to any of the subparagraphs of para­ graph (b) of § 1394.5101. No ration shall (b) Any seller who sells 32 quart bean P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices hampers under the terms of this order be issued for the operation of a space must show separately on the invoice the heatef for supplying domestic hot water [Amendment 42 to GMPR1] in a house trailer. maximum price established for him by (1) Any consumer who finds that the USED SUPPLIES OR EQUIPMENT the General Maximum Price Regulation ration issued to him for the operation of A statement of the considerations in­ and the charge for overtime labor. a space heater in a house*trailer is insuf­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ (c) This Order No. 7 may be revoked ficient to meet his minimum needs, may, ment has been issued simultaneously or amended by the Price Administrator if his allowable ration is less than twice herewith and filed with the Division of at any time. the maximum of the range provided in the Federal Register.* (d) This Order No. 7 is hereby incor­ paragraph (d), surrender his current ra­ Section 1499.9 (b) (2) is amended and porated as a section of Supplementary tion to the Board having jurisdiction and a new paragraph (qq) is added to Regulation No. 14, which contains modi­ at the same time apply to .such Board § 1499.23a to read as set forth below. fications of maximum prices established for a new ration. § 1499.9 Commodities excepted from by § 1499.2. (2) The new ration shall be applied for this General Maximum Price Regula­ (e) This Order No. 7 shall become ef­ and passed upon in the same manner as tion. * * * an original application under § 1394,5266. fective January 6, 1943, and shall ter­ (b) This regulation shall not apply to minate on March 1, 1943. No delivery If the Board is unable, at the time appli­ the following sales or deliveries: cation is made, to issue to the applicant * * * * * made after March 1, 1943 shall be sub­ ject to the provisions of this order. the new ration, the applicant shall be (2) By any person, of his used sup­ permitted to retain his coupon sheets plies or equipment not acquired or pro­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong. E.O. until the Board issues the new ration. duced by him for the purpose of sale: 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Upon issuance of the new ration, the Board shall detach from its coupons ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office Issued this 28th day of January 1943. equal in gallonage value to that of any of Price Administration. P rentiss M. B rown, coupons used between the date of appli­ *7 F.R. 3153, 3330, 3666, 3990, 3991, 4339, Administrator. 4487, 4659, 4738, 5027, 5276, 5192, 5365, 5445, cation and the date of surrender of the 5565, 5484, 5775, 5784, 5783, 6058, 6081, 6007, [F. R. Doc. 43-1488; Filed, January 28, 1943; old ration. The coupon sheets surrend­ 6216, 6615, 6939, 6794, 7093, 7322, 7454, 7758, 3:01 p. m.] ered on the issuance of the new ration 7913, 8431, 8881, 9004, 8942, 9435, 9615, 9616, shall be appropriately cancelled and at- 9732, 10155, 10454, 8 F.R. 371. » 7 F.R. 6955. No. 21------3 1318 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943

P art 1340—F uel 88 shall become effective February 8, him, surrender to such distributor or 1943. dealer Bulk coupons issued on Form [RPS 88,1 Amendment 64] OPA R-553A or Form OPA R-554A hav­ (Pub. Law 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ing a value equal to the number of 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) gallons of gasoline so transferred and A statement of the considerations in­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. upon receipt of such coupons the dis­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ tributor or dealer shall cancel the con­ ment is issued simultaneously herewith P rentiss M. B rown, Administrator. sumer’s receipt; and has been filed with the Division of (iv) Any dealer who has made a trans­ the Federal Register.* IF. R. Doc. 43-1502; Filed, January 28, 1943; fer pursuant to this paragraph shall re­ A new inferior subdivision (d) is added 4:31 p. m.] port to the nearest State or District to § 1^40.159 (c) (1) (iii); in § 1340.159 Office of the Office of Price Administra­ (c) (1), subdivision (vii) is amended, tion the name and address of any con­ subdivision (x) is revoked, and new sub­ sumer who has accepted such transfer divisions (xii) and (xiii) are added as set P art 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel and who has not on or before February forth below: P roducts 25, 1943, surrendered coupons as re­ § 1340.159 Appendix A: Maximum [Ration Order 5C,1 Amendment 19] quired by this subparagraph (3) (iii) ; prices for petroleum and petroleum such report shall be forwarded immedi­ products. *_ * * MILEAGE RATIONING: GASOLINE REGULATIONS ately after the close of business on (c) Specific prices. * * * February 26, 1943; (1) Crude petroleum. * * * A rationale for "this amendment has (v) No dealer may secure replenish­ (iii) Louisiana. * * * been issued simultaneously herewith and ment on account of such transfer ex­ (d) The maximum price at the receiv­ has been filed with the Division of the cept in accordance with the provisions ing tank for crude petroleum of 40° API Federal Register.* of paragraph (e) of § 1394.8207. A new subparagraph (4) to paragraph gravity and above, produced in the Olla, § 1394.8207 Restrictions o n trans- South Olla and Little Creek Pools, (c) of § 1394.8153, and a new paragraph (e) to § 1394.8207, and a new paragraph jf $ $ $ LaSalle Parish, Louisiana, shall be $1.35 (e) Notwithstanding any other provi­ per barrel, with the customary differen­ (s) to § 1394.8352 are added; as set forth below: sions contained in this section a distrib­ tials for lower gravity crudes. utor or dealer may, during the period * * * * * § 1394.8153 Transfers to consumers from January 22, 1943 through Febru­ (vii) Texas, (a) The maximum price in exchange for coupons. * * * ary 8, 1943 obtain and receive transfers at the well for crude distillate produced (c) * * * of gasoline from a distributor equal to in the Pettus field, Bee County, Texas, (4) Notwithstanding the provisions of any bulk transfers of gasoline he has shall be $1.50 per barrel. subparagraphs (1), (2), and (3) of para­ made under the provisions of sub- (b) Effective February 2, 1942, the graph (c) of this section, a'distributor, paragraph (4) of paragraph (c) of maximum price at the receiving tank for or a dealer regularly engaged in bulk § 1394.8153, upon executing and deliver­ crude distillate of 50° gravity and above sales of gasoline in units of one hundred ing to such distributor a receipt setting produced from the Partlow lease, Har­ (100) or more gallons, may, during the forth the names and addresses of the din field, Liberty County, Texas, shall be period from January 22, 1943 through transferor and transferee, the amount $1.53 per barrel. February 5, 1943, make bulk transfers of gasoline transferred, the date of the (c) The maximum price at the receiv­ to a bulk consumer, who has not as yet transfer and the promise of the trans­ ing tank for crude petroleum of 40° API received Bulk coupons printed as part of feree to deliver to the transferor within gravity and above produced in the Rin­ Form OPA R-553A or Form OPA R-554A, twenty days from the date of such trans­ con field, Starr County, Texas, shall be without requiring a presentation of a fer valid evidences equal to the amount $1.45 per barrel, with the customary dif­ ration book or a surrender of Bulk cou­ of the gallonage transferred. The trans­ ferentials for lower gravity crudes. pons at the time of transfer, under the feree shall deliver to the transferor evi­ (d) Effective December 1, 1942, the following conditions: dences as required in such receipt as maximum price at the receiving tank for (i) At the time of the transfer, such soon as he has received coupons or checks crude petroleum of 40° API gravity and distributor or dealer shall obtain a for the transfers for which he has ob­ above produced in the Shields field, Nue­ written receipt from the transferee set­ tained replenishment. The transferor ces County, Texas, shall be $1.35 per bar­ ting forth the names and addresses of shall hold such receipt until the trans­ rel, with the customary differentials for the transferor and of the transferee, the feree delivers such evidences as required, lower gravity crudes. date of the transfer, and the number of and upon such delivery shall cancel such * * * * * gallons of gasoline transferred and the receipt. On March 2, 1943, any distrib­ (xii) South Arkansas. The maximum promise of the transferee to deliver valid utor who has made a transfer pursuant price at the receiving tank for sour dis­ Bulk coupons in an amount equal to such to this paragraph shall report to the tillate produced in the McKamie pool, gallonage within twenty days from the nearest State or District Office of the Of­ Lafayette County, Arkansas and in the date of such transfer, and the transferor fice of Price Administration full infor­ Dorcheat pool, the Macedonia pool and shall preserve such receipt until the re­ mation in regard to all such transfers the Big Creek pool, Columbia County, Ar­ ceipt of coupons from the transferee pur­ where the transferee has not delivered kansas, shall be $1.25 per barrel. suant to the provisions of subdivision evidences as required by this paragraph. (xiii) Kentucky. Effective as of May 1, (iii) of this subparagraph; 1942, the maximum price at the receiv­ (ii) No consumer may accept such Effective Dates ing tank for crude petroleum produced in transfer or execute and deliver such receipt unless he has applied for and § 1394.8352 Effective dates of amend- the Sebree pool, Webster County, Ken­ T ïlC îltS . * * * tucky, shall be $1.32 per barrel. knows he is entitled to receive a ration (sf Amendment No. 19 (§§ 1394.8153 § 1340.158a Effective dates of amend- which would entitled him to acquire (c) (4) and 1394.8207 (e) ) to Ration TiZCTltS• * * * gasoline for the purpose for which the Order No. 5C shall become effective Jan­ Amendment No. 64'(§§1340.159 (c) (1) transfer is made and which will enable uary 28, 1943. him to surrender to such dealer Bulk (iii) (d), 1340.159 (c) (1) (vii) and (xii) (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended and (xiii)) to Revised Price Schedule No. coupons issued on Form OPA R-553A or Form OPA R-554A having a value equal by Pub. Laws 89, 421 and 507, 77th Cong.; ‘Copies may be obtained from the Office of to the number of gallons of gasoline so W.P.B. Dir. No. 1, Supp. Dir. No. IQ, 7 F.R. Price Administration. transferred; 562, 9121, E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) 1 7 F.R. 1107,1371,1798,1799, 1886, 2132, 2304, (iii) Such consumer shall, immedi­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. 2352, 2634, 2945, 3463, 3482,3524, 3576, 3895, 3963, 4483, 4653, 4854, 4857, 5481, 5867, 5868, ately after issuance of such ration to P rentiss M. B rown, 5988, 5983, 6057, 6167,6471, 6680, 7242, 7838, Administrator. 8433, 8478, 9120, 9134,9335, 9425, 9460, 9620, *7 F.R. 9135, 9787, 10147, 10016, 10110, 9623 9817, 9820, 10684, 11069, 11112, 11075. 10338, 10706, 10786, 10787, 11009, 11Ó70, 8 [F. R. Doc. 43-1500; Filed, January 28, 1943; 8 F.R. 157, 232, 233, 857. F.R. 179, 274, 369, 372, 607, 565, 1028. 4:31 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1319

P art 1432—R ationing op Consumers’ ing house or hotel in which four (4) or Class W-9: Women enlisted as apprentice D urable G oods more rooms are regularly rented or seamen for training preliminary to appoint­ available for rental, nor does it include ment as commissioned officers. [Ration Order 9,1 Amendment 1] Class W-10: Women enlisted for general a building in which less than sevènty service. HEATING STOVES percent (70%) of the total floor space is (c) Administration. The W om en’s used for residential purposes. A rationale for this amendment has * * ife ifc * Reserve shall be administered by the been issued simultaneously herewith Commandant under the general direc­ and has been filed with the Division of § 1432.67 Effective date of corrections tion of the Secretary of the Navy, and the the Federal Register.* and amendments, (a) Amendment No. Commandant may order to duty at A new paragraph (e) is added to 1, (§§ 1432.13, 1432.65, and 1432.67) to Headquarters an officer of the Women’s § 1432.13; the headnote to § 1432.15 is Ration Order No. 9 shall become effec­ Reserve who shall act as Director and amended and the text of § 1432.15 is tive on January 28, 1943. such other officers and enlisted person­ designated § 1432.15 (a) and a new para­ (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended nel as efficient administration may re­ graph (b) is added thereto; a new sub- by Pub. Laws 89 and 507; Pub. Law 421, quire. paragraph (10a) is added to § 1432.65 77th Cong.; W.P.B. Dir. No. 1, 7 F.R. 562; (d) Exercise of military authority by (a); and a new § 1432.67 is added to Supp. Dir. No. IS, 7 F.R. 10668, E.O. officers. The military authority of com­ Ration Order No. 9, as set forth below l 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) missioned officers of the Women’s Re­ serve may be exercised over women of Subpart B—Provisions Affecting Con­ Issued this 28th day of January 1943. the Reserve only, and is limited to the sumers and Boards rentiss rown administration of the Women’s Reserve. * * * * * P M. B , Administrator. § 8.10103 Duties—(a) Place. Mem­ § 1432.13 Persons eligible to obtain [F. R. Doc. 43-1501; Filed, January 28, 1943; bers of the Women’s Reserve shall be certificates for new coal heating 4:31 p. m.] considered available for assignment to stoves. * * * duty at any place within the continental (e) Anyone who heats private dwell­ limits of the United States, and shall not ing premises by means of oil burning be assigned to duty on board vessels of equipment which distributes heat TITLE 33—NAVIGATION AND the Navy or Coast Guard or in combat through pipes or ducts but which does NAVIGABLE WATERS aircraft. not supply heat adequate for the health (b) Assignment. Members of the and comfort of the occupants of such Chapter I—Coast Guard, Department of Women’s Reserve shall be assigned such dwelling. the Navy , duties as they may be found qualified to § 1432.15 Application for a certificate. perform where such assignments will re­ Persons who need new coal heating P art 8—R egulations, U nited S tates lease male officers and enlisted men for equipment as a substitute for or to sup­ Coast G uard R eserve duty at sea but shall not be used to re­ plement oil burning equipment. * * * women’s reserve place Civil Service personnel. (b) A person who wishes to supple­ § 8.10104 Procurement—(a) Method. ment oil burning equipment which dis­ The regulations, United States Coast Personnel for the Women’s Reserve shall tributes heat through pipes or ducts Guard Reserve, 1941 (6 F.R. 1925), as be procured in accordance with instruc­ (see paragraph (e) § 1432.13) need not amended, are hereby further amended tions issued by Headquarters. at the time of application surrender any by adding the following: (b) Quotas. The quotas of personnel of his unused and unexpired fuel oil § 8.10101 Purpose. The purpose of of the Women’s Reserve to be procured coupon sheets or coupons to the Board, the Women’s Reserve, which has been shall be prescribed from time to time but must present to the Board the fol­ established by law as a branch of the by Headquarters. lowing statement signed by him: Coast Guard Reserve, is to expedite the § 8.10105 Qualifications—(a) Classes I, ______, hereby certify/ that I war effort by releasing officers and men W-S, W-P and W-9. For appointment (Print Name) from shore establishments for duty at in Class W-S, W-P and W-9 in the am the owner (or tenant) of the private sea and replacing them by qualified dwelling property located a t ______women. Women’s Reserve, an applicant must: (Print Address) § 8.10102 Composition, organization, (1) Be a citizen of the United States which is heated by oil burning equipment and administration—(a) Composition. or its territories or insular possessions. which distributes heat through pipes or (2) Be not less than-twenty. The up­ ducts; and that I need a coal stove to heat The Women’s Reserve shall be composed per age limit shall be as from time to essential living or working space in this prop­ of female citizens of the United States time prescribed by Headquarters. erty; and the heat supplied by the present who by appointment or enlistment there­ (3) Possess a degree from an accred­ equipment is not sufficient for health and in obligate themselves to serve in the comfort. I will promptly install the coal shore establishments of the Coast Guard ited university or college or, lacking su.ch heating stove when I get it. I pledge that I within the continental United States, a degree, have completed two years of will save as much fuel oil as possible by using college work and had at least two years the new coal heating stove to its full extent for the duration of the present war and of acceptable business or professional and that within the time specified in the Fuel for six months thereafter unless sooner experience. In exceptional cases, out­ Oil Rationing Regulations I will return to my discharged or otherwise separated. standing experience may be offered in local War Price and Rationing Board all fuel Members of the Women’s Reserve will be lieu of the college requirement. coupons I have saved by using such coal designated as “Spars”. heating stove. (b) Organization. The various ranks, (4) Be of good moral character. grades and ratings in the Women’s Re­ (5) Be able to pass such physical ex­ (Signature of Applicant) amination as may be prescribed. * * * *. * serve shall correspond to thosè in the (b) Class W-10. For enlistment in regular Coast Guard except that there Class W-10 an applicant must: Subpart G—Glossary of terms: Effective shall not bg more than one officer in the (1) Be a citizen of the United States Date of Order grade of lieutenant commander nor more than eighteen (18) officers in the grade or of its territories or insular posses­ §1432.65 Technical terms explained. of lieutenant and that the number of sions. (a) * * * (2) Be not less than twenty years of (10a) “Private dwelling” means a officers in the grade of lieutenant (junior grade) shall not exceed 35 per- age. The upper age limit shall be as building or structure designed for the prescribed from time to time by Head­ occupancy of fewer than four (4) fam­ centum of the total number of commis­ ilies, but does not include a rooming sioned officers. The class designations quarters. house, boarding house, dormitory, lodg- for personnel shall be as follows: (3) Have completed at least two years of high school or business school. Class W-S: Women appointed as commis­ * Copies may be obtained from the Office of sioned officers. (4) Be of good moral character. Price Administration. Class W-P: Women appointed as protaa- (5) Be able to pass such physical ex­ x7 F.R. 10720. ionary commissioned officers. amination as may be prescribed. 1320 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 § 8.10106 Uniforms and equipment— Center, Camp Hulen, Texas—(a) The When through traffic is not permitted (a) Officers. The uniform allowance for danger zone. The firing ranges for during hours of darkness, occulting red officers of the Women’s Reserve shall be firing points near Turtle Point, near Well light or lights will be displayed from a the same as is prescribed for regular of­ Point, and near the shore line between high tower at Camp Hulen and from a ficers of the Coast Guard Reserve, and Magnolia Beach and Powderhorn Lake, high tower between Magnolia Beach and shall be payable in the same manner and inclusive, hereinafter referred to as the. Indianola Island. under the same conditions. - “restricted area”, include the waters of (2) Except under unusual circum­ (b) Enlisted personnel. The Com­ Matagorda Bay, Lavaca Bay, Cox Bay, stances, announcement of which shall mandant shall fix the money value of Keller Bay, Turtle Bay, Trespalacios Bay, be communicated to the surrounding the articles of uniform and equipment Coon Island Bay, and Oyster Lake, communities, the'restricted area is open which enlisted members are required to Texas, and their tributaries within an throughout the year to the public for have upon their first reporting for active area bounded as follows. (See U. S. C. & fishing and traffic without restriction duty, and shall authorize such articles of G. S. Chart No. 1284—Matagorda Bay from 6:00 p. m. Saturdays to 8:00 a. m. uniform and equipment, or parts thereof, and Approaches.1) Mondays. The restricted area is also to be issued in kind, or in lieu thereof a A line beginning at the neck of Turtle open to the public for fishing and traffic payment in cash of the money value fixed Point Peninsula bearing 110° true and without restriction on other days when in accordance with the foregoing, but running a distance of 13,000 yards, in­ firing is not to be conducted. not to exceed $200.60, may be made to cluding all of Coon Island Bay and Oys­ (3) When firing is to be held in all or enlisted members so ordered to active ter Lake and their tributaries; thence part of the restricted area, large red duty, for the purchase of required uni­ along a line bearing 180° true to the flags will be displayed from elevated po­ forms and equipment. north shore of Matagorda Bay; thence sitions in the immediate vicinity of each along a line bearing 140° true a distance firing point from which firing is to be § 8.10107 Disability and death bene­ of 6,000 yards to a point one mile bay- conducted. fits. If any member of the Women’s ward from the north shore of Matagorda (4) Except for through Intracoastal Reserve shall suffer disability or death Peninsula; thence along a line bearing water traffic, no boats will enter the re­ from disease or injury incurred in line 225° true to the north shore of Mata­ stricted area during the following pe­ of duty while employed on active duty, gorda Peninsula; thence in a southwest­ riods without first obtaining clearance she or her beneficiaries shall be entitled erly direction along the north shore of from Headquarters, Antiaircraft Train­ to all the benefits prescribed by law for Matagorda Peninsula to a point on the ing Center, Camp Hulen, Texas: civilian employees of the United States. north shore of Matagorda Peninsula in­ 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. on all week days. They or their beneficiaries shall not be tersected by a line bearing 130° true from entitled to receive the six-months’ death Half moon Reef Light (approximately Traffic other than through Intracoastal gratuity, retirement, or pensions provid­ 3,500 yards along the shore line northeast traffic, desiring to enter the restricted ed for officers and men of the Coast of Greens Bayou); thence along a line area from Port O’Connor, Port Lavaca, Guard. bearing 255° true to a point one mile Palacios, or from direction of Matagorda § 8.10108 Subject to laws. Members from the north shore of Matagorda Pen­ during the restricted periods must obtain of the Women’s Reserve shall be subject insula; thence southwesterly, along a line permission in advance from the Com­ to the laws and regulations for the gov­ paralleling the north shore of Matagorda manding Officer, Antiaircraft Training ernment of the Coast Guard, including, Peninsula at a distance of one mile bay- Center, Camp Hulen, Texas, telephone as far as practicable and where they ward to a point in Matagorda Bay bear­ extension #38 or #386. Traffic desir­ are not otherwise made inapplicable, all ing 48° true, 5,600 yards from the cu­ ing to enter the restricted area from the provisions of the regulations for the pola on Saluria Coast Guard Station; vicinity of Port O’Connor may request United States Coast Guard Reserve. thence northwesterly to the entrance to the Coast Guard Station at Port O’Con­ nor to obtain permission for entry from R. R. W aesche, Boggy Bayou; thence along shore line Commandant. to Gallinipper Point; thence in a north­ the Commanding Officer, Antiaircraft westerly direction to Noble Point; thence Training Center, Camp Hulen, Texas. Approved: December 29, 1942. following the arc of a circle having a (5Y At night when firing is scheduled, P rank K nox, radius of 12,500 yards and a point of ori­ occulting red light or lights will be dis­ Secretary of the Navy. gin on the shore of Lavaca Bay midway played from high towers at Camp Hulen between Indian Point and Magnolia and between Magnolia Beach and In­ fP. R. Doc. 43-1511; Piled, January 29, 1943; dianola Island. These occulting red 10:21 a. m.J Beach to the north shore of Matagorda Bay southeast of Olivia; thence follow­ lights will be displayed during the hours ing the north shore of Matagorda Bay of darkness until the conclusion of the to Well Point; thence following the firing for the night. When these occult­ Chapter II—Corps of Engineers, shores of Turtle Bay to the point of be­ ing red lights are displayed, no vessel War Department ginning and including all of Turtle Bay. of any type shall enter or remain in the (b) The regulations. (1) Through restricted area without specific permis­ P art 204— D anger Zone R egulations traffic in either direction on the route sion from the Commanding Officer, Anti­ WATERS NEAR CAMP HULEN, TEXAS of the'Intracoastal Waterway and feeder aircraft Training Center, Camp Hulen, channels to Palacios and Port Lavaca Texas. In addition, when notices have Pursuant to the provisions of Execu­ may enter and proceed directly through been published announcing night firing tive Order 9168 signed on May 20, 1942 the restricted area via the waterway in the restricted area no vessel of any (7 F.R. 3841), the following rules and and channels without hindrance or de­ kind Will enter or remain in the restricted regulations are prescribed to govern the lay except as indicated below or when area .during any such announced period use,-administration,' and navigation of advised otherwise by the United States of firing without specific permission from the waters of Matagorda Bay, Lavaca Coast Guard at Port O’Connor or by a the Commanding Officer, Antiaircraft Bay, Cox Bay, Keller Bay, Turtle Bay, representative of the Commanding Offi­ Training Center, Camp Hulen, Texas. Trespalacios Bay, Coon Island Bay, and cer, Antiaircraft Training Center, Camp (6) Vessels in or planning to enter the Oyster Lake, Texas, comprising the firing Hulen, Texas. When through Intra­ restricted area at any time should be on range for the Coast Artillery Antiair­ coastal traffic is not permitted to enter the lookout for the above-listed warn­ craft Training Center, Camp Hulen,. the restricted area, during daylight hours ing signals and when the indicated Texas. These rules and regulations patrol boats or guards will be stationed danger signals are displayed, should not supersede § 204.93, published in the F ed­ at entrance to the canal near Port enter or remain in the restricted area eral R egister August 4, 1942 (7 F.R. O’Connor and in the canal near the east­ except as definitely authorized by these 6010). ern end of Oyster Lake and in the feeder regulations unless authorized in advance § 204.93 Waters of Matagorda Bay, channels on the Palacios and Port La­ to do so by the Commanding Officer, Lavaca Bay, Cox Bay, Keller Bay, Turtle vaca sides of the restricted area to warn Antiaircraft Training Center, Camp Bay, Trespalacios Bay, Coon Island Bay, traffic approaching the danger area. Hulen, Texas, and Oyster Lake, Texas: Firing Range, (7) If an airplane zooms twice in suc­ Coast Artillery Antiaircraft Training * Piled as part of the original document. cession over any vessel in or entering FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1321

the restricted area, it should be taken PART 20— SPECIAL REGULATIONS Whereas in order effectively to dis­ as a warning to remain out of or prompt­ Section 20.1 (c) is amended to read charge this responsibility it is necessary ly leave the restricted area, as follows: for the Administrator to correlate, in con­ (8) These regulations shall be en­ junction with the Director, Office of De­ forced by the Commanding Officer, § 20.1 Colonial national Historical fense Transportation, the movement of Antiaircraft Training Center, Camp Park. * * * cargoes to port with the movement of Hulen, Texas, through the use of such (c) Speed. Speed of vehicles is lim­ ships available for carriage from port, to equipment and personnel as may be ited to 25 miles per hour in the battle­ assure efficient loading of ships, and to properly designated by him for the pur­ field area, and to 15 miles per hour in maintain adequate inventories and rec­ pose and through the assistance of the the utility areas and residential sections. ords; United States Coast Guard. Section 20.26 is amended to read as Therefore, by virtue of the authority (9) These rules and regulations super­ follows: vested in me by the Act of March 14, sede those approved by the Secretary of 1942 (Public Law 498, 77th Congress), by War on June 13, 1942. (Regs. January § 20.26 Hawaii National Park; speed. Executive Order 9054, dated February 7, 16, 1942) [Regs. January 16, 1943 (CE Speed of vehicles is limited to 25 miles 1942, as amended, and in accordance with 684 (Camp Hulen, Texas)—SPEON) ] per hour on those sections of the Mama- the directive issued on November 11,1942 [seal] J. A. U lio, lahoa Highway where signs are posted (7 F.R. 9359) by the Lend-Lease Admin­ Major General, giving notice of such limit. istrator, it is hereby directed: The Adjutant General. Sections 20.3 (d) (7) and 20.41 are § 321.4 Directive 4, Forwarding and [P. R. Doc. 43-1503; Piled, January 28, 1943; revoked. transportation of waterborne foreign 4:27 p. m.] Issued this 4th day of November 1942. commerce of the United States.—(a) [seal] Abe F ortas, Scope. No person (including depart­ Under Secretary. ments, agencies or officers of the United [P. R. Doc. 43-1510; Filed, January 29, 1943; jStates) shall forward or authorize for­ TITLE 36—PARKS AND FORESTS 9:53 a. m.] warding to a port or point in the United States for export transportation there­ Chapter I—National Park Service from by water any Lend-Lease cargo or Amendments to S peed R egulations cargo procured or transported for a Lend-Lease government except at the di­ Pursuant to the authority contained TITLE 46—SHIPPING rection of the Administrator; nor shall in the act of August 25, 1916 (39 Stat. Chapter IV—War Shipping any department, agency, officer, govern­ 535, 16 U. S. C. sec. 3), Parts 2 and 20 mental corporation or other instrumen­ of Chapter I, Title 36, Code of Federal Administration tality of the United States forward or Regulations, as amended, are amended [Directive 4, Revised] authorize forwarding to a port or point in the following respects: in the United States for export trans­ P art 321—D irectives PART 2— GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS portation therefrom by water any other FORWARDING AND TRANSPORTATION OF cargo except at the direction of the Ad­ Section 2.42 is amended to read as FOREIGN COMMERCE ministrator. As used herein, other cargo follows: means any cargo which is shipped or Section 321.4, Directive 4, issued on transported by or on behalf of or for a § 2.42 Limitations on speed, (a) November 3, 1942, (7 F.R. 8967) is re­ governmental agency or instrumentality Speed of vehicles is limited to 35 miles per vised to read: to itself or to another such agency or hour, unless a lower limit is prescribed Directive with respect to forwarding instrumentality or in the movement of for a particular road or roads by special and transportation of waterborne foreign which a governmental agency or instru­ regulations. In every event, vehicles commerce of the United States. mentality has a special interest as owner shall be driven or operated at an appro­ To all persons (including departments, or potential owner or otherwise, except priate reduced speed when approach­ agencies and officers of the United cargo shipped by the Navy or War De­ ing and crossing an intersection, when States) engaged in or concerned with the partment for its own account. approaching and going around a curve, procurement, transportation or forward­ (b) Consignment of cargo. All Lend- when approaching a hill crest, when ing of Lend-Lease cargo or cargo pro­ Lease cargo or cargo procured or trans­ traveling upon a narrow and winding cured, transported or forwarded for the ported for a Lend-Lease government road, and when special hazards exist with government of any country whose de­ respect to pedestrians or other traffic or shall be consigned to the Administrator by reason of weather or roadway condi­ fense has been deemed by the President as principal; all other cargo within the to be vital to the defense of the United scope of this Directive shall be similarly tions. States pursuant to the Act of March 11, (b) The provisions of this section shall consigned unless the Administrator’s not apply to: 1941 (which government is hereinafter consent to the designation of some other referred to as a Lend-Lease govern­ consignee be previously obtained. After (1) Any vehicle driven or operated by ment) ; and to all departments, agencies, consignment, in the event that instruc­ or under the direction of the military or officers, governmental corporations and tions for stoppage in transit or diversion naval forces of the United States, or other instrumentalities of the United to intermediate storage are given to the State military forces organized pursu­ States engaged in or concerned with the carrier or carriers, the Administrator or ant to section 61 of the National Defense procurement, transportation or forward­ his agent shall in all cases be immedi­ Act, as amended; ing of cargo for delivery overseas. ately notified by the issuer of such in­ (2) Any vehicle when driven or oper­ Whereas the War Shipping Adminis­ struction, and, where the consignee is a ated in an emergency for the protection trator (hereinafter referred to as the Ad­ person other than the Administrator or or preservation of life, health, or for ministrator) is charged with the respon­ his agent, such other person shall also public safety: Provided, That this sub- sibility of coordinating the functions and be immediately notified. paragraph shall not be so construed as facilities of public and private agencies (c) Information required. Except as to authorize any such vehicle to be driven engaged in forwarding and similar* serv­ otherwise provided herein, the following or operated at a rate of speed in excess icing of waterborne export and import information with respect to all cargo of that which is reasonable under condi­ foreign commerce of the United States within the scope of this Directive, to­ tions prevailing at such time. and controlling the operation and use of gether with such other information as u (c) As used in this section, the term ocean shipping (other than troopships the Administrator may require, shall be “vehicle” means every device in, upon, and other vessels excluded from the Ad­ furnished to the Administrator or his or by which any person or property is ministrator’s control under section 2 (a) agent as soon as it is available: or may be transported or drawn upon of Executive Order 9054) for the success­ (1) The identifying serial number and a roadway. ful prosecution of the War; and date of issuance of the O.D.T. block per- 1322 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 mit and of the Q.M.R. or other release, (j) Effective date. This Directive as In the matter of Annual Reports from if any, authorizing movement of the herein revised shall become effective on Class I Motor Carriers of Property and cargo; February 1, 1943. Class I Motor Carriers'of Passengers, and (2) Confirmation of movement, origin, the corresponding section of the Code date of shipment, route, mode of carriage (56 Stat. 171; E.O. 9054, 7 F JR. 837) of Federal Regulations, the following or­ and identification of carrying unit or [seal] E. S. L and, der was entered: units to the port or point of export; Administrator. It is ordered, That the order of this (3) Original and such copies of inland J anuary 26, 1943. Commission dated February 5, 1942, In carrier's bill of lading and of shipping [F. R. Doc. 43-1512; Filed, January 29, 1943; the Matter of Annual Reports from Class papers as the Administrator may direct. 10:29 a m.] I Motor Carriers of Property and Class The Administrator may waive in whole I Motor Carriers of Passengers be, and or in part the application of this para­ it is hereby, vacated and set aside, effec­ graph (c) with respect to any cargo tive'January 28, 1943, and the following within the scope of this Directive other TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND order shall become effective: than Lend-Lease cargo or cargo pro­ RAILROADS' § 205.1 Form prescribed for annual cured or transported for a Lend-Lease reports, (a) Each Class I Motor Car­ government. Chapter I—Interstate Commerce rier of Property and each Class I Motor (d) Preparation of documents. With Commission Carrier of Passengers, as defined in the respect to all cargo within the scope of Snbchapter A—General Rules and Regulations Commission’s orders of November 29, this Directive which is consigned to the P art 120—Annual, Special or P eriodical 1937, prescribing the Uniform System of Administrator or his agent, the Admin­ Accounts, (Parts 182 and 181, respective­ istrator will prepare or cause to be pre­ R eports ly, of this title) shall file an annual re­ pared all dock receipts, ocean bills of ORDER PRESCRIBING ANNUAL REPORT FORM port for the year ended December 31, lading, customs declarations and other FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAYS 1942, and for each succeeding year Until appropriate ocean shipping documents. At a session of the Interstate Com­ further order, in accordance with Motor (e) Records maintained by Adminis­ merce Commission, Division 1, held at Carrier Annual Report Form A (Class I trator. The Administrator will main­ its office in Washington, D. C., on the Motor Carriers of Property or Passen­ tain or cause to be maintained, in such 22d day of January, A. D. 1943. gers) which is hereby approved and made form as requested by the interested In the matter of Annual Reports from a part of this order.1 United States Government procuring Electric Railway Companies and the (b) The annual report shall be filed, agencies, records concerning all Lend- corresponding section of the Code of in duplicate, in the Bureau of Motor Lease cargo or cargo procured or trans- Federal Regulations, the following order Carriers,'‘Interstate Commerce Commis­ pprted for a Lend-Lease government, was entered: sion, Washington-, D. C., on or before which is called forward by him, con­ It is ordered, That the order of this March 31 of the year following the one to signed to him or his agent, forwarded Commission dated January 27, 1941, In which it relates. (Sec. 220, 49 Stat. 563, by him or his agent, and loaded on ocean se6. 24, 54 Stat. 926; 49 U.S.C. 320) carriers, and will make such informa­ the Matter of Annual Reports from Elec­ tion available to the procuring agencies tric Railways be, and it is hereby, vacated By the Commission, Division 1. concerned, the Munitions Assignments and set aside effective January 1, 1943, [seal] W. P. Bartel, Board and the Lend-Lease Administra­ and the following order shall become Secretdry. effective: tor. [F. R. Doc. 43-15J.4; Filed, January 29, 1943; (f) Compliance with instructions is­ § 120.21 Form prescribed for electric 11:07 a. m.] sued by the Munitions Assignments railways, (a) All electric railway com­ Board and the Lend-Lease Administra­ panies within the .scope of section 20, tor. The Administrator will comply with Part I of the Interstate Commerce Act, all instructions issued by the Munitions are hereby required to file annual reports Notices Assignments Board through its commit­ for the year ended December 31, 1942, tees or by the Lend-Lease Administra­ and for each succeeding year until fur­ tor, in cases within their respective juris­ ther order, in accordance with Annual DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. dictions, with respect to the diversion to Report Form G (Electric Railways), Bituminous Coal Division. t some other use of cargo consigned to which is hereby approved and made a the Administrator. part of this order.1 [Docket No. 1819-FD] (g) Limitations on responsibility of (b) The annual report shall be filed, J ohn E arly F loyd Administrator. Nothing herein con­ in duplicate, in the Bureau of Transport ORDER WITHDRAWING COMPLAINTS, ETC. tained contemplates the assumption by Economics and Statistics, Interstate the Administrator of responsibility for Commerce Commission, Washington, Order withdrawing complaints dated or control over stockpile, assembly, or D. C., on or before March 31 of the year July 1, 1941 and May 11, 1942, and mo­ transit storage depots, or the forward­ following the one to which it relates. tion to withdraw complaint dated May ing thereto: Provided, however, That if 11,1942, and discontinuing matter with­ cargo consigned to the Administrator (Sec. 20, 24 Stat. 386, sec. 7, 34 Stat. 593, out prejudice. for forwarding to a port or point in the 35 Stat. 649, sec. 14,36 Stat. 556, secs. 434- A complaint in the above-entitled mat­ United States for export transportation 435, 41 Stat. 493, sec. 13, 54 Stat. 916; ter, dated July 1, 1941, having been duly therefrom be diverted to a stockpile, as­ 49 U.S.C. 20 (1)-(18)) filed on July 5,1941, with the Bituminous sembly or transit storage depot, it shall By the Commission, Division 1. Coal Division (the “Division”), by the Bituminous Coal Producers Board for remain under the control and direction [seal] W. P. Bartel, of the Administrator unless he is other­ Secretary. District No. 13 (the “Board”), and a com­ wise instructed by the Munitions Assign­ plaint in the above-entitled matter dated ments Board through its committees or [F. R. Doc. 43-1515; Filed, January 29, 1943; May 11, 1942, having been duly filed on by the Lend-Lease Administrator in cases 11:07 a. m.] May 19, 1942, with the Division by the within their respective jurisdictions. said Board, and a motion dated May 11, (h) Issuance of supplements, admin­ 1942, to withdraw the said complaint istrative orders and instructions. Sup­ Subehapter B—Carriers by Motor Vehiele filed with the Division on July 5, 1941, plements hereto and administrative or­ P art 205—R eports of M otor Carriers having been duly filed with the Divi­ sion on May 19,1942, by the said Board; ders and instructions hereunder may be ORDER PRESCRIBING ANNUAL REPORT FORM issued from time to time. FOR MOTOR CARRIERS and (i) Compliance. All departments, The said Board by motion, dated Jan­ agencies, or officers of the United States At a session of the Interstate Com­ uary 6, 1943, and duly filed with the Di­ are directed to issue appropriate instruc­ merce Commission, Division 1, held at its vision on January 7, 1943, having re­ tions to assure compliance herewith and office in Washington, D. C., on the 28th quested that it be granted permission to with supplements hereto and adminis­ day of January, A. D. 1943. withdraw said complaints dated July 1, trative orders and instructions issued hereunder. * Filed as part of original document. »Filed as part of original document. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1323

1941, and May 11, 1942, and said mo­ Subject to valid existing rights, and Washington Meridian tion to withdraw complaint dated May effective upon acceptance of title thereto 11, 1942; and T. 1 N., R. 3 E., by the Commissioner of the General Sec. 13, lot 10. The Director deeming it advisable that Land Office, the following-described The area described contains 39.68 acres. said request should be granted; lands are hereby withdrawn from all Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the forms of appropriation under the public- This order shall take precedence over, said motion dated January 6, 1943 to land laws, including the mining and but shall not rescind or revoke, the with­ withdraw said complaints and said mo­ mineral-leasing laws, and reserved for drawal for classification and other pur­ tion dated May 11,1942, be and the same the use of the War Department as a poses made by Executive Order No. 6964 hereby is granted without prejudice; and civilian housing project in connection of February 5, 1935, as amended, so far It is further ordered, That the above- with the operation of the Sierra Ord­ as such order affects the above-described entitled matter be and the same hereby nance Depot : land. is discontinued. It is intended that the land described Dated: January 27, 1943. Mount Diablo Meridian herein shall be returned to the adminis­ T. 26 N., R. 16 E., [seal] D an H. W heeler, tration of the Department of the Inte­ Director. Sec. 2, lots 1 to 4, Inclusive, S ^ N E ^ , rior, when it is no longer needed for the S&NW&, SWÎ4, Wy2SEi/4, andN E ^SE ^. purpose for which it is reserved. [P. R. Doc. 43-1477; Piled, January 28, 1943; The areas described aggregate 598.44 acres. 12:18 p. m.] Abe F ortas, It is intended that the lands described Acting Secretary of the Interior. herein shall be returned to the admin­ J anuary 19, 1943. istration of the Department of the In­ Departm ent of th e in t e r io r . terior, when they are no longer needed [P. R. Doc. 43—1509; Piled, January 29, 1943; for the purpose for which they are 9:44 a. m.] General Land Office. reserved. [Public Land Order 79] Abe F ortas, Acting Secretary of the Interior. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Alaska J anuary 16, 1943. Rural Electrification Administration. COAL MINING FROM RESERVED LANDS [P. R. Doc. 43-1508; Piled, January 29, 1943; Modifying Executive Order No. 6957 of 9:44 a. m.] [Administrative Order 738] February 4, 1935, so as to permit coal H oward County, N ebraska mining from a portion of the reserved lands. [Public Land Order 81] allocation of funds for loans By virtue of the authority contained M ississippi J anuary 21, 1943. in the Act of June 25, 1910, c. 421, 36 LAND WITHDRAWAL Inasmuch as Howard County Rural Stat. 847, as amended by the Act of Au­ Public Power District has transferred a gust 24, 1912, c. 369, 37 Stat. 497 (U.S.C., Withdrawing public land for use of the portion of its property to Southern Ne­ title 43, secs. 141-143), and pursuant to War Department for military purposes. braska Rural Public Power District, and Executive Order No. 9146 of April 24, By virtue of the authority vested in Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power 1942; It is ordered as follows: the President and pursuant to Executive District has assumed in part the indebt­ Executive Order No. 6957 of February Order No. 9146 of April 24, 1942, It is edness to United States of America, of 4,1935, withdrawing certain public lands ordered as follows: Howard County Rural Public Power Dis­ and reserving them for classification and Subject to valid existing rights, the trict, arising out of the loans made by in aid of legislation, is hereby modified following-described public land is hereby United States of America pursuant to the so as to permit mining under prospecting withdrawn from all forms of appropria­ Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as permits or leases issued pursuant to sec­ tion under the public-land laws, includ­ amended, I hereby amend the Adminis­ tion 3 of the Act of October 20, 1914, e. ing the mining and mineral leasing laws, trative Order designated below to change 330, 38 Stat. 742, as amended by the Act and reserved for the use of the War the designation specified therein as fol­ of March 4, 1921, c. 152, 41 Stat. 1363 Department for military purposes: lows: (U.S.C., title 48, sec. 444) of coal from the following described lands: Administrative Amount of al­ Order Amount location Seward Meridian Project designation of alloca­ T. 19 N., R. 2 E„ tion New project designation No. Date Remain­ Sec. 22, Ey2SEi,4; , Assumed ing Sec. 23, Wi/2NEi4, NW^i, 814; Sec. 26, Ni/2. Nebraska 49, Howard Dis­ 26 Oct. 27,1936 $400,000 $35,405 The areas described aggregate 960 acres. trict Public (allotted as Nebraska 76, Southern Ne­ Nebraska 49 Howard, braska District Public (Ne­ changed by Memorandum braska 49 Howard District Abe F ortas, to Members of the Staff, Public). Acting Secretary of the Interior. dated Sept. 13, 1939). January 16, 1943. $364,595 Nebraska 7049A1, Howard District Public. [P. R. Doc 43-1507; Piled, January 29, 1943; ' 9:44 a. m.] [seal] H arry S lattery, Administrator. [P. R. Doc. 43-1527; Piled, January 29,1943; 11:38 a. m.] [Public Land Order 80] California [Administrative Order 739]

LAND WITHDRAWAL N elson County, Virginia Withdrawing public lands for use of ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR LOANS tne War Department as a civilian J anuary 23, 1943. Housing project in connection with the I hereby amend Administrative Order No. 466,1 dated May 28 1940 bv rescindim operation of the Sierra Ordnance Depot, the allocation of $5,000 therein made for “Virginia 0029W2 Nelson.” ’ tv. Th.Vlr^Ue the authority vested in me president and pursuant to section 1 [ seal] H arry S lattery, 6 act of June 28> 1934> c- 865, 48 Stat. Administrator. a b-i «and Executive Order No. 9146 of ______[P. R. Doc. 43-1528; Piled, January 29,1943; 11:38 a. m.] April 24,1942; It is ordered as follows: 15 F.R. 2122. 1324 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. performed by an establishment producing Export Control Branch, Office of Exports, from such material a product of this in­ charged Will Thomas Company, Will Wage and Hour Division. dustry or subassembly of such product shall Thomas, Partner, and Israel Torrico, be included within this definition. [ Administrative Order 173] 4. Any product, the manufacture of which Partner, hereinafter referred to as ap­ is covered by the definition of an industry pellants, with violations of §§801.2 and M etal, P lastics, M achinery, I nstrument, for which the Administrator has already is­ 802.10 (a) of the regulations issued in and Allied Industries sued a wage order or appointed an industry part under the authority of said section committee. in matters relating to export control and APPOINTMENT OF INDUSTRY COMMITTEE within the jursidiction of the Board of NO. 53 3. The definition of the metal, plastics, Economic Warfare. The appellants filed 1. By virtue of and pursuant to the machinery, instrument, and allied indus­ a written answer to the charges above authority vested in me by the Pair Labor tries covers all occupations in the indus­ set out. Standards Act of 1938, I, L. Metcalfe try which are necessary to the produc­ The Compliance Commissioner, duly Walling, Administrator of the Wage and tion of the articles covered by the defini­ designated under § 807.1 of the aforesaid Hour Division, U. S. Department of La­ tion, including clerical, maintenance, regulations, reviewed the record and filed bor, do hereby appoint and convene for shipping, and selling occupations: Pro­ his findings of fact and recommenda­ the metal, plastics, machinery, instru­ vided, however, That this definition does tions in the matter. The Compliance ment, and allied industries (as such in­ not cover clerical, maintenance, ship­ Commissioner found and concluded that dustry is defined in paragraph 2) an ping, and selling occupations when car­ the appellants, Will ThOmas Company, industry committee composed of the fol­ ried on in a wholesaling or selling de­ Will Thomas, partner, and Israel Tor-- lowing representatives: partment, physically segregated from the rico, partner, violated section 6 of the For the public: George E. Osborn, other departments of a manufacturing Act of July 2, 1940 and the Export Con­ Chairman, Palo Alto, California; Clar­ establishment the greater part of the trol regulations of the Board of Economic ence Ayres, Austin, Texas; Robert P. sales of which wholesaling or selling de­ Warfare, by filling orders for ladies’ Brecht, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; partment are sales of articles which have nylon hose in excess of one dollar per George J. Burke, Ann Arbor, Michigan; been purchased for resale: And provided, pair and shipping the same in nine Prank T. Carlton, Cleveland, Ohio; Ralph further, That where an employee covered parcels, each of the approximate value S. Foss, New York, New York; John Ise, by this definition is employed during the of $25.00, without the required individual Lawrence, Kansas; H. C. Nixon, Nash­ same workweek at 'two or more different license, between the dates of July 6,1942, ville, Tennessee; James S. Robbins, minimum rates of pay, he shall be paid and July 14, 1942, to various consignees Washington, D. C.; Erwin H. Schell, the highest of such rates for such work­ in La Paz, Bolivia, for the account of Cambridge, Massachusetts; Tipton R. week unless records concerning his em­ one party. Snavely, Charlottesville, Virginia; John ployment are kept by his employer, in Upon consideration of the record, find­ I. Yellott, Chicago, Illinois. accordance with applicable regulations ings of fact and recommendations in the For the employees: Joseph Beach, of the Wage and Hour Division. matter, the Chief of Office, Office of Ex­ Washington, D. C.; Edward D. Bieretz, 4. Any person who, in the opinion of ports, Board of Economic Warfare, de­ Washington, D. C.; Paul Christopher, the Committee, having a substantial in­ nied all export license privileges to ap­ Knoxville, Tennessee; George Q. Lynch, terest in the proceeding and who is pre­ pellants and any person, association or Washington, D. C.; Joseph McDonagh, pared to present material pertinent to organization acting on behalf of or for the question under consideration, may, the account of them, until March 18, Washington, D. C.; Russ Nixon, Wash­ with the approval of the committee, ap­ ington, D. C.; Ben Riskin, Washington, pear on his own behalf or on behalf of 1943. D. C.; Joseph Scanlon, Pittsburgh, Penn­ any other person. Appellants were duly notified of said sylvania; Boris Shishkin, Washington, 5. The industry committee herein cre­ order and within ten days of said notice D. C.; J. Raymond Walsh, Washington, ated shall meet at 10:00 a. m. on Febru­ and pursuant to § 807.11 of the afore­ D. C.; Charles W. Wilkerson, Cincinnati, ary 16, 1943 in the East Ballroom of the said regulations, duly filed a written ap­ Ohio; James Wishart, Detroit, Michigan. Hotel Astor, New York, New York, and, peal to the Assistant Director in charge For the employers: B. S. Berlin, Tren­ in accordance with the provisions of the of the Office of Exports. The under­ ton, New Jersey; A. F. Trombore, Mil­ Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 and signed, Assistant Director, has consid­ waukee, Wisconsin; W. A. DeRidder, rules and regulations promulgated there­ ered the record in this matter and has Oakland, California; Ralph E. Herman, under, shall proceed to investigate con­ concluded that the facts and conclusions New Haven, Connecticut; Clark Hodder, ditions in the industries and recommend of the Compliance Commissioner are Ashland, Massachusetts; J. H. MeDuffee, to the Administrator minimum wage supported by the record. He has de­ Toledo, Ohio; William B. Neal, Gadsden, rates for all employees thereof who with­ termined, however, that the disciplinary Alabama; E. B. Sherwin, North Chicago, in the meaning of said Act are “engaged action ordered by the Chief of Office of Illinois; A. L. Smith, Birmingham, Ala­ in commerce or in the production of the Office of Exports should be modified bama; J. L. Turner, Wheeling, West Vir­ goods for commerce,” excepting em­ by limiting the suspension until the first ginia; Hans H. Wanders, South Boston, ployees exempted by virtue of the pro­ day of February, 1943. Now, therefore, Massachusetts; August J. Zimmerman, visions of section 13 (a) and employees It is determined and ordered, That: Rochester, New York. coming under the provisions of section Will Thomas Company, Will Thomas, Such representatives having been cho­ 14. partner, and Israel Torrico, partner, and sen with due regard to the geographical Signed at New York, New York this any person, association or organization regions in which such industry is car­ 27th day of January 1943. acting on behalf of or for the account of ried on. them are denied the privilege of obtain­ 2. For the. purpose of this order the L. M etcalfe W alling, ing individual export license and the use terms “metal, plastics, machinery, in­ Administrator. of any general or unlimited license for strument, and allied industries” mean: IP, R. Doc. 43-1480; Piled, January 28, 1943; any exportation from the United States The production of metals and the manu­ 1:04 p. m.] until the first day of February, 1943. facture of any product or part made of metal or plastics: and the manufacture from any (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, Pub. Laws 75 and material of machinery, instruments, tools, 638, 77th Cong.; Order No. 3, Delegation electrical goods, transportation equipment, BOARD OF ECONOMIC WARFARE. of Authority No. 25, 7 F.R. 4951) and ordnance: Provided, however, The defi­ H ector Lazo, nition shall not Include: W ill T homas Company Assistant Director, 1. The mining or milling of metalliferous in Charge of Exports, ores. ORDER DENYING LICENSING PRIVILEGES Office of Exports. 2. The production of any basic material Pursuant to Part 807 of the regulations other than metal. January 22, 1943. 3. The further processing of any basic adopted under section 6 of the Act of material other than metal or plastics; Pro­ July 2, 1940 as amended, the Chief of [F. R. Doc. 43-1513; Filed, January 29, 1943; vided, however, That such processing-when the Trade Intelligence Division of the 10:45 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 1325

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 1. Finding that Emil Pauls, whose last MISSION. and pursuant to law, the undersigned known address is Madgeburg, Germany, is a [Docket No. 6486] after investigation: national of a foreign country (Germany); 2r Finding that sajd Emil Pauls is the 1. Finding that the Hungarian National WOKO, Incorporated owner of the interest described in subpara­ Museum, an agency administered by the Min- graph 3 hereof; NOTICE OF HEARING istry of Worship and Public Education of 3. Finding, therefore, that the property the Kingdom of Hungary, is a national of a In re application of WOKO, Incorpo­ described as follows: designated enemy country (Hungary); The interest of the aforesaid Emil Pauls rated (WOKO). Dated September 28, 2. Finding, therefore, that all that cer­ in and to the contract by and between him 1942, for renewal of license (main and tain library and office furniture and objects and Ralph C. Busser, Jr., 1012 Stephen Girard auxiliary). Class of service, broadcast; of art, and that certain collection of books, Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where­ class of station, broadcast; location, manuscripts and newspaper clippings known by the said Emil Pauls acquired the right to Albany, New York; operating assignment as the Feleky Collection (more commonly receive 85% of the profits derived from the known as the Hungarian Reference Library) license, sale or other exploitation of the specified: frequency, 1460 kç; power, 500 owned by the aforesaid Hungarian National w night; 1 kw day; aùxiliary, 500 w night United States Letters Patent Nos. 2,146,240 Museum, are property within the United and 2,146,241, and day; hours of operation, unlimited. States ownèd or controlled by a national of You are hereby notified that the Com­ a designated enemy country (Hungary) ; is property payable or held with respect to mission has examined the above de­ 3. Determining that to the extent that patents or rights related thereto in which an scribed application and has designated such national is a person not within a desig­ interest is held by, and such property itself nated enemy country, the national interest constitutes an interest held therein by, a the matter for hearing for the following of the United States requires that such per­ national of a foreign country (Germany); reasons: son be treated as a national of the aforesaid 4. Having made all determinations and 1. To determine whether the repre­ designated enemy country (Hungary); taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ sentations and statements made to the 4. Having made all determinations and tion and certification, required by said Ex­ Commission or its predecessors, the Fed­ taken all action, after appropriate consulta­ ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and eral Radio Commission, by the licensee, tion and certification, required by said Ex­ 5. Deeming it necessary in-the national its officers, directors, stockholders, or ecutive Order or Act or otherwise; and interest; 5. Deeming it necessary in the national in­ agents, with respect to the ownership or terest; hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ transfer of, subscription to, or considera­ todian the property hereinbefore de­ tion paid for the stock of WOKO, Inc., hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ scribed in subparagraph 3, to be held, truly and accurately reflect the facts. todian the property described in sub- used, administered, liquidated, sold or 2. To determine all the circumstances paragraph 2 hereof, to be held, used, ad­ otherwise dealt with in the interest of and conditions under which the stock ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise and for the benefit of the United States. of WOKO, Inc., has been issued, trans­ dealt with in the interest of and for the Such property, and any or all of the ferred or assigned. benefit of the United States. proceeds thereof, shall be held in an 3. To determine whether or not the Such property and any or all of the applicant is qualified to continue the proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ appropriate special account or accounts, operation of Station WOKO. cial account pending further determina­ pending further determination of the 4. .To determine whether, in view of tion of the Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. This shall the facts adduced under the foregoing This shall not be deemed to limit the not be deemed to limit the powers of issues, public interest, convenience and powers of the Alien Property Custodian the Alien Property Custodian to return necessity would be served by a grant of to return such property or the proceeds such property or the proceeds thereof, this application. thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ or to indicate that compensation will The application involved herein will tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if not be paid in lieu thereof, if and when not be granted by the Commission un­ and when it should be determined that it should be determined that such return less the issues listed above are deter­ such return should be made or such should be made or such compensation mined in favor of the applicant on the compensation should be paid. should be paid. basis of a record duly and properly made Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a by means of a formal hearing. designated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any The applicant is hereby given the Op­ claim arising as a result of this order claim arising as a result of this order portunity to obtain a hearing on such may file with the Alien Property Custo­ may file with the Alien Property Cus­ issues by filing a written appearance in dian a notice of his claim, together with todian a notice of his claim, together accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 a request for a hearing thereon, on Form with-a request for a hearing thereon, on (b) of the Commission’s Rules of Prac­ APC-1, within one year from the date Form APC-1, within one year from the tice and Procedure. Persons other than hereof, or within such further time as date hereof, or within such further time the applicant who desire to be heard must may be allowed by the Alien Property as may be allowed by the Alien Prop­ file a petition to intervene in accordance Custodian. Nothing herein contained erty Custodian. Nothing herein con­ with the provisions of § 1.102 of the Com­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ tained shall be deemed to constitute an mission’s Rules of Practice and Proce­ sion of the existence, validity or right to admission of the existence, validity or dure. allowance of any such claim. right to allowance of any such claim. The applicant’s address is as follows: The terms “national” and “designated The terms “national” and “designated WOKO, Incorporated, Radio Station enemy country” as used herein shall enemy country” as used herein shall WOKO, Radio Center, 8 Elk Street, Al­ have the meanings prescribed in section have the meanings prescribed in section bany, New York. 10 of said Executive Order. 10 of said Executive Order. Dated at Washington D. C., January Executed at Washington, D. C., on Executed at Washington, D. C., on 26,1943. December 30, 1942. January 18, 1943. [seal] Leo T. Crowley, By the Commission. [seal] Leo T. Crowley, tSEAL^ T. J. S lowie, Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. Secretary. [F. R. Doc. 43-1506; Filed, January 29, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-1505; Filed, January 29, 1943; 9:30 a. m.] [P. R. Doc. 43-1483; Filed, January 28, 1943; 9:30 a. m.] 2: 39 p. m.] ______* [Vesting Order 736] OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ [Vesting Order 715] Estate of J oyce S ampson B allerini TODIAN. Contract R ights of Emil P auls In ref Estate of Joyce Sampson Bal­ [Vesting Order 592] Under the authority of the Trading lerini, deceased—File D-38-276 ; E. T. sec. Hungarian .Reference Library with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 12. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading and pursuant to law, the undersigned, with the Enemy Act as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and after investigation: Executive Order 9095 as amended, and No. 21------4 1326 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 30, 1943 pursuant to law, the Alien Property • Under the authority of the Trading SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ Custodian after investigation. w ith'the Enemy Act as amended and MISSION. Executive Order 9095 as amended, and Finding that— [File No. 1-2640] (1) The property and interests hereinafter pursuant to law, the Alien Property described are property which is in the process Custodian after investigation, Comstock T unnel and D rainage of administration by George A. Hopkins, Ex­ Finding that— Company ecutor and Trustee of the estate of Joyce (1) The property and interests hereinafter Sampson Ballerini, deceased, acting under described are property which is in the proc­ ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION TO WITHDRAW . the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s ess of administration by William H. Jeffers FROM LISTING AND REGISTRATION Court, New York County, New York. and Alfred L. Bose, trustees, acting under (2) Such property and interests are pay­ the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s At a regular session of the Securities able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na­ Court, New York County, New York; and Exchange Commission, held at its tional of a designated enemy country, Italy, (2) Such property and interests are pay­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa.,'on namely. able or deliverable to, or claimed by a na­ the 25th day of January, A. D. 1943. Last known tional of a-designated enemy country, Italy, The Comstock Tunnel and Drainage " National : address namely, Elisio Ballerini______. . . Italy. Last known Company pursuant to section 12 (d) of And determining that— National: address the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and (3) If such national is a person not within Leone Colleoni______Italy. Rule X-12D2-1 (b) promulgated there­ a designated enemy country, the national And determining that— under, having made application to with­ interest of the United States requires that (3) If such national is a person not within draw its common stock, $1 par value, such person be treated as a national of a a designated enemy country, the national from listing and registration on the San designated enemy country, Italy; and Interest of the United States requires that Francisco Mining Exchange; and Having made all determinations and taken such person be treated as a national of a After appropriate notice, a hearing all action, after appropriate consultation and designated enemy country, Italy; and having been held in this matter; and certification, required by said Executive Order Having made all determinations and taken The Commission having considered or Act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary all action after appropriate consultation and said application together with the evi­ in the national interest, certification, required by said Exécutive Or­ dence introduced at said hearing, and Now, therefore, the Alien Property der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it having due regard for the public interest Custodian hereby vests the following necessary in the national interest, and the protection of investors; property and interests; Now, therefore, the Alien Property It is ordered, That said application be All right, title, interest and claim of any Custodian hereby vests the following and the same is hereby granted, effective kind of character whatsoever of Elisio Bal­ at the close of the trading session on lerini in and to the estate of Joyce Sampson property and interests: February 4, 1943. Ballerini, deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any By the Commission. kind or character whatsoever of Leone Colleoni to be held, used, administered, liquidated, [seal] Orval L. D uBois, in and to the trust estate created under the Secretary. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ Last Will and Testament of Irene Ann Colle­ terest of and for the benefit of the oni, deceased, [F. B. Doc. 43-1482; Filed, January 28, 1943; United States. 2:39 p. m.] Such property and interests and any to be held, used, administered, liquidated, or all of the proceeds thereof shall be sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ held in a special account pending fur­ est of and for the benefit of the United ther determination of the Alien Property States. [File No. 1-1730] Custodian. This shall not be deemed to Such property and interests and any limit the powers of the Alien Property Chapman’s I ce Cream Company Custodian to return such property and or all of the proceeds thereof shall be interests or the proceeds thereof, or to held in a special account pending fur­ ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION TO WITHDRAW indicate that compensation will not be ther determination of the Alien Property FROM LISTING AND REGISTRATION paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Custodian. This shall not be deemed ” At a regular session of the Securities be determined that such return should to limit the powers of the Alien Property and Exchange Commission, held at its be made or such compensation should be Custodian to return such property and office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on paid. interests~or the proceeds thereof, or to the 25th day of January, A. D. 1943. Any person, except a national of a indicate that compensation will not be The Chapman’s Ice Cream Company designated enemy country, asserting any paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should pursuant to section 12 (d) of the Securi­ claim arising as a result of this order be determined that such return should be ties Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule may file with the Alien Property Custo­ X-12D2-1 (b) promulgated thereunder, dian a notice of his claim, together with made or such compensation should be a request for a hearing thereon, on paid. having made application to withdraw its Form APC-1, within one year from the Any person, except a national of a common stock, no par value, from listing date hereof, or within such further time designated enemy country, asserting any and registration on the Los Angeles Stock as may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order Exchange; and ' Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ After appropriate notice, a hearing The terms “national” and “designated dian a notice of his claim, together with having been held in this matter; and enemy country” as used herein shall have a request for hearing thereon, on Form The Commission having considered the meanings prescribed in section 10 of APC-1, within one year from the date said application together with the evi­ said Executive Order. hereof, or within such further time as dence introduced at said hearing, and Dated; January 23, 1943. may be allowed by the Alien Property having due regard for the public interest [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Custodian. and the protection of investors; Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated It is ordered, That said application be [F. B. Doc. 43-1523; Filed, January 29, 1943; enemy4country” as used herein shall have and the same is hereby granted, effective 11:18 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 at the close of the trading session on of said Executive Order. February 4, 1943. Dated: January 27, 1943. By the Commission. [Vesting Order 768] * [seal] Leo T . Crowley, [seal] Orval L. DuBois, Secretary. Estate of Irene Ann Colleoni Alien Property Custodian. In re: Estate of Irene Ann Colleoni, [F. B. Doc. 43-1524; Filed, January 29, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-1481; Filed, January 28, 1943; deceased—File D-38-357; E. T. sec. 570. 11:18 a. m.] 2:39 p. m.]