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A/e 1934 VOLUME 11 NUMBER 19
Washington, Saturday, January 26, 1946
The President for the use and operation of such plants CONTENTS and facilities in any manner that he deems necessary in the interest of the THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9685 war effort. Executive Order : Pag® 2. In furtherance of the purposes of Secretary of Agriculture, au Authorizing the Secretary of Agricul this order, the Secretary of Agriculture thorization to take posses ture to T ake Possession of and Oper is authorized to select and hire such em sion and operate plants and ate Certain P lants and F acilities ployees and agents as he deems necessary facilities used in produc Used in the P roduction, P rocessing, and suitable to carry out the provisions tion, processing, transpor T ransportation, Sale and Distribu of this order; to exercise any contractual tation, sale and distribution tion of Livestock, Meat, Meat P rod or other rights of the owners of said of livestock, meat, meat ucts and By-P roducts plants, facilities, and property incident products and by-products- 989 WHEREAS after investigation I find to the operation of said plants, facilities and proclaim that as » result of existing and property or the production, process REGULATIONS AND NOTICES and threatened strikes and other labor ing, transportation, sale, or distribution of the products and services thereof; to AgricultureDepartment. See also disturbances there are interruptions in Farm Credit Administration. the operation of plants and facilities do any and all other things that he may deem necessary or desirable for, or in Meat, meat products and by- used in the production, processing, trans p r o d u c t s ; possession of portation, sale or distribution of live cidental to, the use and operation of said plants, facilities, and property, or the plants and facilities______1002 stock, meat, meat products and by Government representative, products (including but not limited to production, processing, transportation, sale, or distribution of the products and designation and delega those plants and facilities designated in services thereof; and to take any other tion of authority______1003 the attached list); that the war effort steps that he deems necessary to carry Tobacco, fire-cured and dark will be unduly impeded or delayed by out the provisions and purposes of air-cured; 1946-47 market such interruptions; and that the exer this order. ing quota______992 cise, as hereinafter specified, of the pow 3. The Secretary of Agriculture shall Alien P roperty Custodian: ers vested in me is necessary to insure, operate the plants, facilities, and prop Costs and expenses incurred in in the interest of the war effort, the oper erty mentioned herein under the terms certain New York courts__ 1004 ation of each of these plants and facili Civilian P roduction Administra ties: and conditions of employment lawfully in effect at the time possession of such tion: NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the friants, facilities, and property is taken Consent order; Budget Dress power and authority vested in me by the under this order, until and unless the Corp______1003 Constitution and laws of the United duly authorized federal agencies shall, F arm Credit Administration : States, including Section 9 of the Se with the approval of the President, other Surplus property disposal; des lective Service Act of 1940 (54 Stat. 892) wise direct. ignation of Examination as amended by the War Labor Disputes 4. The Secretary of Agriculture may Division as compliance or Act (57 Stat. 163), as President of the permit, upon such terms and conditions ganization______992 United States and Commander in Chief as he deems advisable, the management F ederal Housing Administration: of the Army and Navy of the United of the plants, facilities, and property Mutual mortgage insurance; fee States, it is hereby ordered as follows: taken under this order to continue its to accompany application_ 994 managerial functions to the extent con F ederal P ower Commission: 1. The Secretary of Agriculture is au sistent with the purposes of this order. Union Gas System, Inc.; hear thorized and directed to take possession 5. The Secretary of Agriculture may ing______1003 of the plants and facilities described in request the Secretary of War to furnish I nterstate Commerce Commission: the first paragraph of this order where protection for, and prevent interference Carriers by water, classification there is any such interruption (includ with, the plants, facilities, and property for reporting purposes____ 1002 ing but not limited to those plants and taken under this order and all persons Reconsignment permits: facilities designated in the attached list), employed or seeking employment there Lettuce, Chicago, HI______1003 or such part or parts of each of such in, their families and their homes, and Oranges, Harlem River, N. Y_ 1004 plants and facilities as he deems neces to furnish equipment, manpower, and Routing of traffic; non-transit other facilities or services deemed neces grain, grain products and sary, and to the extent he may deem related articles (6 docu necessary; to take possession of any real sary by the Secretary of Agriculture to carry out the provisions and accomplish ments)______1001, 1002 or personal property and other assets, Office of Defense T ransportation : wherever situated, used in connection the purposes of this order; and the Sec Traffic movement; maintenance with the operation of such plants and retary of War is authorized and directed * of schedules for troop facilities; and to operate or to arrange (Continued on next page) trains______1002 989 990 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued
Office of P rice Administration— Page S ecurities and Exchange Commis- PaSe Continued. sion: FEDERA^REGISTER Fuel oil, gasoline and liquefied Hearings, etc.: i»3* ¿y v
allotment for each old farm which shall to direction of the State committee), tion of tobacco produced on or marketed be the largest of the following: shall be adjusted by the State committee from such farm. (a) In the case of fire-cured tobacco: so that the total of such allotments for (1) The 1943 acreage allotment for all farms in the State equals 105 percent § 726.620 Farms subdivided or com the farm; of the total acreage allotted to all farms bined. (a) If land operated as a single (2) 85 percent of the average acreage in the State in 1943. In making such farm in 1943 has been subdivided and of tobacco harvested on the farm in the adjustment, the State committee shall will be operated in 1946 as two or more three years 1943 through 1945; apply a uniform adjustment factor to farms the 1946 tobacco acreage allot (3) 70 percent of the average acreage that part of the county established acre ment determined or which otherwise of tobacco harvested on the farm in the age allotment for each farm which is in would have been determined for the en two years 1944 and 1945; excess of the 1943 acreage allotment for tire farm shall be apportioned among (4) 60 percent of the acreage of to the farm. the tracts in the same proportion as the bacco harvested on the farm in 1945; acreage of cropland suitable for the pro § 726.619 Reallocation of allotments duction of tobacco on each such tract in and released from farms removed from agri such year bore to the total number of (b) In the case of dark air-cured to cultural production, (a) Except as pro acres of cropland suitable for the pro bacco: vided in paragraph (b) of this section, duction of tobacco on the entire farm in (1) The 1943 acreage allotment for the the tobacco allotment determined or such year, unless otherwise recom farm; which would have been determined for mended by the county committee and (2) 75 percent of the average acreage 1946 for any land which is not in agri approved by the State committee: Pro of tobacco harvested on the farm in the cultural production in 1946 because of vided, however, That when a farm is to three years 1943 through 1945; acquisition by a State or Federal agency be subdivided in 1946 into two or more (3) 60 percent of the average acreage for any purpose shall be available to the farms which were separate and distinct of tobacco harvested on the farm in the State committee for use in providing prior to a combination in 1941 or any two years 1944 and 1945; equitable allotments for farms on which subsequent year, the allotment shall be (4) 50 percent of the acreage of to tobacco was grown in one or more of the divided among such farms in the same bacco harvested on the farm in 1945. past five years, and which are owned in proportion that each contributed to the The 1943 acreage allotment means the 1946 by persons who owned land so re farm acreage allotment, unless other allotment established for the farm under moved from agricultural production. In wise recommended by the county comi the Marketing Quota Regulations—1943- sofar as possible the allotments for farms mittee and approved by the State com 44 marketing year (including the in owned by such persons shall be compa mittee. crease of 5 percent or one-tenth acre) rable to the allotments for other old (b) If two or more farms operated plus the amount of any acreage sub farms in the same community which are separately in 1943 have been combined tracted from the 1943 allotment because similar with respect to land, labor and and will be operated in 1946 as a single of violation of marketing quota regula equipment available for the production farm, the 1946 allotment shall be the tions prior to the 1943-44 marketing of tobacco, crop rotation practices,.soil, sum of the 1943 allotments determined year. The 1943 allotment for a farm and other physical factors affecting the or which otherwise would have been de shall include the acreage allotted for production of tobacco, taking into con termined for each of the farms com 1943 by transfer from another farm be sideration the allotment for the land posing the combination. cause the owner was dispossessed of such removed from agricultural production. The allotment so determined shall not § 726.621 Determination of normal other farm through acquisition by a yields. The normal yield for any old State or Federal agency for national de exceed the 1946 allotment which was or fense or any other purpose. If no to would have been determined for the land farm shall be that yield which the county bacco was produced on a farm in any of removed from agricultural production, committee determines is normal for the the five years 1941 to 1945, inclusive, the nor shall it exceed 20 percent of the acre farm taking into consideration (a) the farm shall be eligible for an allotment age of cropland in the farm. yields obtained on the farm during the in 1946 only as a “new” farm. (b) The allotment determined or years 1940-44; (b) the soil and other which would have been determined for physical factors affecting the production § 726.617 Adjustments of preliminary any land acquired on or since January 1, of tobacco on the farm; and (c) the yields allotments for old farms. The acreage 1940, by any Federal agency for national obtained on other farms in the locality allotment calculated for an old farm pur defense purposes shall be placed in a which are similar with respect to such suant to § 726.616 shall be adjusted by State pool and shall be Used in deter factors. The weighted average of the the county committee if the committee mining equitable allotments for farms normal yields for all farms in each finds that the adjustment is required to ownecLor purchased by owners displaced county shall not exceed the normal yield bring the allotment more nearly into because of acquisition of their farm by established for the county in 1943. line with the allotments for other farms a Federal agency for national defense § 726.622 Reduction, of acreage allot in the county which are similar with re purposes. Upon application to the spect to the past acreage of tobacco ment for violation of the marketing quota county committee within five years from regulations for a prior marketing year. (harvested and diverted); land, labor the date of the acquisition of the farm and equipment available for the produc If tobacco was marketed or was per by the federal agency for national de mitted to be marketed during the 1941- tion of tobacco; and crop rotation prac fense purposes, any owner so displaced tices’ on the farm. The allotment as ad 42 or 1942-43 marketing years as having shall be entitled to have an allotment been produced on any farm which in fact justed for any farm shall not be less than for any one of the other farms owned or the 1943 allotment for the farm and was produced on a different farm, the shall not be more than the largest acre purchased by him equal to an allotment acreage allotment established for both age of tobacco grown on the farm in any which would have been determined for such farms for 1946 shall be reduced by of the three years 1943, 1944 or 1945. the farm acquired by the Federal agency: the amount of tobacco so marketed: Pro The total of the upward adjustments by Provided, That such allotment shall not vided, That such reduction for any such the county committee under this section exceed 20 percent of the acreage of crop farm shall not be made if the Secretary, shall result in a net upward adjustment land in the farm. The provisions of this through the county committee, deter of all farm allotments equal to ten per paragraph shall not be applicable if (1) mines that no person connected with cent of the number of acres by which there is any marketing quota penalty such farm caused, aided, or acquiesced the total of the allotments calculated due with respect to the marketing of to in such marketing. If proof of the dis under § 726.616 for all farms in the bacco from the farm or by the owner of position of any amount of tobacco pro county exceeds the total of the 1943 al the farm at the time of its acquisition by duced on a farm is not furnished as re lotment for all farms for which allot the Federal agency; (2) any tobacco pro quired by the Secretary, the acreage ments are calculated under § 726.616. duced on such farm has not been ac allotment shall be reduced by such amount of tobacco. This section shall § 726.618 State Committee adjustment counted for as required by the Secretary; not apply if the allotment for any prior of preliminary allotments for old farms. or (3) the allotment next to be estab year was reduced on account of the same The total of the allotments established lished for the farm acquired by the Fed violation. for all old farms in each State by county eral agency would have been reduced The amount of tobacco involved will committees (as corrected by or pursuant because of false or improper identifica be converted to an acreage basis by di- 994 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 viding such amount of tobacco by the TITLE 24—HOUSING CREDIT Law No. 112, 79th Congress, to those per actual yield for the farm during the year sons selected by the Director of Selective Chapter V—Federal Housing Service, who have faithfully performed un in which such tobacco was produced, or compensated service in the administration if the actual yield cannot be determined, Administration of the Selective Training and Service Act by the estimated yield for the farm for Subchapter C—Mutual Mortgage Insurance will be entitled “Medal and Certificate speh year. • Awards.” P art 521—Administrative R ules for Lewis B. H ershey, ACREAGE ALLOTMENTS AND NORMAL YIELDS Mutual Mortgage Insurance U nder Director. FOR NEW FARMS S ection 203 of the N ational H ousing J anuary 24, 1946. Act § 726.623 Determination of acreage [F. R. Doc. 46-1360; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; allotments for new farms, (a) The acre FEE TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION 4:15 p. m.] age allotment for a new farm, except for Section 521.11, as amended, is hereby a farm having a 1943 allotment, shall be amended to read as follows: that acreage which the county committee Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration determines is fair and reasonable for the § 521.11 Fee to accompany applica farm taking into consideration the land, tion. If the application is for a firm P art 1306—I ron and S teel labor and equipment available for the commitment, it must be accompanied by [MPR 4,1 Arndt. 4] production of tobacco, crop rotation the mortgagee’s check for a sum com practices, the soil and other physical fac puted at a rate of three dollars ($3) per SCRAP IRON AND STEEL tors affecting the production of tobacco: thousand dollars ($1,000) of the original A statement of the considerations in Provided, That the allotment so deter principal amount of the mortgage loan volved in the issuance of this amend mined shall not exceed 75 percent of the applied for, to cover the costs of ap ment, issued simultaneously herewith, allotments established pursuant to praisal by the Administrator, but in no has been filed with the Division of the § 726.618 for old farms which are similar case shall such sum be less than ten Federal Register. with respect to land, labor and equipment dollars ($10). If an application is re Maximum Price Regulation 4 is available for the production of tobacco, fused without an appraisal being made amended in the following respects: 1. crop rotation practices, and the soil and by the Administrator, the fee will be re Section 6 (g) is amended to read as fol other physical factors affecting the pro turned to the applicant but no portion lows: duction of tobacco. of the fee will be returned after ap Notwithstanding any other provisions praisal or on account of any difference (g) Where scrap is allocated, directed of this section a tobacco acreage allot between the amount applied for and the or granted priority ratings by the Civil ment shall not be established for any new amount approved for insurance. ian Production Administration for rail farm unless each of the following con If the application is for a conditional shipment, and such scrap has been ditions has been met: commitment, it must be accompanied by stored at a dock for water movement, (1) The farm operator shall have had the mortgagee’s check for ten dollars the consumer may pay the dock charges previous experience in growing any kind ($10) regardless of the amount of the set forth in paragraph (b) above. of tobacco; and mortgage. The balance, if any, of the 2. Sections 11, 15, 16 and 19 are (2) The farm operator shall be largely fee as stipulated herein shall be payable amended to substitute for the phrase dependent on the farm covered by the upon and shall accompany the applica “allocated by the War Production application for his livelihood. tion for the firm commitment, if any, Board” the following phrase “allocated, The acreage allotments established as subsequently submitted p u r s u a n t directed or granted priority ratings by provided in this subsection shall be sub thereto. the Civilian Production Administra ject to such downward adjustment as is If the application is made on behalf tion.” necessary to make such allotments equal of a veteran of World War II, for the in 3. Section 12 (c) is amended to read two percent of the national acreage al surance of a mortgage to refinance an as follows: lotment for 1943. existing insured mortgage which is in (b) For any new farm having a 1943 default, by reason of liis-military service, (c) Where cast iron scrap is allocated, allotment and on which tobacco was not the fee herein provided may be waived directed or granted priority ratings by grown in any of the years 1941 to 1945, by the Commissioner if he finds that the the Civilian Production Administration inclusive, the allotment shall be the 1943 collection of such fee would be inequi for rail shipment, and such cast iron allotment. table under the particular circumstances scrap has been stored at the dock for of the transaction. water movement, the consumer may pay § 726.624 Time for filing application. the dock charges set forth in paragraph An application for an allotment for a Issued at Washington, D. C., this 24th (a) above. farm on which no tobacco was grown day of January 1946, and effective Feb during the years 1941-45, inclusive, shall ruary 1, 1946. 4. Section 16.(b) is amended to read be filed with the county committee prior R aymond M. F oley, as follows: to March 1, 1946, unless the farm oper Federal Housing Commissioner. (b) Where remote scrap as defined in ator has been in the armed services, in [F. R. Doc. 46-1359; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; section 6 (e) is purchased for intransit which case such application shall be filed 4:02 p. m.] preparation, the maximum preparation prior to March 1, 1946, or not later than fee for preparing any grade of scrap sixty days following the date of his dis shall not exceed the applicable fee es charge, whichever is later. tablished in this section 16. § 726.625 Determination of normal TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE 5. Section 16 (e) is amended to read yields for new farms. The normal yield as follows: for a new farm shall be that yield per Chapter VI-*—Selective Service System (e) Whenever scrap has arrived at its acre which the county committee deter [Service Order, National Headquarters O-B] mines is reasonable for the farm as com , point of delivery, or whenever a con Medal and Certificate Awards sumer makes a direct purchase of un pared with yields for other farms in the prepared scrap, "and the consumer en locality on which the soil arid other Pursuant to the authority contained in gages a dealer to prepare such scrap, the physical factors affecting the production the Selective Training and Service Act maximum fee which may be charged the of tobacco are similar. of 1940, as amended, I hereby: consumer for preparation of such scrap Amend Service Order—National Head shall be either the fee set forth in this Done at Washington, D. C. this 25th quarters No. 0 1 by adding at the end day of January 1946. Witness my hand thereof the following: section 16 for the applicable grade or any and the seal of the Department of other service charge which, when added Agriculture. Medal and Certificate Awards to the purchase price for the unprepared All orders awarding the Selective Service scrap paid by the consumer, and to the [ seal] Clinton P. Anderson, Medal and Certificate, pursuant to '«Public incoming and outgoing freight,, will not Secretary of Agriculture. result in a higher price to the consumer [F. R. Doc. 46-1394; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; 1 Not filed with the Division of the Federal 11:08 a. m.] Register. 19 FR. 7330, 13853. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 995 than that established by this regulation vised Price Schedule No. 6 prior to Janu ment, issued simultaneously herewith, as the maximum price for the applicable ary 11,1945, plus 10 cents per 100 pounds. has been filed with the Division of the grade of prepared material, at the ship This amendment shall become effec Federal Register. ping point of the unprepared material, tive January 30, 1946. Maximum Price Regulation No. 88 is plus the lowest available transportation amended in the following respects: charges for transporting such prepared Issued this 25th day of January 1946. material to the consumer, without com 1. Section 9.1 is amended to read as Chester Bowles, follows: mission. Administrator. 6. Section 29 (c) is amended to read [F. R. Doc. 46-1397; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; Sec. 9.1 Kerosene, range oil, stove oil, as follows: 11:18 a. m.] and Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 distillate fuel oil (including diesel fuels and gas oils) — (c) On each shipment of scrap to the (a) PAW Districts I, II, and III. Not consumer, including rail, water or truck withstanding other provisions of this reg movement, the shipper must execute P art 1312—Lumber and Lumber P roducts ulation maximum prices determined or and mail (or deliver) to the consumer [MPR 603,1 Amdt. 1] established on an f. o. b. or delivered price or his broker a shipping notice simul basis in PAW Districts I,1 II,* and III8 at taneously with the shipment of the scrap. SURPLUS LUMBER all levels of sale for kerosene, (range oil, Such shipping notice must contain the A statement of considerations involved stove oil, and Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 dis date of shipment, number and initial of in the issuance of this amendment, is tillate fuel oil (including diesel fuels and the car, the name of the vessel or the sued simultaneously herewith, has been gas oils) shall be the price as determined name of the trucker (or trucking firm), filed with the Division of the Federal or established under other sections of the consumer’s and/or broker’s purchase Register. this regulation plus .50 per gallon from number (except in the case of a truck Maximum Price Regulation 603 is January 24, 1946. This section 9.1 shall delivery), the specific grade or grades of amended in the following respects: expire on April 30,1946. scrap as they are designated in the ap 2. Section 9.2 is revoked. plicable sections of this regulation, the 1. In paragraph (b) of section 2, a new shipping point, and the signature of the undesignated paragraph is inserted, This amendment shall become effec after the first paragraph, reading as tive January 24, 1946. shipper or his duly authorized repre follows: sentative. Such shipping notice need not Issued this 24th day of Januaity 1946. be executed or delivered on deliveries of This regulation does not cover sales by cast iron scrap made solely by truck plywood distribution plants, warehouses, Chester Bowles, when the transportation charges for such or yards, of Douglas fir and other soft Administrator. deliveries are not in excess of $1.50 per wood vply wood purchased by them as sur [F. R. Doc. 46-1363; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; gross ton. plus and made an integral part of their 4:37 p. m.] plant, warehouse or yard stock. Such This amendment shall become effec tive January 30, 1946. sales remain subject to sections 4 and 5 of Third Revised Maximum Price Regu Issued this 25th day. of January 1946. lation 13. Part 1340—F uel Chester Bowles, 2. The last paragraph in section 3 is [RMPR 137, Amdt. 19] Administrator. amended to read as follows: [P. R. Doc. 46-1399; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; Provided, however, That although this PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SOLD AT RETAIL ESTAB- 11:18 a. m.] regulation may apply to purchases, it LISTMENTS AND CERTAIN OTHER RETAIL does not cover sales or deliveries by a SALES OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS sawmill, planing mill or concentration A statement of the considerations in P art 1306—I ron and Steel yard of any species of lumber produced volved in the issuance of this amend [RPS 49, Amdt. 37] in the region in which the mill or con ment, issued simultaneously herewith, centration yard is located; or sales or de has been filed with the Division of the RESALE OF IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS liveries of lumber or softwood plywood by Federal Register. distribution yards, distribution plants or Revised Maximum Price Regulation A statement of the considerations in other warehouses or yards, out of their volved in the issuance of this amend No. 137 is amended in the following re regular yard stock, as defined in Second spects: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Revised Maximum Price Regulation 215, has been filed with the Division of the Revised Maximum Price Regulation 467, Section 13 (a) is amended to read as Federal Register. and Third Revised Maximum Price Reg follows: That portion of § 1306.164 (d) (2) (i) ulation 13; or sales or deliveries by office immediately preceding Table B -l is wholesalers of lumber or softwood ply (a) Kerosene, range oil, stove oil, diesel amended to read as follows: wood from any of the foregoing. fuel, Nos. 1 and 2 distillate fuel oil. Not withstanding other provisions of this (i) Prices at basing point (.rate per 100 3. Subdivision (v) in subparagraph regulation a seller’s maximum price for pounds). The price at basing points for (5), paragraph (a) of section 9 is de kerosene, range oil, stove oil, diesel fuel the various grades of products shall be leted. computed as set forth below. The result and Nos. 1 and 2 distillate fuel oil in should be rounded to the second decimal This amendment shall become effec place: round upward if the third decimal tive January 30,1946. 1 PAW District' I comprises the States of is 5 or greater, round downward if the Issued this 25th day of January 1946. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa third decimal place is less than 5. The chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New mill carload bases prices, referred to in Chester Bowles, Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Co the following tables are such prices as Administrator. lumbia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro established by Revised Price Schedule [F. R. Doc. 46-1405; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; lina, Georgia, Florida east of the Appalachi- 11:19 a. m.] cola River, New York, Pennsylvania, and No. 6 prior to January 11,1945, the effec West Virginia. tive date of Amendment No. 11 to Re 2 PAW District II comprises the States of vised Price Schedule No. 6. Such mill North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan carload base prices do not include any P art 1340—F uel sas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, increases granted by that or subsequent [MPR 88, Amdt. 40] Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, amendments to that Schedule except the Tennessee, Michigan. FUEL OIL, GASOLINE AND LIQUEFIED following: in the case of flat galvanized 8 PAW District III comprises the States of and zinc coated specialty sheets, the mill PETROLEUM GAS New Mexico, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis carload base prices shall be the appli A statement of the considerations in sissippi, Alabama and that part of Florida cable mill base prices established by Re volved in the issuance of this amend west of the Appalachicola River. 996 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946
PAW Districts I,1 II,* and III3 shall be Part 1347—Paper, P aper P roducts, R aw sistent with the pricing provisions in the maximum price as determined or Materials for Paper and Paper P rod Appendix A in which case the latter pro established under other provisions of this ucts, P rinting and P ublishing visions shall apply. (a) Related grades. <1) Following regulation plus .50 per gallon from Janu [MPR 567,2 Amdt. 2} ary 24, 1946. This section 13 (3) copies of a statement signed by you sulted in markups in excess of those in thorizing him to establish prices under or a duly authorized agent and have Table A. this section prior to January 25, 1946 or received an acknowledgment of the re (ii) Filing and contents of application. who has filed the report required by ceipt thereof from your District Office. Applications must be made by filing with paragraph (a) (1) must report any sub The statement must set forth the fol the District Office three copies of a sep sequent change in ownership to the Dis lowing: arate letter, signed by you or a duly au trict or Regional Office of the Office of (i) Your name and address and the thorized agent. Such letter must set Price Administration which granted the name and address of the proposed seller; forth the selling prices designed for each order or to the District Office with which (ii) Names of owners, officers or prin cost price line you intend to sell and any he filed his report. However, if the seller cipals of the business. (Owners holding additional information which together is a corporation, only transfers of more less than 10% of the total number of with the information given on the report than 10% of the corporate stock to any shares of corporate sellers need not be required by paragraph (a) (1) of this individual need be reported. The report listed.); section establishes that you meet at least should include the names of any new (iii) Previous business connections one of the qualifications set forth in owners or principals and their previous with respect to RMPR 330 garments or paragraph (a) (2) (i) of this section. business connections with respect to related commodities of all owners, offi (3) Certain chain sellers excepted. A RMPR 330 garments or related commod cers, or principals; separate seller in a chain under common ities. (iv) Total number of sellers under this ownership with one or more other sep 2. Section 14 is amended to read as regulation owned or operated by you or arate sellers shall, when it must deter follows: by any of the owners, officers, or prin mine its ceiling prices under this section, cipals of the business; apply upder paragraph (b) for authori Sec. 14. Delegation of authority. Any ■ (v) Category numbers of garments de zation to establish maximum prices and Regional office of the OPA or such other sired to be sold; shall not use Table A. offices as may be authorized by order (vi) Gross cost prices at which you ex (4) When Table A may be substituted issued by the appropriate Regional office pect to purchase each category number for charts already granted. If you al may act on all (a) pricing charts and listed; ready have been granted a chart under amendments thereto filed pursuant to (vii) Discounts at which you intend to this section prior to January 25,1946 you section 3; (b) reports and applications purchase and discounts which you in may use Table A in lieu of such chart for authorization to establish maximum tend to allow to each class of purchaser; only after you have notified your Dis prices filed pursuant to section 5; and (viii) Special services you intend to trict Office of your election to use Table (c) reports on changes in ownership filed offer: installment selling, charge ac A and have received from the District pursuant to section 5 (d). counts, other credit terms, or free deliv Office a written acknowledgment of your 3. Appendix C is hereby revoked. ery service; notification. (ix) A list of the names and addresses (b) How wholesalers and certain chain This amendment shall become effective of three sellers whose method of doing sellers price under this section—(1) Who January 25, 1946. business is most nearly like that by which must file an application. Except in cases N ote: The reporting and record-keeping you intend to operate. These sellers must of transfers of business under section 6, requirements o f this order have been ap be located in your trading area; if you are a wholesaler or a chain seller proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac (x) If your business is a leased depart cordance with the Federal Reports Act of described in paragraph (a) (3) and you 1942. ment, the name and address of the prior did not deliver any garments under lessee. If the department was previously RMPR 330 prior to May 18, 1944, or if Issued this 25th day of January 1946. operated by the lessor, you should so you do not have base period records suf Chester B owles, state. ficient to prepare a pricing chart you Administrator. (2) Retailers’ application for charts may not sell or deliver any garment cov differing from Table A—(i) Qualifica [F. R. Doc. 46-1402; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; ered by this régulation until you have 11:19 a. m.] tions. If you are a retailer you may ap received authorization from the OPA to ply to the OPA District Office having ju establish maximum prices. risdiction over the area in which you are However, if you made your first deliv located for authorization to use markups ery of garments subject to RMPR 330 Part 1400—T extile F abrics: Cotton, in excess of those set forth in Table A, between May 18, 1944 and September 18, Wool, Silk, Synthetic and Admixtures and the OPA may, by order, authorize 1944 you may continue to sell and de [MPR 478, Arndt. 11] markups higher than that table if it ap liver garments at ceiling prices formerly pears that: established under RMPR 330 without re COATED AND COMBINED FABRICS (a) You already own one or more es gard to this RMPR 330 until an order A statement of the considerations in tablished stores handling RMPR 330 has been issued to you under this sec volved in the issuance of this amend merchandise with markups higher than tion: Provided, That you filed your ap ment, issued simultaneously herewith, those in Table A; or plication under this section on or before has been filed with the Division of the (b) You already own one or more October 15, 1944. Moreover, if you did Federal Register. establishments selling goods not cov not file your application on or before Maximum Price Regulation 478 is ered by RMPR 330 at markups which October 15, 1944 you may not sell or de amended in the following respects: for such goods represent markups liver any garments subject to this regu higher than average; or lation until an order has been issued to 1. Paragraph (a) (1) of section 1 is (c) You previously owned a business you under this section. amended to read as follows: selling RMPR 330 goods at higher mark (2) Filing and contents of application. (1) “Coated fabric” means any knit ups than Table A and have not operated Application for authorization to estab ted or woven fabric coated with a con at Table A markups or lower since the lish maximum prices shall be made to tinuous finish (for example, rubber, syn base period; or the OPA District Office having jurisdic thetic rubber, pyroxylin, cellulose ester, (d) You have previous experience in tion over the area in which you are lo cellulose ether, synthetic resin or oxidiz- selling women’s outerwear or related cated and the OPA, may, by order, au able oil). For the purpose of this regu commodities and were either an owner, thorize methods and markups for estab lation the term “coated fabric” also in officer, principal 'or employee in an ex lishing maximum prices of the garments cludes artificial leather made from satu ecutive or managerial capacity in a busi to be sold. The application must set rated non-woven fibrous products and ness which handled RMPR 330 mer forth all the information required by oilcloth, bookcloth, window shade cloth, chandise at markups higher than those paragraph (a) (1). and tire cords. listed in Table A and that you have not (c) The authorization granted in par operated at or below Table A markups agraph (a) or any authorization issued 2. Paragraph (b) (1) of section 7a is since the base period; or pursuant to paragraphs (a) or (b) may amended to read as follows: (e) You entered business between be revised or revoked at any time by the (1) The manufacturer shall first deter May 18, 1944 and September 13, 1944, Office of Price Administration. mine the maximum price of the coated or and proper in-lining of your prices with (d) Reports of changes in ownership. combined fabric which he sold during the those of your closest competitors re Any seller who has received an order au base period and on which he performed FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 999 the same coating or combining service as and decorative supply jobbers who have Percentage that being priced. This maximum price filed with OPA under Maximum Price For sales of coated and combined fab- shall be determined in accordance with Regulation 39 during 1942. The maxi rics to manufacturers______125 section 7, except, however, that such max prices for any coated fabric which is the For sales of coated and combined fab imum price shall not be the adjused max same as, or comparable to, a fabric de rics to retailers______133%’ imum price permitted under section 7 livered or supplied or offered for delivery The maximum price for sales of cut pursuant to paragraph (c) (3) of that or supply by an upholstery and decora yardages shall be 110 percent of the prices section. tive supply jobber during the base period, established by the percentages above for 3. Paragraph (d) (2) (iii) of section 8 September 11, 1941, to November 10, full roll yardages. “Retailers” shall have is amended to read as follows: 1941, shall be the invoiced cost of the the meaning as defined in Table I. fabric being priced plus the same per (5) Supply jobbers who cannot price (iii) Materials purchased from a war centage margin received during that under (1), (2), (3) or (4) above. The procurement agency and government base period on that particular fabric or maximum prices for any supply jobber surplus finished piece goods. The price on the most comparable commodity, as who cannot price under (1), (2), (3), or for any material purchased from a war the case may be, provided, however, the (4) above, shall be established under sec procurement agency shall be the actual supply jobber buys from the same class tion 10 of this regulation. cost of the material to the manufacturer. of supplier and sells to the same class The term “war procurement agency” is of purchaser as he did during the base 9. Paragraph (e) (1) of section 9 is defined in paragraph (e) of section 7. If period. A comparable fabric is one amended to read as follows: government surplus finished piece goods which is of the same type and has the (1) With or prior to the first delivery is used, the manufacturer shall use in his closest invoice costs to that being priced. by a wholesaler or supply jobber of a calculations the invoiced cost from the Such supply jobbers shall file a report coated or combined fabric to a purchaser governmental disposal agency not to ex with the Office of Price Administration, other than a cutter or a retailer, the ceed the then current government max Washington, D. C., before February 20, wholesaler or supply jobber shall notify imum price 1946, setting forth a list of the coated such purchaser in writing of the specific fabrics sold between September 11, 1941 maximum price applicable for his re . 4. Paragraph (a) of section 9 is and November 10, 1941. This report amended to read as follows: sales of the coated or combined fabric. shall contain the following information: The maximum price for such resales shall (a) How the wholesaler determines (i) name of the supplier; (ii), a com be the maximum price applicable for the maximum price. The maximum plete description of the coated fabric be sales by the wholesaler or supply jobber price per yard for a sale at wholesale of ing priced (including the manufacturer’s to each class of purchaser as determined any fabric covered by this regulation code number, if any); (iii), the highest by paragraphs (a), (b), (c), or (d) of which the wholesaler buys from a manu invoiced cost and date of the invoice; this section. facturer, except for sales by a supply and (iv), selling price to each class of jobber, shall be determined by dividing purchaser. 10. The introductory paragraph of (2) Upholstery and decorative supply section 9 (f) (1) is amended to read as the purchase price per yard determined follows: in accordance with paragraph (b) by the jobbers who have not filed with OPA un der Maximum Price Regulation 39 dur (1) Reports. The wholesaler and sup applicable division factor listed in para ing 1942. The maximum price for any graph (c) of this section. (Maximum ply jobber shall file a report with the upholstery and decorative supply jobber Office of Price Administration, Washing prices for supply jobbers are covered by who did not file with the OPA under paragraph (d) of „this section). Pro ton, D. C., within ten days after he has Maximum Price Regulation 39 during sold or delivered for the first time after vided, however, That the maximum price 1942 must be established under section per yard for a sale at wholesale of fabrics August 27, 1945, any fabric covered by 10 of this regulation. this section. This report shall contain in non-standard colors or finishes shall (3) Automotive repair supply jobbers the following information: be determined in accordance with para who buy directly from manufacturers. graph 9 (g). The maximum prices de (i) The automotive repair supply jobber 11. Paragraph (g) of section 9 is termined under this section shall be the who is also an upholstery supply jobber amended to read as follows: net prices after trade discounts. If a shall determine his maximum price .in (g) Non-standard colors or finishes. cash discount is given the list price may accordance with subparagraph (1) and The maximum price per yard for a sale be raised by the amount of the cash dis (&) of this paragraph (d). count. by a wholesaler or supply jobber of (ii) The automotive repair supply fabrics in non-standard,colors or finishes 5. Paragraph (b) (1) of section 9 is jobber who is not also an upholstery sup shall be determined by adding to the amended to read as follows: ply jobber shall determine his maximum price approved for the standard color price by multiplying the commodity’s in or finish under section 9, a differential (1) The wholesaler shall first detervoice cost (including freight) before cash mine the net invoiced cost before cash approved by the Office of Price Admin discounts of the fabric, if available, not discounts by the following percentages: istration. A non-standard color finish to exceed the applicable maximum price Percentage is one for which the wholesaler or sup at the time of delivery; or For sales of coated and combined fabrics ply jobber normally applied a differ in the original length purchased_____ 150 ential or an “arbitrary” during the base 6. Footnote 4 to Table I of section 9 (c) For sales of coated and combined fabrics period March 1942 (or September 11, is amended to read as follows: bought in full rolls and resold at cut lengths------165 1941-November 10, 1941, in the case of * “Cutter” means a person who purchases supply jobbers subject to (d) (1) and coated or combined fabrics for use in the The usual quantity discounts for sales (3) above). manufacture of a finished article. For the for more than roll lots shall be given. The wholesaler or supply jobber shall purpose of this regulation, the term “cutter” also includes exporters and the United States (4) Supply jobbers who were supply file a report with the Office of Price Ad Government and all agencies thereof. jobbers during 1942 and who buy from ministration, Washington, D. C., propos converters or wholesalers and whose sales ing specific differentials or “arbitrarles” 7. Table I of section 9 (c) is amended cannot be priced under XI), (2) , and (3) for non-standard colors or finishes for by adding footnote 6 after the heading each class of goods which he offers for “Retailers”, and footnote 6 to read as above. The maximum price per yard for sales of full roll yardages of coated or sale. He shall submit the amount of the follows: differentials or “arbitrarles” charged «For the purpose of this regulation, “Re combined fabrics by supply jobbers who him currently by his supplier for each tailer” includes institutions, hotels, indus were supply jobbers during 1942 and class of goods. If he. was in business dur trial users, reupholsterers, decorators, and which are bought from converters or ing March 1942, he shall also report the automobile repair shops, where the fabric wholesalers and cannot be priced under is not sold generally. differentials and “arbitraries” which he subparagraphs (1), (2), or (3) above, had in effect during that period. The 8. Paragraph (d) of section 9 is shall be determined by multiplying the amended to read as follows: Office of Price Administration may ap commodity’s invoiced cost (including prove or disapprove the proposed differ (d) How the supply jobber determines freight) before cash discount, by the fol entials or may approve other differen his maximum prices—(1) Upholstery lowing percentages: tials which are consistent with the 1000 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 differentials in effect for wholesalers or which the converter shall use in his cal Maximum Price Regulation 37 is . supply jobbers during the base period. culations shall be the price charged the amended by adding the following to the The proposed differentials, however, converter by the job coater or combiner schedule of base maximum prices for shall be deemed to be approved unless not to exceed the applicable maximum butyl alcohol in § 1412.116 Appendix A within fifteen days after the mailing of price in effect at the time of delivery. (a) (1) (i) (a): the report (or within fifteen days after 15. Table II of section 9a (c) is Produced by Western Con densing Co. by fermenta the mailing of all additional information amended by adding a footnote reference tion of cheese whey_____ $0.185 — — which may be requested) the Office of 1 after the heading “Retailers” in that Price Administration notifies the seller table. This amendment shall become effec that his proposed differentials have not 16. Paragraph (f) of section 9a is tive January 30, 1946. been approved or that action thereon has amended to read as follows: Issued this 25th day of January 1946. been deferred pending receipt of further (f) Non-standard colors or finishes. Chester B owles, information. The OPA may at any time The maximum price per yard for a sale Administrator. adjust an approved differential not to by a converter of fabrics in non-standard apply retroactively so as to make it con-; colors or finishes shall be determined by [F. R. Doc. 46-1400; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; sistent with the differentials in effect addding to the price approved for the 11:18 a. m.] during the base period. standard color or finish under this sec 12. Paragraph (a) of section 9a is tion, a differential approved by the Office amended to read as follows: of Price Administration. A non-stand Part 1425—Lumber Distribution ard color or finish is one for which the [RMPR 467, Arndt. 4] (a) How a converter determines his converter normally applied a differential maximum price. The maximum price or an “arbitrary” during March 1942. DISTRIBUTION YARD SALES OF HARDWOOD per yard for a sale by a converter of any The converter shall file a report with LUMBER coated or combined fabric covered by the Office of Price Administration, Wash A statement of the considerations in this regulation shall be determined by ington, D. C., proposing specific differ dividing the direct cost per yard deter volved in the issuance of this amend mined in accordance with paragraph entials or “arbitraries” for non-standard ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (b) by the applicable division factor colors or finishes for each class of goods has been filed with the Division of the which he offers for sale. He shall submit Federal Register. listed in paragraph (c) of this section. the amount of the differentials or “arbi Provided, however, That the maximum Revised Maximum Price Regulation traries” currently charged him by his 467 is amended in the following respects: price per yard for a sale by a converter supplier for each class of goods. If the of a fabric in a non-standard color or converter was in business during March 1. In section 4 (c) the first paragraph finish shall be determined in accordance 1942, he shall also report the differentials is amended to read as follows: with paragraph 9a (f). The maximum and “arbitraries” which he had in effect prices determined under this section (c) How to figure the basic yard price. during that period. The Office of Price The basic yard price is the sum of the shall be the net prices after trade dis Administration may approve or disap counts. If a cash discount is given, the ma vimnTn f. o. b. mill price as established prove the proposed differentials or may at the mill level list price may be raised by the amount approve other differentials which are of the cash discounts. (1) On December 1, 1945, by Maxi consistent with the differentials in effect mum Price Regulation 223 for Northern 13. Paragraph (b) (1) of section 9a for converters during March 1942. The Hardwood, or is amended to read as follows: proposed differentials, however, shall be (2) At the time* of delivery by the (1) Base material and finishing cost. deemed to be approved unless within fif other applicable mill regulations for The cost for cloth or base material and teen days after the mailing of the report other hardwood lumber, of any necessary finish which the con (or within fifteen days after the mailing of all additional information which may for straight carloads of rough air dried verter shall use in his calculations shall lumber, random widths and lengths, j>e determined as follows: If the cloth or be requested) the Office of Price Admin istration'notifies the converter that his in the standard or near standard grades base material is used in the unfinished and species being sold, as established state, the converter shall use in his proposed differentials have not been ap proved or that action thereon has been in the applicable base mill hardwood calculations the highest maximum mill lumber regulation, plus an inbound price in effect to him or to purchaser deferred pending receipt of further -in formation. The Office of Price Admin freight allowance computed from the of the same class on May 4, 1942, under applicable basing point. The applicable applicable OPA regulations or the cur istration may at any time adjust an ap rent maximum mill price, whichever is proved differential not to apply retro base mill hardwood lumber regulation lower. If the cloth or base material is actively so as to make it consistent with and the applicable basing point shall used in the finished state, the converter the differentials in effect during March be determined from Table 1 below. This 1942. table sets up for yards in each state, shall use in his calculations the May 4, and under separate headings for the 1942, mill price to a purchaser of his This amendment shall become effective various hardwood species, the applicable class for the unfinished cloth, plus the January 30, 1946. base mill hardwood lumber regulation to finishing charges as established by Maxi N ote: All reporting requirements of this mum Price Regulation 128—Processing be used in computing the f. o. b. mill amendment have been approved by the Bu price for the particular species, and the Piece Goods. No allowance shall be reau of the Budget in accordance with the made for finishes which are unnecessary Federal Reports Act of 1942. applicable basing point to be used in for the end use for which the coated or computing the inbound freight allow combined fabric is sold. If finishes, such Issued this 25th day of January 1946. ance. It should be noted that in all as leather finishes, are applied to a base Chester B owles, cases, including Canadian imports, the coated fabric, the converter shall use in Administrator. base mill hardwood lumber regulation his calculations the price charged him and the freight basing points, as pro [P. R. Doc. 46-1404; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; vided in Table 1, shall apply, regardless by the finisher, not to exceed the ap 11:19 a. m.] plicable maximum prices in effect at the of the regulation which actually gov time of delivery to the converter. If erned the sale to the yard of the partic government surplus finished piece goods ular lumber, and the actual point from are used, the converter shall use in his P art 1412—Solvents ' which the lumber was shipped. calculations the invoiced cost from the [MPR 37, Arndt. 15] 2. In section 10 a new paragraph (c) government disposal agency not to ex is added to read as follows: ceed the then current government maxi BUTYL ALCOHOL AND ESTERS THEREOF mum price. (c) Maximum prices for items im A statement of the considerations in properly invoiced. Where an invoice 14. Paragraph (b) (2) of section 9a is volved in the issuance of this amend amended to read as follows: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, upon a sale of lumber does not contain has been filed with the Division of the a sufficiently complete description to (2) Coating or combining costs. The show that the price appearing on its face cost for the coating or combining service Federal Register. * FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1001 is within the maximum prices fixed by herein. (40 Stat. 101, secs. 402, 418, 41 its office in Washington, D. C., on the this regulation the maximum price ap Stat. 476, 485/secs. 4, 10, 54 Stat. 901, 23d day of January, A. D. 1946. plicable to such sale shall be the maxi 912; 49 U. S. C. 1 (10)—(17), 15 (4)) Upon further consideration of Service mum price of the lowest priced item It is further ordered, That this order Order No. 222-Supp. 2 (9 F.R. 11855), under this regulation to which the in shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., Feb and good cause appearing therefor; It complete description could apply. In ruary 15, 1946; that a copy of this order is ordered, That : the absence of any description the maxi and direction shall be served upon the Service Order No. 222-Supp. 2, Routing mum price shall be the lowest price that Association of American Railroads, Car of non-transit grain, grain products and can be computed under this regulation. Service Division, as agent of the railroads related articles, also seeds in carloads subscribing to the car service and per over certain routes prohibited, be, and This Amendment No. 4 shall become diem agreement under the terms of that it is hereby, vacated and set aside. effective January 30, 1946. agreement; and that notice of this order Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be Issued this 25th day of January 1946. be given to the general public by depos fore the effective date of this order, shall iting a copy in the office of the Secretary publish, file, and post a supplement to Chester Bowles, each of its tariffs affected hereby, vacat Administrator, of the Commission at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with the Director, Divi ing and setting aside the order described [F. r / Doc. 46-1403; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; sion of the Federal Register. herein. (40 Stat. 101, secs. 402, 418, 41 11:19 a. m.] Stat. 476, 485, secs. 4,10, 54 Stat. 901, 912; By the Commission, Division 3. 49U.S.C. 1 (10)—(17), 15 (4)) [seal] W. P. B artel, It is further ordered, That this order P art 1499—Commodities and Services Secretary. shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., February 15, 1946; that a copy of this [RMPR 165, Amdt. 1 to Rev. Supp. Service [F. R. Doc. 46-1415; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; 11:36 a. m.] order and direction shall be served upon Reg. 20] the Association of American Railroads, WHOLESALE LAUNDRIES AND HAND LAUNDRIES Car Service Division, as agent of the I N N E W YORK CITY AREA [S. O. 222, Amdt. 1 to Supp. 1] railroads subscribing to the car service and per diem agreement under the terms A statement of the considerations in P art 97—R outing of T raffic of that agreement; and that notice of volved in the issuance of this amend ROUTING OF NON-TRANSIT GRAIN, GRAIN this order be given to the general public ment* issued simultaneously herewith, PRODUCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES " by depositing a copy in the office of the has been filed with the Division of the Secretary of the Commission at Wash Federal Register. At a session of the Interstate Com ington, D. C., and by filing it with the In Appendix A of RSSR 20, the maxi—- merce Commission, Division 3, held at Director, Division of the Federal Reg mum prices for the following items its office in Washington, D. C., on the ister. among those listed therein are amended 24th day of January A. D. 1946. to read as follows: Upon further consideration of Service By the Commission, Division 3. Price Order No. 222-Supp. 1 (9 F.R. 11854), [seal] W. P. Bartel, Item: (cents) and good cause appearing therefor: It . Secretary. S h irt______10. 5 is ordered, That: Sheet______. 6 Service Order No. 222-Supp. 1, Routing [F. R. Doc. 46-1417; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; Bath towel______------2 of non-transit grain, grain products and 11:36 a. m.] This amendment shall become effec related articles, also seeds in carloads tive January 24, 1946. over certain routes prohibited, be, and it is hereby, vacated and set aside. [S. O. 222, Amdt. 1, to Supp. 3] Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be P art 97—R outing of Traffic Chester B owles, fore the effective date of this order, shall Administrator. publish, file, and post a supplement to ROUTING OF NON-TRANSIT GRAIN, GRAIN PROD UCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES [F. R. Doc. 4A-1368; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; each of its tariffs affected hereby, va 4:38 p. m.] cating andL setting aside the order de At a session of the Interstate Com scribed herein. (40 Stat. 101, secs. 402, merce Commission, Division 3, held at 418,'41 Stat. 476, 485, secs. 4, 10, 54 Stat. its office in Washington, D. C., on the 901, 912; 49 U. S. C. 1 (10)—0.7), 15 (4)) 23d day of January A. D. 1946. It is further ordered, That this order TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND Upon further consideration of Service shall become effective at 11:59 p; m., Order No. 222-Supp. 3 (9 , F.R. 11855), RAILROADS February 15j 1946; that a copy of this and good cause appearing therefor: It Chapter I—Interstate Commercé order and direction shall be served upon is ordered, That: the Association of American Railroads, Commission Service Order No. 222-Supp. 3, Routing Car Service Division, as agent of the of non-transit grain, grain products and [S. O. 222, Amdt. 1] railroads subscribing to the car service related articles, also seeds in carloads and per diem agreement under the terms Part 97—Routing of T raffic over certain routes prohibited, be, and it of that agreement; and that notice of is hereby, vacated and set aside. ROUTING OF NON-TRANSIT GRAIN, GRAIN this order be given to the general public Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be PRODUCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES by depositing a copy in the office of the fore the effective date of this order, shall Secretary of the Commission at Wash At a session of the Interstate Com publish, file, and post a supplement to ington, D. C., and by filing it with the each of its tariffs affected hereby, vacat merce Commission, Division 3, held at its Director, Division of the Federal Register. office in Washington, D. C., on the 23rd ing and setting aside the order described By the Commission, Division 3. herein. (40 Stat. 101, secs. 402, 418, 41 day of January A. D. 1946. Stat. 476, 485, secs. 4, 10, 54 Stat. 901, Upon further consideration of Service [seal] W. P. Bartel, 912; 49 U.S.C. 1 <10)-(17), 15 (4)) Order No. 222 (9 F.R. 9359), and good Secretary. cause appearing therefor: It is ordered, It is further ordered, That this order [F. R. Doc. 46-1416; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., That: 11:36 a. m.} February 15, 1946; that a copy of this Service Order No. 222fRouting of non order and direction shall be served upon transit grain, grain products and related the Association of American Railroads, articles, also seeds in carloads, over cer [S. O. 222, Amdt. 1 to Supp. 2] Car Service Division, a s. agent of the tain routes prohibited, be, and it is railroads subscribing to the car service hereby, vacated and set aside. Part 97—R outing of T raffic Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be and per diem agreement under the terms routing of non- transit grain, grain fore the effective date of this order, shaH of that agreement; and that notice of publish, file, and post a supplement to PRODUCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES this order be given to the general public each of its tariffs affected hereby, vacat At a session of the Interstate Com by depositing a copy in the office of the ing and setting aside the order described merce Commission, Division 3, held at Secretary of the Commission at Wash- 1002 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 ington, D. C., and by filing it with the Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be the basis of the average amount of their Director, Division of the Federal Register. fore the effective date of this order, shall annual revenues, for the latest period of publish, file, and post a supplement to such operation; And provided, That By the Commission, Division 3. each of its tariffs affected hereby, vacat newly organized carriers which com [seal] W. P. Bartel, ing and setting aside the order described mence operations for revenue subse Secretary. herein. (40 Stati 101, secs. 402, 418, 41 quently to the effective date of this order, [P. R. Doc. 46-1418; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; Stat. 476,485, secs. 4,10, 54 Stat. 901, 912; shall be assigned to classes, as above de 11:36 a. m.] 49 U .S.a 1 (10) —(17), 15 (4)) fined, on the basis of their operating It is further ordered, That this order revenues, known or estimated, for a year; shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., And provided, That nothing contained [S. O. 222, Amdt. 1 to Supp. 4] February 15, 1946; that a copy of this in this order shall prevent changes in P art 97—R outing op T raffic ordel: and direction shall be served upon the assignment of carriers to classes on the Association of American Railroads, the part of the Commission deemed to be ROUTING OF NON-TRANSIT GRAIN, GRAIN Car Service Division, as agent of the warranted by special conditions; And PRODUCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES railroads subscribing to the car service provided further, That carriers shall At a session of the Interstate Com and per diem agreement under the terms within 30 days after the close of a calen merce Commission, Division 3, held at of that agreement; and that notice of dar year notify the Commission’s Bu its office in Washington, D. C., on the this order be given to the general pub reau of Transport Economics and Sta 23d day of January A, D. 1946. lic by depositing a copy in the office of the tistics when a change of classification Upon further consideration of Service Secretary of the Commission at Wash has taken place. (24 Stat. 386, 34 Stat. Order No. 222-Supp. 4 (9 F.R. 11855), ington, D. C., and by filing it with the 493, 54 Stat. 916, 944; 49 U.S.C. (l)-(8 ), and good cause appearing therefor; It is Director, Division of the Federal Regis 913) ordered. That: ^ ter. By the Commission, Division 1. Service Order No. 222-Supp. 4, Routing By the Commission, Division 3. of non-transit grain, grain products and [seal] W. P. Bartel, related articles, also seeds in carloads [seal] W. P. Bartel, Secretary. over certain routes prohibited, be, and Secretary. {P. R. Doc. 46-1421; Piled, Jan. 25, 1946; it is hereby, vacated and set aside. [F. R. Doc. 46-1420; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; 11:36 a. m.] Each railroad, or its agent, 5 days be 11:36 a. m.] fore the effective date of this order, shall publish, file, and post a supplement to Chapter II—Office of Defense each of its tariffs affected hereby, vacat Transportation ing and setting aside the order described P art 126—Classes of Carriers herein. (40 Stat. 101, secs. 402, 418, 41 CLASSIFICATION OF CARRIERS BY WATER FOR [Gen. Order ODT 59, Revocation] Stat. 476,485, secs. 4,10, 54 Stat. 901, 912; REPORTING PURPOSES P ar 502—Direction of T raffic 49U.S.C. 1 <10)—(17), 15 (4)) At a session of the Interstate Com Movement It is further ordered, That this, order merce Commission, Division 1, held at shall become effective at 11:59 p. m., its office in Washington, D. C., on the maintenance of schedules for troop February 15, 1946; that a copy of this 29th day of December, A. D. 1945. TRAINS order and direction shall be served upon In the matter of the classification of Pursuant to Executive Order 8989, as the Association of American Railroads, carriers by water. amended, General Order ODT 59, Car Service Division, as agent of the rail . It is ordered, That the order of this §§ 502.320 and 502.321 (10 F.R. 15176), is roads subscribing to the car service and Commission dated January 19, 1942, in hereby revoked effective January 25, per diem agreement under the terms of .the matter of the classification of car 1946. that agreement; and that notice of this riers by water (49 CFR, 126.2) be and order be given to the general public by (E.O. 8989, as amended, 6 F.R. 6725, 8 it is hereby vacated and set aside, effec F.R. 14183) depositing a copy in the office of the tive January 1, 1946, and the following Secretary of the Commission at Wash order shall become effective: Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th ington, D, C., and by filing it with the day of January 1946. Director, -Division of the Federal Reg § 126.2 Classification of carriers by ister. water for reporting purposes, (a) For H omer C. .King, the purpose of annual, other periodical, Deputy Director, By the Commission, Division 3. and special reports, carriers by water Office of Defense Transportation. [seal] W. P. Bartel, subject to the provisions of the Inter- , [P. R. Doc. 46-1425; Piled, Jan. 25, 1946; Secretary. state Commerce Act shall be, and they 11:40 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 48-1419; Piled, Jan. 25, 1946; hereby are, divided into three general 11:36 a. m.] classes, designated respectively as Class A, Class B, and Class C. Class A shall Notices include all carriers having annual oper [S. O. 222, Amdt. 3 to Supp. 5] ating revenues exceeding $500,000; Class B, all carriers having annual operating DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Part 97—R outing of T raffic revenues exceeding $100,000 but not more Office of the Secretary. than $500,000; and Class C, all carriers ROUTING OF NON-TRANSIT GRAIN, GRAIN having annual operating revenues of Meat and Meat P roducts and By - PRODUCTS AND RELATED ARTICLES $100,000 or less. P roducts At a session of the Interstate Com (b) For the calendar year 1946 the ORDER TAKING POSSESSION OF PLANTS AND merce Commission, Division 3, held at classification of carriers by water as FACILITIES its office in Washington, D. C., on the 23d aforesaid shall be based on the average day of January A. D. 1946. annual operating revenues for the 3-year By virtue of the authority vested in Upon further consideration of Serv period ended with the calendar year me by the President of the United States ice Order No. 222-Supp. 5 (9 F.R. 12288), 1945; and subsequently, if at the close by Executive Order No. 9685,1 dated Jan as amended (9 F.R. 13139; 10 F.R. 1705), of any calendar year the average of the uary 24, 1946, I hereby find from the and good cause appearing therefor: It annual revenues for the latest 3-year information available to me that , as a is ordered, That: period is greater or less than the amount result of existing and threatened strikes Service Order No. 222-Supp. 5 as applicable to the class in which the car and other labor disturbances there are amended, Routing of non-transit grain, rier has been reporting, its class for the interruptions in the Operations of each grain products and related articles, also next succeeding year shall change ac of the plants and facilities specified in seeds in carloads over certain routes pro cordingly; Provided, That carriers which the list attached as an exhibit to said hibited, be, and it is hereby, vacated and have operated for a period less than three set aside. calendar years shall be classified upon 1 Supra. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1003 Executive order and I hereby, oh behalf sion order was issued directing it to tion of natural gas in interstate com of the United States, take possession ef immediately cancel outstanding CC merce by means of its natural gas pipe fective as of 12:01 a. m., January 26, rated textile orders for fabrics in excess lines and appurtenant facilities located 1946, of said plants and facilities, in of those authorized for the fourth in the States of Oklahoma and Kansas, cluding, without limitation, all real es quarter of 1945 and to place no CC rated and crossing the boundaries thereof, filed tate, buildings, machinery, tools, equip orders for such textiles for the first its application January 14, 1946 for a ment and inventories, and all livestock, quarter of 1946. The company requested certificate of public convenience and ne materials, supplies and articles of pro a special hearing and waived issuance cessity pursuant to section 7 of the Nat duction and processing of meat and meat of a formal charging letter. The hear ural Gas Act, as amended, for authority products and by-products whatsoever at ing was held in Washington, D. C., before to acquire and operate the facilities here said plants and facilities or elsewhere the Compliance Commissioner on Janu inafter" described. which are owned or controlled by the Applicant submits that it has entered ary 22,1845, at which time the company into a contract with The Independent companies specified jn said list and which was specifically charged with placing are essential to the efficient operation Industrial Gas Company and The Veeder CC rated orders for cotton textiles dur Supply and Development Company, Dela of said plants and facilities. ing the fourth quarter of 1945 in the ware corporations doing business within Dated: January 25, 1946. amount of 54,650 yards in excess of its the State of Kansas, to acquire the small authorization, and also with placing CC gas-pipeline system adjacent to its facili [seal] , Clinton P. Anderson, rated orders for 16,650 yards of rayon Secretary of Agriculture. ties and heretofore owned and operated in excess of its authorization. Budget by the aforementioned companies. [P. R. Doc. 46-1392; Piled, Jan. 25, 1946; Dress Corporation admits the violations The pipeline facilities proposed to be _ 11:08 a.m .] as charged and has consented to the acquired and operated consist in general issuance of this ord,er. of pipelines extending north and east Wherefore, upon the agreement and from the City of Coffeyville, Kansas, M eat and M eat P roducts and By - consent of Budget Dress Corporation, the from which pipelines city gate service P roducts Director of the Compliance Division, and is rendered to the City of Altamdnt, designation of government representa the Compliance Attorney, and upon the Kansas, and in addition, natural gas tive and-delegation of authority with approval of the Compliance Commis service is rendered by means of such pipe respect to possession and operation of sioner, It is hereby ordered, That: lines or local production, or by virtue PLANTS AND FACILITIES (a) The temporary Suspension order of contract with other producers through issued to the Budget Dress Corporation local distribution plants in the Cities The President, by Executive Order No. on January 2, 1946 is hereby revoked. 9685, dated January 24, 1946, a copy of of Galesburg, Fall River, Mound Valley, which is attached hereto,1 has directed (b) Budget Dress Corporation shall Angola, Morehead and McCune, Kansas. the Secretary of Agriculture to take reduce the amount of cotton textiles for Additionally, the application recites possession of, and operate, or arrange which it may be authorized to extend that by means of the facilities described ratings during the first quarter of 1946 gas is also served t^a few industrial cus for the operation of, certain plants, fa under Schedule C of Order M-328B by cilities, and property used in the pro tomers in the City of Coffeyville. duction, processing, transportation, sale the amount of 54,650 yards. Applicant submits that the proposed or distribution of livestock, meat and (c) Budget Dress . Corporation shall operation will augment the present sup meat products, and by-products, said reduce the amount of rayon cloth for ply of gas available in the above com plants* facilities, and property being which it may be authorized to extend munities,. and will improve the service more specifically referred to in said Ex ratings during the first quarter of 1946 rendered and to be rendered to them ecutive order. Said Executive order pro under Schedule J of Order M-328B by without in any manner affecting thè vides that in carrying out such order the the amount of 16,650 yards. rates or charges now prevailing. Secretary of Agriculture may act through (d) Nothing contained in this order Any person desiring to be heard or to or with the aid of such public or private shall be deemed to relieve Budget Dress make any protest with reference to said instrumentalities, persons or corpora Corporation from any restriction, pro application should, on or before the 9th tions as he may designate. Pursuant to hibition, or provision contained in any day of February, 1946, file with the Fed said Executive order, Gayle G. Armstrong other order or regulation of the Civilian eral Powër Commission, Washington 25, is hereby designated Government Repre Production Administration except inso D. C., a petition or protest in accord sentative to act for the Secretary of far as the same may be inconsistent with ance with the Commission’s provisional Agriculture in carrying out the duties and the provisions hereof. rules of practice and regulations under responsibilities imposed upon the Sec (e) The restrictions and prohibitions the Natural Gas Act. contained herein shall apply to the Bud retary of Agriculture thereby in con [seal] Leon M. F uquay, nection with any plants, facilities and get Dress Corporation, its successors and ' Secretary. property possession of Which is taken by assigns, or persons actihg on its behalf. the Secretary of Agriculture. Prohibitions against the taking of any [F. R. Doc. 46-1372; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; action include the taking indirectly as 9:40 a. m.] Dated: January 25, 1946. well as directly of any such action. [seal] Clinton P. Anderson, Issued this 24th day of January'1946, Secretary of Agriculture. Civilian P roduction INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS [R R. Doc. 46-1393; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; Administration, SION. 11:08 a. m.] By J. J oseph Whelan, [S. O. 396, Special Permit 23] Recording Secretary. R econsignment of Lettuce at Chicago, [F. R. Doc. 46-1361; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; III. CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINIS 4:18 p. m.] TRATION. Pursuant to the authority vested in me [C-423] by paragraph (f) of the first ordering paragraph of Service Order No. 396 (10 B udget D ress Corp. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. F.R. 15008), permission is granted for any consent order common carrier by railroad subject to [Docket No. G-694] the Interstate Commerce Act: Budget Dress Corporation, a corpora Union Gas System, Inc. To disregard entirely the provisions of tion, having its principal place of busi Service Order No. 396 insofar as it applies to ness at 254 West 35th Street, New York, NOTICE OF APPLICATION the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, Janu New York, is engaged in the manufacture ary 21, 1946, by Chas. Taxin Company, of cars of women’s, misses and junior dresses. J anuary 22,1946. URTX 81538 and SFRD 23033, lettuce, now On January 2, 1946 a temporary suspen- Notice is hereby given that Union Gas on the Chicago Produce Terminal, to Chas. System, Inc., (Applicant), a Delaware Taxin Co., Englesideu Siding, Philadelphia, Supra. corporation engaged in the transporta Pennsylvania (P. RR.). 1004 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 The waybill shall show reference to this of the railroads subscribing to the car was determined to have an interest in prop special permit. erty, which interest is particularly described service and per diem agreement under In Column 4 of said Exhibit A; A copy of this special permit has been the terms of that agreement ; and notice Finding that such property is in the pos served upon the Association of American of this permit shall be given to the gen session, custody or control of the person de Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent eral public by depositing a copy in the scribed in Column 5 of said Exhibit A; and office of the Secretary of the Commis Finding that the Alien Property Custodian of the railroads subscribing to the car has incurred, in each of such court or admin service and pey diem agreement under sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with the Director, Division of the Fed istrative actions or proceedings, costs and the terms of that agreement; and notice expenses in the amount stated in Column 6 of this permit shall be given to the gen eral Register. of said Exhibit A, eral public by depositing a copy, in the Issued at Washington, D. C., this 22d office of the Secretary of the Commission day of January 1946. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus at Washington, D. C., and by filing it todian, to be used or otherwise dealt with V. C. ClInger, with the Director, Division of the Fed in the interest, and for the benefit, of the Director, United States, from the property in the eral Register. Bureau of Service. ; possession, custody, or control of the per Issued at Washington, D. C., this 21st ]F. R. Doc. 46-1424; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; sons described in said Column 5 of said day of January 1946. , 11:37 a. xp.f Exhibit A, the sums stated in said Col V. C .C linger, umn 6 of said Exhibit A, such sums being Director, the amounts of such property equal to Bureau of Service. the costs and expenses incurred by the OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS Alien Property Custodian in such actions [F. R. Doc. 46-1423; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; or proceedings. 11:37 a. m.] TODIAN. This order shall not be deemed to limit [Vesting Order CE 83] the powers of the Alien Property Custo dian to return such property if and when [S. O. 396, Special Permit 24] Costs and Expenses I ncurred in Certain Actions or P roceedings in Certain New it should, be determined that such return R econsignment of Oranges at Harlem Y ork Courts should be made. River, N. Y. Any person, except a national of a des Under the authority of the Trading ignated enemy country, asserting any Pursuant to the authority vested in me with the Enemy Act, as amended, and claim arising as a result of this order by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, may file with the Alien Property. Custo paragraph of Service Order No. 396 (10 and pursuant to law, the Alien Property dian a notice of his claim, together With F.R. 15008), permission is granted for Custodian: any common carrier by railroad sub a request for a hearing thereon, on Form ject to the Interstate Commerce Act: Having found that, each of the persons APC-1, within one year from the date named in Column i of Exhibit A, attached hereof, or within such further time as To disregard entirely the provisions of hereto and by reference made a part hereof, may be allowed by the Allen Property Service Order No. 396 insofar as It applies to was a person within the designated enemy the reconsignment at Harlem River, New country or enemy-occupied territory appear Custodian. York, January 22, 1946, by Mutual Orange ing opposite such person’s respective name The terms “national” and “designated Distributors of car PFE 74038, oranges, now in Column 2 of said Exhibit A; enemy country” as used herein shall have on the N. Y. N. H. & H. to Portland, Maine Having determined that it was in the in the meanings prescribed in section 10 of (NH-B&M). terest of the United States to take measures Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. The waybill shall show reference to this in connection with representing each of said special permit. persons in the court or administrative action Executed at Washington, D. C., on or proceeding identified in Column 3 of said January 22, 1946. A copy of this special permit has been Exhibit A, and having taken such measures; served upon the Association of American Finding that as a result of such action or [seal] Francis J! McNamara, Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent proceeding each of said persons obtained or Deputy Alien Property Custodian. E xhibit A Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 8 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested Item 1 Anna Olsen Pedersen.... Estate of Paul Lunde Pedersen, Surrogate’s Court, $1,401.57 Treasurer of the City of New York Mun* $83.00 Kings County, N.’Y., Docket No. 1278-1943. icipal Bldg., New York, N. Y. Item S Estate of Fricis Vilnis Grauds, also known as Fr. »3,000,000.00 Gprda Eckert, Temporary Administra* 10,015.00 Grauds, an absentee, Surrogate’s Court, New trix, 17 Battery PI., New York, N. Y. York Cdunty, N. Y. Docket-No. A-2212/1941. [F. R. Doc. 46-1309; Hied, Jan. 24, 1946; 11:23 a. m.] OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. and deliver the Ensemble Series No. 900 were in effect during March 1942 for consisting of 50 beverage napkins W x related items [Order 110 Under 3 (e) ] 9” ), 25 luncheon napkins (12” x 12”), (3) This order may be revoked or / G. T. B reakenridge Co. and 18 standard book matches, each amended at any time by the Price Ad item personalized to order and packed ministrator. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES in an acetate box 15” X l 1/*” x 6” at the For the reasons set forth in an opin following prices: This order shall become effective Jan uary 25, 1946 ion issued simultaneously herewith Wholesaler to Retailer: $2.50 each less and pursuant to § 1499.3 (e) of the Gen 40%. Issued this 24th day of January 1943. eral Maximum Price Regulation, It is Retailer to Consumer: $2.50 each. ordered: Chester Bowles, (1) That the G. T. Breakenridge (2) All prices shall be subject to the Administrator. Company, 1024 Eighteenth Street, N. W., same customary discounts, allowances [F. R. Doc. 46-1319; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; Washington, D. C., and resellers may sell and trade practices for each seller that 11:29 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1005 [Order 111 Under 3 (e) 1 (a) Applicability of this order. This trailer, and the cost of transporting the trailer to the purchaser, if any, and the H odgman R ubber Co. order applies to all sales of rubber air beach mattresses manufactured by the applicable charges in subparagraph (2). AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Hodgman Rubber Company, Framing (1) Description. Model No. SC; two- For the reasons set forth in an opinion ham, Massachusetts, and described in its wheel utility trailer; all steel frame and issued simultaneously hereinwith and application of January 9, 1946. body; spring construction; 6' long x 38" filed with the Division of the Federal (b) Maximum prices« The maximum wide (flared top 48” wide) x 18” high; Register, and pursuant to § 1499.3 (e) prices for sales of the commodities de % ton capacity; equipped with 6.00 x of the General Maximum Price Regula scribed in paragraph (a) of this order 16 4-ply synthetic tires, let-down 12” tion, it is ordered: are as follows; tailgate, safety chains, coupling, fend ers, front leg, 6 stake pockets, 5 tarpaulin hooks, reflectors, and tail light; knocked To distrib To whole To re Item No. Size utors salers tailers At retail down and unassembled.. (2) Charges.— (i) Optional equip Each Each Each Each ment. A charge for each of the items in 26" x 45" $5. 585 $6.205 $7.57 $12.62 the following schedule not to exceed the 764 Rent-a-Flote...... - 25" x 48" 8.362 9.292 11.33 18.88 respective price in that schedule: 766 Rent-a-Flote ...... 25" x TU' 10.985 12.205 14.88 24.80 754-X Rent-a-Flote______. ______‘___ 25" x 48" 8.604 9.560 11.66 19. 43 Schedule 735 Funflote...... 26" x 72" 7.72 8.578 10.46 17.43 755-X Rent-a-Flote ...... 25" x 72" 11.185 12.428 15.15 25.25 Description: Price 25" x 72" 8.523 9.470 19.25 Set of bows______$4. 50 724 Funflote...... 25" x48" 6.388 7.098 8.66 14.43 Large tarpaulin_:______6.00 Regular tarpaulin____i______3. 00 Terms: For sales by the manufacturer or a distributor, or a wholesaler,.the above prices are subject to the same discounts and freight allowances that the seller had in effect during March 1942 for sales of similar commodities to (b) Henry Spen & Company is au ach class of purchaser. thorized to suggest to resellers resale prices for the trailer described in para (c) Notification of maximum prices. Maximum Price Regulation 136; It- is graph (a) (1) consisting of the follow With or prior to the first delivery of any ordered: ing: commodity described in paragraph (a) (a) The maximum prices for the sales (1) Prices. to a distributor, wholesaler or retailer, by dealers of the models of Weaver Auto the seller. shall give the purchaser a matic Lifts (automotive lifts) listed -Distributors to dealers______126.50 written notice of the maximum retail below and manufactured by the Weaver Dealers to consumers______159. 50 price, applicable to such sales as estab Manufacturing Company of Springfield, (2) Charges—(i) Optional equip lished by paragraph (b) of this order. Illinois, shall be determined by applying ment. A charge for each of the items in If a purchaser is a distributor or a whole the discounts, allowances and other the following schedule not to exceed the saler, the notification shall include the terms and conditions of sale which such respective price in that schedule: maximum price to wholesalers or re dealers had in effect to their various tailers as established by paragraph (b) of classes of purchasers just prior to No Schedule this order, and a statement that each vember 28, 1945, to the following list Distribu purchaser is required by this order to prices: Description ters to Dealers to notify any retailer to whom he sells of dealers consumers the maximum retail price as established ■ Model No. List West coast by paragraph (b) of this order. If such price . list price Set of bows...... $4.50 $7.50 a purchaser is a distributor, the notifica 6.00 8.60 3.00 4.30 tion shall also include a statement that EC-100...... $425 $468 EC-101-...... 520 572 / the distributor is required to notify any EC-105...... ____ 840 . 924 wholesaler to whom he sells of the maxi EC-106...... 1,015 1,116 (ii) Transportation expense. A charge mum prices applicable to sales to retail EC-107...... 610 671 to cover transportation expanse, if any, ers, as established by paragraph (b) of EC-108...... 705 775 not to exceed the actual rail freight this order. charge for the transportation of the (d) General provisions of the General This order may be amended or revoked trailer and optional equipment from the Maximum Price Regulation apply. All by the Price Administrator at any time. factory at Brooklyn, New York, to the provisions of the General Maximum This order shall become effective Jan railroad freight receiving station nearest Price Regulation that are not inconsist uary 25, 1946. to the place of business of the reseller. ent with this order shall apply to sales (iii) Federal excise tax. A charge for Issued this 24th day of January 1946. federal excise tax equal to the charge covered by this order, made by the manufacturer to cover such (e) Revocation and amendment. This Chester B owles, Administrator. tax on the new trailer and optional order may be revoked or amended by equipment. the Price Administrator at any time. [F. R. Doc. 46-1322; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; (iv) State and local taxes. A charge 11:29 a. m.] This order shall become effective Jan equal to the reseller’s expense for state uary 25, 1946. or local taxes on the resale of the new trailer or optional equipment. Issued this 24th day of January 1946. [RMPR 136, Order 575] (v) Assembly. A charge for com Chester B owles, Henry S pen & Co. pletely assembling each trailer not to Administrator. exceed $5.00. [F. R. Doc. 46-1320; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES (c) A reseller of Spen trailers in any 11:29 a. m.] For the reasons set forth in an opin of the territories or possessions of the ion issued simultaneously herewith and United States is authorized to sell each filed with the Division of the Federal of the trailers described in paragraph Register, and pursuant to sections 9, 10 (a), at a price not to exceed the appli [RMPR 136, Order 574] and 11 (c) of Revised Maximum Price cable price established in paragraph (b), Regulation 136, It is ordered: to which it may add a sum equal to W eaver M fg. Co. (a) Henry Spen & Company, 341 First the expense incurred by or charged to it for: payment of territorial and insular DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Avenue (20th Street), New York 3, New York, may sell, f. o. b. plant, each Spen taxes on the purchase, sale or introduc For the reasons set forth in an opinion, trailer described in subparagraph (2) tion of the trailer; export premiums; issued simultaneously herewith, and filed below, at a price not to exceed $115.00 boxing and crating for export purposes; with the Division of the Federal Register, plus federal excise tax and state and marine and war risk insurance; landing, and pursuant to section 30 of Revised local taxes on its sale or delivery of the wharfage and terminal operations. No. 19- 3 1006 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 (d) All requests not granted herein are contained in § 1499.3 (a) of the Gen Percent denied. eral Maximum Price Regulation, except Article Weight of (e) This order may be amended or re that it need not be currently offered for increase voked by the Administrator at any time. sale shall calculate his ceiling price by adding to his invoice cost the same Note: Where the manufacturer’s invoice Ounces markup which he had on that compar Twine mop head...... 24 2.9 charge to the reseller is increased ory de 28 3.1 creased from the previous invoice charge able article according to the method and • V 30 2.9 because the manufacturer has a newly es procedure set forth in that section. 32 2.9 36 tablished price under section 8 of Revised The determination of a ceiling price 40 2.1 Maximum Price Regulation 136, due to sub in this way need not be reported to the Twine stick mops...... 24 5.1 stantial changes in design, specifications, or Office of Price Administration; however, 26 10.9 equipment of the trailer, the reseller may 28 10.1 each seller must keep complete records 30 10.0 add to its price under paragraph (b) the showing all the information called for 32 8.8 Increase in price, plus its customary markup 36 8.0 on such a cost increase, but in the case of a by the Office of Price Administration Cotton stick mops...... 24 23.1 decrease in price, the reseller must reduce Form 620-759 with regard to how he 26 33.0 28 28.6 its price under paragraph (b) by the amount determined his ceiling price, for so long 30 28.3 of the decrease and its customary markup as the Emergency Price Control Act of 32 28.1 on such an amount. 36 27.4 1942, as amended, remains in effect. Cotton mop head...... 24 5.2 This order shall become effective Jan (2) If a purchaser for resale cannot 28 5.7 determine his ceiling price under the 30 5.0 uary 25, 1946. 32 5.2 above method, he shall apply to the 36 4.2 Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Office of Price Administration for the 40 4.2 Chester B cwi.es, establishment of his ceiling price under Administrator. § 1499.3 (c) Of the General Maximum Price Regulation. Ceiling prices estab The adjustment charges may be made [F. R. Doc. 46-1323; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; lished under that section will reflect the and collected only if the amounts of the 11:29 a. m.] adjustments are specifically stated on supplier’s prices adjusted in accordance each invoice. with this order. (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for (c) Terms of sale. Maximum prices resale. A person who hereafter buys an [MPR 188, Order 118 Under Order A-2] adjusted by this order are subject to each seller’s customary terms, discounts, article covered by this order and resells Lockhart Mfg. Co. it in substantially the same form, may allowances and other price differentials collect from his customer, in addition ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES on sales to each class of purchaser. (d) Notification. At the time of, or to his properly established maximum For the reasons set forth in an opinion prior to, the first invoice to a pürchaser price in effect prior to the issuance of this issued simultaneously herewith and filed for resale showing a maximum price ad order, an adjustment charge in the same with the Division of the Federal Register, justed in accordance with the terms of amount as the adjustment charge au and pursuant to paragraph (a) (16) of this order, the seller shall notify such thorized for and which he pays to his Order A-2 under § 1499.159b of Maximum purchaser in writing of the methods es supplier. If such a purchaser did not Price Regulation No. 188; it is ordered: tablished in paragraph (b) for deter-1 have an established maximum price for (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. mining adjusted maximum prices for sales of the article prior to the issuance The Lockhart Manufacturing Company, resales of the articles covered by this of this order, he may add the same ad 816 North Canal Street, N. S„ Pitts order. This notice may be given in any justment charge to the maximum price burgh, Pennsylvania, may increase its convenient form. which he hereafter establishes for his current maximum prices in effect on the (e) This order may be revoked or sales under the applicable regulation. If effective date of this order to each class amended by the Price Administrator at the applicable regulation requires maxi of purchaser, for the articles listed be any time. mum resale prices to be computed on the low by the percent of increase set forth (f) Effective date. This order shall basis, of cost, the reseller must find his after each article: become effective on January 25,1946. maximum prices (without the permitted adjustment charge) by using as cost his Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Percent invoice cost, not including any adjust Article Weight of Chester B owles, ment charge stated on the invoice. On increase Administrator. all sales except sales to ultimate con sumers, these additional adjustment Ounces [P. R. Doc. 46-1325; Piled. Jan. 24, 1946; Twine mop head...... 10 5.9 11:30 a. m.] charges may be made and collected only 12 5.9 if they are separately stated on each 16 5.6 20 4.7 invoice. Twine stick mops...... 12 0.8 14 10.9 [MPR 188, Order 139 Under 2d Rev. Order (c) Terms of sale. Maximum prices 16 4.8 A-3] adjusted by this order are subject to each 18 12.9 20 1.5 Lockhart Mfg. Co. seller’s customary terms, discounts, al Cotton stick m ops...... 12 41.7 lowances and other price differentials 14 37.9 . adjustment of ceiling prices 16 37.0 on sales to each class of purchaser. 18 36.0 For the reasons set forth in an opinion (d) Notification. At the time of, or 20 24.7 issued simultaneously herewith and filed Cotton mop head...... 10 6.9 prior to, the first invoice to a purchaser 12 6.9 with the Division of the Federal Register for resale showing a maximum price ad 16 6.9 20 6.9 and pursuant to Second Revised Order justed in accordance with the terms of No. A-3 under § 1499.159b of Maximum this order, the seller shall notify such Price Regulation No. 188, it is ordered: purchaser in writing of the methods es (b) Ceiling prices of purchasers for (a) Manufacturer’s ceiling prices. The Lockhart Manufacturing Company, 816 tablished in paragraph (b) for. deter resale. Purchasers for resale of such mining adjusted maximum prices for re articles which the manufacturer has North Canal Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, sold at adjusted maximum prices shall Pennsylvania, may increase its current sales of the articles covered by this order. determine their ceiling prices as follows: maximum prices in effect on the effective This notice may be given in any con (1) A purchaser for resale who de date of this order to each class of pur venient form. livered or offered for delivery during chaser, for the articles listed below by (e) This order may be revoked or March 1942 an article which meets the the percent of increase set forth after amended by the Price Administrator at definition of “most comparable article” each article: any time. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1007 (f) Effective date. This order shall label shall contain the following state having the same unadjusted selling price become effective on January 25,1946. ment: to the retailer, the same brand or com Issued this 24th day of January 1946. OPA Retail Price—$_____ pany name and first sold by the whole Do Not Detach or Obliterate saler after the effective date of this Chester Bowles, order. Administrator. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first Invoice to each purchaser for resale 4. Paragraph (e) is amended to read as [F. R. Doc. 46-1326; Piled, Jan. 24, 1946; at wholesale, the manufacturer shall follows: , 11:30 a. m.] notify the purchaser in writing of the (e) On or before the first delivery to maximum prices and conditions estab any purchaser for resale of each article lished by this order for sales by the pur listed in paragraph (a),.the seller shall [MPR 188, Order 4837] chaser. This notice may be given in any convenient form. send the purchaser a copy of this order A. S. Campbell (d) This order may be revoked or and, thereafter, any subsequent amend ment thereto. APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES amended by the Price Administrator at any time. This amendment shall become effective For the reasons set forth in an opinion January 25, 1946. issued simultaneously herewith and filed (e) This order shall become effective with the Division of the Federal Register, on the 25th day of January 1946. Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Issued this 24th day of January 1946. and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum Chester B owles, Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: Chester Bowles, Administrator. (a) This order establishes maximum Administrator. prices for sales and deliveries of certain [F. R. Doc. 46-1329; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; articles manufactured by A. S. Campbell, [F. R. Doc. 46-1324; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; ^ 11:80 a. m.] East Boston 28, Massachusetts. 11:30 a. m.] (1) For all sales and deliveries to the following classes of purchasers by the [MPR 591, Order 244] [MPR 580, Corr. to Amdt. 2 to Order 166] sellers indicated below, the maximum F irestone Industrlal P roducts Co. prices are those set forth below: B ienen-D avis authorization of maximum pricer establishment of maximum prices Maximum prices tor For the reasons set forth in an opin sales by any seller to— Maximum Price Regulation 580, ion issued simultaneously herewith and Amendment 2 to Order 166—correction; filed with the Division of the Federal Model Article No. Job Retail establishing ceiling prices at retail for Register and pursuant to section 9 of bers ers Con certain articles; Docket No. 6063-580-13- Maximum Price Regulation No. 591: It is (dis (deal sum tribu ers) ers 452; Bienen-Davis, 159 Madison Avenue, ordered: tors) New York, New York. (a) The maximunj net price, f. o. b. The amendment to Order 166 under point of shipment, for sales by the Fire Each Each Each Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, stone Industrial Products Company to Messkits, aluminum.. $1.53 $2.10 $3.25 Canteens...... 25 1.20 1.65 2.50 issued January 14, 1946 was incorrectly its distributor, the Firestone Tire and designated as Amendment No. 2. This Rubber Company of “Velón” Plastic amendment should *be, and is hereby re Screen Cloth manufactured by it and as These maximum prices are for the ar designated, Amendment No. 3. described in the application dated De ticles described in the manufacturer’s ap cember 17,1945 which is on file with the plication dated July 31,1945. Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Building Materials Price Branch, Office (2) For sales by the manufacturer, Chester B owles, of Price Administration, Washington 25, the maximum prices apply to all sales Administrator. D. C., shall be: $6.00 per 100 square feet. and deliveries since Maximum Price Reg [F. R. Doc. 46-1328; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; (b) The maximum net prices for sales ulation No. 188 became applicable to 11:31 a. m.] by the Firestone Tire and Rubber Com those sales and deliveries. These prices pany of “Velón” Plastic Screen Cloth are f. o. b. factory and subject to a cash manufactured by the Firestone Indus discount of 2% for payment within 10 trial Products Company shall be: days, net 30 days. These commodities [MPR 580, Amdt. 1 to Order 205] are not covered by Revised Order No. 1 Dr. A. Posner Shoe Co. On sales to On sales under Maximum Price Regulation No. class C to con establishment of maximum prices Item dealers sumers 188, therefore prices listed above may not (per 100 (per be adjusted or increased under the above Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, linear linear referred to order. Amendment 1 to Order 205; establishing feet) foot) (3) For sales by persons other than ceiling prices at retail for certain articles; the manufacturer, the maximum prices Docket-No. 6063-580-13-482. "Velon” plastic screen eloth: Cents 24 inches wide...... $14. 21 19 apply to all sales and deliveries after For the reasons set forth in the opin 26 inches wide...... 15.42 21 the effective date of this order. Those ion issued simultaneously herewith, Or 28 inches widfe...... 16.56 23 30 inches wide...... 17.77 24 prices are subject to each seller’s cus^- der No. 205 is amended in the following 32 inches wide...... 18.97 25 tomary terms and conditions of sale on respects: 86 inches wide______21.33 28 sales of similar articles. 1. Paragraph (a) is amended by delet (4) If the manufacturer wishes to ing the heading “manufacturer’s selling (c) The maximum net prices estab make sales and deliveries to any other lished by this order shall be subject to class of purchaser or on other terms and price” and inserting the words “whole conditions of sale, he must apply to the saler’s unadjusted selling price,” discounts and allowances and the rendi 2. Paragraph (a) is further amended tion of services which are at least as Office of Price Administration, under the by adding the following footnote: favorable as those which eách seller ex Fourth Pricing Method, § 1499.158 of tended or rendered or would have ex- Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, for Note ; Wholesaler’s unadjusted selling price the establishment of maximum prices for means the wholesaler’s price prior to any ad tendedhpr rendered to purchasers of the those sales, and no sales or deliveries may justment received pursuant to Supplemen same class on comparable sales of com tary Regulation 14E or Maximum Price Reg modities coming within the same general be made until maximum prices have been ulation 210. category during March 1942. authorized by the Office of Price Admin (d) Each seller covered by this order, istration. 3. Paragraph (b) is amended to read as follows: except on sales to consumers, shall notify (b) The manufacturer shall attach a each of his purchasers, in writing, at or tag or label to every article for which a (b) The retail ceiling price of an before the issuance of the first invoice maximum price for sales to consumers is article stated in paragraph (a) shall ap after the effective date of this order, of established by this order. That tag or ply to any other article of the. same type, the maximum prices established by this 1008 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 order for each such seller as well as the These ceiling prices are subject to each mark East India tanned sheepskins es maximum prices established for pur seller’s customary terms, discounts, tablished by sections 4 and 5 of Revised chasers upon resale. allowances and other price differentials Maximum Price Regulation 357. (e) This order may be revoked or in effect on sales of similar articles. (c) This order may be amended or re amended by the Price Administrator at (b) For the purposes of this order voked at any tiipe by the Office of Price any time. Zones 4 , 2 and 3 comprise the areas of Administration. the 48 states and the District of Colum (d) . This order shall become effective This order shall become effective Janu bia marked on the map of the United January 30, 1946. ary 25, 1946. States furnished to the Office of Price Issued this 25th day of January 1946. Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Administration by the manufacturer, which is incorporated herein by refer Chester B owles, Chester B owles, Administrator. Administrator. ence. Copies of this map are on file with the Secretary of the Office of Price Ad [F. R. Doc. 46-1410; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; [F. R. Doc. 46-1330; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; ministration in Washington, D. C., as 11:17 a. m.] 11:31 a. m.] well as with each Regional and District Office of Price Administration. These maps are open for inspection by the [MPR 594, Amdt. 1 to Order 9] [SO 119, Order 57] public. Horton Manufacturing Co. (c) All the provisions of Maximum Chrysler Corp. Price Regulation No. 86 continue to ap authorization of maximum prices ADJUSTMENT OF CEILING PRICES ply to all sales and deliveries of machines For reasons set forth in an opinion covered by this order, except to the ex For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed tent that those provisions are modified issued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division of the Federal Register by this order. with the Division of the Federal Register, and pursuant to sections 13 and 14 of (d) Unless the context requires other and pursuant to section 8 of Maximum Supplementary Order No. 119; It is or wise, the definitions set forth in the Price Regulation 594, It is ordered: dered: various sections of Maximum Price Order 9 under Maximum Price Regula (a) This order establishes ceiling Regulation No. 86 shall apply to the terms tion 594 is amended in the following re prices for sales of the 8 models of wash used herein. spects: ing machines, 1 ipodel of ironing ma (e) This order may be revoked or 1. The headnote and narrative in par chine and an auxiliary washer listed in amended by the Price Administrator at agraph (a) (1) immediately preceding sub-paragraph (3) below, manufactured any time. the schedule in paragraph (a) (1) are by the Horton Manufacturing Company, This order shall become effective on amended to read as follows: 731 Osage Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana. the 24th day of January 1946. (1) The manufacturer shall determine (1) Charge for new automobile. A his ceiling prices for each model in ac • Issued this 24th day of January 1946. charge for the new automobile not to exceed the applicable net wholesale price cordance with the provisions of sections Chester Bowles, 3 and 5 of Maximum Price Regulation No. Administrator. in the following schedule less a whole 86, except that he shall increase his ceil sale delivery payment of $25.00 when the [F. R. Doc. 46-1370; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; distributors or direct dealers are entitled ing price to each class c' customer for 4:38 p. m.] each model by 12.2% instead of the 7.7% to such payment under their Company- provided in section 5. distributor or direct dealer agreements. (2) Distributors shall determine their 2. The following items and respective ceiling prices for sales of each model to [MPR 580, Amdt. 1 to Order 101] net wholesale prices are added to the dealers in accordance with the provisions Buxton, Inc. schedule in paragraph (a) (2) of para- of section 15 except that a distributor graph (a ): pricing under rules 5 and 6 shall add to establishment of maximum prices Net the price determined under those rules Description wholesale N ote: A correction to the opinion ac Radio antennae : price for each model an amount no greater companying Order No. 101 under Maxi than that, shown below opposite that par Skyway type______$3.74 mum Price Regulation No. 580 has been Header type______5. 24 ticular model number. filed with the Division of the Federal Amount which may Register as F.R. Doc. 46-1314 (NP), on 3. The following items and respective be added by distrib January 24, 1946, at 4:38 p. m. net wholesale prices are added to the Model No.: utors (each) schedule in paragraph (d) (2): 4X12 ______$1.71 Description Net wholesale 4X12P ...... 1 . 88 Radio antennae: price 413 ______1.56 [RMPR 357, Order 7] Skyway' type------$3. 93 413P ...... 1.73 Header type______^______5. 50 414 ...... ______1.37 I ndia Tanned Goatskins and S heepskins 414P ______1.53 MAXIMUM PRICES FOR THE IMPORTATION AND 4. Paragraph (d) (4) is amended to 416 ______2.42 read as follows: 417 ______2.32 RESALE AFTER ARRIVAL IN THE UNITED 640A — ______.69 states (4) Charge for transportation. A 410 ______.16 For the reasons set forth in an opinion charge to cover the distributor’s or di (3) The ceiling price for sales by deal issued simultaneously herewith and filed rect dealer’s transportation expense not ers in each zone for the models listed with the Division of the Federal Register to exceed the following: below are as follows: and pursuant to section 6 of Revised (i) When the transportation charge to Maximum Price Regulation 357, It is distributdr or direct dealer is prepaid. ordered: A charge not to exceed the average net Ceiling prices for sales to consumers— ta) The maximum prices at which any invoice transportation charge to the dis Model No. person may sell or deliver DHD mark tributor or direct dealer for the new au Zone 1 Zone 2 ^ Zone 3 East India tanned goatskins shall be the tomobile and extra or optional equip applicable maximum prices for corre ment being sold including transportation Each Each Each sponding grades, weights and selections tax; or 4X12...... $71.75 $81.65 $76.90 of RHH mark East India tanned goat (ii) When the transportation charge 4X12P...... 81.90 91.85 87.65 skins established by sections 4 and 5 of to distributor or direct dealer is not pre 413___ ...... 61.60 71.50 66.75 413P...... 71.75 81.70 76.90 Revised Maximum Price Regulation 357. paid. A charge to cover transportation 414...... 51.40 61.30 56.55 (b) The maximum prices at which any expense not to exceed the rail freight 414P...... 61.55 71.50 66.70 416...... 97.60 102.35 102.35 person may sell or deliver DJD mark East charge at carload rate, by the most di 417...... 87.35 * 92.25 92.25 India tanned sheepskins shall be the ap rect route, for the transportation of the 640A...... 32.75 32.75 32.75 410...... 10.15 10.15 10.15 plicable maximum prices for correspond new automobile and extra or optional ing grades, v/eights and selections’of JK equipment from Detroit, Michigan, to the FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1009 place at which delivery is made to the has been filed with the Division of the which no person either as principal or purchaser, including transportation tax Federal Register. agent, may purchase and import into the at the current legal rate, except that A new paragraph (f) is added to read continental United States the istle fibres where the new automobile and extra or as follows: produced in Mexico, as described below, optional equipment is transported by (f) Maximum prices for sales by “mailshall be the applicable dollar-and-cents truck-away, and the distributor or di order” firms. (1) A “mail-order” seller amounts as follows: rect dealer pays the truck-away charge, which has had a fixed practice, which Description of the charge may be the truck-away prevailed during March 1942, of selling at Item Maximum price charge, at truckload rate, for the most its listed catalog, prices upon direct or Palma istle fibre: , (cents per pound)1 direct route from Detroit, Michigan, to Superior bundle istle of marks, ders from purchasers received at any of FICO, FEM, MHS, Aurora dr the place at which delivery is made to the seller’s mail order control stores, may other marks of equal quality: the purchaser, including transportation make written application to the Office No. 1______I______9.00 tax at the current legal rate. of Price Administration, Building Ma No. 2...... ____...... — 8. 50 5. The schedule in paragraph (e) (1) terials and Construction Price Branch, Unbundled istle of above quality: is amended to read as follows: Washington 25, D. C., for authorization No. 1__...... 8.50 to continue such practice at the existing No. 2______—...... — 8. 00 Bundled superior istle of Northern ■Factory maximum prices. Such application shall type: No. 1______„______8.25 Model Description retail state (i) the name and address of the Unbundled superior of northern price principal office of the seller, (ii) the ad type: dresses of the various mail order control Not. 1______7.75 P-15 DeLuxe...... 3 passenger coupe... $919 stores, (iii) the sales areas covered by No. 2 ______7.25 2 door sedan...... 947 F. A. Q______-______6. 50 Club coupe...... 988 the various mail order control stores, (iv) 4 door sedan______998 the firm’s percentage of direct catalog Pita istle fibre: - P-15 Special DeLuxe... 3 passenger coupe... 951 sales to its total-sales, (v) a description Ciénegas pita; 2 door sedan...... 985 No. 1— ...... - ...... — 9.00 Club coupe...... 1,02% of the seller’s fixed practice of selling 1,025 No. 2______,______— — 8. 50 4 dooV sedan______direct on the basis of listed catalog prices Monclova bundled pita: ' for particular areas, (vi) the names and No. 1 white.:______8.50 6. The following items and respective addresses of the seller’s most closely com No. 1 colored______8.25 factory retail prices are added to the petitive seller of the same class on a na No. 2 white______:___ _ 8.00 schedule in paragraph (e) (2) : tional or regional basis, and (vii) any No. 2 colored______7. 50 other facts which the seller wishes to Bundled F. A. Q. pita------,------7. 50 Description Factory retail F. A. Q____ 1 ______. . . 6. 50 Radio antennae: price submit in support of his application. Skyway type------$5.35 Such authorization will be given in the 1 Weights shall be gross for net, shipping Header type— — ------— ------7-20 form of an order permitting or denying weights guaranteed within 1%, actual tare the continuance of such practice. not to exceed 3 pounds per bale, 7. Paragraph (e) (3) is amended to (2) As used in this paragraph, “mail read as follows: (c) Maximum prices after importa order” firm means a person who regu tion. Maximum prices for sales after (3) Charge for transportation—(i) larly makes deliveries by mail or by importation into continental United When transportation charge to reseller freight to purchasers in response to or States, of the above described crude istle is prepaid. A charge not to exceed the ders received at a mail order control fibres, above which no person in the con average net invoice transportation store on the basis of catalogs, booklets, tinental United States, as principal or charge for the new automobile arid extra circulars, flyers, or other forms of printed agent, shall receive or deliver and no or optional equipment being sold includ price lists, and whose dollar volume of person in the course of trade or business ing transportation tax; or sales on this basis account for at least 20 shall buy or receive, shall be the total (ii) When transportation charge to percent of his total dollar sales volume. of (1) such seller’s net cost, which shall reseller is not prepaid. A charge to cover This Amendment No. 3 shall become not be higher than the applicable maxi transportation expense not to exceed the effective January 30, 1946. mum import price established in para rail freight charge at carload rate, by graph (b) of this order, (2) plus landing the most direct route, for the transpor Note: The reporting requirements of this amendment have been approved by the Bu costs consisting of transportation tation of the new automobile and extra reau of the Budget in accordance with the charges, insurance and, in case of ocean or optional equipment from Detroit, Federal Reports Act of 1942. shipments, customs clearance, incurred Michigan, to the place at which delivery by the seller in connection with the is made to the purchaser, including Issued this 25th day of January 1946. movement of the Mexican Istle Fibre de transportation tax at the current legal J ames G. Rogers, Jr., scribed herein from an f. o. b. receiving rate, except that where the new auto Acting Administrator. point designated in paragraph (b) to mobile and extra or optional equipment point of sale in the continental United is transported by truck-away, and the [F. R. Doc. 46-1396; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; 11:17 a. m.] States, (3) plus 5% of the total ((1) plus reseller pays the truck-away charge, the (2)) thereof. charge may be the truck-away charge, (d) Exception for purchases made at truckload rate, for the most direct prior to issuance of this order. Any per route from Detroit, Michigan, to the [Max. Import Price Reg., Ordér 109] son who, with respect to any specific place at which delivery is made to the Mexican Istle F ibre purchase of Mexican Istle Fibre de purchaser, including transportation tax scribed herein, made a foreign purchase at the current legal rate. establishment of maximum prices or a commitment for a foreign purchase This amendment shall become effective For the reasons set forth in an opinion prior to the issuance of this order, and as of January 16, 1946. issued simultaneously herewith and who determined his maximum price ac filed with the Division of the Federal cording to the law at the time of such Issued this 24th day of January 1946. Register and pursuant to section 21 of purchase or entry into such commitment Chester B owles, the Maximum Import Price Regulation, may sell the amount of such specific pur Administrator. it is ordered: chase at prices which were lawful as of [P. R. Doc. 46-1369; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; (a) Purpose of this order. This order the date of such purchase or entry into 4:37 p. m.J establishes maximum prices of certain such commitment provided in cases of crude istle fibres produced in Mexico at commitments an irrevocable letter of which any person riiay import into the credit has been established prior to the continental United States and at which issuance of this order and provided de [Gen. Order 68, Amdt. 3] persons may buy and sell after importa livery takes place prior to May 1, 1946. R egional Administrators _ tion into the United States. (b) Maximum import prices. The (e) Brokers or agents commissions. DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY maximum prices, f. o. b. United States The maximum prices established by this An opinion accompanying this amend side border port of entry, or f. o. b. order include, and shall not be increased ment, issued simultaneously herewith, steamer Mexican port of shipment, above by, any commission paid to any broker 1010 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 or to any buying or selling agent in the amended under General Order No. 68 as S ec. 5. Discounts and allowances. The United States, amended, and should be familiar ^vith maximum prices in this order include (f) Terms of sale. Maximum prices the provisions of said order. This re all commissions. All customary dis established by this order are subject to vised order supersedes Adopting Order counts for cash must be continued. Dif each seller’s customary terms, discounts, No. 1 under Basic Order No. 1 under ferentials in price based on quantity sold allowances, and other price differentials General Order 68 issued December 3, must be observed as set forth in the price on sales to each class of purchaser. 1945 and effective December 18,1945, and tables. (g) Less than maximum prices. Prices said Adopting Order No. 1 under Basic Sec. 6. Relationship of this order to lower than those established by this Or Order No. 1 under General Order 68 is Basic Order No. 1 as amended, under der may be charged, demanded, paid or revoked as of the effective date of this General Order No. 68 as amended and to offered. order. 3d RMPR 13. As previously stated all (h) Application of Maximum Import S ec. 2. Definition of retail sales. A provisions of Basic Order No. 1 as Price Regulation. Unless the context retail sale means any sale to the ultimate amended, are adopted by this order. The of this order otherwise requires, the pro consumer, or to a contractor for installa maximum prices fixed by this order su visions of the Maximum Import Price tion rather than resale, except where the persede any maximum price or pricing Regulation, as amended, shall apply to sale is made by a plywood manufacturer, method previously established by any sales for which maximum prices are es or a plywood distribution plant who in other regulation or order and specifically tablished by this order. 1941 received more than 20 percent of by 3d RMPR 13. Except to the extent (i) Revocation and amendment. This its dollar income from the sales of ply that they are inconsistent with the pro order may be revoked or amended at any wood or veneer of any kind. These latter visions of this order all other provisions time. types of sales remain subject to the pro of 3d RMPR 13 shall remain applicable to This order shall become effective Jan visions of 3d RMPR 13. sales covered by this order. uary 30, 1946. Sec. 3. Maximum prices. Maximum S ec. 7. Posting of maximum prices. Issued this 25th day of January 1946. prices as herein set forth are different' Every seller making sales covered by this for each of two classes of retailers: order shall post a copy of his list of max v Chester B owles, imum prices as fixed by this order in each Administrator. Class I retailers are those who since June 20, 1945, purchased or purchase at least one place of business within the area cov [F. R. Doc. 46-1409; Filed, Jan. 25, 1946; carload of plywood on direct mill shipment. ered by this order. Class I sellers shall 11:17 a. m.] Any shipment which comes directly from the post Tables I-A and I-B, and Class II mill without becoming an integral part of sellers shall post Tables II-A and II-B. ' the stock of a distribution plant or a retail Posting of Tables n - A and IL-B by class yard is a direct mill shipment no matter who Regional and District Office Orders. the seller is. I sellers is a violation of this order. {Region II Rev. Adopting Order G -l Under Class II retailers are all other retail sellers, Sec. 8. Records and sales slips. The Basic Order 1 Under Gen. Order 68] principally those who buy their plywood from provisions of section (e) of Basic Order distribution plants. No. 1 covering sales slips and records are Western Softwood Plywood in New adopted in and applicable to this order J ersey, Maryland and D elaware, D is Maximum prices for Class I retailers are set forth iij. Tables I-A and I-B. Maxi as though specifically set forth herein; trict of Columbia and Eastern P enn and also on any sale of $50.00 or more sylvania and New York mum prices for Class II retailers are set forth in Tables n-A arid II-B, Tables each seller regardless of previous custom, For the reasons set forth in an opinion I-A, I-B, n-A, and II-B are hereby must keep records showing at least the . issued simultaneously herewith and filed annexed to and made a part of this following: with the Division of the Federal Register order. (1) Name and address of buyer. and under the authority vested in the (2) Date of transaction. Regional Administrator of Region n by Sec. 4. Additions for delivery. The (3) Place of delivery. the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, above prices include all charges and ad (4) Complete description of each item as amended, by General Order 68 as ditions for delivery in the seller’s, free sold and price charged. delivery zone as recognized by him dur amended, and by Revised Procedural S ec. 9. Revocation or amendment. Regulation No. 1, it is hereby ordered: ing March 1942. No deduction need be made if the purchaser elects to do his This order may be revised, amended, re Section 1. What this order covers. own delivery. If delivery is made outside voked or modified at any time by the Re This revised adopting order under Basic the free delivery zone, the seller may add gional Administrator or the Price Ad Order No. 1 as amended, under General for delivery as prescribed in sections 4 ministrator; Order 68 as amended, covers all retail and 5 of 3d RMPR 13, namely the This order shall become effective Feb sales of the sizes and types of plywood amount computed by multiplying the es ruary 1, 1946. listed in the annexed price tables made timated weights in section 22 of 3d RMPR by sellers located in the States of Dela 13 by the applicable rail freight rate. Issued this 17th day of January 1946. ware, Maryland, and New Jersey, and Any addition for delivery must be shown Leo F. Gentner, the District of Columbia, and in the separately on the invoice. Regional Administrator. State of New York, except the counties of Niagara, Erie, Chautauqua and Cat T able I-A—Fib P lywood R etail M aximum P rices taraugus, and the State of Pennsylvania For sellers who purchase plywood in carload quantities, located in the States of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, except the counties of Warren, Forrest, the District of Columbia, and thoseportions of the States of New York and Pennsylvania where the carload Clarion, Armstrong, Westmoreland, freight rate on plywood from Seattle, Wash., is 94#i per cwt. (See sec. 1 of Order) Washington, Beaver, Butler, Allegheny, [For quantities sold under 1,000 sq. ft. Price per sq. ft.] Lawrence, Mercer, Crawford, Erie and Venango. The territory covered by this Exterior grades revised adopting order is that in which S2S thickness—widths to 48" (except ply- Plypanel,1 the carload freight rate on plywood panel),* lengths to 96"3 Plywall Plyform sound 2 sides * Marine Sound 2 Indus Sound 1 from Seattle, Washington, is 94Vk0 per sides trial side CWT. All provisions of Basic Order No. I as amended, under General Order No. Cents Cents Cents ’ Cents Cents Cents Cents 68 as amended, are adopted in this order # " 3-ply...... 6 8# 6# 10# 8# 8# 8# 8 9 12# 11# 11 10# and are just as much a part of this order # " 6-ply...... 10# 14# 12 18# 16# 16 15# as if specifically set forth herein'. If said 16# 14# 21# 19 18# 18# Basic Order No. 1 is further amended in -18# 16# • 24# 22# 22# 21# any respect the provisions of said order i Plypanel prices are for widths over 36" through 48"; for widths over 24'.' through 36" deduct #£ per sq. ft.; for as amended shall likewise without fur widths 24" and under deduct #(i per sq. ft. ther action become part of this order. * For plypanel sound 1 side deduct from the sound 2 sides price #£ per sq. ft. * For widths over 48" through 60" (except plywall) add 1#£ per sq. ft.; for lengths over 8' through 9' add #£ All persons subject to this adopting order per sq. ft.; for lengths over 9' through 10' add 1#£ per sq. ft.; for lengths over 10' through 11' add 2£ per sq. ft.: for are also subject to Basic Order No. 1 as lengths over 11' through 1% add 2#£ per sq. ft. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday y January 26, 1946 1011 T able I-B—Fir P lywood Retail M aximum P rices as amended, are adopted in this order For sellers who purchase plywood in earload quantities, located in the States of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and are just as much a part of this order the District of Columbia, and those portions of the States of New York and Pennsylvania where the carload freight as if specifically set forth herein. If rate on plywood from Seattle, Wash., is 94H£ per cwt. (See sec. 1 of order) said Basic Order No. 1 as amended is [For quantities sold 1,000 sq. ft. or over. Prices per 1,000 sq. ft.] further amended in any respect the pro visions of said order as amended shall Exterior grades likewise without further action become Plvnanel,1 S2S thickness—widths to 48" (except ply Plywall Plyform sound 2 part of this order. All persons subject panel),1 lengths to 96"8 sides8 Sound 2 Indus Sound 1 to this adopting order are also subject to Marine sides trial • side Basic Order No. 1 as amended under General Order 68 as amended and should $54.25 $74.80 $61.60 $94.70 $81.3fr $78.50 $75.55 be familiar with the provisions of said ...... 3-ply74.00 82.15 Í17.40 104.05 101.15 98.20H" 99.70 131.40 110. 30 168.85 148.90 145.95 143.00 order. , . 149.05 130. 30 195.50 175.45 172.55 169.60 167.20 149.00 226.40 206.35 203.40 200.45 Sec. 2. Territory covered by this order. The geographical area covered by this i Plypanel prices are for widths over 36" through 48"; for widths over 24" through 36" deduct $2.65 per M sq. ft.; order is that portion of Albany County for Widths 24" and under, deduct $4.00 per M sq. ft. which consists of the City of Albany, the t For plypanel, sound 1 side, deduct from the sound 2 sides price $3.70 per M sq. ft. 8 For widths over 48" through 60" (except plywall) add $11.75 per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 8' through ^ add Village of Menands, that portion of the $7.75 per M sq.ft.; for lengths over S' through 10' add $11.75 per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 10' through 11' add town of Bethlehem which includes Els- $19.45 per M sq. ft.,; for lengths over 11' through 12' add $23.45 per M sq. ft. mere, Delmar and Slingerlands, and that Table II-A—Fir P lywood R etail Maximum P rices portion of the town of Colonie that in For sellers who purchase plywood only from Jobbers and who are located in the States of Delaware, Maryland, cludes Loudonville, and the area up to New Jersey, The District of Columbia and those portions of the States of New York and Pennsylvania where the Schenectady City Line; that portion the carload freight rate on Plywood from Seattle, Wash., is 94}$jS per cwt. (See sec. 1 of order) of Rensselaer County which includes the [For quantities sold less than 1,000 sq. ft. Price per sq. ft.] City of Rensselaer and the town of East Greenbush, all in the State'of New York. Exterior grades Sec. 3. Maximum prices. The-maxi S2S thickness—widths to 48" (except ply Plypanel,1 mum prices for the building materials panel),1 lengths to 96"8 . Plywall Plyform sound 2 sides 3 Marine Sound 2 Indus Seund 1 covered by this order are set forth in sides trial side Schedule A hereto annexed and made a part of this c~der. Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents ' Cents Cents H " 3-ply— .— — ------6JÍ ' 8 H 7M 11 9H 9 m Sec. 4. Discounts, allowances and 8H 9H 13M 12 : n% n H terms of sale. All prices listed in Sched H " 5-ply— ...... HH 15H 12M 19M 17H 17 i«H 17M 15H 22M 20H 20 19H ule A are delivered prices- All customary 19H 17M ■ 26H 24 23 H 23H allowances, discounts, and differentials must be preserved. 1 Plypanel prices for widths over 36" through 48"; for widths over 24" through 36". deduct persq. ft.; for widths 24" and under deduct H£ per sq. ft. Sec. 5. Relationship of this order to 3 For plypanel, sound i side, deduct from the sound 2 sides price H i per sq. ft. Basic Order No. 1 as amended under 8 For widths over 48" through 60". (except plywall) add 1H$ per sq. ft.; for lengths over 8' through 9' add li per sq. ft.; for lengths over 9' through 10' add VAt per sq. ft.: for lengths over 10' through 11' add 2H i per sq. ft.; for General Order No. 68 as amended and lengths over 11' through 12' add 2H i per sq. ft.. to General Maximum Price Regulation Table II-B—Fir P lywood R etail M aximum Prices and other Maximuni Price Regulations. As previously stated all provisions of For sellers who purchase plywood only from jobbers and who are located in the States of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey,-the District of Columbia, and those portions of the States of New York and Pennsylvania where the car Basic Order No. 1 as amended are load freight rate on plywood from Seattle, Washington, is 94H i per cwt. (See sec. 1 of order.) adopted by this order. The maximum prices fixed by this order supersede any [For quantities sold 1,000 sq. ft. or over. Price per 1,000 sq. ft.] maximum price or pricing method previ ously established by the General Maxi Exterior grades Plypanel,1 mum Price Regulation or hy any other S2S thickness—widths to 48" (except ply Plywall Plyform sound 2 applicable regulation or order. Except to panel),1 lengths to 96"8 sides 8 Sound 2 Indus Sound 1 Marine, sides ' trial side the extent that they are inconsistent with the provisions of this order all other provisions of the General Maximum H " 3-ply...... $59.00 $81.35 $67.00 $103.00 $88.45 $85.35 $82.15 80. 50 89.35 127.70 113.15 110.00 106.80 Price Regulation or of any other applica 106.45 142.90 119.95 183.60 161.90 158. 70 155.50 ble regulation or order shah remain ap 162.10 141. 70 212.60 190.80 187.65 184.45 181.85 162.05 246.20 224.40 221.20 218.00 plicable to sales covered by this order. Sec. 6. Posting of maximum prices. 1 Plypanel prices are for widths over 36" through 48"; for widths over 24" through 36" deduct $2.90 per M sq. ft.; Every seller making sales covered by this for widths 24" and under deduct $4.35 per M sq. ft. 3 For plypanel sound 1 side deduct from plypanel sound 2 side prices $4.00 per M sq. ft. order shall post a copy of the list of maxi 8 For widths over 4S'r through 60" (except plywaH) add $12.75 per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 8' through O' add $8.40 mum prices fixed by this order in each per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 9' through 10' add $12.75 per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 10' through 11' add $21.15 per M sq. ft.; for lengths over 11'through 12'add $25.50 per M sq. ft. place of business within the area covered by this order. [F. R. Doc. 46-1352; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; 12:29 p. m.] Sec. 7. Records and sales slips. The provisions of section (e) of Basic Order [Albany Adopting Order 18 Under Basic Order gional Administrator District Di No. 1 as gmended covering sales slips and 1 Under Gen. Order 68] rector, Albany District Office, it isTiereby records are adopted in and applicable to B uilding and Construction Materials in ordered: this order as though specifically set forth Albany, N. Y. Area herein; and also on any sale of $50.00 S ection 1. What this order covers. or more each seller, regardless of previ For the reasons set forth In an opin This adopting order under Basic Order ous custom, must keep records showing ion issued simultaneously herewith and No. 1, as amended, under General Order at least the following: filed with the Division of the Federal No. 68, as amended, covers sales by all persons to ultimate users or to purchas . <1) Name and address of buyer. Register and under the authority vested (2) Date of transaction. in the Regional Administrator of Region ers for resale on an installed basis of (3) Place of delivery. II by the Emergency Price Control Act certain building materials listed in (4) Complete description of each item sold of 1942, as amended, by General Order Schedule A hereto annexed and generally and price charged. No. 68, as amended, and by Revised Pro known as “hard" mason materials. All Sec. 8. Revocation or amendment. cedural Regulation No. 1, which Author provisions of Basic Order No. 1, as This order may be revised, amended, re ity has been duly delegated by such Re amended, under General Order No. 68, voked or modified at any time by the 1012 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 Regional Administrator or the Price Ad [.Albany Adopting Order 20 Under Basic Order allowances, discounts, and differentials ministrator. 1, Under Gen. Order 68] must be preserved. This order shall become effective Jan Building and Construction Materials in Sec. 5. Relationship of this order to Schenectady, N. Y., Area uary 14, 1946. Basic Order No. 1 as amended under For the reasons set forth in an opinion General Order No. 68 as amended and Issued this 11th day of January 1946. issued simultaneously herewith and filed to General Maximum Price Regulation Lester W. H erzog, with the Division of the Federal Register and other Maximum Price Regulations. District Director. and under the authority vested in ¿he As previously stated all provisions of Regional Administrator of Region II by Basic Order No. 1 as amended are Schedule a the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, adopted by this order. The maximum [Maximum P rices tor Certain Building and Con as amended, by General Order No. 68, prices fixed by this order supersede any struction M aterials in the Albany Area Con as amended, and by Revised Procedural maximum price or pricing method pre sisting of T hat P ortion of Albany County Which C onsists o r the City or Albany, the Village of Regulation No. 1, which authority has viously established by the General Max M enands, That P ortion of the T own of Bethle been duly delegated by such Regional imum Price Regulation or by any other hem Which Includes E lsmerb, -Delmab - and Sltngerlands, and T hat P ortion of the T own of Administrator to the District Director, applicable regulation or order. Except Colonib That , Includes Loudonville, and the Albany District Office, it is hereby to the extent that they are inconsistent , Area Uf to the Schenectady City Line; T hat ordered: with the provisions of this order all P ortion of Renssblaer County Which Includes other provisions of the General Maxi the City of R ensselaer and the T own of E ast Section 1. What this or der covers. Qreenbush, All in the State of N ew York, on mum Price Regulation or of any other Sales by All P ersons to Ultimate Users or to This adopting Order under Basic Order P urchasers for R esale on an Installed Basis No. 1, as amended, under General Order applicable regulation or order shall re No. 68, as 'imended, covers sales by all main applicable to sales covered by this Maximum delivered persons to ultimate users or to purchas order. prices to purchas ers for resale on ers for resale on an installed basis of Sec. 6. Posting of maximum prices. an installed basis certain building materials listed in Every seller making sales covered by Item (this includes con tractors), and to Schedule A hereto annexed and generally this order shall post a copy of the list of ultimate users known as “hard” mason materials. All maximum prices fixed by this order in (this includes con sumers) provisions of Basic Order No. 1, as each place of business within the area amended, under General Order No. 68, covered by this order. as amended, are adopted in this order Plaster; Sec. 7, Records and sales slips. The Hard wall...... -...... $22.65 (ton). and are just as much a part of this order $1.15 (bag). as if specifically set forth herein. If said provisions of section (e) of Basic Order Gauging...... — ...... — $2.60 (100#). No. 1 as amended covering the sales slips Mouldmg..... $2.50 (bag 100#). Basic Order No. 1 as amended is further and records are adopted in and appli Bonding...... $27.65 (ton). amended in any respect the provisions of $1.40 (bag). said order as amended shall likewise cable to this order as though specifically Keene’s cement...... i . . . $60.00 (ton). set forth herein, and also on any sale of $3.00 (bag 100#). without further action become part of Finishing lime...... $27.50 (ton). this order. All persons subject to this $50.00 or more each seller, regardless of $0.70 (bag). , previous custom, must keep records Gypsum lath, 96"..______$29.70 (M sq. ft.). adopting order are also subject to Basic showing at least the following: Metal lath; Order No. 1 as amended under General 2.5-lb. painted diamond mesh.. $0.28 (sq. yd.). (1) Name and address of buyer. 3.4- lb. painted diamond $0.31mesh.. (sq. ÿd.). Order 68 as amended and should be 2.75-lb. flat rib painted______$0.31 (sq. yd.). familiar with the provisions of said order. (2) Date of transaction. 3.4- lb. 96" high rib painted...... $0.34 (sq. yd.). (3) Place of delivery. Corner bead, expanded type... $0.05)6 (per ft.). Sec. 2. Territory covered by this order. (4) Complete description of each item Portland cement, standard_____ $0.89 (paper bags). Masonry m o rtar...... $0.78 (paper sacks). The geographical area covered by this sold and price charged. Mason’s hydrated lime...... $0.55 (bag). order is the City of Schenectady and the Gypsum block—partitions: Village of Scotia, all in the State of New Sec. 8. Revocation or amendment. 3".hollow ...... $0.11 (sq.ft.). This order may be revised, amended, re 4"-hollow...... $0.12 (sq. ft.) York. 6"-hollow...... $0.20 (sq. ft.). voked or modified at any time by the Re Fire brick—9" straight 1st qual- $0.09 (each). Sec. 3. Maximum prices. The maxi gional Administrator or the Price Ad * ity, standard. $85.00 (per M). mum prices for the building materials ministrator. Fireclay.....______$1.75 (bag 100#). Clay drain tile: covered by this order are set forth in $0.08 (each). Schedule A hereto annexed and made a This order shall become effective Jan $0.10 (each). uary 14, 1946. 6"...... 2....,...; $0.25 (per ft.). part of this order. Vitrified clay sewer pipe: Issued this 11th day of January 1946. No. 1SS—4"...... $0.21 (per ft.). Sec. 4. Discounts, allowances and No. 1SS—6"...... $0.31 (per ft.). terms of sale. All prices listed in Sched Lester W. H erzog, Flue lining: 0 x 9 ...... $0.41 (per ft.). ule A are delivered prices. All customary District Director. 9x 13...... $0.63 (per ft.). 13x13...... $0.80 (per ft.).' Gypsum wallboard: Schedule A—Maximum Prices for Certain B uilding and Construction Materials in the 96"...... $45.00 (per M sq. ft.). H"...... -...... $50.00 (per M sq. ft.-). Schenectady Area Consisting of the City of Schenectady and the Village of S cotia, All Asphalt roofing: 90-lb. mineral $2.95 (per roll). in the State of New York, on Sales by All Persons to Ultimate Users or to Purchasers surface. for Resale on an Installed B asis Asphalt or tarred felt, 15-lb...... $2.75 (per roll). - Asphalt or tarred felt, 30-lb...... $2.75 (per roll). Maximum delivered prices to purchasers for Asphalt shingles: resale on an installed basis (this includes 210-lb. (3 in 1) thickbutt..____ $7.00 (100 ft. sq.). contractors) , and to ultimate users (this 165 lbs. 2 tab. hexagon______) $5.60 (1Ö0 ft. sq.). Fibre insulation board: }6" $50.00 (per M sq. ft.).i Item includes consumers) standard lath and board. Plaster, hard wall (neat)______$20.00 (per ton). Fibre insulation board: 2?6a" $70.00 (per M sq. ft.). $1.00 (bag). asphalt sheathing. Hard density synthetic fibre $0.11 (Per sq. ft.). Plaster, hard wall (sanded)_;___ ...___ $16.40 (per ton). board, )6" tempered (standard $0.85 (bag). size). Plaster gauging------: $2.00 (bag 100 lb.). Thermal insulation: Blankets (paper backed): me $55.00 (M sq ft.). Keene’s cement_.______$3.00 (bag 100 lb.). dium. Finishing lime______I______$0.60 (bag 50 lb.). Blankets (paperbacked) single. $47.00 (M sq. ft.). Gypsum lath %"______$26.00 (M sq. ft.). Blankets (paper backed) thick. $70.00 (M sq. ft.). Batts (paper backed) 2" thick. $55.00 (M sq. ft.). Metal lath 2.5 lb. painted diamond mesh. $0.25 (per sq. yd.). 'Batts (paper backed) full— $67.00 (M sq. ft.). Metal lath 3.4 lb. painted diamond mesh. $0.32 (per sq. yd.). • thick. Metal lath corner bead______$0.04 (lin. ft.). Loose (in bags) plain__;______$1.25 (bag 40#). Loose (nodulated)______$1.50 (bag 40#). Metal lath expanded type______$0.05 (lin. ft.). Portland cement, standard______$3.00 (per bbl.j. $0.80 (bag 94 lb.). [F. R. DOC; 46-1354; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; Masonry mortar______$2.85 (per bbl.). 12:30 p. m.] $0.75 (bag 70 lb.). FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1013 Schedule A—Maximum Phices foe Certain Building and Construction Materials in the Percentage Schenectady Area Consisting of the City of Schenectady and the Village of Scotia, All increase in the State of New York, on Sales by All Persons to,Ultimate Users or to Purchasers Crown Laundry Service, Inc______18.0 for Resale on an Installed Basis—Continued Crescent Launderers & Cleaners, Inc._23.0 Maximum delivered prices to purchasers for Cascade Steam Laundry Co., In c „ ------24.0 resale on an installed basis (this includes Crown Heights Laundry, Inc______24.0 contractors), and to ultimate users (this Castile Laundry Co.; Inc------____ 21.0 Correct Laundry, In c.__ ,------24. 0 Item inchides consumers) . Colony Laundry Corp______21.0 Fire brick—9" straight l6t quality—standard— $0.08% (each). Chasol Laundry, Inc______19.0 Fire clay___ - ______—------$1.50 (per 100 lb.). . Dandy Laundry, Inc______-— 25.0 Clay drain tile—3".— a>_------—— ------— $0.07 (per ft.). District Laundry Co., Inc------._ 25. 0 Clay drain tile—4"______$0.09 (per ft.). De Luxe Laundry Service, I n c ...____ 19.0 Clay drain tile—6" ------:------r------$0.15 (per ft.). Domestic Laundry______26. 0 Vitrified clay sewer pipe No. ISS-4”— ------$0.20% XPer ft-)» Duplex Laundry, Inc..______24.0 Vitrified clay sewer pipe No. ISS-6"------$0.30 (per f t .) . Dyckman Laundry, Inc______— 22.0 Hue lining 9 x 9 ------$0.37% (ft.). Empire Seal Laundry Corp---- _—------25.0 Flue lining 9 x 18______j ------— ------$0.55% (ft.). Farmingdale Individual Laundry Serv Flue lining 13 x 13— _------$0.73 (ft.). ice, Inc_____1____ *.------19.0 Gypsum wallboard—%”------——------$40.00 (per M sq. ft.). Fox Square Laundry Co., Inc— _—____ 16. 0 Gypsum sheathing—%"______—------$40.00 (per M sq. ft.) for 1 M or over. Fordham Laundry______— ------23.0 $41.00 (per M sq. ft.) for less than 1 M. Fortview Laundry, Inc______20.0 Asphalt roofing—90 lb. mineral surface— ------$2.55 (per roll) “4 square” 1 roll or over. Grant Laundry,Inc— ------______24.0 Guests Laundry Service, In c.------21.0 $2.65 (per roll) “4 square” less than 1 roll. Good Will Steam Laundry Corp___— _ 23. 0 Asphalt or tarred felt 15 lb——...... $2.45 (per roll) ”4 square” 1 roll or more. Grateful Laundry, Inc------27.0 $2.50 (per roll) ”4 square” less than 1 roll. Hudson Laundry, Inc______x~ 22.0 Asphalt or tarred felt 30 lb_— — — ------— $2.45 (per roll) “2 square”. Hempstead Family Laundry Service, Asphalt shingles 210 lb. (3 in 1) Thickbutt------$6.00 (per sq.) 1 sq. or more. Inc______1______:______25.0 $6.20 (per sq.) less than 1 sq. Halsey Laundry Service, Inc------26.0 Fibre insulation board %" standard, lath and $44.50 (per M sq. ft.) 1 M or over. Homelike Laundries, Inc------29. 0 board. $45.50 (per M sq. ft.) less than 1 M. Humboldt Laundry:------•_— — 19.0 Fibre insulation board a%2 ” asphalt sheathing— $60.00 (per M sq. ft.). Holland Laundry, Inc— ------26.0 Thermal insulation—blankets—medium (paper $47.50 (M sq. ft.) 1 M or over. Huntington Laundry, Inc------— 24.0 backed). $50.00 (M sq. ft.) less than 1 M. Hargus Service, Inc. (Park Laundry) __ 20.0 Thermal insulation—blankets—-thick (paper $68.00 (per M sq. ft.). Individual Laundry Service Corp— — 20.0 backed). Inwood Eureka Laundry, Inc------— 18.0 Thermal insulation—batts—“medium thick $47.00 (per M sq. ft.). Improved Laundry Service, Inc—— 21.0 Ideal Vortex Laundries, Inc------.___£. 23.0 (2")*V Jumel Laundry Service, Inc.------____ 18.0 Thermal insulation—batts—“full thick (4 " )”— $65.00 (per M sq. ft.) . Jamaica Community Laundry—------19.0 Thermal Insulation—loose—(plain)------$1-25 (bag 40 lb.). Artesian Laundry, Inc------31.0 Jamaica Wet Wash Laundry, Inc__— 17.0 K. N. K. Laundry, Inc.___ _ 13.0 [F. R. Doc. 46-1355; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; 12:31 p. m.] Knickerbocker Laundry.*-----—*—. 26.0 Leader Laundry Service, Inc— 26.0 Lincoln Laundry Co— —_—_ 18.0 [Region II Order G-22 Under RMPR 165] amounts set opposite said respective Linen Rite Laundry Corp——— ------23.0 names; Lido Laundry & Dry Cleaning Corp— 17.0 Laundry S ervices in N ew Y ork Metro Percent Lucky Strike Laundry, Inc— 23.0 politan Area Hostess Laundry Corp______13. 0 Majestic Laundry System, Inc__— _— 28.0 Applications for permission to increase Riverdale Laundry____ :______— ' 7.0 Midwood Laundry Corp_— — 25.0 Stadium Wet Waslf Laundry___r___ _ 3.0 Morrisanne Laundry Service Co., Inc— 19.0 their present maximum prices for all Mutual Wet Wash Service, Inc_l___. 25.0 their family laundry, dry cleaning and re (3) Hie applications of the following Mirrorlike Family Laundry Service, lated retail services, as established under named laundry establishments are In c______24. 0 Maximum Price Regulation No. 165, as granted, and their legal maximum prices New Hometown Laundry & Cleaning amended—Services, have been filed with for all the family laundry, dry cleaning C o ____ —— ___ — __ - ______140 the New York Regional Office of the and related retail services supplied by Nonpareil Laundry Service, Inc__—— 24.0 Newport Wet Wash Laundry, Inc------22. 0 Office of Price Administration by a sub them in the New York Metropolitan Area New American Steam Laundry, Inc.— 25.0 stantial number of the power laundry shall be their March, 1942 maximum New Ridgewood Laundry Service— 23.0 establishments which supply such serv prices plus the percentage amount set Norwood Laundry, Inc------23.0 ices in the Metropolitan Area of New forth opposite their names, in the man Newton Laundry-Corp------— 21.0 York City. After due consideration of ner hereinafter, in paragraph (5) of this New Big Five Laundry, Inc------17.0 these applications and other available order, provided: New York Wet Wash Laundry Co., Inc. 24.0 information, it has been decided that Percentage Nu R & S Laundry Co., Inc------24. 0 some should be denied in full, some increase Octagon Laundry, Inc— __:*___***__*. 10. 0 granted in part and denied in part, and A & P Family Laundry Service Co., Inc. 23.0 Orange Blossom Laundry Service, Inc. 22.0 Advance Laundry, Inc______— 20.0 Peninsula Laundry, I n c _ _ 21.0 others granted in full for the reasons set Alabama Laundry Service, Inc______25. 0 Park Gate Laundry, Inc------— 28.0 forth in the opinion issued simulta A. Stork Laundry Service, Inc______24.0 Parkway Laundry Service, Inc------24. 0 neously herewith. Bedford Laundry..______25.0 Pioneer Laundry Service Corp—------23.0 Accordingly, pursuant to the Emer-_ Best Self Service Laundry______25.0 Prime Laundry Corp------_____ 18.0 gency Price Control Act of 1942, and Sec Benson Laundry, Inc------19.0 Purity Laundry Service, Inc— ------21.0 tion 16 (a) of Revised Maximum Price Berman Laundries, Inc------25.0 Prospect Service Laundry------15.0 Blake Laundry, Inc.______23. 0 President Laundry Co., Inc------18.0 Regulation No, 165, as amended—Serv Blue Moon Wet Wash Laundry Co., Inc. 12.0 Primwood Laundry----- —------— 25.0 ices: It is hereby ordered: Blue Sky Wet Wash Laundry Co., Ific„ 14.0 Putnam Laundry Corp------20.0 (1) All adjustments heretofore Brighton Laundry Co., Inc------— 24.0 Park Laundry of Long Island, Inc------28.0 granted to the power laundries named in Bon Laundry Service, Inc------23.0 Pilgrim Laundry, Inc------17.0 this order are hereby revoked in full, ex Blue Point Individual Laundry, Inc— 20.0 Queen Anne Laundry Service, Inc------19.0 cept as provided in paragraphs 2 and 3. Brookridge Laundry, Inc--.------27.0 Reliable Steam Laundry Service, Inc— 22.0 (2) The applications of the following Cashman Laundry Corp. of New York— 26.0 Rockland Laundry Co., Inc------22.0 Carolyn Laundry______24.0 Rockville Centre Laundry______26.0 named power laundry establishments are Comet Laundry, Inc------24.0 Revonah Laundry Co., Inc__------21.0 denied in full, and their legal maximum Community Laundry Service, Inc_—— 18.0 Richmond Hill Laundry, Inc— ------16.0 prices for all the family laundry, dry Consolidated Laundries Corp.: Riteway Laundry Co., Inc------24.0 cleaning and related retail services sup National Division------20.0 67th Street Laundry------— 14.0 plied by them in the New York Metro Gold Seal Division______— 22.0 Sterling Quality Laundry------16.0 politan Area shall be their March, 1942 Stancourt Division______22. 0 State Laundry Co., Inc------20.0 maximum prices plus the percentage Champion Laundry Corp------— 22.0 South Side Laundry, Inc------23. 0 No. 19-----4 / 1014 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 Percentage within 15 days after the effective date of denied. To the extent that the applica increase this order, together with a statement tion of any laundry establishment herein Silver Lining Laundry, Inc------:— 15.0 signed by a responsible official of the named has been denied in whole or in Superfine Steam Laundry Service____ 24.0 laundry establishment certifying that the part, such applicant may, within sixty Surprise Laundry, Inc------21.0 Snow Like Laundry, Inc___ -______24.0 applicant has complied with section (a) days after the date on which this order Sun Laundry Corp------25. 0 above; (c) inscribe on each bill rendered was issued, request a review of such de Sparton Laundry Service, Inc------24. 0 the statements: “OPA permitted in nial in the manner provided by Revised Square Deal Laundry Co., Inc------.----- 20.0 crease o f _____ % to maintain supply; Procedural Regulation No. 1. Spry Laundry, Inc------— 21.0 $_____ or “ÔPA permitted increase This order shall become effective im Star Bright Laundry------<—:------17.0 to maintain supply: and (d) mediately. Tudor Laundry Co------19.0 give all new customers as acquired the Textene Laundries, Inc______13.0 Issued this 18th day of January 1946. Trinity Laundry______24. 0 same notification as hereinabove pro Thrift Laundry Service of Queens, Inc_ 17.0 vided for existing customers. The fore Leo P. Gentner, Unit System Laundry Corp______23.0 going statement may be omitted upon Regional Administrator. Utility Laundry Service, Inc______23.0 compliance with the provisions of Order Unexcelled Laundry System, Inc_____ 24.0 No. 18 under Revised Maximum Price [F. R. Doc. 46-1356; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; Vermont Wet Wash Laundry, Inc____ 26.0 Regulation No. 165. 12:31 p. m.J Vanbrit Laundry Corp______20.0 (7) In addition, all power laundries to Wikoff Laundry System, Inc______20.0 whom a price increase is permitted by White Bose Laundry Service, Inc_____ 28.0 [Region II Order G-62 Under RMPR 122, this order shall immediately advise their Arndt. 2] Waldorf Laundry Service__ •,______31.0 agent driver customers of the amount of Winthrop Laundry Corp______27. 0 Solid F uels in P ennsylvania Walters Laundry Service, Inc______19.0 permitted price increase which the lat Wallach Laundry, Inc____ ;______23.0 ter may add to their total bills under the For the reasons set forth in an opin 6th Street Wet Wash Laundry, Inc___17.0 provisions of paragraph (3) of this order, ion issued simultaneously herewith, and Swifts Laundry Service______11.0 and of the manner in which such per under the authority vested in the Re U. S. Laundry Co___ _!__„______— 15.0 mitted increase shall be computed. gional Administrator of the Office, of Lion Laundry Service__ :______15.0 (8) Customary allowances, discounts, Price Administration by § 1340.260 of Re (4) Any power laundry listed in para or other price differentials may not be vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, graph (3) of this order is permitted to changed by any of the laundry service Order No. G-62 is amended in the follow add to its maximum price to agent- suppliers named or otherwise referred to ing respects: in this order, unless such change results drivers supplied by it, the percentage 1. Paragraphs (d) (1) and (d) (2) are price increase granted to it in that para in prices lower than the prices permitted amended by revising the “direct deliv graph. Agent drivers, any of whose fam by this order, after applying the sup ery” and “yard” sales prices for White ily laundry and related services are sup plier’s customary allowances, discounts, or other price differentials; and all Glove Packaged Fuel for package sales to plied by any such power laundry, are read as follows: permitted to add to their retail prices laundry service suppliers named or the same percentage increase herein otherwise referred to herein shall main Schedule I. Schedule I established granted to their supplier, in the manner tain all of their legal current pricing and maximum prices for White Glove Pack provided by paragraph (3) of this order. other business practices. aged Fuel delivered in specific quantities Agent drivers shall compute the price (9) All of the powér laundry estab to or at any point within Coal Area I. increase permitted them by this para lishments named herein shall keep this There is a separate table of prices for “di graph upon the bills rendered by them order and attached opinion in their es rect delivery” sales and “yard” sales. to their customers in the manner pro tablishment, together with the. state (1) Sales on a “direct delivery” basis. ment required,by section 14 of Revised vided in paragraph (5) of this order. F or Salks of White Glove. P ackaged F uel in the They shall inscribe upon each bill pre Maximum Price Regulation No. 165, and Quantities Specified sented to any customer the statement make them available for inspection by prescribed in paragraph (6) of this or any person during business hours. Per package der. They shall be subject to all the (10) Except as expressly provided by weighing riot*- this order, all of the laundry establish Per net Per net less than other provisions of this order which are ton M ton lbs. [Region V Order G-3 Under RMPR 122] (1) Sell, or in the course of trade or (iii) Using any tying agreement or requiring that the buyer purchase any S olid F uels in T opeka, Kans., Area business buy, solid fuels at prices higher than the maximum prices set by this thing in addition to the fuel requested Pursuant to the authority vested in the Order G-3; but less than the maximum by him; or Regional Administrator of Region V by prices may at any time be charged, paid (iv) Using any other device by which §1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price or offered. a higher than maximum price is obtained Regulation No. 122 and for reasons stated (2) Obtain higher than maximum in the opinion issued herewith, it is directly or indirectly. prices by: (c) Price schedule. (1) Below and a ordered: (i) Charging for a service unless such (a) What this order does. This order service is expressly requested by the part of this section is the maximum price establishes maximum prices for sales of buyer and unless specifically authorized schedule which sets forth maximum specified solid fuels within the corporate to do so by this order; prices for sales by direct delivery of limits of the City of Topeka, Kansas, as (ii) Charging a price higher than the specified sizes, kinds and quantities of established by city ordinance, and, in schedule price for a service; solid fuels. addition thereto, the area lying adjacent M aximum P rice Schedule to the said City of Topeka, Kansas, in Description of fuel Maximum price per ton Shawnee County, Kansas, as follows: I. High volatile bituminous coal from District 10 (Illinois) : (A) Coals from machine loading mines in the southern subdistrict (price groups I, 2 and 8): Beginning at the intersection of 25th and (1) Lump; egg: all single-screened lump coals and all double-screened egg coals bottom size larger than 2" Monroe Streets, thence in a southerly direc (size groups 1, 2 and 3)...... : ______$9.90 tion to the intersection of 29th and Monroe (2) Lump; egg; stove; all single-screened lump coals bottom size 2" or less; all double-screened egg and stove coals top size larger than 1H" and bottom size larger than ?é", but not exceeding 2" (size groups 4, 5, 6 Streets; thence east on 29th Street to the and 8)...... : ...... 9.30 intersection of ?9th Street and California Av II. Low volatile bituminous coal from district 14 (Arkansas and Oklahoma) (production group and size group descrip enue; thence north to the intersection of tions will be found in Section (c) (9) (i)): 21st Street and California Avenue; thence east on 21st Street to the intersection of Table of maximum prices by size groups Carnahan Avenue with 21st Street; thence north on Carnahan Avenue to a point on 6,7,8 grate, 9,10 small 17 stoker U. S. Highway No. 40 where Carnahan Ave 4 lump egg furnace 11 nut pea nue intersects with said U. S. Highway No. egg 40; thence east to Tefft Street; thence in a northerly direction along Tefft Street to the For coals from machine-cutting underground mines in the following production groups: intersection of 3d Street and Tefft Street; 1A ...... $14.10 $15. 55 thence east on 3d Street to the intersection of 2A, 3A;i ...... $13.60 13.60 $12.65 11.80 $9.20 3d Street and Strait Avenue; thence north 2A, 3A 2 ...... ______13.95 13.95 on Strait Avenue to the corporate limits of 5A' ...... 12.85 12.85 64 ...... 12.45 12.45 the city of Topeka where it joins with the old 7À. . ______12.75 12.75 channel of Shunganunga Creek. Also, that 7AA ‘ __ ...... 12.45 12.45 area lying immediately north of the Kansas River and north of the corporate limits of . S, SA For coals from strip mines in following production groups: lump the city of Topeka, beginning at a point on 5 . Y...... - ...... — - 11.55 11. 55 the north bank of the Kansas River and Lyn wood Avenue; thence in a northerly direction to 9th Street; thence east on 9th Street to 1 Except the sizes produced at the A & M, Jewel,New Union, Victor and Watson No. 4 mines, index numbers “40”, “65”, “77", “116” and “117”, respectively. Waitman Avenue; thence east on Waitman * Produced at the A & M, Jewel, New Union, Victor and Watson No. 4 mines, index numbers “40”, “55”, “77”, Avenue to Lyman Avenue; thence east on “116” and “117”, respectively. — '• Lyman Avenue to the intersection of Lyman Avenue and K-10 Highway; thence in a III. High volatile bituminous coal from District 15 (Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma): Production-group and size southwesterly direction along K-10 Highway group descriptions will be found in section (c) 9) ((ii)): .to the intersection of said Highway with the , Table of maximum prices Grantville Golden Bell Road, thence in a southwesterly direction along the Grantville Golden Bell Road to the corporate limits of For coals from underground mines in For coals from strip mines in the following production the following production groups—Size the City of Topeka at the intersection of groups—Size group Nos. group Nos. Paramore Street and Maple Street; thence south on Maple Street to Saywell Street; thence east two blocks to the intersection of 1 2 3 6 7 9 11 1 6 7 9 10 Saywell Street with Gonvil Street; thence south on Gonvil Street to the intersection of 1, 2, 3, lump; egg___ $7.97 $7.42 ...... $6.92 $12.17 $11. 42 $8.12 $8.85 $8. 45 $13. 50 $12. 70 $11.20 Gonvil Street with Sardou Avenue; thence 7,67 7.37 8.25 west on Sardou Avenue to the intersection of 7.32 • 10.02 9.52 8.07 8.00 11.00 10.50 9.40 Sardou Avenue and Maple Street. 7 No. 2 nut washed L 7.27 7.80 The prices set forth in this order are 8.12 9. 25 6.32 $6. 17 6.97 6.95 7.90 the highest prices that any dealer may 13 screeningswashed. 5.'77 5.67 charge when he sells or delivers any of such fuels at or to a point within the Maximum may add to the schedule prices any addi area set forth above. price per ton— (1) Solid fuels not covered by this or Produced at— tional charge for the extension of credit. der. There are a few kinds and sizes Description of fuel (3) The prices set forth in the fore of solid fuels covered by Revised Maxi going schedule are for untreated coal. Strip Under mum Price Regulation No. 122 sold and mines ground A charge of 100 per ton may be added delivered in the area covered by this or mines to these prices when such coal is thor der, which are not included in and for oughly and adequately treated with IV. High volatile bituminous coal chemicals or oil to allay dust or prevent which prices are not established by this from District 17 (Colorado): order. The maximum prices of such solid (A) Subdistrict No. 2: freezing. fuels when sold by any person covered (1) Lump (bottom size 3" to larger (4) A deduction from the prices set $14.50 by this order shall continue to be the (2) Nut (top size 3" to larger than forth in the foregoing schedule of not maximum prices for such fuels estab lji"; bottom size iy /' to larger less than 750 per ton must be made on 13.40 sales of one or more tons of any solid lished by Revised Maximum Price Regu V. Briquettes:. (1) Standard bri lation No. 122, as amended. Such sales quettes produced in Kansas City, fuel covered by this order where the Mo.—manufactured from District buyer purchases the fuel for his own use shall in all respects be governed by the $13.35 provisions of Revised Maximum Price as a fuel and loads it onto his convey Regulations No. 122, as amended. ance at the dealer’s yard or siding. (b) What this order prohibits. Re (2) The prices set forth in the fore (5) A deduction from the prices set gardless of any obligation, no person going schedule are on a per net ton basis forth in the foregoing schedule of not shall: (2,000 pounds ter the ton). No dealer less than $1.50 per ton must be made on 1016 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 sales of one or more tons of any solid Production group—Con. mum prices set out by this order provided 3______All mines in Macon and Ran the dealer states it separately from the fuel covered by this order by one dealer dolph Counties, Mo. to another dealer, who purchases the coal price of the fuel and lists it separately 6 _All mines in Osage, Franklin, on any sales slip or receipt given the for resale and loads it onto his con Lyon and Coffey Counties, veyance at the seller’s yard or siding. Kans. buyer. This tax need not be stated sep (6) On deliveries of Ms ton an amount 7 _All genuine McAlester Seam arately on sales to the United States or not to exceed 250 may be added to one- coal from mines in Latimer any agency thereof, the State Govern half of the ton price. and Pittsburg Counties, ment or any political subdivision thereof (7) On deliveries of % ton an amount Okla. (See § 1340.265 (b) of Revised Maximum not to exceed 500 may be added to Mi 9 __ All mines in Coal County, Okla Price Regulation No. 122). No part of homa. this tax may be collected in addition to of the ton price. 10 ______All mines in McIntosh and Ok (8) On sales of screenings to com mulgee Counties, Oklahoma. maximum prices on sales of lU ton or mercial and industrial users, a discount 11______All mines in Craig, Roger, Tulsa, lesser quantities. of 250 per ton shall be applied to the and Wagoner Counties, Okla (2) The Kansas State sales tax. The prices set forth in the foregoing sched homa, and that part of seller may add to the prices listed in the ule. Commercial or industrial user, for Muskogee County, Oklahoma, schedule in section (c) the sales tax re the purposes of this order, shall mean lying north of a line drawn quired to be collected by the laws of the any person who purchases for use 20 or straight east and west across State of Kansas. This tax shall be sep Muskogee County along the arately stated in the dealer’s invoice, sales more tons of screenings per annum. southern limits of the town (9) Description of production and size of Porum, Oklahoma. slip -or receipt. (f) Addition of increase in supplier's group numbers used in section (c) (1) Size group: Price Schedule: prices prohibited. (1) The maximum 1, 2, 3____Lump; Egg: All single-screened prices set out by this order may not be (i) Production and Size Group numbers lump coal. All double- applicable to coals produced in District 14 screened egg coal top size increased by a dealer to reflect increases (Arkansas and Oklahoma): larger than 3" and bottom in purchase costs or in supplier’s maxi mum prices occurring after the effective Production group: size larger than 1*4". 1 _.____All mines in Pope County and 5 ___ .___. Fancy Nut: Double-screened date hereof; .but increases in the maxi the Spadra Field of Johnson coals with a top size larger mum prices set hereby to reflect such in County, Ark. than 2" but not exceeding creases are within the discretion of the 2 ______.______:______All mines in the Denning-Coal3", bottom size larger than Regional Administrator. Hill and Altus Fields of John iy4". (g) Power to amend or revoke. (1) son and Franklin Counties, 6______Standard Nut : Double-screened The Price Administrator or the Regional Ark. coals with a top size larger 3_.All mines in the Paris Basin of than 2" but not exceeding Administrator of Region V may amend, Logan and Franklin Coun 3” , bottom size 1V4" and revoke, or rescind this order, or any pro ties, Ark. smaller. visions thereof, at any time. 6____ ;____. All mines in Sebastian County* 7__—_____ No. 2 Nut: Doublerscreened (h) Petitions for amendment. (1) Ark. coals with a top size larger Any person seeking an amendment to 6 ______All mines in the "Panamathan 1*4" but not exceeding this order may file a petition for amend Field” of LeFlore County, . 2 ". ment in accordance with Revised Proce Okla. 8______C hestnut: Double-screened 7 _____ All mines in the "Bokoshe-Mil- coals with a top size 1V4" and dural Regulation No. 1 except that the ton and Mccurtain Fields” of smaller, bottom size larger petition shall be filed with the Regional Haskell and LeFlore Coun than Administrator and acted upon by h im .' ties, Okla. 11------Special Stoke r: Double- (i) License. (1) Every dealer subject 3t 3A____ Lump: All single-screened screened coals with a top size to this order is governed by the licensing lump coals produced by the 1V4" and smaller, bottom provisions of Supplementary Order No. solid-shot or strip methods size larger than V4" but not 72. This provides in brief that a license of mining. exceeding 4___ _ Lump: All single-screened 13_------Washed Screenings: All washed is required of all persons selling at retail lump coals produced by the screenings top size not ex commodities for which maximum prices machine-cutting method of ceeding 1*4" x o. are established. A license may be sus mining. pended for violation in connection with 6,7,8____ Grate; Furnace; Egg: All (d) Service charges. (1) Below and as the sale of any commodity for which double-screened coals top a part of this section (d) is a schedule maximum prices are established. If a size larger than 4” . All that sets forth maximum prices which dealer’s license is suspended, he may not double-screened coals top may be charged by dealers for special sell any such commodity during the pe size larger than 3" but not services rendered in connection with all riod of suspension. exceeding 4” and bottom size sales under the preceding section (c). larger than 2". (j) Sales slips and receipts; Records. H______Nut: All doubfe-screened coals These charges may be made only if the (1) Every person selling solid fuels sub top size larger than 1 y2’' but buyer requests such services of the dealer ject to this ordfer shall, either at the time not exceeding 2 Vi " and bot and only when the dealer renders the of, or within thirty days after the date tom size larger than %" but service. of a sale or delivery of solid fuels gov not exceeding iy2". (i) A service charge not to exceed $1.00 erned by this order, give to his purchaser 17______All double-screened coals top —per ton may be charged for a “carry in” an invoice, sales slip or receipt, and shall size not exceeding 1V4" &ud service. A “carry in” service means the bottoin size not exceeding keep an exact copy thereof for so long as service of carrying in solid fuel from the the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, curb or point nearest and most accessible as amended, remains in effect, showing (ii) Production and size group numbers to the buyer’s bin or storage space to the the following information: the name and applicable to coals produced in District 15 buyer’s fuel bin window. This service address of the seller and the purchaser, (Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma): does not include the service of carrying the kind, size and quantity of the solid Production group: fuel up or down stairs. fuels sold, the date of the sale or deliv 1______All mines in Cherokee, Craw (ii) A service charge not to exceed ery, and the price charged. In addition, ford, Bourbon, and Labette $.50 per ton may be charged for a “wheel Counties, Kansas; and Bar he shall separately state on each such ton, Jasper, Dade, Cedar and in” service. A “wheel in” service means invoice, sales slip or receipt, the amount, that portion of Vernon the service of wheeling in solid fuel from if any, of the required discounts, author County lying south of an the curb or point nearest and most ac ized service charges, and taxes which east and west line drawn cessible to the buyer’s bin or storage must be deducted from or which may through the town of Ne space to the buyer’s fuel bin window. be added to the established maximum vada, Missouri, This service does not include the service 2______All mines in Linn County, . of carrying fuel up or down stairs. prices; provided that a dealer who is au Kansas; Bates, Henry, St. (e) Transportation tax: Kansas State thorized to make a special service charge Clair, and that portion of sales tax—(1) The transportation tax. for chemical or oil treatment of coal need Vernon County lying north not separately state the amount of such of an east and west line Only the transportation tax imposed by •drawn through the town of section 620 of the Revenue Act of 1942 service charge if he clearly indicates on Nevada, Missouri. may be collected in addition to the maxi- the invoice that such coal is so treated, N- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1017 and further provided that provisions of (7) "High volatile bituminous coal” (56 Stat. 23, 765, Pub. Law 151, 78th this section shall not apply to sales of means coal produced in the high volatile Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, solid fuels in less than quarter ton lots sections of the producing districts speci 8 F.R. 4681) unless requested by the purchaser. fied in this or^er. (k) Posting of maximum prices. (1) Note: Collated to Include Amendments 1 (8) "Low volatile bituminous coal” through 9, this 15th day of January 1946. Each dealer subject to this order shall means coal produced in the low volatile post all of the maximum prices set by Sections of the producing districts speci Issued this the 24th day of April 1944. it for all types of sales. He shall post fied in this order. J. B ryan Miller, his prices in his place of business in a (9) "Solid fuel” or "solid fuels” means Acting Regional Administrator. manner plainly visible to and under all solid fuel except wood and wood prod standable by the purchasing public. He ucts, including all kinds of anthracite [F. R. Doc. 46-1357; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; shall also keep a copy of this order avail and semi-anthracite; bituminous and 12:31 p. m.J able for examination by any person in semibituminous and cannel coal; lignite; quiring as to his prices for solid fuel. all coke, including low temperature coke (l) Enforcement. <1) Persons violat (except by-product foundry and blast [Region V Order G-30 Under RMPR 251] ing any provisions of this order are sub furnace coke, and beehive oven furnace ject to Civil and criminal penalties, in coke produced in the State of Pennsyl Construction Services and S ales of cluding suits for treble damages, pro vania) ; briquettes made from coke or I nstalled Building Materials and vided for by the Emergency Price Con coal; and pea coal used for foundry P lumbing S ervices in S edgwick trol Act of 1942, as amended. facings. County, K ans. (2) Persons who have any evidence of (10) "Egg, stove, nut,” etc. sizes of For the reasons set forth in an opin any violation of this order are urged to bituminous coal refer to the sizes of such ion issued simultaneously herewith, and communicate with the Wichita, Kansas coal as prepared at the mine in accord pursuant to the authority vested in the District Office of the Office of Price Ad ance with the applicable minimum price Regional Administrator of the Office of ministration. schedules promulgated by the Bitumi Price Administration by section 9 of Re (m) Definitions and explanations. (1) nous Coal Division of the United States vised Maximum Price Regulation No. "Person" includes an individual, corpo Department of the Interior and in effect 251, it is hereby ordered: ration, partnership, association, or any (or established) as of midnight, August (a) What this order does. Except as other organized group of persons, or 23, 1943, or as since modified in maxi hereinafter provided this order estab legal successor or representative of any mum price schedules issued under MPR lishes maximum prices for all sales of of the foregoing, and-includes the 120 by the Office of Price Administration. plumbing services and all sales of plumb United States, or any agency thereof, Where the producer price schedules do ing fixtures and materials on an installed or any other government, or any of its not make specific mention of any size basis when sold in the geographical area political subdivisions or any agency of designated in this order, such size desig comprising the County of Sedgwick, any of the foregoing. nations shall refer to the sizes of bitumi Kansas. (2) "Sell” includes sell, supply, dis nous coal sold as such in the Topeka area (b) Exception—(1) Jobs which ex pose, barter, exchange, lease, transfer, during December, 1941. ceed $250.00. If the maximum price for and deliver, and contracts and offers to (11) “Machine-cut coal” is coal pro any job covered by this regulation com do any of ¿he foregoing. The terms duced from an underground mine which puted pursuant to the provisions of sec "sale,” "selling,” "sold,” "buy,” "pur is cut mechanically by the use of a tion 7 of Revised Maximum Price Regu chase,” and "purchaser” shall be con "cutting machine” before the coal is dis lation No. 251 exceeds $250.00, such job strued accordingly. lodged for loading either by hand or by shall be exempt from this order and (3) "Dealer” means any person sell mechanical means. the maximum price therefflf must be de ing solid fuel except producers or dis (12) “Deep mine,” or “underground termined pursuant to the provisions of tributors making sales at or from a mine, mine” means a mine from which the coal .Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. a preparation plant operated as an ad is taken only from underground seams 251. junct to any mine, a coke oven or a from which the overburden is not re (c) Maximum prices. M axim um briquette plant. moved, and does not include a mine from prices for plumbing services covered by (4) "Direct delivery” means dumping which coal is taken by the stripping this order shall be the sum of a charge or chuting the fuel from the seller’s method. based on the hourly wage rate computed truck directly into the buyer’s bin or (13) “Strip mine” means a mine pro in accordance with the provisions of storage space; but if this is unfeasible, ducing coal by the stripping method and subparagraph (1) below, plus the max because of the absence of a regular taking: its entire production from the imum price of fixtures, materials and driveway free from all foreign matter ground after removing all overburden. specialties and sub-contracted work, and which might damage trucks and tires, » (14) “Arkansas anthracite,” as used maximum charges for power driven then direct delivery means' discharging in this order, is coal whose analysis and equipment, as provided in sub-para the solid fuel from the seller’s truck di non-cooking characteristics are similar graphs (2) and (3) below. rectly at the street curb or at the point to anthracite produced in the Pennsyl (1) Maximum hourly service rate. nearest and most accessible to the buy vania fields. The maximum hourly service rates es er’s bin or storage space. (15) Except as otherwise specifically tablished by this order shall be deter (5) "Production group,” "price group” provided herein, or as the context may mined as follows: and their plurals, as used in this order, otherwise require, the definitions set (i) Maximum hourly rates for plumb refer to the production groups and/or forth in §§ 1340.255 and 1340.266 of Maxi ing services supplied during all hours price groups within each producing dis mum Prffce Regulation No. 122, as except where employes are paid at over trict as established by the former Bitu amended, shall apply to the terms used time rates: minous Coal Division of the Department herein. Where authorized hourly of the Interior and incorporated and/or (a) Effect of this order on Revised wage rate paid em- Maximum hourly modified in Maximum Price Regulation Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. (1) ployee is: service charge No. 120 by the Office of Price Adminis To the extent applicable, the provisions $1,625 and over______$2. 25 tration. of this order supersede Revised Maxi $1:50 to but not including $1.625_ 2.10 $1.25 to but not including $1.50__ 1.80 (6) "District No.” refers to the geo mum Price Regulation No. 122. $0.85 to but not including $1.25-,___ 1. 50 graphical-bituminous coal producing dis (2) This Order No. G-3 shall become Less than 850______-____ i. 25 effective the 1st day of May, 1944. tricts as delineated and numbered by (ii) If plumbing services are supplied the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, as Note: The provisions in this order which require approval by the Bureau of the Budget at the specific request of a customer dur amended, as they have been modified by in accordance with the Federal Reports Act ing hours for which employes are paid the Bituminous Coal Division and as in of 1942 have been approved by the Bureau of either time and a half or double time, effect at midnight, August 23, 1943. the Budget. the maximum hourly service rate set 1018 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 194G forth in (1) (i) may be increased by 50% for the individual workman comprising (ii) Jlis maximum hourly service rate where time and one half is paid and the team. for each class of workman determined in 100% where double time is paid. (3) A journeyman or master plumber, accordance with the pricing provisions (iii) Power driven equipment. If owning his own establishment shall com of this order. power driven equipment other than pute his maximum hourly service, rate (iii) His legally established maximum trucks or vehicles is used in supplying for plumbing services actually performed prices and description of 30 plumbing commodities or services subject to this and supplied by him, as follows: specialty items which are most fre order a charge for the use of this spec (1) An hourly service charge of $2:10 quently used by him in performing ialized power driven equipment may be per hour, or plumbing services: Provided, however, made not in excess of the legal charge (ii) The hourly service charge which This list shall not contain any items -determined in accordance with the pro he is authorized to charge for journey which sell for more than $-.00 and should visions of section 6 of Revised Maximum man services as established in paragraphs contain a representative group of spe Price Regulation No. 251. (c)(1) (i) and (c)(1)(ii). cialty items selling for less than 500 and No additional charges may be made (e) Definitions. (1) “Plumbing” as for more than 500, but less than $5.00.* for rental or use of equipment or for used in this order, includes all services (iv) Where the seller uses power fees except' as otherwise specified in this performed by plumbers or plumbing es driven equipment, as the term is used order. tablishments in the installation, mainte in this regulation, a description of such (2) Maximum prices for fixtures and nance, and repair of materials and fix equipment and the maximum rate Which material, (i) Maximum prices for fix tures used in providing means for con the seller charges computed in accord tures and materials shall be computed trol of the supply and distribution of ance with the provisions of this order. by adding to the legal cost of such ma water and gas, for reception and removal (2) For jobs which exceed $250.00 and terials or fixtures delivered to seller’s of waste or surplus water and sewage, which are excepted from this order by shop or storeroom a markup of 40% on and for the heating of buildings by the section (b) (1). fixtures and 40% on materials. use of furnaces. (i) His over-all percentage mark-up (ii) The maximum price for any (2) “Fixtures” include such plumbing which he applies to the sum of the cost plumbing specialty item for which a facilities as bath-tubs, lavatories, com of labor, fixtures, materials and spe charge of $5.00 or less is made shall not modes, hot water tanks, water heaters, cialties. exceed the seller’s present legally estab floor furnaces, stokers and all other (ii) His percentage markup which he lished maximum price determined under plumbing appliances except those defined applies to his total cost of work sub the applicable price regulation. *Any below as “Materials” or “Specialties.” contracted. other specialty item must be priced in (3> “Plumbing Specialties” include (g) Record keeping, sales slips and the same manner as materials. small items used in the repair of plumb notification to purchasers. Every per (3) A plumbing contractor who ac ing fixtures which are generally not ob son making sales subject to this order tually supplies commodities and services tainable from general plumbing supply must keep a record showing the time in connection with a plumbing job sub houses and which are know to the trade spent by his employes on any job in ject to this order, and who subcontracts as plumbing specialties. The term in volving plumbing services and of the a part of the job, shall compute his maxi cludes items such as washers, flush valves, wage rate for each such employee. Such mum charge for the work subcontracted float balls and trip levers and other items, records shall be kept by the seller at his by adding to the amount paid to the sub except those defined below as materials- place of business and shaH be available contractor (not to exceed the sub-con (4) “Materials” include all items used for inspection by the Office of Price Ad tractor’s legal maximum price deter in the installation or repair of plumbing ministration. Every person subject to fixtures except fixtures ' and plumbing this order shall furnish to each purchaser mined under this order) a markup of of plumbing services covered by this or 15%. specialties which are necessary for the (4) Minimum charges. The following installation, maintenance or repair of der a sales slip or invoice showing the minimum labor service charge may be plumbing facilities, including but not amount charged for labor, materials, fix limited to all pipe, pipe fittings and lead. tures, specialties, and charges for work made for any job covered by this order: sub-contracted, and for power driven (1) $2.10 or (5) ’“Wage rates” mean the hourly (ii) The amount which the seller is wage rates in effect on October 3, 1942, equipment. If the invoice or sales slip authorized to charge for one hour of or hourly wage rates which have been includes charges for services or com established or authorized subsequently modities not priced under this order, journeyman’s services as provided for in such services or commodities must be this order. by proper governmental agencies. (5) Sales at a guaranteed price. (6) The term “journeyman plumber” described and the charges therefor stated refers to a person licensed by any mu separately. This invoice or sales slip A seller may offer to supply plumbing must contain a statement that the prices services covered 'by this order on the nicipal authority to perform plumbing services as a journeyman plumber. charged do not exceed maximum prices basis of a guaranteed price, the seller established by this Order No. G-30. Du agreeing to charge a fixed amount: Pro (7) The term “gaaster plumber” refers to a person duly licensed by a municipal plicates of such invoices or such sales vided, however, That the price charged slips shall be kept by the seller at his may not exceed the maximum price de authority as a master plumber. (8) “Hourly service rate” means the place of business and shall be available termined and established by this order. for inspection by the Office of Price Ad (d) Special pricing practices to behourly rate charged to the customer for each hour of labor expended in the per ministration. used in computing maximum prices— (h) The effect of this order with ref (1) Measurement of hours. The num formance of a plumbing job. (f) Filing and reporting of maximum erence to other regulations. This order ber of hours to be charged against any supersedes sections 6, 7 and 8 (a) and job shall be counted from the time the prices. Every person selling or offering to sell the services covered by this or (b) of Revised Maximum Price Regula “workman leaves the shop or the previous tion No. 251 with respect to plumbing job (whichever is later) until he com der in Sedgwick County, Kansas, shall within 15 days after the effective date of services subject to this order when sup pletes the job if he proceeds to another plied in the described areas, except where job or until he returns te the shop if He this order or, in the case of new sellers, within 3 days after first offering to sell it is otherwise provided herein. proceeds there directly. The hours for (i) This order may be revoked or which charges are made shall.not exceed such services, file with the Industrial Materials Section of the Wichita, Kan amended at any time, either by a spe those shown in the seller’s pay-roll rec cific action on the part of the Regional ords nor those shown in records which sas, District Office of the Office of Price Administration the following informa Administrator, Region V, or the issuance paragraph (g) of this order requires the tion: of any price regulation or amendment by seller to keep. ( 1 ) For plumbing jobs of $250.Q0 or less the Price Administrator, the provisions (2) Hourly service rates for a plumb which are subject to this order. of which are contrary hereto. er’s team, consisting, for example, of one (i) His legal authorized or approved (j) JLiOwer than maximum prices may or more journeyman plumbers and/or straight time hourly wage rate in ef be charged, paid, or received. one or more helpers, apprentices, or la fect at the date of filing for each class of borers shall not exceed the sum of the workman employed in the supply of This order shall be effective January maximum services charges as computed plumbing services. 25, 1946. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1019 (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law Issued this 14th day of January 1946. T able 1—M aximum P rices for Retail Shoe Rfpair 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9240; 7 F.R. 7871; Services in the State of Colorado—Continued R. E. W alters, and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) >4 Regional Administrator. £ £ 2a« o © CO CO Issued at Dallas, Texas, this 15th day [F. R. Doc. 46-1353; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; Æ Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 s f < j . J 4 ' £ ; > , Expanded Expanded Categories mica and Categories mica and other miner Mineral Other M ineral Other Other batts or batts or other miner Other M ineral alized mate loose M inéral alized mate loose batts or batts or wool— rials contain blank blank blank blank mate- ■ ets—3" ets—3" wool— rials contain m ate 4" depth ing minerals rials— 4" depth ing minerals rials— ets—3" ets—3" in excess: of thickness thickness thickness thickness 4" depth or over or over in excess of '4 " depth 50 percent— 50 percent— or over or over 4" depth 4" depth EXPOSED CEILINGS SLOPING AREAS (1) Open attics with over 24" clearance to roof. Drawing 1. $0.14 $0.12 $0.085 $Q. 14 $0.11 (Prices do not include opening or closing) (2) Under flat built up rdofs (suspended ceiling); open blowing conditions. (Price includes cost of opening and (17) All slopes where closed and finished on the interior REGISTER, FEDERAL closing for area). Drawing 2______.15 .13 .09 .15 .12 side of the rafters. Drawing 17...... _...... $0.16 $0.14 $0.085 $0.16 $0.13 (18) Open rafters and slopes where batts or blankets are COVERED CEILINGS used, such as pocket outside of knee walls where blow is impracticable.; Drawing 18 ...... ______.17 • 15 .09 .17 .14 (Prices include the cost of removing and replacing (19) Open rafters and slopes. Application of batts or flooring) blankets. Drawing 19. (No retainer used)....____ .17 .15 .09 .17 .14 (3) Open attics with a single rough flooring and accessible. KNEE WALLS, PARTITIONS, AND STAIRWELLS AND APPUR Drawing 3...... 15 .13 .085 .1 5 ' .12 TENANCES1 (4) Open attics with finished single floors. Drawing 4...... 15 .13 .085 .15 .12 (5) Open attics with double floors, the top floor finished. (20) Interior plastered walls where no decoration is neces Drawing 5...... 18 .16 .10 , .18 . .15 sary except plaster patching. Drawing 20. (Price in cludes opening and closing of plastered walls)...... 17 .15 .10 .17 .14 flat ceilings in closed spaces (21) Knee walls. * Drawing 21: (a) Batts and blankets.______..... ____'■ .16 .14 .085 .16 .13 (Prices do not include cost of opening and closing) (b) Blown..'....»...... 14 .12 .085 .14 .11 (22) Knee walls not accessible. Drawing 22IIIIIIIIIIIIIII .20 .18 .12 .20 .17 (6) Flat ceilings in closed spaces under pitched or sloping (23) Stairwells and appurtenances. (Prices include open roofs where opening in roof is necessary, such as pocket ing and closing of plastered wall): areas behind knee walls, areas under roof ridges or ex (a) Soffitts. Drawing 23...l . . T...... 19 .17 .10 .19 .16 1946 26, January Saturday, tensions which are practically flat. Drawing 6: (b) Walls (Measurement of walls may be taken as (a) Unfloored...... 14 .12 .085 .14 .11 rectangular from floor to ceiling)...... 17 .15 .09 (b) Floored: .17 .14 (i) W ith single rough floor...... I ...... 15 .13 .085 » .15 .12 exterior walls. (Prices include cost of opening and (ii) W ith single finished floor...... 15 .13 .085 .15 .12 closing) (iii) W ith double finished floor...... 16 .14 .10 .16 .13 (7) Ceilings in closed space under-ridge or pitched roofs, (24) Exterior walls with inner finish whose outer surfaces where openings for the full length of ridge are necessary are composed of: (Drawing 24 to 30): because of small clearance between ridge and ceiling (a) Wood or asphalt shingles...... 19 .17 .12 .19 .16 areas. Drawing 7. Unfloored...... 14 .12 .085 .14 .11 (b) Wood c la p b o a rd ...,..'...» ...... ____¿..."»II .24 .20 .15 .24 .21 (8) Flat built up roof type including row house construc (cj Brick or stone veneer______I.I.IIIIIIIIIIIIII .24 .20 .15 .24 .21 tion and commercial buildings. Drawing 8...... 14 .12 .085 .14 .11 (d) Stucco...... ______.'...I..Illlim illllll .24 .20 .15 .24 .21 (9) Flat roof decks covered with tin, copper or canvas. (e) Asbestos cement shingles...... ___ II.IIIIIIIIIII .22 .18 .13 .22 .19 Drawing 9...... 15 . 13 .085 .15 .12 (f) Insulated-brick and stone novelty siding...______.22 .18 .13 .22 (10) Overhang. Drawing 10______.15 .13 .085 .15 .12 (25 and 26) Qable and end walls with inner finish. Draw .19 (11) Dormer tops. Drawing 11______.14 .12 .085 .14 .11 ings 25, 26 and 27. Apply the prices listed under catego (12) Bay window top or bottom. Drawing 12: ries 24 (a) to 24 (f), inclusive, depending upon the type of (a) T op...... 14 .12 .085 .14 .U outer finish...... ______, ______(b) B ottom ______.16 .14 .10 .16 .13 (27) Gable and end walls without inner finish. Drawings 25, 26 and 27. (Batts or blankets)...... 18 .16 .09 .18 .16 FLOORS (28) Dormer cheeks and faces with inner finish. Drawings 28 and 29...... j . . . ______.17 . 15 .12 .17 .14 (Prices do not include cost of opening and closing. Prices (29) Dormer cheeks and faces without inner finish. Draw 1023 do not include cost of retaining material) ings 28 and 29. (Batts or blankets)...... 18 .16 .09 .18 .15 (13) Any-exposed floors over garage ceilings, open porches ———--- —------;------or similar types of areas where the under side of the area to be insulated is closed and finished. Drawing 13...... 16 .14 .085 A 6 1 .13 N ote: The maximum prices'listed above in tables 1, 2, and 3 are based upon an insulation thickness of 4 inches. (14) Any exposed floors where the areas to be insulated are I or each inch of insulation over 4 inches, when ordered by the purchaser, the seller m ay make the following additi nal not closed and finished-and where retaining materials ch®rses: l y t t per square foot for flat areas, 2jt per square foot for vertical areas; and'28 per square foot for sealed slopes, while for each inch of thickness under 4 inches, the seller shall deduct H pier square foot. A ji inch tolerance may be are required. Drawing 14...... ______.15 .13 .085 .15 .12 allowed with respect to any such measurements. FLOORS OVER UNEXCAVATED AREAS The maximum prices listed'above in tables 4 and 5 are based upon an insulation thickness of 3 inches and over. For each inch or fraction of an inch of thickness of batts and blankets under 3 inches, the seller shall deduct H per square foot. ; • ». (Prices do not include cost of retaining material) w uere a macnine or crew or two or more workers is used on installed insulation jobs, and the total charge as deter (15)' B atts and blankets. Drawing 15...... 18 .16 .09 .18 .15 mined in accordance with the maximum prices listed in the tables set forth above, is $40 or less, the seller may make an (16) 4" fill blown in over retaining material. Drawing 16. .16 .14 .085 .16 .13 additional charge of $10 for the job. 1 1024 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 (b) Work for which extra charges may he taken. In measuring -the height of dental construction work performed. A he rnade^ Maximum prices for certain knee walls, to the height between floors, copy of any such statements so furnished work for which extra charges may be joists and jrafters add one foot for floor shall be kept hy the seller at his principal made are shown below in categories (1) sea! piling of granulatéd insulation. For place of business. to (13), inclusive* The work listed in slopes add six inches to length of clear (c) Each seller making a sale covered categories (1 ) and (2 ) will ordinarily span for capping intersecting surfaces. by this order, ¡shall, if requested by the be done by a subcontractor but whether For flat ceilings which intersect slopes purchaser, make available to the pui> done by a seller or a subcontractor the add one foot to length of span taken at chaser a copy of this order and a cop£ purchaser of an insulation job shall not right angles to intersecting slopes. For of Revised Maximum Price Regulation be charged more than the seller or the stairwell walls measurement may be No. 251. Copies for this purpose may subcontractor as the case may be, may taken as a rectangle from floor ho veil be obtained from the Office of the Re lawfully charge under Revised Maxi ing and not as triangles. . In determining gional Administrator or from the District mum Price Regulation No. 251. When the total of the square foot area for each Office of the Office of Price Administra the work listed In categories (3) to (13), category of insulation installed a toler tion. inclusive, is performed by a seller or a ance of 5 percent Will be recognized. -(d) Distant installations. The maxi Sec. 8. Records. Each seller must keep subcontractor, the seller or subcontrac and retain at his principal place of busi tor shall not charge more than the prices mum prices provided in paragraph (a) ness, records concerning each sale cov set forth in the specific category of work of this section shall apply to all installa tions made within 10 miles of the seller’s ered by this order, showing the following:: done. <1) The name and address of the pur Openings and closings. An extra nearest place of business. For installa tions at more distant points the following chaser. charge may be made for openings and (2) The location of the job. closings only in those cases where open additions may be made. Mileage shall be calculated to the nearest mile. (3) A copy *of any and all contracts ings and closings are not specifically in pertaining to each sale. cluded in the price applicable to Cate (3) For installation from 10 to 25 miles (4) The timfe the job was completed. gories (1 ) to (29), inclusive, set forth in distant I t per square foot. (5) An itemized statement showing the subsection (a) of this section. The ex (ii) For installations from 25 to 100 miles distant 2i per square foot. number of square feet, type, thickness tra charges for openings and closings (iii) For installations distant 100 miles or and unit price for each category of in set forth in Categories (1) ito (5), inclu more 3t per square foot. sulation installed, the areas in which in sive, set forth below in this subsection stalled with reference to drawing num (b) include payment for all labor and Sec. 5. Guaranteed price. » A seller may bers and the totals thereof. materials including that used for re sell an installed insulation job, covered - (6 ) A separate itemized statement, of placement of material where necessary. by this order, on the basis of a guaran any related and incidental construction teed price but such guaranteed price must work and the prices charged for such not be higher than the maximum price Maxi mum v work. prices figured in accordance with the pricing methods and requirements of this order. Sec. 9. Prohibitions against sales at -Categories higher than maximum prices. On and Man Strip Sec. 6. Related and incidental con hole open after the effective date of this order, re size ings struction work. If on any insulation job, gardless of any contract or other obli any installed building materials are fur gation, no person shall sell or offer to sell (1) Metal roofs...... 0 . 0 nished or any construction services per installed insulation covered by this order (2) Plaster wall or ceiling openings formed by the seller for which specific and closings______0 •0 at prices higher than the maximum (3) Common wood or asphalt shingles maximum prices are not fixed "by this prices established by this order: Pro or rolled asphalt roofing...... $5.00 2 $0.50 order, such materials and services shall vided: That installations made not more (4) Slate, tile and asbestos shingles...... 7.50 8.60 be separately priced and billed on all in (5) Wood openings or openings than thirty days after the effective date through similar materials, including voices and sales slips. The maximùm 2.50 of this order on bona fide contracts exe prices for such related and incidental cuted prior to the effective date of this Retaining materials (includes material!) construction work shall be determined order shall not be considered to be viola and installation) Maximum under Revised Maximum Price Regula pnces tions of this ordeT. (6) Building'paper and lath, retaining (ver sonare foot) tion No. 251, or as fixed by any applicable surface (such as Sisalkraft)...... $0.04 area pricing order issued by the Re Sec. 10. Evasions, (a) Any practice, (7) Paper wall boards...... 07 scheme or device which results in a (8) Kock lath (approximately 16" x gional Administrator of Region VII. 48") ______..__ 07 higher price to the purchaser of installed (9) Plaster board and insulating board. 11 Sec. 7. Notification, (a) Each seller insulation than is permitted by this making a sale covered by this order shall, Miscellaneous (includes materials order shall be deemed a violation of this and labor) Maximum upon completion of the work furnish to .order and subjects the seller to all the prices the purchaser a statement' and keep a (10) Insulate expansion tank______$5.00. "civil liabilities and the criminal penalties (11) Insulate knee wall doors with in- copy thereof at his principal place of provided by the Emergency Price Control sulating board. $2.50 per open- business, showing the following: Act of 1942, as amended, and extended. irig. Cl) The names and addresses of the (12) Louvers or ventilators (all types $5.00 each. ■ (b) No seller shall; as a part Of the and sizes). seller and purchaser. consideration or as a condition of a sale (13) 2 x 4 framing lumber necessary to $0.20 per lineal (2) The location of the job. installation, «installed. foot. of any of the Installed insulation covered (3) The date the job was completed. by this order, ¡secretly or otherwise re (4) A description of the work per 1 Lawful price charged by a seller or a subcontractor as ceive, either directly or indirectly, any determined under EM PR 251. ^ formed and the total charged for the in side payment, commission, fee, consider 2 Per lineal foot minimum $5.00. stalled insulation job, and a separate ation or other thing of value whatsoever, » Per lineal foot minimum $7.50. statement of the related and incidental nor shall the seller, either directly or in (c) Measurements. It shall be the construction work performed. directly, acquire or receive the benefit seller’s responsibility to ascertain that (b) If requested by the purchaser, the of any services, transportation agree all measurements are accurate. Meas seller shall furnish the purchaser an ments, or other valuable thing, material urements for exterior walls are to be itemized statement showing the informa or property. taken over-all, with no deduction for tion contained in subparagraphs (1 ), (2 ) (c) No seller shall eliminate or re openings, except for sun porch walls, and (3 ) of paragraph (a) of this section, duce in any form or manner any main store fronts or similar areas where win together with an itemized statement tenance or repair service customarily dows and door areas must be deducted. showing the number of square feet, type, offered or performed as a part of in In the case of elevator wells, ventilators, thickness and unit price for each cate stalled insulation, nor shall the seller skylights, monitors, and pent houses on gory of insulation installed, the total thereof, thé area in which installed with lower the quality of the materials fur flat roofs the entire such area must be nished below that called for by the speci deducted where they are more than 16 reference to the drawing number, and any additional charges made pursuant-to fications or agreement. ; square feet in area and extend through (d) No seller shall, by any of the fore the flat ceiling area to be insulated. For this order, together with a separate item attic floors outside gross dimensions may ized statement of any related and inci going plans, schemes or devices, or by FEDERAL REGISTER* Saturday, January 26, 1946 1025 any other plan, scheme or device, receive or equipment into or from a building, gion VII or by the District Director of or acquire or attempt to receive or ac structure or construction project at a the Helena District under section 6 (b) quire anything of value, service, valu fixed site; or section 8 of Revised Maximum Price able right, property or property right, (3) “Sales of installed plumbing ma Regulation No. 251 are hereby revoked. money or other consideration whatso terials and equipment” means a trans All other sections c Revised Maximum ever in addition to the maximum prices action in which the seller furnishes Price Regulation No. 251, together with established in this order for the sale of plumbing materials and equipment, to all amendments thereto that have been installed insulation. gether with the services required to in or may be issued shall, except to the ex Sec. 11. Less than maximum prices. corporate such materials or equipment tent they are inconsistent with the pro Prices lower than the maximum prices into a building, structure or a construc visions of this order, apply to sales cov for sales covered by this order, may of tion project at a fixed site; ered by this order. course, be charged and pâid. (4) “Maximum labor charge” means the amount charged for labor of a speci Sec. 4. Maximum prices of plumbing Sec. 12. Licensing. The provisions of fied type or class for plumbing services, services and sales of installed plumbing Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per made either at a flat rate per hour so as materials and equipment. The maxi sons who make sales under price con to include a margin fc administrative mum prices of plumbing services covered trol, are applicable to all sellers subject and over-head costs and profit, or as a by this order shall be a maximum labor to this order. A seller’s license may be percentage of the seller’s labor cost, charge, based on the hourly wage rates as suspended for violation of the license or which resulting maximum labor charge set forth in sub-section I of this section, of one or more applicable price schedules is also deemed to include a margin for and the maximum prices for sales of in or regulations. A person whose license is administrative and over-head costs and stalled plumbing materials and equip suspended may not, during the period of profit, together with overtime applicable ment covered by this order shall be the suspension, make any sale for which his in either case; sum of the plumbing services involved license has been suspended. (5 ) “Labor cost” means the wage rates and the maximum prices of the plumbing in effect on October 3, 1942, or the wage materials and equipment, as set forth in Sec. 13. Revocation or amendment. rates which have been subsequently ap sub-section n of this section. This order may be revoked, modified or I. Maximum labor charge for plumb amended at any time by the Price Ad proved by a Federal wage or stabilization agency, but not more than the wage rate ing services. (1) The maximum labor ministrator or the Regional Administra charge for plumbing services shall be tor. actually paid by the seller as of the effec tive date of this order ; the straight time hourly rate set forth This Order No. G-22 shall become ef (6) “Master plumber” meana any per in Column A or the labor cost per hour fective December 28, 1845. son, who, as owner or supervisor, renders multiplied by the percentage in Column B, whichever is lower, as set forth in Issued this 19th day of December 1945. plumbing services and is licensed as a master plumber under any municipal or the following area tables, together with R ighard Y. Batterton, dinance; any applicable overtime: Regional Administrator. (7) “Journeyman plumber” means [P. R. Doc. 46-1342; Filed, Jan, 24, 1946; any person who renders plumbing serv Column A Column B 12:26 p. m.] ices and who is licensed as a journeyman Dollar and plumber under any municipal ordinance; cent rate Percent of per hour, legal (8) “Apprentice plumber” means any straight labor cost person, other than a master plumber or tim e [Region VII Order G-24 Under RMPR 251] a journeyman plumber who, as his prin Plumbing Services and Sales op In cipal occupation renders plumbing serv AREA I stalled P lumbing Materials and ices; and Master plumbers...... Equipment in Montana (9) “Helper”, “common laborer”, or Journeyinen plumbers... . ___ } $2.40 150 “drain layer”, means any person other Helpers, apprentices...... Order No. G-24 under Revised Maxi Drainlayers and laborers...... ) 1„50 150 mum Price Regulation No. 251. Con than a master plumber, journeyman plumber or apprentice plumber who . AREA H struction services and sales of installed renders plumbing services. building materials. Docket No. 7-251- Master plumbers...... Journeymen plumbers...... } 2.50 160 9-14. Sec. 2. Geographical applicability. Helpers, apprentices...... For the reasons set forth in an opin This Order No. G-24 applies only to the Drainlayers" and laborers...... } 1.75 160 ion issued simultaneously herewith and State of Montana, which, for the pur filed with the Division of the Federal poses of this order is divided into three area m Register, and pursuant to the authority areas as follows: M aster plum bers...... Journeymen plumbers } 3.10 150 vested in the Regional Administrator of Area I. Comprises all counties in the east Apprentices and helpers...... 1.50 150 Region VII of the Office of Price Admin and south portion of the State, namely: Drainlayers and laborers...... 1.75 150 istration by the Emergency Price Con Beaverhead, Big Horn, Carter, Carbon, Cus trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta ter, Daniels, Dawson, Fallon, Gallatin, Gar bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and field, Golden Valley, Mi Cone, Madison, Mus (2) Measurement of hours. The num by Section 9 of Revised Maximum Price selshell, Park, Petroleum, Phillips, Powder ber of hours which may be charged River, Prairie, Richland, Roosevelt, Rose against any plumbing job shall be Regulation No. 251, it is ordered: bud, Sheridan, Stillwater, Sweet Grass, counted from the time the workman Section 1. What this order does, (a) Treasure, Valley, Wheatland, Wibaux, and leaves the seller’s shop or the previous This order fixes maximum prices of Yellowstone Counties. plumbing job (whichever is later) until plumbing services and sales of installed Area II. Comprises the counties in the northwestern portion of Montana, namely: he completes the job or proceeds to an plumbing materials and equipment by Blaine, Broadwater, Cascade, Chouteau, Deer other job or until he returns to the seller’s any person, hereinafter called the seller, Lodge, Fergus, Flathead, Glacier, Granite, shop if he proceeds there directly. The to any person, hereinafter called the Hill, Jefferson, Judith Basin, Lake, Lewis and time in transit to or from the job may purchaser, in connection with a build Clark, Liberty, Lincoln, Meagher, Mineral, be charged only once each day. The ing, structure or construction project Missoula, Pondera, Powell, Ravalli, Sanders, hours for which charges are made shall at a fixed site in the State of Montana. Teton, and Toole. not exceed those shown in the records (b) Definitions. As used in this or Area III. Comprises the remaining county, which the seller is required to keep under der, the term: namely: Silver Bow County. section 9 of this order. (1) “Plumbing” means water, steam, Sec. 3. Relationship of this order to (3) Overtime, (a) When work is per gas, and oil distribution and waste re Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. formed at the purchaser’s request in Area moval systems in connection with a 251. This order supersedes sections 6, I and Area H between 5 p. m. and 8 a. m. building, structure or construction proj 7, and 8 of Revised Maximum Price on any day from Monday to Friday, both ect at a fixed site; Regulation No. 251 with respect to sales inclusive, or at any time on Saturday, the (2) “Plumbing services” means the covered by this order, and any maximum maximum labor chargé per hour for services required to install, alter, repair, prices for such sales heretofore approved such work may not be in excess of 150% maintain or remove plumbing materials by the Regional Administrator of Re of the straight time rate authorized in 1026 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1$46 this order, except in the Ciiiy of Helena, 80 per mile and subsistence where the S ec. 7. Related and incidental con in Lewis and Clark County, and the City Job necessitates the men being away struction work. If on any plumbing job, of Missoula, in Missoula County, in Area from their homes. This item shall be any installed building materials are fur n , respectively, where the maximum la explained to the purchaser prior to com nished or any construction services are bor charge per hour for such work may mencing the job and shall be invoiced performed by the seller for which maxi not be in excess of 2 0 0 % of the straight separately. Travel expense and sub mum prices are not fixed by this order, time rate authorized in this order. sistence may not be collected unless the such materials and services shall be sep (b) When work is performed at the seller actually pays the employee such arately priced and billed on all invoices purchaser’s request in Área n i between travel expenses. and sales slips. The maximum prices for 4 p. m. and 9 a. m. on any d$y from Mon (9) Transportation. If a seller uses such related and incidental work shall day to Friday, both inclusive, or at any his truck to transport materials, equip be determined under Revised Maximum time on Saturday; or on Sundays, legal ment, and men to and from a job beyond Price Regulation No. 251,.or as fixed by holidays designated by the laws of the. the city limits he may charge not more any applicable area pricing order issued State of Montana, or on emergency night than 80 per mile for such travel. by the Regional Administrator of Region calls, in Areas I, n , and HI, the maxi H. Maximum prices of plumbing ma vn. mum labor charge per hour for such work terials and equipment. The maximum S ec. 8. Notification, (a) Each seller may not be in excess of 2 0 0 % of the prices which may be charged in Areas making a sale covered by this order shall, straight time rate authorized in this, or I, 33, and HI by any seller of plumbing upon completion of the work, furnish to der. materials and equipment shall not be. in the purchaser a statement, and keep a (4) Minimum charges. If a plumbing excess of the seller’s cost plus the per copy thereof at his principal place of job requires less than one man hour the centage herein specified; (The seller’s business, showing the following: maximum labor charge may be for one cost of materials and equipment shall (1) The names and addresses of the man hour. If any plumbing job takes be deemed to be the wholesale net price seller and purchaser. only three hours or less of any class of lawfully charged the plumbing trade for (2) The location of the job. labor for completion of a job, a separate limited quantities of such or comparable (3) The date the job was completed. charge of not more than 250 may be materials and equipment by established (4) A description of the work per made for the use of an employer’s motor wholesale plumbing supply firms nearest formed and the total charged for the job, vehicle in going to and from the job. his place of business, based on their pub including both plumbing services and (5) Power driven equipment. If, dur lished price lists, together with the ac sale of installed plumbing materials and ing March 1942, the seller used power tual transportation charges paid there equipment; and a separate statement of driven equipment, his maximum price for by the seller but not in excess of the the related and incidental construction per hour for such use after the effective common carrier rate from the nearest work performed, as provided in section 7 date of this order shall not be in excess point of supply. If the materials and of this order. of the highest price per hour he charged equipment being sold are marked by a (b) If requested by the purchaser, the during March 1942. If the seller ac manufacturer’s label containing the ap seller shall furnish the purchaser an quired such power driven equipment proved OPA retail ceiling price for sales itemized statement showing the informa thereafter but prior to the effective date of the commodity by a seller, a seller tion contained in sub-paragraphs (1), of this order and thereafter established of such materials and equipment under (2), and (3) of paragraph (a) of this maximum price per hour for such use this Order may charge the price marked section, together with an itemized state under the applicable maximum price reg on the label in lieu of the stated percent ment showing the maximum labor ulation, he may continue to charge such age markup herein specified but in no charges for plumbing services for each established price. In either case the event may the seller charge more than type or class of labor performed and the seller must have records available to sub the price marked on the label). stantiate the charging of such price and hourly rates charged therefor, together such price must be filed with the District Percent with an itemized statement of the in Office of the Office of Price Administra (1) Equipment (fixtures, hot water stalled plumbing, materials and equip tanks, heaters, and similar equip ment and the quantities and prices of tion pursuant to section 10 of this order. ment) ------331/a each, and a separate itemized statement If a seller commences the usé of power (2) Materials1 (pipe, pipe fittings, of any related and incidental construc driven equipment after the effective date valves, hangers, lead, and similar tion work performed, as provided in sec of this order he shall establish his maxi m aterials)______— BO tion 7 of this order. A copy of any such mum price per hour therefor under the 1 Whenever the unit cost of any materials statements so furnished shall be kept applicable maximum price regulation and is not more than $1.00 a markup of not by the seller at his principal place of file such price with the Montana District more than 100% may he charged. business. Office within 10 days. Where work such as drain laying, ex (c) Ilach seller making a sale covered • (6 ) Self-employed plumber. A self- cavating, pipe covering, sheet metal by this order, shall, if requested by the employed plumber, who performs ducts, and similar work is sub-contracted purchaser, make available to the pur plumbing services himself, and is licensed by a seller under this order, the seller chaser a copy of this order and a copy under any municipal ordinance as a may charge the purchaser the cost of of Revised Maximum Price Regulation master plumber or a journeyman such sub-contracted work plus a markup No. 251. Copies for this purpose may plumber, may take as his labor cost the of not more than 1 0 %, but the charge be obtai 2d from the Office of the Re labor cost applicable to a master to the purchaser may not exceed the gional Administrator or from the District plumber or a journeyman plumber, price which the seller may lawfully Office of the Office of Price Adminstra- otherwise he may take as his labor cost tion. the rate applicable to an apprentice charge if he had done the work himself. plumber, helper or common laborer, S ec. 5. Maximum prices of plumbing S e c . 9. Records. Each seller must whichever is higher. services and sales of installed materials keep and retain, at his principal place (7) Maximum labor charges for com and equipment in excess of $250.00. The of business, records concerning each sale bination work. The maximum labor maximum" prices of plumbing services covered by this order, showing the fol charge for any combination of master and of installed plumbing materials and lowing; plumber, journeyman plumber, appren equipment for plumbing jobs in excess (1) The name and address of the pur tice, helper, common laborer or drain of $250.00 shall be calculated under sec chaser. layer, may not exceed the total of the tion 7 of Revised Maximum Price Regu (2) The location of the job. maximum hourly rates of each of the lation No. 251. (3) A copy of any and all contracts pertaining to each sale. — types or classes of labor for which maxi S ec. 6, Guaranteed price. A seller mum charges are provided in this order. may sell a plumbing job covered by this (4) The time the job was commenced (8 ) Out of town travel expense. The order on the basis of a guaranteed price and completed. seller who furnishes men on an out of but such guaranteed priee shall not be (5) A description of the plumbing town plumbing job shall be reimbursed higher than the maximum price figured services and installed plumbing mate to the extent of the amount he shall have in accordance with the pricing methods rials and equipment involved, and the to pay for travel expenses not to exceed and requirements of this order. quantities and prices of each. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 1027 (6 ) The hours worked and labor nance or repair service customarily of House, a partnership, of 1443 Welton charges by types and classes of labor. fered or performed as a part of plumbing Street, Denver, Colorado, in accordance (7) A separate itemized statement of services or installed plumbing materials with the specifications set forth in the any related and incidental construction and equipment nor shall the seller lower application of said manufacturer now on work antf the prices charged for such the quality of the materials furnished file in this Regional Office as a part of work. below that called for by the specifica the record in this case, shall be as fol Sec. 10. Filing and reporting of maxi tions or agreement. lows: mum prices. Each seller subject to this (d) No seller shall, by any of the fore order shall, within thirty days after the going plans, schemes or devices, or by When sold by effective date of this order, or in the case any other plan, scheme or device, re of new sellers within ten days after first ceive or acquire or attempt to receive or Any acquire anything of value, service, valu Manu Manu entering business, file with the Helena Article facturer facturer, seller District Office of the Office of Price Ad able right, property or property right, to whole whole to ulti money or other consideration whatso saler or saler or mate "* ministration the following information: jobber jobber to - con (1) The “maximum labor charge” as ever in addition to the maximum prices retailer sumer that term is defined in section 1 (b) (4) established in this order for the sale of any plumbing services, or installed Airplane propellers for of this order, in terms of the straight gasoline powered model time hourly rate to be charged the pur plumbing materials and equipment. airplanes chaser for plumbing services for each Sec. 13. Less than maximum prices. Model No. 1: Per dozen Per dozen Each class of workmen, as of the effective date Prices lower than the maximum prices Unfinished...... • $2.00 $2.52 35* for sales covered by this order may, of Finished...... •___ 2.85 3.60 50* of this order. Model No. 2: (2) The “labor cost”, as that term is course, be charged and paid. Unfinished...... 2.85 3.60 50* defined in section 1 (b) (5) of this or Finished...... 4.28 5.40 75* Sec. 14. Licensing. The provisions of der, in terms of the straight time hourly Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per rate paid each class of workmen by the sons who make sales under price con N ote: (i) The maximum prices as above set forth for seller, as of the effective date of this sales other than sales to ultimate consumers are subject trol, are applicable to all sellers subject to a discount of 2 percent for payment within 10 days order. to this order. A seller’s license may be from the date of invoice, net 30 days. (3) The maximum percentage mark (ii) The above prices are for sales f. o. b. shipping suspended for violation of the license or point, and include all costs incident to wrapping, pack-- ups on costs of materials, equipment and of one or more applicable price sched ing, boxing and carting. work sub-contracted, not in excess of the ules or regulations. A person whose li markups permitted by section 4 of this cense is suspended may not, during the (c) "Notice to be given purchasers■ for order. period of suspension, make any sale for resale and tagging with maximum price (4) A description and list of all power- which his license has been suspended. at retail level. When the manufacturer driven equipment, and the maximum or any other seller makes a first sale hourly charges therefor, which were in Sec. 15. Revocation or amendment. under this Order No. G-102 to a person effect in March 1942, or which were This order may be revoked, modified pr who purchases for resale, other than at thereafter established pursuant to the amended at any time by the Price Ad the retail level, he must show upon the applicable Maximum Price Regulation. ministrator or the Regional Adminis invoice or on a separate slip or rider trator. attached thereto the applicable resale Sec. 11. Prohibitions against sales at prices as set forth in paragraph (b) higher than maximum prices. On and This order No. G-24 'shall become ef fective December 31, 1945. above. The manufacturer must attach after the effective date of this order, re to each of the articles in question, by gardless of any contract or other obliga Issued this 20th day of December 1945. any suitable means, a tag or label plainly tion, no person shall sell or offer to sell marked “Maximum price when sold by plumbing services or plumbing materials R ichard Y. B atterton, Régional Administrator. any seller to an ultimate consumer or and equipment on an installed basis, or User, $:___^_.” both, covered by this order at prices [P. R. Doc. 46-1343; Piled, Jan. 24, 1946; (d) Applicability of other regulations: higher than the maximum prices estab 12:26 p. m.J The maximum prices established by this lished by this order: Provided, That Order No. G-102 for sales of the articles plumbing services performed or installa in question at the specified levels super tions made not more than thirty days sede all other maximum price regula after the effective date of this order on [Region VII Order 0-102 Under MPR 188] tions. bona fide contracts executed prior to the (e) Geographical applicability. The effective date of this order shall not be Hobby House ex al. maximum prices authorized by this Or considered to be violations of this order. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES der No. G-102 for resellers are applicable Sec. 12. Evasions, (a) Any practice, only to sales made within this Region scheme or device which results in a Order No. G-102 under Maximum Price VH, which includes the States of Colo higher price to the purchaser of plumbing Regulation No. 188. Authorized maxi rado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and services or installed plumbing materials mum prices for certain durable goods Wyoming, and all that part of the State and equipment than is permitted by this items manufactured by The Hobby of Idaho lying south of the southern order shall be deemed a violation of this House, Denver, Colorado, when sold by boundary of Idaho County, the County of order and subjects the seller to all the the manufacturer and specified resellers. Malheur in the State of Oregon, and all civil liabilities and the criminal penal Docket No. 7-188-158-173. that part of the Counties of Mohave and ties provided by the Emergency Price Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con Coconino in the State of Arizona lying Control Act of 1942, as amended and trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabili north of the Colorado River. ■ extended. zation Act of 1942, as amended, and (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li (b) No seller shall, as a part of the §§ 1499.158 and 1499.158a of Maximum censing Order No. 1, licensing all persons consideration or as a condition of a sale Pripe Regulation No. 188, and for the who make sales under price control, are of any of the plumbing services or in reasons set forth in the accompanying applicable to all sellers subject to this stalled plumbing materials and equip opinion, this Order No. G-102 is issued. regulation or order. A seller’s license ment covered by this order, secretly or (a) What this order does. This Order may be suspended for violation of the otherwise receive, either directly or in No. G-102 establishes maximum prices license or of one or more applicable price schedules or regulations. A person whose directly, any side payment, commission, for certain durable goods items manufac fee, consideration or other thing of value license is suspended may not, during the whatsoever nor shall the seller, either tured by The Hobby House, Denver, Colo period of suspension, make any sale for directly or indirectly, acquire or receive rado, when sold at the specified levels. which his license has been suspended. the benefit of any services, transporta (b) Authorized maximum prices. (g) Right to revoke or amend. This tion agreements, or other valuable thing, Upon and after the effective date of this order may be revoked, modified, or material or property. Order No. G-102, the ^maximum prices amended at any time by the Price Ad (c) No seller shall eliminate or re for the durable goods commodities named ministrator or the Regional Adminis duce in any form or manner any mainte below, manufactured by The Hobby trator. 1028 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 26, 1946 • [Spokane Order 127B Under MPR 426] said section by the San Francisco Re Effective date. This Order No. G-102 gional Office, Region VIH, of the Office shall become effective on the 26th day Carrots in P ullman, W ash. of Price Administration, It is hereby or of December 1945. For the reasons set forth in an opin dered: .Issued this 26th day of December 1945. ion issued simultaneously herewith, and With respect to the commodity de u n d e r authority vested in the District scribed in line (a) of Table X, there is R ichard Ÿ. B atterton, Regional Administrator, Director of the Spokane District Office set forth in said table in line (b), the by section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price basing point; in line (c), the wholesale [F. R. Doc. 45-1349; Filed, Jan. 24, 1946; Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by receiving point; in line (d), the method 12:28 p. m.] Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under of transportation which is hereby deter said section by the San Francisco Re mined to be the cheapest method of gional Office, Region v n i, of the Office transportation which is customary and [Spokane Order 126B Under MPR 426] of Price Administration, It is hereby or- generally available from said basing •dered* point to said wholesale receiving point; Carrots in Spokane, W ash. With respect to the commodity de and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. For the reasons set forth in an opinion scribed in line (a) of Table X, there is by said Method (d) between points. Issued simultaneously herewith, and un set forth in said table in line (b), the With respect to the units of sale of said der authority vested in the District Dir basing point; in line (c), the wholesale commodity set forth in the respective rector of the Spokane District Office by receiving point; in line (d), the method vertical columns of said Table X, there section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price Reg of transportation which is hereby deter is also set forth in said table in line (f), ulation No. 426, as amended, and by Or mined to be the cheapest method of the freight charge by said Method id) der of Delegation No. 35 issued under transportation which is customary and from said basing point to said wholesale said section by the San Francisco Re generally available from said basing receiving point; in line (g), .the basing gional Office. Region VHI, of the Office of point to said wholesale receiving point; point cost; in line (h), the charge, if Price Administration; It is hereby or- and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. any, allowable for protective services in dered .* by said method (d> - between points. connection with such transportation; With respect to the commodity de With respect to the units of sale of said and in line (i), the maximum price scribed in line (a) of Table X, there is commodity set forth in the respective chargeable for said commodity in said set forth in said table in line (b); the vertical columns of said Table X, there wholesale receiving point. basing point; in line (c), the wholesale is also set forth in said table in line (f), the freight charge by said Method (d) T able X receiving point; in line counties in New York with the exception of Little Rock Order 12-F, Amendment 19, and Share Company, also a registered certain cities and their free delivery zones. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer Filed 10:04 a. m. tain counties in Arkansas. Filed 10:10 a. m. holding company, pursuant to the ap Newark Order 7-F, Amendment 40, cover Little Rock Order 13-F, Amendment 19, plicable provisions of the Public Utility ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the coun covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the Holding Company Act of 1935 and the ties of Essex, Bergen, Hudson, Passaic, Sus counties of Hempstead, Lafayette, Little rules and regulations promulgated sex, Morris and Union and the Borough of River, Miller, Nevada and Sevier in the State thereunder. North Plainfield in Somerset county, N. J. of Arkansas and in Bowie county, Texas. Notice is further given that any in Filed 9:55 a. m. Filed 10:10 a. m. terested person may, not later than Newark Order 2-C, Amendment 1, cover Little Rock Order 14-F, Amendment 19, ing poultry in Hudson, Union and Essex covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer January 29, 1946 at 5:30 p. m., e. s. t., counties, New Jersey. Filed 9:55 a. m. tain counties in Arkansas. Filed 10:10 a. m. request the Commission in writing that New York Order 9-F, Amendment 49, cov Little Rock Order 15-F, Amendment 19, a hearing be held on such matter, stating ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the five covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Ash the reasons for such request and the Boroughs of New York City. Filed 9:57 a. m. ley, Bradley, Calhoun, Columbia, Drew, nature of his interest, or may request New York Order 10-F, Amendment 49, cov Ouachita and Union. Filed 10:10 a. m. that he be notified if the Commission ering fresh fruits and vegetables in all of Little Rock Order 4-C, covering poultry in should order a hearing thereon. At any Nassau and Westchester counties, New York. Pulaski county, Arkansas. Filed 10:12 a. m. Filed 9:58 a. m. Little Rock Order 4—0, covering eggs in ' time thereafter, such declaration as New York Order 13-F, Amendment 21, cov Pulaski county, Arkansas. Filed 10:12 a. m. filed or as amended may be permitted ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the coun Little Rock Order 25, Amendment 4, cov to become effective pursuant t