S o ^ uttebaT V 7 I SCRIPTA I As I MANET I \JI REGISTER \ 1934 ¿ f i VOLUME 10 * Í/A//TED % NUMBER 217

Washington, Saturday, November 3, 1945

The President War Department. Appointments to ' CONTENTS clerical positions on the Isthmus of Pan­ ama paying $120 in United States cur­ THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9653 rency per month or less may be made without examination. Executive Order: Page Amending Schedules A and B of the Civil Service Rules, amendments Civil Service R ules Paragraph 3, Subdivision VII of Sched­ - of Schedules A and B____ 13619 ule A is amended to read: By virtue of the authority vested in REGULATIONS AND NOTICES me by Section 2 of the Civil Service Act 3. Clerks in fourth class post offices. (22 Stat. 403), Schedules A ahd B of the Paragraph 7, Subdivision VII of Sched­ Civil Service Commission: Civil Service Rules are hereby amended ule A is amended to read: Schedule A: Nonclassifled posi­ as follows: tions excepted from exami­ 7. Special delivery messengers in sec­ nation under § 2.3 (b), cross Paragraph 6, Subdivision I of Sched­ ond, third, and fourth class post offices. ule A is amended to read: reference______13621 Paragraph 8, Subdivision VII of Sched­ Schedule B: Nonclassifled posi­ 6. Any person receiving from one de­ule A is amended to read: tions which may be filled partment or establishment of the Gov­ upon noncompetitive exam­ ernment for his personal salary com­ 8. Unskilled laborers employed as jani­ inations under § 2.3 (c), pensation aggregating not more than tors and cleaners in small postal units cross reference______13621 $648 per annum whose duties require in leased quarters at a compensation less Commerce Department: only a portion of his time, or whose than $1299 per annum. Petroleum products; order ex­ services are needed for very brief periods Paragraph 12, Subdivision VIII of tending validity of indi­ at intervals, provided that employment Schedule A is amended to read: vidual export licenses_____ 13621 under this provision shall not be for job F ederal T rade Commission: work such as contemplated in section 4 12. housekeepers in the Indian Serv­ Find, H. D., Co. et aL; hearing-_ 13646 of rule VIII. Appointments under this ice at a gross salary not in excess of F ish and Wildlife Service: paragraph for duty in Washington, D. C., $864 per annum. Southwestern region national may be made only with the express prior Paragraph 19, Subdivision VIII of wildlife refuges; Salt Plains approval of the Commission when in the Schedule A is amended to read : National Wildlife Refuge, opinion of the Commission the use of Okla., fishing regulations— 13645 existing registers or the establishment of 19. Temporary seasonal field assist­ Interior Department: new registers is impracticable. The ants in forestry and range management Central Valley Project, abolish­ name of the employee, designation, du­ at salaries not to exceed a rate of $1,704 ment of advisory commit­ ties, rate of pay, and place of employment a year and for not to exceed 4 months in tee------13645 shall be shown in the periodical report any 1 calendar year. Reclamation Commissioner, del­ of changes; and in addition, when pay­ Paragraph 4, Subdivision IX of Sched­ egation of authority (2 ment is not at a per annum rate, the ule A is amended to read : documents)______13646 total service rendered and the distribu­ Interstate Commerce Commission : tion of such service during the year shall 4. Student assistants whose salaries Cork at Port Richmond, Pa., be shown in the report of changes at the shall not exceed a rate of $576 a year unloading______13647 end of each year or when the employee while employed. Only bona fide stu- . Grain doors at East St. Louis, is separated from the service. The addi­ dents at high schools or colleges of rec­ 111., unloading______13647 tional employment under similar condi­ ognized standing shall be eligible for Steam roads, uniform system of tions of such a person by another depart­ appointment under this paragraph. Ap­ accounts______13645 ment or establishment of the Govern­ pointments shall not exceed 6 months in Maritime Commission: ment will be subject to the approval of any 1 calendar year, except in excep­ Admission to practice before the Commission. tionally meritorious cases, and then only Commission; term and ex­ upon prior approval of the Commission. tension of service men’s Paragraph 8, Subdivision I of Schedule Appointments under this paragraph shall A is amended to read: right to practice______13645 be reported to the Commission in such Office of P rice Administration: 8. Officers and employees in the Federal form as the Commission may prescribe. Adjustments and pricing orders: service on the Isthmus of Panama, except Paragraph 26, Sùbdivision IX of Altoona Mattress Mfg. Co__ 13653 accountant, bookkeeper, clerk, drafts­ Schedule A is amended to read : Blue Bell, Inc______13648 man, physician, play-ground director, Brodons, Harold E., et al. statistician, stenographer, surgeon, 26. Technical or professional consult­ (Corr.)______13654 trained nurse, typist, and harbor person­ ants or advisors, at salary rates of $5,180 Chrysler Corp______13647 a l in the Quartermaster Corps of the (Continued on p. 13621) (Continued on p. 13620) 13619 13(120 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued

Office of P rice Administration— Page Surplus P roperty Administration : Page Continued. Consumer goods, pricing and FEDEBAL®REGISTER Food and drink sold for imme­ distribution policy------13677 \T«Mino’ >93« diate consumption (Rest. W ar Contract P rice Adjustment MPR 2, Am. 8)______13640 Board : Garments, essential low priced Renegotiation regulations: Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, (2d Rev. MPR 578, Am. 1) — 13637 Agreements and statements— 13642 and days following legal holidays, by the Knitted garments (SO 137, Am. Forms______13642 Division of the Federal Register, the National 1) ______13636- Impasse procedure------13642 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Renegotiable business and in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Mine materials, eastern wooden, costs, determination___ 13640 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., and industrial blocking ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the (MPR 558, Am. 3 ) ------13638 Statutes, orders, joint regula­ Administrative Committee, approved by the Orders and approvals issued un­ tions and directives-,__ 13645 President. Distribution is made only by the der SO 94 and SO 122, War P roduction Board: Superintendent of Documents, Government amendment (Rev. SO 109) _ 13636 Apparel, feminine wear (L-85)_ 13622 Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Blouses, women’s, misses, and The regulatory material appearing herein is Regional and district office or­ junior misses (L-85, Sch. keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, ders. See also Adjustments. II)______13624 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Fluid milk; Dresses, women’s, misses’ and to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Bryan, Tex., area------13668 junior misses (L-85, Sch. amended June 19, 1937. South Carolina------13661 I) ______13622 The F ederal R e g iste r will be furnished by Helmets, U. S. Army; Cleve­ mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 land region------13655 Neckwear, feminine (L-85, per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Lumber, used; Dallas region— 13664 Sch. IV)______13626 vance. The charge for individual copies Outerwear apparel, children’s (minimum 15<) varies in proportion to the Malt and cereal beverages: (L-85, Sch. V)______13626 size of the issue. Remit check or money Atlanta, Ga., district------13661 Sleeves, dolman, balloon or order, made payable to the Superintendent Rhode Island (2 docu­ leg-o-mutton (L-85, rev­ of Documents, directly to the Government ments) ------13664 ocation of Int. 2)______13622 P rinting Office, W ashington 25, D. C. Plumbing and heating serv­ Toppers, suits, jackets, skirts, There are no restrictions on the republica­ ices, Washington and ederal slacks, overalls, coveralls, tion of material appearing in- the F Idaho______13670 R eg ist e r . playsuits and shorts ; Siding, installed; Cleveland, women’s, misses’ and jun­ Ohio, area------13654 ior misses’ (L-85, Sch. Solid fuels: • NOTICE HI)______,______13624 Cleveland, Ohio, area------13659 Hawaii, delegation of power 1944 Supplement Fargo-Moorehead, area----- 13663. (WPB Reg. 2, revocation) „ 13628 Hammond, Ind., area------13662 ■ Munitions Board, Army and Book 1 of the 1944 Supplement to Jackson, Wyo., area------13668 Navy, preference rating au­ the Code of Federal Regulations, Kenosha, Wis., area------13661 thority (Dir. 41, Am. 1)----- 13628 containing Titles 1-10, including Lexington, Ky., area------13657 Rubber, synthetic rubber and Marietta, Ohio, area------13660 products (R-4, incl. App. I) _ 13628 Presidential documents in full text, Owosso, Mich., area______13658 is now'available from the Superin­ Toledo, Ohio, area____,— 13655 tendent of Documents, Government Warren, Ohio, area______13656 CODIFICATION GUIDE Printing Office, at $3.00 per copy. Wyoming______13669 A numerical list of the parts of the Code A limited sales stock of the Cu­ R ural Electrification Adminis- - of Federal Regulations amended or added tration: by documents published in this issue. mulative Supplement and the 1943 Allocation of funds for loans (5 Documents carried in the Cumulative Sup­ Supplement is still available as plement by uncodifled tabulation only are documents)------13646 not included within the purview of this list. previously announced. / . Securities and Exchange Commis­ sion: T itle 3—T he P resident: Page Hearings, etc. : • Chapter II—Executive orders: CONTENTS—Continued Associated Electric Co., and 90041______----- 13619 Missouri Southern Public 9653 ______13619 Office of P rice Administration— Page Service Co------13675 T itle 5—Administrative P erson­ Continued. Baldwin Locomotive Works_ 13677 nel: Adjustments and pricing or­ Hartt, Jay Samuel______13675 Chapter I—Civil Service Com­ ders—Continued. Indiana Gas Utilities Co., and mission: Crawford Mfg. Co., Inc------13651 Associated Electric Co_ 13675 Part 50—Schedule A: Non- Cutshin Coal Co. et al------■— 13649 Middle West Corp. et al------13676 classified positions ex­ Empire Novelty Co------13647 Milwaukee Electric Railway & cepted from examination Franklin Industries------13652 Transport Co., and Wis­ under §2.3 (b)------13621 Mack Mfg. Co______13650 consin Electric Power Co_ 13673 Part 51—Schedule B: Non- Nationarcabinet Co------13653 New England Gas and Elec­ classified positions which Nelson Machine and Mfg. Co_ 13653 tric Assn., and Western may be filled upon non­ Olympian Stone Co------13649 Hancock Electric Co------13675 competitive examinations Pied Piper Shoe Co------13648 Northern Natural Gas Co----- 13672 under § 2.3 (c)------13621 Reynolds Cabinet Co------13651 Northern States Power Co. T itle 30—Mineral R e so u r c e s: Rose Mfg. Co. et al------. 13669 (Del.) et al______13673 Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Admin­ Sarnosky, Joseph and Frank, Pennsylvania Power & Light istration for War: et al______— 13650 Co. e ta l______13671 Part 602—General orders and Simon Mattress Mfg. Co------13648 United Light and Power Co. directives______White Aircraft Corp—------13652 et al______13672 T itle 32—National Defense: Beef and veal carcasses and Solid F uels Administration for Chapter IX—War Production ■wholesale cuts (RMPR 169, Board : Am. 61)______13636 War: Part 903—Delegations of au- Construction materials and re­ Coal produced in District 8 mov­ thority (2 documents) —- fractories (MPR 592, Am. 10 ing via Great Lakes, pref­ to Order 1)______13654 erence clarification______13621 1 Executive Order 9653. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13621 CODIFICATION GUIDE—Continued with airways, whose duties require only Produced in Districts 2, 7 or 8 Moving part of their time, and whose compensa­ Via the Great Lakes (10 F.R. 11884) Title 32-—National Defense— Page tion does not exceed $120 a month. Continued. which, among other things, required Chapter XIV—War Contracts Paragraph 1, Subdivision VII of shippers of coal produced in District 8 Price Adjustment Board: Schedule B is amended to read: to accord a first preference to shipments pursuant to commitments for coal mov­ Part 1603—Determination of 1. Specialists in foreign relations, po­ renegotiable business and / ing via the Great Lakes to any dock or litical, economic, and financial, whose other unloading facility except those lo­ costs------13640 proposed compensation is $3,640 or more, Part 1605—Agreements and cated on: Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, the and whose training and experience along Welland Canal, and the St. Lawrence statements ______13642 the lines of their proposed duties meet Part 1606—Impasse proce­ River; and Lake Michigan within the the standard minimum qualifications set States of Illinois and Indiana. As was dure ------13642up in open competitive examinations for Part 1607—Forms for renego­ indicated in the Statement Concerning positions in the professional service for Preference Shipments on Bituminous tiation ______13642corresponding grades. Part 1608—Statutes, orders, Coal, issued October 18, 1945 (10 F.R. joint regulations and di­ Paragraph 4, Subdivision XI of Sched­ 13103), shipments of coal to these points rectives ------13645 ule B is amended to read: were to be accorded a fourth preference. T itle 46—Sh ippin g : The distribution pattern for coal pro­ 4. Commodity Credit Corporation: duced in District 8 was subsequently Chapter II—United States Mar­ Technical or professional consultants itime Commission: modified by the notice of direction to all or advisors, at salary rates of $5,180 or shippers of coal produced in District 8, Part 203—Admission to prac­ more, for periods not to exceed 18 tice before Commission_ 13645 months. issued October 24, 1945 (10 F.R. 13306) Title 49—T ransportation and which prohibited the shipment of . any R ailroads: Paragraph 1, Subdivision XEU » of such coal via the Great Lakes (except Chapter I—Interstate Com­ Schedule B is*amended to read: for vessel fuel use) to any person at any merce Commission : 1. National Training School for Boys: point located on: Lake Erie, Lake On­ Part 10—Steam roads: uni­ Assistants to cottage officers when filled tario, west of and including Toronto; the form system of accounts, 13645 by the appointment of bona fide students Welland Canal; the Detroit River; the Title 50—Wildlife: at colleges or universities at salaries not St. Clair River; Lake St. Clair; Lake Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife in excess of $648 per annum, subject to Michigan, within the States of Illinois Service : the approval of the Commission. and Indiana. Some question has arisen Part 23—Southwestern region as to the obligations of shippers to meet national wildlife refuges, 13645 H arry S. T ruman commitments for coal moving to docks The White H ouse, or other unloading facilities located on November 1*1945. Lake Ontario, east of Toronto and on or more, employed for not to exceed 6 the St. Lawrence River. months in any 1 calendar year. [P. R. Doc. 45-20208; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Shippers of coal produced in District 3:17 p. m.] Paragraph 27, Subdivision IX of 8 are not only permitted to fill commit­ Schedule A is amended to read: ments for such coal moving via the Great Lakes to any person at any point located 27. Temporary, seasonal field assist­ Regulations on Lake Ontario, east of Toronto, or ants in forestry and range management, on the St. Lawrence River, but are re­ at salaries not to exceed a rate of $1,704 quired to accord a first preference to a year, and for not to exceed 4 months TITLE 5—ADMINISTRATIVE such shipments to the same extent as the in any 1 calendar year. PERSONNEL first preference is accorded to other lake Paragraph 28, Subdivision IX of commitments pursuant to the Notice of Chapter I—Civil Service Commission Direction and Statement referred to Schedule A is amended to read : above. 28. Temporary, seasonal clerical or P art 50—Schedule A: Nonclassified This statement is applicable only to P ositions Excepted F rom E xami­ custodial positions in the Field Service shipments of coal produced in District 8 of the Department of Agriculture, at nation Under § 2.3 (b) and does not relate to shipments of coal places other than Civil Service Regional Cross R eference: For amendments to produced in other districts. headquarters, paying not to exceed a rate §§50.1 (f) and (h), 50.7 (c), (g) and of $2,100 a year, for periods ndt to ex­ (h), 50.8 (1) and (s), 50.9 (d), (z), Issued this 1st day of November 1945. ceed 6 months in any 1 calendar year, (aa) and (bb), and 50.11 (d) and (k), see C. J. P otter, whenever in the opinion of the Com­ Executive Order 9653, supra. Deputy Solid Fuels mission such positions cannot be filled Administrator for War. from existing registers. [F. R. Doc. 45-20245; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; Paragraph 4, Subdivision XI of Sched­ P art 51—Schedule B: Non-Classified 11:29 a. m.j ule A is amended to read: ^¡psmoNS Which May Be F illed Upon Noncompetitive Examinations Under 4. Student assistants in the National § 2.3 (c) Bureau of Standards whose salaries shall TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE not exceed a rate of $576 a year each Cross R eference: For amendments to while employed. Only bona fide students §§51.7 (a), 51.11 (d) and 51.13 (a), see Chapter VIII—Department of Commerce, at high schools or colleges of recognized Executive Order 9653, supra. Office of International Trade Opera­ standing pursuing technical or scientific tions • courses shall be eligible for appointment Subchapter B—Export Control under this paragraph. Appointments TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES shall not exceed 6 months in any 1 cal­ P etroleum P roducts endar year, except in especially merito­ Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Administration rious cases, and then only upon prior ORDER EXTENDING VALIDITY OF CERTAIN IN­ approval of the Commission. Appoint­ for War DIVIDUAL EXPORT LICENSES ments under this paragraph shall be re­ Part 602—G eneral Orders and It is hereby ordered, That all individ­ ported to the Commission in such form Directives ual export licenses isued by the Foreign as the Commission may prescribe. statement clarifying preference on Economic Administration or the Depart­ Paragraph 11, Subdivision XI of shipments of coal produced in district ment of Commerce, Officfe of Interna­ Schedule A is amended to read: 8 moving via the great lakes tional Trade Operations, authorizing the exportation of petroleum products to 11. Agents to take and transmit me­ On September 14, 1945, SFAW issued any destination, which are valid and out­ teorological observations in connection a Notice of Direction to Shippers of Coal standing on the date of this order, shall 13622 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

remain valid for a period of one (1) (1) Apparel for feminine wear made Issued this 30th day of October 1945. year from the date of issuance of the in the home and not for remuneration; W ar P roduction B oard, license, unless sooner revoked or further (2) The sale of apparel, for feminine B y J. J o seph W h elan , extended by the Department of Com­ wear by a person who acquired the same Recording Secretary. merce. The provisions of this order for her own personal use; shall not apply to any individual license (3) The sale of second hand apparel I nterpretation 1 authorizing the exportation of petro­ for feminine wear; [Superseded by paragraph (b) (10) of L-85, leum products which has been sus­ (4) The alteration of any apparel for as amended May 25, 1943.] pended, cancelled or revoked prior to feminine wear to fit a specific individual [F. R. Doc. 45-20057; Filed, Oct. 30, 1945; the date of this order. consumer; 3:06 p. m.] (5) Apparel for feminine wear for per­ (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th sons of heights of 5' 7 or over, of ab­ Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. normal size, or with physical deformities, P art 3290—T e x tile, Clo th in g , and Law 397, 78th Cong.; Pub. Law 99, 79th to the extent it is necessary to use in such L eather Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 P.R. 4795; E.O. 9361, apparel additional material for propor­ 8 P.R. 9861; Order No. 1, 8 F.R. 9938; [General Limitation Order L-85, Revocation tionate length, sweep or width; of Interpretation 2] E. O*. 9380, 8 F.R. 13081; E.O. 9630, 10 (6) Bridal gowns; F. R. 12245; Order No. 390,10 F.R. 13130) (7) Burial gowns; DOLMAN, BALLOON OR LEG-O-MUTTON Dated: November 1, 1945. (8) Robes and vestments as required SLEEVES by the rules of religious orders and sects Interpretation 2 to General limita­ W alter F reedm an, Director, and the judiciary; tion Order L-85 is revoked, as the pro­ (9) Historical costumes for theatrical hibitions on dolman, balloon or leg-o- Requirements and Supply Branch. productions; mutton sleeves have been removed from (F. R. Doc. 45-20209; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; (10) Officially prescribed uniforms Order L-85 and its schedules as amended 3:37 p. m.] manufactured in accordance with the October 30, 1945. specifications of the applicable depart­ ment or agency regulations for person­ Issued this 30th day of October 1945. Chapter IX—War Production Board nel of the United States Army, Navy, W ar P roduction B oard, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Maritime B y J. J o seph W h elan, A u t h o r it y : Regulations in this chapter unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ Commission, War Shipping Administra­ Recording Secretary. ments affected, issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 tion, and their auxiliaries, and cadet [F. R. Doc. 45-20053; Filed, Oct. 80, 1945; Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. nurses of the Public Health Services; 3:05 p. m.} 177, 58 Stat. 827; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. (11) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. (e) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] 9599, 10 F it . 10155; W.P.B. Reg. 1 as am ended (f) Reports. Every person who, for P art 3290—T ex tile, C lo th ing , and Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64. himself or another, puts cloth into proc­ L eather P art 3290—T ex tile, C lothing, and ess or who has cloth put into process by [General LimitatiSfi Order L-85, Schedule I, L eather another for his account, for the manu­ as Amended Oct. 30, 1945] facture of a product referred to in this [General Limitation Order L-85 as Amended WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND JUNIOR MISSES’ Oct. 30, 1945] order or its schedules, shall execute and file form WPB-3272, setting forth the DRESSES APPAREL FOR FEMININE WEAR information as required therein. This § 3290.2 Schedule 1 to General Limi­ The fulfillment of requirements for the paragraph does not require reports with tation Order L-85— (a) Definitions. For defense of the United States has created respect to apparel for feminine wear the purpose of this schedule: made in the home and not for remunera­ (1) When descriptive of sizes: a shortage in the supply of wool, silk, tion, or the alteration of any apparel for (1) “Misses’ ” means sizes 10-20; rayon, cotton, linen, and other mate­ feminine wear to fit a specific individual (ii) “Junior misses’ ” means sizes 9-17; rials for defense, for private account and consumer. This reporting requirement (iii) “Women’s regular” means sizes for export: and the following order is has been approved by the Bureau of the 36-52; deemed necessary and appropriate in the Budget under the Federal Reports Act of (iv) “Little women’s” means sizes public interest and to promote the na­ 1942. 14 y2-28 y2; (g) Appeals. Any appeal from the (v) “Women’s stout” means sizes tional defense. provisions of this order shall be made by 38y2-52 y2; oc C1 § 3290.1 General Limitation Order filing a letter in triplicate, referring to (vi) “Women’s odd” means sizes 35-51. L-85—(a) Applicability of regulations. the particular provision appealed from (2) “Evening dress” and “dinner This order and all transactions affected and stating fully the grounds of the dress” means a dress of floor or ankle thereby are subject-to all applicable reg­ appeal. length; ulations of the War Production Board. (3) “Suit dress” means an unlined (h) Communications to the War Pro­ two-piece outfit consisting of top and (b) Definitions. For the purpose of duction Board. All reports to be filed this order and its schedules: skirt, sold as one unit and commonly (1) “Put into process” means the first hereunder and all communications con­ known to the trade as a two-piece dress. cutting of cloth in the manufacture of cerning this order shall, unless otherwise It shall be subject to all the regulations any apparel for feminine wear. directed, be addressed to War Production of this Schedule I governing dresses. (2) Unless otherwise specifically de­ Board, Textile, Clothing and Leather Di­ However, if the top is lined, half lined, fined, all terms in this order and its vision, Washington 25, D. C., Ref. L-85. sleeve lined, partly or skeleton lined, it schedules shall have their usual and cus­ (i) Violations. Any person who wil­ shall be deemed a suit and not a dress, tomary trade meanings. fully violates any provision of this order, and shall be subject to Schedule IH gov­ (c) General restrictions. (1) No per­ or who in connection with this order wil­ erning suits; son shall put into process or manufac­ (4) “Daytime dress” means any dress fully conceals a material fact or furnishes Other than an evening or dinner dress; ture any apparel for feminine wear con­ false information to any department trary to the restrictions in any schedule (5) “Dress” includes an evening dress, or agency of the United States is guilty dinner dress, suit dress, daytime dress, of this order. of a crime, and upon conviction may be (2) No person shall sell or deliver any nurses’ uniform, maid’s uniform ana apparel for feminine wear knowing the punished by fine or imprisonment.. In maternity dress; , same to have been put into process or addition, any such person may be pro­ (6) “Body basic” means the front ana manufactured contrary to the restric­ hibited from making or obtaining fur­ back of the waist, the skirt, sleeves, in­ tions in any schedule of this order. ther deliveries or from processing or us­ side shoulder pads, belt or sash, hem, an (d) General exceptions. The provi­ ing material under priority control and attached slip under a transparent fabric, sions of this order and its schedules shall may be deprived of priorities assistance normal facings, and 2" lap on an open not apply to: by the War Production Board. front top; FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13623 (7) ‘‘Trimming allowance” means the (ix) French cuffs. (2) The body basic shall be limited to material allowed to be used to trim a (x) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 (For Figure 1 illustrating the body basic body basic; (e) General restrictions applying to see 8 F.R. 16727): (8) “French cuff” means a cuff over the use of trimming allowance. (1) No (i) The complete front and back of a cuff, or.a double cuff; person shall put into process any cloth the waist up to the neckline, including (9) “French facing” means » facing for trimming on a dress exceeding the normal fullness.- In the case of a suit extending to the armhole or beyond; following restrictions: dress, the waist or top shall not exceed (10) “Culotte” means a garment with (i) Cuffs over 3" in width; 25 inches in length for a size 16, other a divided skirt; (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 sizes to be graded in normal propor­ (11) “Measurements” means, i.:iless (iii) More than 1 ruffle on each sleeve; tions; otherwise specified, maximum finished (iv) A -sleeve ruffle exceeding 3" in (ii) The skirt, with the limitations of measurements in inches after all manu­ width; hip length, sweep, and hem, as provided facturing operations have been com­ (v) More than 1 collar or revers. (A in paragraph (g); pleted and the dress is ready for ship­ single collar or revers of 2 thicknesses (iii) Short or full length sleeves with ment, as follows: with an inside lining is permitted); the limitations of length and circumfer­ (1) “Sweep” means the maximum cir­ (vi) A collar or ruffle over 5" wide; ence as provided in paragraph (g). cumference of a skirt at any point paral­ (vii) More than 2 pockets, inside or lel to the floor; (iv) One belt or sash; out, or with any patch pocket exceeding (v) Inside shoulder pads; (ii) “Hipline” means the line 9 inches 42 square inches of material before re­ below the waistline; (vi) A 2" lap on an open front top; duction; (vii) Normal facings. (iil) “Sleeve length” means the maxi­ (viii) More than 4 flaps over 18 square mum measurement from the side of the (viii) An attached slip under a trans­ inches each; parent fabric. neck over the shoulder to the bottom 6f (ix) Quilting in excess of 300 square the sleeve; (3) The trimming allowance shall be inches; limited to: (iv) “ Sleeve circumference” means the (x) Pleating, tucking or shirring of maximum measurement at the bottom of (i) 700 square inches for nontranspar­ any part or section above the waistline ent fabrics for all sizes if the hip meas­ the sleeve, or at the part attached to the of a dress, increased by more than 10% cuff; urement does not exceed the body basic of said part or secffon, except that the hip measurement. However, if the hip (v) Measurements of the length of a width of the complete front of a top of daytime dress and of a top of a suit measurement exceeds the allowable body a dress may be increased by 8 inches of basic hip measurement, and in no event dress shall be made from the nape of the material. neck to the bottom of the finished gar­ may it exceed the allowable sweep, such ment; Provided, That the use of cloth as al­ trimming allowance shall be reduced to (vi) Measurements of the length of a lowed above shall be charged against the 525 square inches; suit dress skirt,shall be made from the trimming allowance. (ii) 1400 square inches for transparent highest point of the skirt to the bottom (f) Body basic and trimming allow­ fabrics for all sizes if the hip measure­ of the finished garment; ment does not exceed the body basic hip ance. (1) A dress shall consist only of measurement. However, in the hip (vii) Measurements of the length of cloth sufficient for the body basic and an evening or dinner dress shall be made measurement exceeds the allowable body the trimming allowance. At any place basic hip measurement, and in no event from the center of the hollow of the on the body basic where there is more may it exceed the allowable sweep, such neck to the bottom of the finished gar­ than 1 thickness of material, except for trimming allowance shall be reduced to ment. the belt or sash, normal facings, inside 1050 square inches. (b) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 shoulder pads, hem, an attached slip un­ (g) General restrictions on the meas­ (c) General restrictions on processing, der a transparent fabric, and a 2" lap on urements of dresses. Maximum meas­ manufacture and sale of women’s, an open front top, all of which are con­ urements for all sizes and ranges other misses’, and junior misses dresses, (1) than those specified below shall be No person shall put into process, manu­ sidered part of the body basic, the extra thickness shall be deemed trimming and graded in normal trade proportions. facture, sell or deliver any dress, includ­ (1) Daytime dresses. Daytime dresses ing a jumper dress, with another gar­ shall be charged against the trimming shall be of and graded from the following ment or article at a unit price, except allowance. maximum measurements: that the top and skirt of a suit dress may be sold as one unit at a unit price. DAYTIME DRESSES (2) No person shall put into process, Skirt sweep Basie manufacture, sell or deliver a dress with other than Skirt sweep Type Size wool over body Dress Sleeve Sleeve an attached hood, cape, fichu, vest, wool & wool hip length Hem circum. length pants, handkerchief, or shawl. 9 oz. & under 9 ounces meas. (3) No person shall change any man­ Misses______16 ufactured size marking to denote a dif­ Jr. miss______. 64 66 43% 2 14 80 15 64 ferent size or a different size range. Little worn, (short)...... 20% 56 42 2 14 30 Women’s reg...... 70 62 44% 2 16% 29 40 76 70 62 46 2 15% 3134 (d) General restrictions applying to Women’s stout______42H 72 Women’s odd______41 64 47 2 16 32 the processing of a dress^ (1) No person 74 64 47 2 16 31 shall put into process any cloth for the manufacture of a dress with: (2) Suit dresses. The above maxi­ (3) Evening and dinner dresses, (i) (i) French facings; mum measurements relating to daytime Sweeps on all sizes of evening and dinner (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 dresses shall apply to suit dresses, in dresses shall be limited, with respect to addition to which the following maxi­ the following materials, to: (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945 mum measurements are also to be ob­ (iv) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.'? (a) 90 inches when made of crepes, served: crepe satins, and similar fabrics; (v) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 SUIT DRESSES (b) 144 inches when made of taffeta, (vi) Culottes; fiat satins, and failles; Skirt (c) 288 inches when made of trans­ (vii) A skirt with pleating, tucking or Top or lgth. in­ shirring, except when the sweep before Type Size waist cluding parent fabrics; length waist­ (d) 90 inches when made of any other pleating, tucking or shirring does not band exceed the prescribed sweep of that par­ material. ticular size; . . (ii) Lengths for evening and dinner Misses...... ie 26 28 dresses shall not exceed: (viii) An open front or fly front skirt Jr. miss...... is 26 2n% Little worn, (short)...... 20H 26H 27& (a) 591/fe" for size 16, Misses’ range; which does not conform when open to Women’s reg...... 40 25% 29)i (b) 58" for size 15, Junior Misses’ the measurements. prescribed for that Women’s stnnt_ _ . ... . 42% 26)4 30 H Women’s odd...... 41 26 H 3034 range; particular size; (c) 6 0 for size 40, Women’s range. 13624 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

(iii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] of the number of square inches used for (2) If a blouse is trimmed by any one (iv) Except for measurements of the trimming on each style of dress man­ of the following methods a combination ufactured by him. of any such methods may not be used, length and sweep, all other measure­ and: ments relating to daytime and suit Issued this 30th day of October 1945. (i) If a blouse is ornamented by ruf­ dresses shall apply to evening and din­ W ar P roduction B oard, fles, frills, or a jabot, the entire trim­ ner dreses. B y J . J o se ph W h e l a n , ming consumed by such ruffles, frills, or (v) Any dress shorter than ankle or Recording Secretary. jabot may use material not to exceed floor length shall conform in all respects 320 square inches. In no case may more with the measurements prescribed for [F. R. Doc. 45-20054; Filed, Oct. 30, 1945; than 1 ruffle, frill, or jabot over 5 inches daytime and suit dresses. 3:06 p. m.] wide be used on either or both sides of (4) Maternity dresses. Maternity the center front, and the fullness may not dresses shall be subject to all of the regu­ be over 3 to 1; lations and restrictions relating to day­ . (ii) If a blouse is ornamented by tuck­ time and suit dresses, except: P art 3290—Apparel for F eminine Wear ing or pleating on the front of the blouse, (i) A misses’, size 16, may have a max­ [General Limitation Order L-85, Schedule the entire width of the front of the blouse imum sweep of 86 inches, unless it is of II, as Amended Oct. 30, 1945] may not be increased by more than 4 the wrap-around type in which case it inches of material; may have a maximum sweep of 94 inches; women’s, misses’ and junior misses’ BLOUSES (iii) If a blouse is ornamented by (ii) A junior misses’ size 15, may have tucking or pleating on the collar, the a maximum sweep of 86 inches, unless it § 3290.3 Schedule II to General Limi­ cuffs, or both, the entire extra material is of the wrap-around type in which tation Order L-85—(a) Definitions. For contained in the collar, the cuffs, or both case it may have a maximum sweep of the purpose of this schedule: may not be more than 92 square inches. 94 inches; (1) “Blouse” means the outer garment (3) A blouse shall be of and graded (iii) A women’s, size 40 may have a for feminine wear commonly worn with from the following measurements for a maximum sweep of 90 inches, unless it a separate skirt or under a jacket, and size 36, all other sizes and ranges to be is of the wrap-around type in which case shall include all kinds of blouses and graded in normal trade proportions: it may have a maximum sweep of 98 shirts; (i) 23 inches maximum overall length, inches; (2) “French cuff” fheans a cuff over a including turn-up for hem; (iv) All sizes may be made 1 inch cuff, or a double cuff; (ii) 19y2 inches for the maximum un­ longer than lengths prescribed for day­ (3) “French facing” means a facing derarm sleeve length; time or suit dresses; extending to the armhole or beyond. (iii) 15 inches for the maximum meas­ (v) The full trimming allowance may (b) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 urements at the bottom of the sleeve, or be used even when the hip measure­ (c) General restrictions on processing, at the part attached to the cuff. ment, which may in no case exceed the manufacture and sale of women’s, (e) Trimming records. Every person allowable sweep, exceeds the maximum misses’, and junior misses’ blouses. (1) who puts cloth into process for the man­ hip measurements of the Body Basic. No person shall put into process, manu­ ufacture of blouses shall make and re­ (5) Nurses’ uniforms. Nurses’ uni­facture, sell or deliver a blouse with an­ tain, for not less than one year, a record forms shall be of and graded from the other garment or article (except a slack) of the number of square inches used for following maximum measurements: at a unit price. the trimming of each style of blouse n u r s e s ’ u n if o r m s (2) No person shall put into process, manufactured by him. manufacture, sell or deliver a blouse with Issued this 30th day of October 1945. Length Length an attached vestee, dickey, gilet, hood, Typo Size pre­ non- Hems Sweep capelet or handkerchief. W ar P roduction B oard, shrunk shrunk (3) No person shall change any manu­ B y J. J o se p h W helan, factured size marking to denote a differ­ Recording Secretary. Misses...... 16 44H 47 3 72 Junior miss__ 15 43 45** 3 72 ent size or a different size range. [F. R. Doc. 45-20055; Filed, Oct. 30, 1945; Women’s...... 40 46 48J-S 3 76 (d) General restrictions applying to 3:06 p. m.] the processing of a blouse. (1) No per­ son shall put into process any cloth for (6) Maids’ uniforms. Maids’ uniformsthe manufacture of a blouse with: shall be of and graded from the follow­ (i) French facings; ing maximum measurements: P art 3290—T e x til e , C lothing, and (ii) Double yoke, except on knitted L eather MAIDS’ UNIFORMS fabrics; (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 [General Limitation Order L-85, Schedule III, as Amended Oct. 30, 1945] Length Length (iv) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 Type Size pre­ non- Hems Sweep w o m e n 's , m is se s’ and ju n io r m is se s' coats, shrunk shrunk (v) French cuffs; (vi) Cuffs over 3 inches in width; TOPPERS, SUITS, JACKETS, SKIRTS, SLACKS, OVERALLS, COVERALLS, PLAYSUITS AND Misses’______16 43 Ü 45H 2 60 (vii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 Women’s...... 40 45 47 2 66 (viii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 SHORTS (ix) More than 1 ruffle on each sleeve; § 3290.4 Schedule III to General Lim­ (7) Washable service apparel wrap­ (x) A sleeve ruffle exceeding 3 inches itation Order L-85—(a) Definitions. around dresses and Hoover aprons. in width; For the purpose of this schedule: Washable service apparel wrap-around (xi) More than 1 collar or revers. (A (1) “Coat” means any outer garment dresses and Hoover aprons shall be of single collar or revers of 2 thicknesses is for feminine wear, usually worn over and graded from the following maximum permitted); other outer apparel, including a cape, a measurements: (xii) A collar or revers over 5 inches raincoat, an evening coat, a reefer and a wide; topper, but excluding a fur coat; WASHABLE SERVICE APPAREL (xiii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 (2) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 (xiv) More than 1 pocket, inside or (3) [Deleted October 26, 19431 Length Length (4) “Suit” means a garment con­ Type Size pre­ non- Hem Sweep out, or with any patch pocket exceeding shrunk shrunk 25 square inches of material before re­ sisting of a separate jacket and skirt of duction; either matching or contrasting material, Misses’______16 43 45H 3 78 (xv) More than 1 flap limited to 15 sold as one unit; Women’s__ »__ 40 45 47 3 84 square inches of material before reduc­ (5) “Jacket” means a coat shorter tion; ttyan 33 inches of the type usually worn (h) Trimming records. Every person (xvi) More than 2 separate trimming with a skirt or slacks or over other ap­ who puts cloth into process for the man­ bows over 2 inches in width; parel. (Note that paragraph (e) (2> ufacture of dresses shall make and re­ (xvii) Quilting in excess of 100 square specifies the maximum permitted lengtn tain, for not less than one year, a record inches. for a jacket); FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13625 (6) “P’aysuit” means either a one- (vii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.3 (ii) Pleating, tucking or shirring on piece garment consisting of a top at­ (viii) More than 2 pockets, inside or the waistband; tached to a pair of shorts, or a two-piece out, except on a reversible raincoat in (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 garment consisting of a separate top and which case 2 pockets may be used on the (iv) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] a pair of shorts. inside and the outside, or with any patch (7) “Evening skirt” means a skirt of (v) More than 1 pocket, inside or out, pocket exceeding 64 square inches of ma­ or with any patch pocket exceeding 36 floor or ankle length; terial before reduction; (8) “French cuff” means a cuff over a square inches of material before reduc­ (ix) More than 4 flaps; tion; cuff, or a double cuff; (x) Separate or attached vestees, (9) “French facing” means a facing (vi) A flap on the pocket; dickeys, gilets, or scarfs. (vii) Features making such skirts of extending to the armhole or beyond; (2) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.3 (10) “Culotte” means a garment with the types known as culottes, reversible a divided skirt; (3) No person shall put into process skirts, lined skirts, quilted skirts, or skat­ (11) “Measurements” means, unless any cloth for the manufacture of a sepa­ ing skirts; otherwise specified, maximum finished rate jacket or a jacket which is the top (viii) Pleating, tucking, or shirring, measurements in inches after all manu­ of a suit, a slack suit or a ski suit, with: except when the sweep before pleating, (i) French facings, except of wool tucking or shirring does not exceed the facturing operations have been complet­ cloth; ed and the garment is ready for ship­ prescribed s^eep of that particular size. ment, as follows:, (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 (5) No person shall put into process (i) Measurements of the length of (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 any cloth for the manufacture of a slack, coats, toppers, reefers, and jackets shall (iv) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945J coverall, overall, short, play suit, or ski be made from the nape of the neck to the (v) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 pants, with: bottom of the finished garment; (vi) More than 1 collar or revers. (i) A separate or attached half belt, (ii) Measurements of the length of (Single collar or revers of 2 thicknesses full belt, simulated belt, tab, or belt loops, skirts shall be made from the highest with inside lining permitted); except that a coverall may have a belt point of the skirt to the bottom of the (vii) A collar over 5 inches in width; and belt loops, and a slack, a short and finished garment; ski pants may have belt loops. (viii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 (ii) Pleating, tucking or shirring on (iii) “Sweep” means the maximum (ix) More than 2 pockets, inside or circumference of a skirt at any point the waistband; out, or with any patch pocket exceeding (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 parallel to the floor; 42 square inches of material before re­ (iv) “Sleeve length” means the maxi­ duction: (iv) More than 2 pockets, inside or out, mum measurement from the side of the (x) More than 4 flaps; or with any patch pockets exceeding 36 neck over the shoulder to the bottom of (xi) Separate or attached vestees, square inches of material before reduc­ the sleeve; dickeys, gilets or scarfs; tion; (v) “Sleeve circumference” means the (xii) Double breasted fronts; (v) Flaps on pockets; maximum measurement at the bottom of (xiii) Quilting, except when used as a (vi) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 the sleeve, or at the part attached to the lining; (vii) A blouse or shirt top which ex­ cuff. (xiv) Pleating, tucking or shirring of ceeds the restrictions of Schedule II gov­ (b) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 any part or section of a jacket wliich in­ erning blouses. (c) General restrictions on processing, creases by more than 10% said part or (e) General restrictions on the meas­ manufacture and sale of all womens section, except that the width of the urements of all apparel for feminine misses’, junior misses’ coats, suits, jack­ complete front of a jacket may be in­ wear covered by this schedule. Maxi­ creased by 8 inches of material. mum measurements for all sizes and ets, skirts, slacks, coveralls, overalls, play ranges other than those specified below suits, shorts, (1) No person shall put (4) No person shall put into process shall be graded in normal trade propor­ any cloth for the manufacture of a sepa­ tions. into process, manufacture, sell or deliver rate skirt or a suit skirt or a play suit an article of apparel for feminine wear skirt, with: (1) Coats. Coats shall not be shorter covered by-this Schedule with another than 33 inches for any size and shall be garment or article at a unit price, except (i) A separate or attached half belt,of and graded from the following maxi­ that: full belt, tab, simulated belt, or belt loops; mum measurements: (1) A jacket may be sold with a skirt, COATS or with a slack, or with ski pants as a two-piece outfit at a unit price; (ii) A skirt may be sold with a one- Outside Sweep Length Type Size Hems sleeve Sleeve piece short playsuit at a unit price; and measure­ circumf. (iii) A slack may be sold with a blouse ments Fit Box1 Fit Box at a unit price. Misses’____ ... ______16 60 (2) No person shall put into process, Jr. misses’...... 15 16 )4 43 42 Little women___ ...____ 16H 70 60 41)4 40)4 manufacture, sell or deliver an article 20)4 16 a 66 44 Women's reg______40 43 of apparel for feminine wear covered Women’s stout______16 )4 76 66 45) 4 44) 4 42H 32 16 )4 78 68 46) 4 45) 4 by this schedule with an attached hood, Women’s odd______41 31)4 16 M 78 68 cape, capelet, fichu, vest, cap, pants, 46)4 45)4 handkerchief, shawl or scarf. (3) No person shall change any man­ coate°X COats b€tween 33" an

SUIT SKIRTS (1) “Vestee” or “gilet” means a sleeve­ Issued this 30th day of October 1945. less and backless front; W ar P roduction B oard, Length Wool (2) “Dickey” means a sleeveless front B y J. J o seph W h elan , inc. sweeps and back; Type Size waist­ Hems Sweeps over 9 Recording Secretary. band oz. (3) “Revers” means neckwear in the shape of a lapel: [F. R. Doc. 45-20051; Filed, Oct. 30, 1945; 3:05 p. m.] Misses’_____ 16 28 2 72 64 (4) “Bib” means a loose front collar; Jr. misses ’__ 15 27 2 72 64 (5) “Item of neckwear” means any Women’s reg.„ 40 29^ 2 76 70 article of feminine wear, including the foregoing, commonly known to the trade P art 3290—T extile, Clothing, and (5) Evening and dinner skirts, (i) as neckwear. Leather Sweeps on all sizes of evening and dinner (b) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 [General Limitation Order L-85, Schedule V, skirts shall be limited, with respect to the (c) General restrictions on processing as Amended, Oct. 30, 1945] following materials, to: of feminine neckwear. (1) No person children’s apparel for outer w ear (a) 90 inches when made of crepes, shall put into process any cloth for the crepe satins, and similar fabrics; manufacture of feminine neckwear with: § 3290.6 Schedule V to General Limi­ (b) 144 inches when made of taffeta, (1) A cuff over 3 inches in width; tation Order L-85—(a) Definitions. flat satins, and failles; (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 For the purpose of this schedule: (c) 288 inches when made of trans­ (iii) French cuffs; (1) “Outerwear” means all apparel for parent fabrics; (iv) More than one collar or revers. children, excluding underwear and (d) 90 inches when made of any other (Single collar or revers of 2 thicknesses lounging wear; material. permitted); (2) “Children’s apparel” means outer­ (ii) Lengths for evening and dinner (v) A collar over 5 inches wide; wear of the following size ranges: skirts shall not exceed: (vi) More than 2 separate trimming (i) Toddler’s range 1 to 4 for both (a) 451/2" for size 16, Misses’ range; bows; sexes; (b) 44" for size 15, Junior Misses’ (vii) All-over tucking or shirring; (ii) Children’s range 3 to 6x for both range; (viii) Quilting in excess of 100 square sexes; (c) 46" for size 40, Women’s range. inches; (iii) Girl’s range 7 to 14; (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] (ix) Pleating, tucking or shirring (iv) Teen age range 10 to 16; (iv) Any skirt shorter than ankle or which increases the front of a vestee, (v) Chubbie range 7% to 14& and floor length shall conform in all respects dickey or gilet by more than 4 inches of 10% to 16%. with the measurements prescribed for material: Provided, however, That if a (3) “Children’s” means all ranges daytime and suit skirts. front is so increased, no ruffle, jabot or from 1 to 16%; (6) Slacks, overalls and coveralls. (4) “Coat” means any outer garment frill may be used; for children usually worn over other Slacks, overalls and coveralls from waist (x) More than 2 pin tucks on each side down shall be of and graded from the outer apparel, including a cape, a rain­ following maximum measurements: of the center front of a vestee, dickey coat, a reefer and a topper, but excluding or gilet when a jabot, frill or ruffle is also a jacket; SLACKS, OVERALLS AND COVERALLS used; (5) “Playsuit” means either a one- (xi) More than 1% to 1 shirring on piece garment consisting of a top at­ Length 1st and 2d width laces, or more than 2 tached to a pair of shorts, or a two-piece Bottom incl. waist­ Type Size band and to 1 on 3d and higher width laces., garment consisting of a separate top and width turn-up at a pair of shorts. bottom (2) The following items of neckwear when made or sold as independent units (6) “Suit” means a garment consisting shall not' exceed the following restric­ of a separate jacket and skirt of either Misses’...... 16 19M 45U matching or contrasting material, sold as Jr. misses’...... - 15 19^ 44H tions: Women’s reg...... 40 22^ 46}4 one unit; (i) A jabot shall not consume more (7) “Jacket” means a coat shorter than than 480 square inches of material; 33" in teen age and shorter than 24" in (7) Ski pants. Ski pants shall be of (ii) Revers shall not be wider than 7 girls’ range; (Note that paragraph (d) and graded from the following maximum inches from the binding to the extreme (2) (xvi) specifies the maximum per­ measurements: edge, including trim; mitted length for a jacket.) SKI PANTS (iii) A bib shall not be over 9 inches (8) “Dress” includes a street dress, a deep; suit dress and a party dress; Length in­ (iv) A collar of sheer material shall not (9) “Street dress” means any dress cluding other than a party dress; Type Size Bottom waistband contain more than 2 tiers of fabric, each width and turn-up tier not to exceed 5 inches in width. (10) “Party dress” means a dress of at bottom floor or ankle length; (3) The following, when made or sold (11) “Suit dress” means an unlined Misses’...... 16 15 42J4 as an attachment to another item of two-piece outfit consisting of a top and Jr. misses’...... 15 15 41j| neckwear, such as a vestee or gilet, shall skirt, sold as one unit and commonly Women’s reg...... 40 17 WA not exceed the following restrictions: known to the trade as a two-piece dress. (i) A jabot shall not contain moreIt shall be subject to all the regulations Issued this 30th day of October 1945. than 320 square inches of material; of paragraph (d) (5) governing dresses. W ar P roduction B oard, . (ii) A jabot shall not consist of more However, if the top is lined, half lined, B y J . J o seph W h elan, than 3 tiers, 5 inches wide; sleeve lined, partly or skeleton lined, it Recording Secretary. (iii) Revers shall not be wider than 5 shall be deemed a suit apd not a dress inches, including trim: and shall be subject to paragraphs (d) I nterpretation 1: Obsolete. (2) and (d) (3) governing jackets and [P. R. Doc. 46-20056; Filed, Oct. 80, 1945; (iv) A frill or ruffle shall not be over 3:06 p. m.] 5 inches wide on either or both sides of skirts. the center front; (12) “Legging set” means a combina­ (v) A frill or ruffle shall not be made tion of coat and leggings or pants, of the P art 3290—T e x tile, C lo th ing , and with fullness over 3 to 1. type known as a double duty outfit; L eather (13) “Snow suit” or “ski suit” means (d) Trimming records. Every person [General Limitation Order L-85, Schedule IV, a one-piece garment or a combination as Amended Oct. 30, 1945] who puts cloth into process for the man­ of a jacket and leggings or pants, made ufacture of neckwear shall make and re­ exclusively for outdoor wear; FEMININE NECKWARE tain, for not less one year, a record of (14) “French facing” means a facing § 3290.5 Schedule IV to General Lim­ the number of square inches used for the extending to the armhole or beyond; itation Order L-85—(a) Definitions. For trimming of each style of neckwear man­ (15) “Culotte” means a garment with the purpose of this schedule: ufactured by him. a divided skirt; FEDERAL REGISTER^ Saturday, November 8, 1945 13627

(16) "Measurements” means, unless COATS, CAPES AND RAINCOATS otherwise specified, maximum finished measurements in inches after all manu­ facturing operations have been com­ Sweep for Type Size Length Sweep Length Sweep coat sold pleted and the garment is ready for ship­ box coat box cost fitted fitted Hem with leg­ ment, as follows: gings (i) Measurement of the length of coats, toppers, dresses, and jackets shall Toddlers’______4 10 46 2 48 Children’s______6x 26 62« 2 64« be made from the nape of the neck to the Girls’...... 14 36 63 36 63 2 64 bottom of the finished garment; Chubbie girls’...... 14« 36 60 86 70 2 Teen age...... 16 40 69« 41 68 2 (ii) Measurements of the length of Chubbie teen age...... _...... 16« 40 63« 41 72 2 skirts shall be made from the highest point of the skirt to the bottom of the finished garment; Maximum measurements for all sizes (ii) Pleating, tucking or shirring on (iii) “Sweep” means the maximum other than those specified above shall the waistband; circumference of a skirt or a dress at any be graded in normal trade proportions. (hi) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] point parallel to the floor. Coats in teen age and chubbie teen age (iv) More than 1 pocket, inside or out, (b) - [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 types shall not be shorter than 33" for or with any patch pocket exceeding 25 any size, and coats in girls’ and chubbie (c) General restrictions on processing, square inches of material before reduc­ girls’ types shall not be shorter than 24" tion; manufacture and sale of all children’s for any size. apparel. (1) No person shall put into (v) A flap on the pocket; (2) No person shall put into process (vi) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.] process, manufacture, sell or deliver any any cloth for the manufacture of a sepa­ children’s apparel, including a jumper or rate jacket or a jacket which is the top (vii) Features making such skirts of pinafore, with another garment or article of a suit, a slack suit, a snow suit, or a the types known as culottes, reversible at a unit price, except in the case of the ski suit, with: skirts, lined skirts, quilted skirts, or skat­ following garments which may be sold (i) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945,] ing skirts; as one unit: (viii) Over-all pleating, tucking or (1) A skirt and a top may be sold as a (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.] shirring, except when the sweep before dress; (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 pleating, tucking or shirring does not ex­ (ii) A jacket may be sold with a skirt, (iv) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] ceed thé prescribed sweep of that par­ or with slacks, or with ski pants, as a (v) More than 1 collar or revers. (Sin­ ticular size; suit; gle collar or revers of 2 thicknesses with (ix) Measurements which are not of (iii) A coat may be sold with one pair inside lining permitted); or graded from the following maximum of leggings up to and including size 14; (vi) Collar or revers over 5 inches in measurements: (iv) A one-piece play suit may be sold width; BKIBTS with a skirt. (vii) More than 2 pockets, inside, or (2) No person shall put into process, out, or with a patch pocket exceeding 36 Length manufacture, sell or deliver any chil­ includ­ square inches of material before reduc­ Range Size Sweep ing Hems dren’s apparel with an attached cape, tion; waist­ muff, scarf, bag, hat, cap, capelet, hand­ (viii) More than 1 flap on each pocket; band kerchief or hood, except that a collarless (ix) More than 2 separate flaps for raincoat and a collarless mackinaw or trimming use; Toddlers’...... 3 48 11« 2 Children’s...... 6x 66 16« 2 ski jacket may be sold with a per­ (x) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.] Girls’...... 14 68 24 2 manently attached hood up to and in­ (xi) French facings except of wool Chubbie girls’______14« 72 24 2 cluding size 14. Teen age...... 16 75 26 2 cloth; Chubbie teen age 16« 78 26 2 (3) No person shall change any manu­ (xii) Double breasted fronts in teen factured size marking to denote a dif­ age sizes 10 to 16; ferent size or a different size range. Maximum measurements for all sizes (d) General restrictions applying to (xiii) Quilting, except when used as a other than those specified above shall be the processing of children’s apparel. lining; graded in normal trade proportions. (1) , No person shall put into process (xiv) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.] (4) No person shall put into process any cloth for the manufacture of a Coat, (xv) A dickey collar except on collar­ any cloth for the manufacture of a slack, Cape, or Raincoat, with: less Jackets; coverall, overall, short,-play suit, snow (i) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 (xvi) Measurements which are not of suit or ski pants, with: (ii) More than one collar or revers. or graded from the following maximum (i) A separate or attached belt, half (Single collar or revers of two thicknesses measurements: belt, simulated belt, tab, or belt loops, with inside lining permitted); JACKETS except that (iii) A collar over 5 inches wide; (a) Slacks or shorts for male children (iv) More than 2 pockets, inside or may have a belt and belt loops if they out, except on a reversible raincoat in Snow & do not have either suspenders, a bib or Jacket ski suit whiclj case 2 pockets may be used on the Range Size length jacket Hems any button-on features; and inside and- the outside, or with any patch length (b) A one-piece play suit and a one- pocket exceeding 36 square inches of ma­ piece snow suit may have a belt; and terial before reduction. Toddlers’ „ . .. . 3 14« 16« 1« (c) Slacks and shorts (except for male Children’s.. ____ 16« 18 lji children) and ski pants may have belt (v) More than 1 flap on each pocket. Girls’ 14 20« 22 lif (vi) More than 2 separate flaps for Chubbie girls’ ... 14« 20« 22 vA loops. Teen age...... 16 23« 23« PA (ii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 trimming use; Chubbie teen age______(vii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 16« 23« 23« l « (iii) Pleating, tucking or shirring on (viii) French facings, except of wool the waistband; cloth: Maximum measurements for all sizes (iv) More than 2 pockets, inside or (ix) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 and ranges other than those specified out, or with any patch pocket exceeding (x) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 above shall be graded in normal trade 36 square Inches of material before re­ (xi) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 proportions. duction; (xii) Vestees, dickeys or gilets; (3) No person shall put into process (v) Flaps on the pockets; (xiii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.] any cloth for the manufacture of a sepa­ (vi) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.] (xiv) Bibs on leggings of legging sets; rate skirt or a suit skirt or a play suit (vii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 (xv) Measurements which are not^of skirt, with: (viii) Measurements which are not of or graded from the following maximum (i) A separate or attached half belt,or graded from the following maximum measurements: full belt, tab, simulated belt, or belt loops; measurements: No. 217------2 13628 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

SLACKS, COVERALLS, OVERALLS, SHORTS, PLAT- (xii) More than 1 flap on each pocket; Sec. SUITS, SNOW-SUITS AND SKI PANTS (xiii) More than 2 separate flaps for 4600.01 Definitions of certain terms. trimming use; GENERAL RESTRICTIONS ON CONSUMPTION OF Max. length « RAW MATERIALS Circum­ (xiv) Cuffs over 2 inches in width; Length incl. turn-up slacks & ference (xv) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 4600.02 Authorized consumption. Range Size ski coveralls & at bot­ pants overalls from tom (xvi) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 4600.03 Permitted uses. waist down (xvfii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 PURCHASE PROCEDURE (xviii) Extra sleeves, attached or oth­ 4600.04 Purchase requests for natural rub­ Toddlers’...... 3 27 22 34 15 erwise; ber, natural rubber latex, .butyl Children’s____ 6x 33 28 16 Girls’...... 14 42 40 18 (xix) Vestees or gilets; or chlorinated natural rubber. Teen age...... 16 44 4234 19 (xx) Quilting; (xxi) More than 1 ruffle (not to ex­ DELIVERIES, INVENTORIES, AND IMPORTATION ceed 2 inches in width) on a sleeve; 4600.05 Restrictions on delivery of ma­ (5) No person shall put Into process (xxii) Ruffles on skirt, except that ruf­ terials. any cloth for the manufacture of chil­ fles may be used on or around skirt 4600.06 Restrictions on inventories of ma­ dren’s dresses, with: terials. (i) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 pockets; 4600.07 Restrictions on importation of ma­ (xxiii) A skirt pleated, tucked or terials. (ii) French facings; shirred, except when the sweep before 4600.08 Acquisition of tires and tubes for (iii) [Deleted Oct. 30,1945.1 pleating, tucking or shirring does not ex­ original equipment. (iv) A sash over 3 inches in width; ceed the prescribed sweep of that par­ 4600.09 Acquisition of tires and tubes for (v) A bias cut sash; replacement purposes. ticular size; 4600.10 Directions of the War Production (vi) Double yokes; (xxiv) Features making such dresses Board. (vii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 1945.1 known as culottes and reversible dresses; 4600.11 Natural rubber and natural rubber (viii) [Deleted Oct. 30, 19457] (xxv) More than two trimming bows; latex gloves. * (ix) More than 1 collar or revers. (xxvi) Petticoat, apron, or overskirt; MISCELLANEOUS (Single collar or revers of 2 thicknesses (xxvii) A dickey collar except on a permitted); collarless dress. (The dickey collar shall 4600.12 Reports. be no longer than 15 inches from the 4600.13 Applicability of regulations. . (x) A collar or revers over 5 inches in 4600.14 Appeals. width; center back of the neckline to the longest 4600.15 Violations. (xi) More than 2 pockets^ inside orpoint in. front for a size 16); .« 4600.16 Communications. out, or with any patch pocket exceeding (xxviii) Measurements which are not Appendix I—General permitted uses of raw 36 square inches of material before re­ of or graded from the following maxi­ • materials and permitted products. (No duction; mum measurements: longer- printed separately but printed at the end of this order). Appendix II—Manufacturing regulations. (Printed separately). Length top Street Street Street Party Party Party Appendix III—Revoked May 30, 1945. Size two-piece Range length sweep hems length sweep hem dress Appendix IV—Tire Allotment Plan. Revoked . September 7, 1945. Appendix V—Sorting and packing of scrap 3 1734 * 48 3 1434 tire parts. (Printed separately). 6x 26 56 3 37 80 1 16 34 Girls’ . . . ____ -...... - 14 36 66 3 52 96 1 20}4 Purpose of this order. Rubber Order 14)4 36 72 3 52 96 1 2034 16 41 72 2 57 120 1 23}| R -l embraces the War Production íej-á 41 78 2 57 120 1 2334 Board’s regulations covering the acquisi­ tion and consumption of raw materials, Maximum measurements for all sizes P art 903—D elegatio ns of A u t h o r it y purchase procedure, delivery and im­ portation, and special regulations cover­ other than those specified above shall be [WPB Reg. 2, Revocation] ing the production of certain end graded in normal trade proportions. DELEGATION OF POWER WITH RESPECT TO products. Issued this 30th day of October 1945. HAWAII Appendix I, which is printed at the Section 903.01, WPB Regulation 2, is foot of Order R -l, establishes general W ar P roduction B oard, hereby revoked. This revocation does permitted uses for raw materials and By J . J o seph W h elan, not affect any liabilities incurred for special restrictions or provisions for the Recording Secretary. violations of rules, orders, regulations or use of raw materials in the manufacture other actions issued pursuant to the of specified products. [F. R. Doc. 45-20052; • Filed, Oct. 30, 1945; regulation. Appendix II, which is printed sepa­ 3:05 p. m.J rately, establishes manufacturing regula­ Issued this 1st day of November 1945. tions for various end products set out in J. A. K rug, lists applicable to the particular product. Chairman. Appendix V, which is printed sepa­ rately, provides regulations for the sort­ P art 903—D elegations of A u th o r ity [F. R. Doc. 45-20188; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; 11:47 a. m.] ing and packing of scrap tire parts. [Directive 41, as Amended Sept. 12, 1945, DEFINITIONS Am dt. 1] § 4600.01 Definition of certain terms. PREFERENCE RATING AUTHORITY OF THE As used in this order: ARMY AND NAVY MUNITIONS BOARD P art 4600—R u b be r , S y n t h e t ic R u bber (a) “Natural rubber” means all forms and P ro ducts T hereo f and types of tree, vine, or shrub rubber Section 903.154 D ir ective 41, is including guayule and natural rubber amended by deleting from paragraph [Rubber Order R -l, as Amended Nov. 2,1945] (b) (2) the following: “(except for items latex. It does not mean or include re­ specifically approved for domestic use in The fulfillment of requirements for claimed rubber, scrap rubber, balata, WPB program determinations)”. the defense of the United States has chiite, gutta-percha, gutta siak, gutta Issued this 1st day of November 1945. created a shortage in the supply of jelutong or pontianac. natural rubber and other materials en­ (b) “Natural rubber latex” means the L inc o ln G ordon, tering into the production of rubber dry latex solids contained in liquid latex. Program Vice Chairman. products for defense, for private account (c) “Reclaimed rubber” means any |F. R. Doc. 45-20187; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; and for export, and the "following order vulcanizable material derived from the 11:47 a. m.] is deemed necessary and appropriate in processing or treatment of scrap rubber, the public interest and to promote the but excluding reclaimed residue or 1 Appears at 10 F.R. 8113, 11699 as § 903.64. national defense. “mud”. Reclaimed residue or “mud FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13629 means dried and recovered sludge con­ lowing materials for permitted uses with­ Material purchased, the consumption sisting of a mixture of partially hydro­ out first obtaining authorization to do of which is subject to authorization on lyzed cellulose, finely divided rubber and so from the War Production Board on Form WPB-3662, may be consumed only other waste products of the digester Form WPB-3662. process of reclaiming rubber. to the extent authorized on Form WPB- Natural rubber. 3662 in any one calendar month and in (d) “Scrap rubber” means any ma­ Natural rubber latex. accordance with applicable manufactur­ terial which results from or is incident Butyl. ing regulations. to the processing of rubber or synthetic Chlorinated natural rubber. For purchases of material for experi­ rubber in the manufacture or repair of No person shall consume in any one mental use, see Appendix I, below. any product including any unvulcanized Purchase requests for Butyl plant scrap rubber containing fabric and any calendar month any materials listed above, except in the amounts and for clean-up material shall be made on Form defectively processed materials or prod­ WPB-3682 in accordance with instruc­ ucts which are not usable for a purpose the purposes authorized on Form WPB- 3662, and in accordance with applicable tions accompanying the form. Butyl for which they are designed. The term plant clean-up material must be specified also means any finished product or part manufacturing regulations specified in Appendix IL In addition, iriaterial may on the form. thereof made in whole or in part from (b) Preference ratings. Natural rub­ rubber or synthetic rubber which be consumed for experimental use with­ out authorization to the extent permitted ber, natural rubber latex, butyl and through wear, deterioration or obsoles­ in Appendix I. chlorinated natural rubber may be sold cence has served its purpose in its pres­ and delivered without regard to any pref­ ent state. Applications for authority to consume any of the materials listed above must erence ratings. Any preference rating The term does not include (l)a pneu­ purporting to be applied or extended to matic tire or tire casing which can be be made by filing Form WPB-3662 for each calendar month, with the Rubber orders for such materials shall be void made serviceable under present limited and of no effect and must be disregarded. operating conditions for a use for which Bureau, War Production Board, Wash­ it was designed, by means of a tempo­ ington 25, D. C. Applications on Form DELIVERIES, INVENTORIES AND IMPORTATION rary or permanent repair or by retread­ WPB-3662 to use these materials in any I 4600.05 Restrictions on deliveries of ing or recapping in accordance with rec­ one month must be filed not later than materials. No person shall deliver any ognized commercial pfactice, provided, the 10th day of the preceding month. natural rubber, natural rubber latex, that pneumatic tires designated by the Chlorinated natural rubber. Chlori- butyl or chlorinated natural rubber ex­ United States Army as “C-2” tires or des­ nated natural rubber may be used for cept as specifically authorized by the ignated by the United States Navy as bonding natural rubber to metal in the War Production Board or as permitted “A” tires, and sold under the warranty manufacture of products listed in Table by regulations of the Office of Rubber that they will be used only as scrap, are B of Appendix I below for which the use Reserve. Delivery of these raw mate­ designated for the purpose of this Rub­ of natural rubber is specifically per­ rials will be authorized only for uses ber Order as scrap and may only be used permitted by Table A and for products as such; (2) any other product which is mitted. Such usage must be within the specified in Table B both of Appendix I still usable for a primary purpose for maximum percentage specified or the below; delivery of all other raw rubber which it was designed; (3) any residual ceiling limits applicable to the end prod- materials shall be subject only to the piece of uncured tire cord friction (cord uct named. All applications for permis- inventory restrictions contained in end) which is of sufficient size to be sion to consume chlorinated natural rub­ § 4600.06, below; the poundage author­ usable as new material in the manufac­ ized will take into account the consump­ ture of tire patches or in the repair of ber for such purpose and for any other tion capacity of the applicant and his tires. purpose must be made on Form WPB^ reports of actual consumption received (e) “Synthetic rubber” includes Neo­ 3662 in accordance with the instructions monthly on Form WPB-3410; in no event prene (all types), Thiokol (all types), accompanying the form. will the amounts authorized exceed the except GR-P; all Isobutylene polymer Butyl plant clean-up material. Any inventory restrictions specified in and copolymer types, including Butyl person may consume Butyl plant clean­ § 4600.06, below. Nothing contained in (GR-I) and Polyisobutylene (also known up material in the manufacture of any this section shall be deemed to prohibit: as Polybutene, Vistanex, Vistac, Syn­ product listed in Appendix I to Rubber (a) Delivery of natural rubber, natu­ thetic 100 and GR-I-X); all Butadiene Order R -l as amended, without specific ral rubber latex, butyl or chlorinated polymer and copolymer types, including authorization from the War Production natural rubber from one location to but not limited to GR-S types, such as Board. another location controlled by the same Hycar OS and' Styraloy, and all Buta­ person where no change of ownership diene-Acrylonitrile types, such as Hycar, § 4600.03 Permitted uses. No person takes place, or by any corporation to Perbunan, Chemigum, Butaprene and shall use natural rubber, natural rubber another corporation which is its subsidi­ GR-A; and all Isoprene polymer and latex, butyl or chlorinated natural rub­ ary or of which it is a subsidiary. copolymer types. ber, except as provided for in Tables A (b) Delivery of reclaimed rubber or (f) “Tube butyl” means specification and B of Appendix I, subject to the ap­ any type of synthetic rubber, except GR-I and GR-I-50 P. plicable manufacturing regulations of butyl. Transfers of these materials, (g) “Chlorinated natural rubber” this order. must, however, be reported as shipments means the reaction product of chlorine PURCHASE PROCEDURE or receipts on Form WPB-3410 for the and natural rubber. § 4600.04 Purchase requests for natu­ calendar month in which the transac­ (h) “Consume” means to fabricate, ral rubber, natural rubber latex, butyl tions occur. process, stamp^ cut or in any manner or chlorinated natural rubber, (a) Pur­ (c) Any person from accepting de­ make any substantial change in the form, chase requests for natural rubber, natu­ livery from another of natural rubber, shape or chemical composition of natural ral rubber latex and butyl must be made natural rubber latex, butyl or chlori­ rubber or synthetic rubber and includes on Form WPB-3682 in accordance with nated natural rubber, for the purpose of both the consumption of scrap rubber instructions accompanying the form. milling, washing, deresinating, drying, for the production of reclaimed rubber, Purchase requests for all types of Gov­ compounding, or conditioning the same, and the separating, tearing, splitting or ernment-manufactured synthetic rub­ or for processing or manufacturing pulling apart of scrap rubber for any ber, except butyl, should be made to the products therefrom, and thereafter re­ purpose. Sales Division, Office of Rubber Reserve, turning the same or the products thereof (i) “Person” means any individual, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, to such other person. partnership, association, business trust, Washington 25, D. C., In accordance with § 4600.06 Restrictions on inventories corporation, governmental corporation the regulations of the Office of Rubber of materials. No person, other than the or agency, or any organized group of Reserve. Office of Rubber Reserve, shall accept de­ persons, whether incorporated or not. Authorized consumers of chlorinated livery of any of the following materials, general restrictions o n consumption op natural rubber and any consumer of syn­ if his inventory is or will by virtue of RAW MATERIALS thetic rubber which is privately produced such acceptance become in excess of an may purchase directly from the producer amount reasonably necessary to meet his § 4600.02 Authorized consumption. subject to the inventory restrictions of requirements for the period designated No person shall consume any of the fol­ § 4600.06. below: 13630 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

Days (f) The importation of tires for re­ any passenger, motorcycle, truck or bus Natural rubber, natural rubber latex or capping, retreading or repair, provided pneumatic tires for replacement on any any type of synthetic rubber, includ­ the tires are thereafter exported to the passenger automobile, motorcycle, truck ing chlorinated synthetic rubber______60 owners in the foreign country from or bus except in accordance with Office of Reclaimed rubber______45 which the products were imported. Price Administration Ration Order 1-A Chlorinated natural rubber______30 (g) The importation of any scrap or any subsequent ration order of the Excess inventories shall be subject to rubber. Office of Price Administration ; however, redistribution by voluntary action, or if (h) The importation of any finished (1) Any type of tire or tube may be necessary, through requisitioning by the products made of natural rubber or nat­ produced and delivered for replacement War Production Board. If a holder has ural rubber latex by diplomatic represen­ purposes to, or for the account of, the an excess inventory, he may ask for the tatives of any foreign government fpr War Department, Navy Department, assistance of the Rubber Bureau, War their personal use or the use of members Maritime Commission, Aircraft Re­ Production Board, in its disposal. of their staffs. sources Control Office, Treasury Depart­ A person engaged in the business of re­ (i) The importation of any finished ment (Procurement Division) for export, claiming rubber or manufacturing aque­ product made of natural rubber or nat­ and for other export, subject to export ous dispersions of reclaimed rubber may, ural rubber latex by commercial repre­ licenses issued by the Foreign; Economic however, maintain such inventories of sentatives of any foreign government for Administration. scrap, and of reclaimed rubber of his own use in their official business. (2) Industrial-pneumatic and solid manufactured grades, as he deems ad­ (j) The importation from the Domin­ tires, farm tractor implement tires, bi­ visable. A person othfcr than the Office ion of Canada by any person of natural cycle tires, and all types of tubes may of Rubber Reserve engaged in the manu­ rubber, natural rubber latex, butyl or be produced and delivered for replace­ facture of chlorinated rubbers and syn­ chlorinated natural rubber or any prod­ ment purposes to any person. thetic rubbers may maintain such in­ ucts thereof manufactured in the conti­ (b) MM ratings will be assigned to the ventories of synthetic rubber of his own nental United States, Canada or the delivery of military replacement tires or manufactured types as he may deem ad­ British Isles. tubes or both, only upon concurrence of visable. These exceptions may be made (k) The importation by the United the War Production Board, according to notwithstanding the provisions of this States Army or Navy of any finished the regulations governing the assignment § 4600.06 or of Priorities Regulation No. product made of natural rubber, natural of MM ratings specified in WPB Direc­ 32, as amended. rubber latex, butyl or chlorinated natural tive 41, as amended. rubber. § 4600.10 Directions of the War Pro­ § 4600.07 Restrictions on importation (l) Any importation of any finished or of materials. No person shall import any duction Board. With respect to the pro­ natural rubber, natural rubber latex, or semi-finished product in respect to which duction or shipment of tires and tubes, any finished or semi-finished product of The -importer shall furnish 4o the Col­ the War Production Board may, notwith­ which 10% or more by weight is com­ lector of Customs at the port of entry a standing any other order, preference posed of natural rubber or natural rub­ certificate substantially as follows: rating, directive, rule or regulation of the ber latex, except as permitted under this War Production Board or other Govern­ section. The undersigned hereby certifies subject ment agency, direct changes in the pro­ For the purposes of this section, “im­ to the criminal penalties for misrepresenta- duction or shipments schedule of a pro­ port” means to transport in any manner tion contained in section 35A of the United ducer. into the continental United States from States Criminal Code, that the products cov- § 4600.11 Natural rubber and natural any foreign country or from any terri­ ered by the invoice to which this certificate rubber latex gloves. No person shall sell tory or possession of the United States is attached and are noted therein, are being any first quality light weight gloves (including the Philippine Islands).. It imported into the United States in accord­ manufactured from natural rubber or includes shipments into a free port, free ance with the provisions of § 4600.07 of War natural rubber latex except in accord­ zone, or bonded custody of the United Production Board Order R -l. ance with the following: States Bureau of Customs (bonded ware­ (a) Sales to institutions. Sales may house) in the continental United States Date. Signature. be made to an institution without a and shipments in bond into the conti­ § 4600.08 Acquisition of tires and rating, upon certification by the institu­ nental United States for trans-shipment tubes for original equipment. In order tion to its supplier in substantially the to Canada, Mexico, or any other foreign to obtain tires and tubes for original following form: oountry. equipment, a vehicle manufacturer must The undersigned hereby certifies, subject The restrictions of this section shall certify his purchase order in substan­ to the criminal penalties for misrepresenta­ not apply to any of the following: tially the following form signed by an tion contained in Section 35 A of the United (a) Any importation by the Office of authorized official: States Criminal Code, that the light weight Rubber Reserve or Rubber Development rubber gloves specified in the attached pur­ Corporation, or any agent acting for The undersigned hereby certifies, subject chase order are required by (if an institution, to the criminal penalties for misrepresenta­ insert name of institution and if a practic­ either of them. tion contained in Section 35 A of the ing physician, insert name) for use in the (b) The importation by any person United States Criminal Code, that the tires practice of medicine. during any calendar month of products or and tubes listed on the attached purchase materials (except tires, tire casings and order are required by him for mounting on Date tire tubes) which contain an aggregate original equipment «nd that the deliveries of not more than twenty-five pounds of specified will not result at any time in an Signature and title of author­ inventory greater than required for his ized official; or in the case of natural rubber or natural rubber latex scheduled production in the ensuing 15 days. provided such products or materials are a physician, his signature. not imported for the purpose of manu­ Use of the above certification consti­ (b) Sales to physicians. Sales may be facturing, processing, sale or resale. tutes a representation that the deliv­ made to a practicing physician for pro­ (c) The importation by any person of eries scheduled will not result in the ac­ fessional use, but only upon certification tires and tubes for the personal use' of quisition of more tires and tubes (includ­ by the physician to his supplier in sub­ such person, provided such importation ing inventory) than are required for the stantially the form set forth above. (except of bicycle tires and tubes) is particular manufacturer’s production of (c) Exempt orders. United States expressly authorized by the Office of vehicles or equipment during the 15-day Army and Navy orders and orders of The Price Administration. period following each scheduled delivery. American Red Cross may be filled with­ (d) The importation for testing pur­ In the event of a decrease in the number out regard to the restrictions of this poses of camelback, or of tires or tubes of products actually required, the manu­ Section. or sections thereof by any manufacturer facturer shall notify his supplier of the (d) Resale. A person may sell natural of camelback, tires or tubes. reduction, and the scheduled deliveries rubber or natural rubber latex gloves to (e) The importation of bicycle tires shall be revised accordingly. another person for resale under this sec­ and tubes originally manufactured in the § 4600.09 Acquisition of tires and tion, but only upon certification by the continental United States, Canada or the tubes for replacement purposes, (a) No purchaser to his supplier in substantially British Isles. person shall deliver or accept delivery of the following form: The undersigned hereby certifies, subject in Appendix V (sub-paragraph (a) (2) ) , A p p e n d ix I — G e n e r a l P e r m it t e d U s e s o f R a w butyl rubbers, make applications to Sales Division, M a ter ia ls a n d P e r m it t e d P r o d u c t s Office of Rubber Reserve, Reconstruction Finance to the criminal penalties for misrepresenta­ (d) Form WPB-4231, Tires; Manufac­ Corp., Washington -25, D. C. tion contained in section 35A of the United turer’s Weekly Cured Production Report, Appendix I to Rubber Order R -l establishes For permission to consume materials for experimental States Criminal Code, that the light weight general permitted uses for natural rubber, use, iu excess of the amounts authorized, file Form natural rubber gloves specified in the at­ shall be filed weekly in accordance with WPB-2242, in accordance with § 4600.14 of this order. natural rubber latex, chlorinated natural tached purchase order and in future orders instructions accompanying the form. rubber and butyl, and also lists the products T able B — P e r m it t e d P r o d u c t s will be sold only under the restrictions con­ (e) Such other reports as may be re­ which are permitted to be made from those tained in § 4600.11 of Rubber Order R -l. quired, subject to approval by the Bureau raw materials. N o t e : Table B amended in its entirety of the Budget in accordance with Federal Table A below lists the general permitted Nov^ 2, 1945. Date Reports Act of 1942, which are to be filed uses for each of these materials and the For general permitted uses of material in in accordance with instructions accom­ monthly consumption, if any, permitted for the manufacture of products, see Table A Signature and title of panying the forms. experimental use without prior authoriza­ above. In applying on Form WPB-3662 for authorized official tion. § 4600.13 Applicability of regulations. those types of material which are subject to Any person who has filed the above Table B below deals with specific products prior authorization, use this appendix in ac­ Except as otherwise provided, this order in which the use- of these raw materials is certification with his supplier need not cordance with the instructions accompany­ and all transactions affected thereby are permitted under the general provisions of certify subsequent purchases from the ing the form. The applicant’s natural rubber,

subject to all applicable provisions of REGISTER, FEDERAL Table A. It refers, for certain products, to natural rubber latex, or butyl requirements same supplier. War Production Board Regulations as the applicable manufacturing regulations set § 4600.12 Reports, (a) The following amended from time to time. for each code number listed below, must show out in Appendix II to the Rubber Order the specific quantity of material requested persons shall file with the War Produc­ § 4600.14 Appeals. Appeals from any (printed separately), specifies the percentage for each subdivision of the code. tion Board a report on stocks, receipts, provision of this order shall be made by of natural rubber, if any, which may be used Form WPB-3662 should not be used in consumption, and shipments on Form filing Form WPB-2242 in accordance in the product, as well as the product for applying for permission to consume any ma­ WPB-3410 in accordance with the in­ with the instructions appearing on the which “Tube Butyl” or “Non-Tube Butyl” terial for a purpose which is not permitted structions accompanying the form: form. may be used, and finally, for many of the • by Appendix I. (1) Each person who during the next products on' the table special regulations or Monthly consumption of natural rubber, preceding month consumed or owned any § 4600.15 Violations. Any person provisions are provided. who wilfully violates any provision of natural rubber latex or butyl, will be per­ natural rubber, natural rubber latex, TABLE A— GENERAL PERMITTED USES OF MATERIALS mitted on the basis of Uses shown in this butyl or chlorinated natural rubber. this order, or who, in connection with appendix, but only to the extent that mate­ (2) Each person who during the next this order, wilfully conceals a material rial and manufacturing facilities are avail­ fact or furnishes false information to Monthly able after requirements for Army, Navy, Mari­ preceding month consumed or owned the consumption rubbers listed below, in excess of the fol­ any department or agency of the United General permitted for experi­ time Commission and other essential orders

have been fulfilled. 1945 3, November Saturday, lowing minimums: States is guilty of a crime, and upon Type of material usés subject to appli­ mental use conviction may be punished by fine or cable end product without Explanation of Table B Columns and Sym­ restrictions specific bols— Consump­ imprisonment. In addition, any such authoriza­ tion Stocks person may be prohibited from making tion i The column headed “Appendix II” refers to or obtaining further deliveries of, or applicable regulations in Appendix II to R -l, Pounds Pounds from processing or using, material under Natural rubber or In the manufacture 25 lbs. (printed separately) by the list number un­ 10,000 15.000 priority control and may be deprived of natural rubber of products listed in der which it will be found. The second col- GR-S...... 15,000 30.000 latex. Table B below for Jimn shows to what extent natural rubber 5.000 10.000 priorities assistance. . which n atu ral Butadiene-Acrylonitrile types— 5.000 10,000 rubber or natural and/or natural rubber latex authorized on § 4600.16 Communications. All re­ rubber latex is spe­ Form WPB-3662 may be used in the manu­ cifically permitted,. ports required to be filed under this or­ subject to any appli­ facture of particular products. The . third This paragraph shall not apply to per­ der, and all communications concerning cable manufacturing column shows to what extent Tube Butyl or sons who perform the operations listed regulations or restric­ Non-Tube Butyl authorized on Form WPB- this order, shall, unless otherwise di­ tions, but only as in § 4600.05 (c) of this order except that rected, be addressed to: War Produc­ authorized on Form 3662 may be used in the manufacture of par­ producers of reclaimed rubber shall re­ tion Board, Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: WPB-3662. ticular products. Butyl (GR-I, dis- In the manufacture 200 lbs., dis- The natural rubber and butyl columns are port their entire production regardless Order R-l. persions)- of products listed in persions of the ownership of the material con­ ■ Table B below for 250 lbs. blank when applicable regulations in Appen­ N o t e : The reporting provisions of this or­ sumed. which butyl is spe­ dix II or special restrictions 13631 in the last col­ der have been approved by the Bureau of cifically permitted, (b) Each manufacturer of tires and the Budget in accordance with thé Federal subject to any ap­ umn limit the use of these materials. tubes or camelback, and any mass dis­ Reports Act of 1942. plicable manufac­ “O” indicates that the use of the material turing- regulations is prohibited, subject to any special restric­ tributor who sells tires and tubes manu­ or'restrictions, but factured for him under his own brands (Sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by only as authorized tions or provisions applicable to the par­ 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 177; E.O. 9024, 7 on Form WPB- ticular product. or trade marks and whose sales volume 3662. of tires and tubes in 1941 exceeded 50,000 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, Chlorinated natu­ As specifically au­ None. . “X” indicates that the material may be tires or 100,000 tubes, shall file a report 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9246, 7 F.R. 7379, as ral rubber. thorized on Form consumed in the minimum quantities re­ on his production, shipments and in­ amended by E.O. 9475, 9 F.R. 10817; WPB WPB-3662. quired by a manufacturer who has received ventory for each calendar month on Reg. 1 as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 authorization to consume on Form WPB- Form WPB-3438 with the War Produc­ F.R. 64) 1 Experimentation need not be confined to permitted 3662, subject to any special restrictions uses, but none of the products produced or resulting from or provisions applicable to the particular tion Board, in accordance with the in­ Issued this 2d day of November 1945. experimentation may be sold. Materials in the amounts structions accompanying the form, un­ indicated may be diverted from inventory or from pur­ product. . * W ar P roduction B oard, chase for manufacturing operations. If manufacturer Percentage figures indicate maximum per­ less otherwise directed. does not have inventory of natural rubber or natural (c) Form WPB-3575 shall be filed B y J . J o se ph W h e e a n , rubber latex, application for permission to purchase cent of total volume of compound, unless monthly by each tire splitter as defined Recording Secretary. should be made on Form WPB-3682. To purchase otherwise specified. 13632 t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p r o d u c t s — c o n ti n u e d TABLE B— PERMITTED PRODUCTS

Percent Appen­ Percent Code Appen­ Code Product natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions Product natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions No. dix n No. dix II rubber rubber

1 Pneumatic tires: 10 Hose and tubing: 12 0 10A Automotive and aircraft hose: Radiitor hose. - - — . . ------O Natural rubber permitted in 17 O cements only. 8 O 2 Solid tires: 10B Cement hose: 12 O Cement and material hose, dry and X O 8 O ice sjinger. 8 O Cement gun hose------X O 8 O Cement handling, including grout­ X o ing. Lug base industrial (unbonded)__ 8 O X o 3 Tire tubes: Concrete placing. ------— 3 X 10C Drivers’ hose..'------X o 17 o 10D Hose and tubing not elsewhere listed... o o 9 10E Miscellaneous hose and tubing: REGISTER, FEDERAL Acid conducting and acid suction X X Butyl permitted, except tube 4 Tire tube valves and curing bags: hose. butyl. Tire tube valves (including repair * 16 X 1.5 o valves). Air and air tool hose, industrial.... X X Air line hose for paint spray equip­ 1.5 o 2 X ment. Alcohol, brewer’s and beverage 3 X Butyl permitted, except tube 5 10 o butyl. 6 Tire retreading materials: 1 hose, tubing and suction hose. 13 X Arbor pipe forming hose------9 o Air bags, full circle, for retreading.. Chemical engine hose------... ___ o Natural rubber permitted . in 13 , o cements only. 7 Tire and tube repair materials; CO1 Fire extinguisher hose______0 X Butyl permitted, except tube 7 A Cements for use in reconditioning 7 o butyl. ■ of tires and tubes. 1.5 o 7B X Creamery (sanitary) hose...... —.... o 7C • ■ 7 o Fire hose cotton rubber lined_____ ID 7 o 7E o Tank blocks, treads and band tracks.__ 14 o 1 1.0 9 Belting must be manufactured in IX 1.3 accordance with the following 1.6 regulations: IX

2 2.2 Saturday Rubber belting utilizing a solid 2X- 2.8 woven carcass is permitted, 3 3.0 provided stich construction 4.0 uses no more natural rubber V4 than is permitted in laminated f guayule alone is consumed my belting of equivalent size and may be added to the abow and thickness. Constructions figures. Fire hose, wrapped duck...... -... i.s o using combinations of fabric , and other reinforcing mate­ Hydraulic control and industrial 5 o rials, such as cord or wire, are grease hose. 1943 3, November permitted provided total nat­ Industrial mandrel made hose for 5 o ural rubber does not exceed hose masks as required by Bureau that which is used in an of Mines. . equivalent grade; fabric ply Jetting and hydraulic...... 3 O construction belt. Color: Milk conveying and food handling 5 O Black (except where unpack­ hose. Aeronautical only. 9A Conveyor and elevator belting: aged food comes in contact Oxygen (sot welding) hose------X o Conveyor and elevator belting and 5 0 with belt). Phosphate flexible hose....------X o Rockwood insulation hose------— o Natural rubber permitted in ce­ pulley lagging therefor. ments only. 9B Miscellaneous belting and related products: Rotary drilling hose------9 o X 0 Sand blast hose------X o Conveyor skirting or skirtboard 25 o Spray hose, agricultural; high pres­ 1.5 o rubber. sure. 25 0 Spray hose, paint------— 1.5 O o Tender tank hose______3 . o Tubing------O X Butyl permitted, except tube 25 o butyl. X o Natural rubber permitted in ce­ 30 o Water hose, all sizes... . . ------o 25 o ments only. X o Welding hose__ ------1.5 o Miscellaneous related products: 25 o 10F Tube H'* maximum on size 8" Screen diaphragms for paper mak­ 25 o Expansion joints (normally used in ’ X O rigid lines to absorb thrust on I. D. and under: W maximum ing equipment. on size over 8" I. D. Cover: W*" X 0 excessive motion or to isolate 25 0 vibration and/or noise). maximum all sizes. 9C Transmission belting: Flanged flexible pipe------— 5 O 0 Natural rubber or natural rubber Pinch v a lv e.,-..____ *------9 o latex 0.07 lbs. maximum per 1,200 Shaft covering, flexible______o Natural rubber permitted in ce­ square inches p6r ply permitted. ments only. Color of seaming stripe is op­ Tapered rubber nozzle (when built 5 o 5 o tional. on end of hose). 9D o . Natural rubber and natural rubber 10G Railroad hose: latex (9% maximum of total Air brake and train air signal hose. L 5 O volume of belts) permitted. Air, gas aiu( oxygen hose.._____ - 1.5 O t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p b o d d c t s — c o n tin u ed t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p r o d u c t s— co n tin u ed

Percent Code Appen­ Code Appen­ Percent No. Product dix II natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions No. Product . natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions rubber dix II rubber

10G Railroad hose—Continued. 12 Mechanicals listed in this Code 12: Steam and hot water hose (but not XX Butyl permitted, except tube 12A Aircraft equipment: tender tank hose). butyl. Airplane de-icer parts (except pro- X O 3 0 peller hose). 0 Natural rubber permitted in ce­ Brake expander tubing...... X O ments only. Engine and instrument mountings. . X O 10H Steam hose: 12B Automotive and railroad equipment Pile drive hose______.. _ X X Butyl permitted, exceDt tube and suspension parts for track laying butyl. vehicles: Steam and hot water hose (except XX Do. Automobile engine, transmission, X 0 For 45 durometer or less only. radiator and car heater). and propeller center bearing 101 Suction hose: mountings. Dredging sleeves...... X 0 Bumpers for independent sus- X 0 Fire engine suction hose, hard____ 3 o pension mechanisms. Fire engine suction hose, soft_____ 0 3H" and over—4 lbs. natural rub- Hydraulic brake cups _ _ ...... X 0 REGISTER, FEDERAL ber per 100 feet. Pitman arm bushings.. . . . r_ ... . X 0 Hard rnhher suction hose...... o Natural rubber permitted in ce­ Radius rod pivot balls. X 0 ments only. Sealed beam gaskets______X X Butyl permitted, except tube ' Oil suction and discharge hose...... 3 o hutyl. Rotary slush pump suction hose__ X 0 Shock absorber bushings______X 0 Sand suction hose*. - ... X o Sponge weatherstrip and windlace.. 0 Natural rubber not exceeding 25% Water suction hose...... 3 o RHC permitted. 10J Vacuum hose: Suspension shackle bushings______X 0 Blower or exhaust hose 9 o Tail pipe bushings______X 0 Dust collector hose______6 o Torque arm bushings...... X 0 Industrial vacuum hose ___ 3 0 Torsional vibration dampers__.... X 0 11 Packing and gaskets: - Vibration insulators and absorbers.. X 0 For 45 durometer or less only. 11A Packing without fabric or high per­ 12C Electrical products equipment: centage of fiber: Lineman’s protective devices in­ Sheet packing, including cut, ex­ 0 5% natural rubber by volume per- cluding only: truded, or molded strips, gaskets, mitted in Thiokol A compounds. Blankets.______X 0 packing rings or non-fabric dia­ Natural rubber permitted for Cable bandage...... X 0 phragms. packings to Spec. 33R4 for the Cable and test caps and separators.. X 0 following submarine uses: Insulator hoods...... X 0 1. T-shaped gaskets installed in Line hose ...... X 0 1945 3, November Saturday, access hatches. Lineman’s sleeves X 0 2. External watertight doors. 12D Hard rubber products: 3. Safety and negative tank flood Blown work...... X 0 valves. Component hard rubber parts of 50 0 4. Torpedo tube muzzle doors. machinery for manufacture and 5. Parts for sound and vibration handling of rayon, explosives isolation. and corrosive chemicals. 11B Packings with high fiber content: Filter media...... X 0 Gaskets, including sheet (generally 5 X Natural rubber by weight. Butyl Jack strips...... 30 0 known as compressed asbestos permitted, except tube butyl. Latex covering (hard rubber) for X 0 sheet) from which gaskets may be agitators, baskets, buckets, con­ cut. cave rollers, dippers, drums, fans, Rod packing (generally known as 5 0 Natural rubber by weight exclud- frames, fume ducts, funnels, rubber bonded plastic packing). ing cotton or wire. measures, pumps and fittings, 110 Packing with fabric insertion—flat: racks, screens, trays, valves, and Gaskets including sheet (generally 6 0 valve parts only. known as cloth inserted sheet), Microporous separators..______X 0 from which gaskets may be cut. Rod less than H" diameter______25 0 50 o Sheet for telephone plugs...... X 0 Diaphragm sheet, including cut XX Butyl permitted, except tube butyl. Sheet .040" or less in thickness...... X 0 diaphragms made from same. Submarine battery jars.. .»...... 43 0 1ID Packing with fabric insertion made by Storage batteries (hand wrapped 25 0 folding or rolling: cases only). Cotton fabric: Tubing (less than ^ 2" wall thidk- X 0 13633 5 0 ness). Spread ...... 1 o Natural rubber percent of weight Tubular retainers______;__ 60 0 of fabric. Water meter parts...... 10 0 3 o X-ray and photographic tanks 25 0 11E 0 o (hand-made only). 11F 0 5% natural rubber permitted in 12E Industrial equipment: Thiokol “A” compound. Bladders and diaphragms for shoe X 0 Steam valves...... ______X o manufacture. 11G Sealing compounds: Industrial abrasive implements___ 0 Natural rubber not exceeding 25% Sealing Compounds for seaming 0 X Butyl permitted, except tube of RHC permitted. bags and bagging. hutyl. Molds for manufacture of m ats___ 40 0 Compounds designed for sealing cans 0 X Do. Parts for machinery for manufac­ X 0 made of tin-plate, blackplate, or ture of incandescent and fluores­ temeplate. cent lamp« and electronic tubes. Gaskets and compounds for sealing 0 X Do. Press die pads: For the manufacture of forming jars, tumblers, cans, drums and Pads 4" or more in thickness: pads to shape metals. pails. 53 0 Rings and compounds for sealing 0 X Do. 40 and over shore hardness. 33 0 glass containers. 13634 TABLE B----PEKMITTED PRODUCTS^-COntinued t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p r o d d c t s — c o n t i n u e d

Code Appen­ Percent Code Appen­ Percent No. Product natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions Product natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions dix II rubber No. dix II rubber

12F Miscellaneous mechanical goods: 12L Textile machinery parts: Filter media______X o X O Flexible couplings (molded)______X 0 13 O Natural rubber and natural rubber Gas main bags...... X X Butyl permitted, except tube derivatives may be used in the butyl. form of cements for use incidental Molded diaphragms...... ;_____ X X ' , Do. to the manufacture or repair of Molding or forming bags and pads.'- X X For plywood, safety glass and wire and cable. plasties forming. Butyl permit­ 13A Insulation compounds: ted, except tube butyl. Compounds for thin wall insulation 98 O Parts for rayon manufacture. Lim- X 0 (20 mils and less). ited to parts which come in con­ Compounds for thin wall insulation 56 O tact with rayon. (H*" and less) except for tele­ Pipe coupling rings designed for X 0 phone drop wire and building wire couplings, mechanical joints and Type R. bell joint clamps, rings, bands, Compounds for use in wet locations _ 70 O REGISTER, FEDERAL plugs, gaskets, etc., for repair of Compounds for heat-resisting insu­ O air, gas, gasoline, water and oil lation for use on copper tempera­ pipelines. ture, 60° centigrade and higher. Refrigerator door gaskets______X X Butyl permitted, except tube Compounds for aircraft ignition 70 O butyl. cable. Sand blast stencil sheet...... X o Compounds for cable insulation for 70 O Shock and instrument mounts____ X o 46 durometer or under only. operation above 6000 volts. Street car wheel sandwich rings X .o 13B Insulation material: and springs. Compounds for patching and splic­ 0 See Code 13C below. Upholstery (chemical blown)...... 0 Natural rubber not exceeding 20% ing. RHO permitted. 13C Tapes: Vibration dampers (industrial X o 46 durometer or under only. Compounds for rubber insulating mounts) tape for: 120 Oil well supplies including only: XX Butyl permitted, except < tube Packers fabric reinforced______9 0 butyl. Slush pump pistons and liners for X o Operating voltages in excess of 70 O fluid packed pumps. 3,000 volts. Strippers...... X o 70 O Testing and cementing______... 9 o tions.

Valves and parts______X o Operation at conducting tem­ 70 0 Saturday Valve cups.______X 0 peratures of 70° C or higher. 12H Plumbing supplies: Repair and splicing purposes in 70 0 Tank balls designed for flush valves. X 0 the manufacture of .wire and 121 Printing rubber products______o cable. latex permitted in any printing Splicing compound (E-HH- 0 7 lbs. natural rubber permitted for rubber product as cements only, TUIA). 27,000 sq. in. for mounting purposes and for 14 5 0 adhesion to metal. 15 O o ,

75 o 15A o Natural rubber not exceeding 26% 1945 3, November Engraving rubber friction______9 o RHC permitted. Printing rolls______o 2.5% natural rubber by. Volume 16 Cements for: permitted for high speed magà- 16A Shoes: zine printing rolls. O X Butyl permitted, except tube Rolls to be coated with composition 20 0 butyl. having shore hardness less than 20. XX Do. Rubber solution for wetplate nega­ • X 0 16B Miscellaneous uses: tive. In the manufacture of any product X 0 121 Rolls and rollers: in Codes 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 22A Paper mill rolls...... X o and 22C for adhesion, splicing and Rubber covered industrial rolls and « 8 0 repair purposes only. rolls coverings except suction 17 Proofing, combining or coating of fabric press. and other materials: Textile rolls...... , X 0 17A Compounds for the following: 12E Rubber protected or lined equipment: XX Do. Rubber lining (hard or soft) for: Flotationequipment: XX Butyl permitted, except tube Life saving belts, vests and O X Do. butyl. jackets. Do .Pipes and fittings______XX Do.Pipes X X Do. Rubber protected industrial equip­ - X X Do. 17B Compounds for cements and tapes: ment for handling corrosive mate­ Manufacture of occupational and XX Do. rial and explosives. military clothing. Rubber coverings for: agitators, X X Do. XX Do. t blowers, exhausters, pumps, o X Do. pump lining valves and valve 17C Compounds for proofing, combining or 0 X Do. parts. coating, for any purpose not else­ Rubber linings for centrifugal XX Do. where listed. pumps designed to handle: 18 Drug sundries, medical, surgical, dental: 18A Adhesive products: Sand and other highly abrasive, X X Do. materials in suspension. X X Do. Surgical tape______15 X Do. Tank cars and barge tanks (Spec. X X Tube butyl permitted. ICC-103BW, 103B and AAR- 203). TABLE B----PERMITTED PRODUCTS----c o n t i n u e d t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p r o d u c t s — c o n t i n u e d

Percent Percent Code Product Appen­ Code Appen­ No. dix II natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions No. Product natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions rubber dix II rubber

18B Bulbs: 18G Miscellaneous sundries—Continued. Bulbs including parts (medical, sur­ 15 o Unlimited plus or minus variation Crutch pads...... XO gical, dental, veterinary, mortu­ from 15% of total natural rubber Crutch tips (reinforced with metal 50 0 For crutches wily. ary, and laboratory types only). by volume permitted per each or cloth). permitted type of bulb; provided Dilators...... XO that the over-all consumption of Inhalation bags and face pieces not X o natural rubber does not exceed including oxygen tents and tub­ 15% by volume for all types of ing (medical, dental, surgical and bulbs. veterinary types only). Medicine droppers______X o Parts for medical, surgical, dental, X 0 18C Dental products: veterinary, and mortuary instru­ Dental dam...... X o ments. Dental polishing tips______X o Professional use only. Prostatic bags...... X o Denture rubber” ______X o Prosthetic devices...... X o - Orthodontia bands______X o Orthopedic sponge pads (molded o Natural rubber not exceeding 25% FEDERAL'REGISTER, 18D Flat goods: and cut). RHC permitted. Fountain syringe bags...... 20 0 Unlimited plus or minus variation Respirator seal sponge for iron lung. X o from 20% of total natural rubber Rubber bands and cushions de- X 0 by volume is permitted for each signed for artificial limbs. type of fountain syringe bag; pro­ Stoppers...... 0 Medical, surgical, dental, veteri­ vided that the over-BH consump­ nary and mortuary type only: tion of natural rubber does not for stoppers under %" bottom exceed 20% by volume for all diameter and stoppers required types of bags. for containers and apparatus Ice bags...... 20 0 Unlimited plus or minus variation used for the administration of from 20% of total natural rubber parenteral solutions, including by volume is permitted for each blood plasma and whole blood, type of ice bag; provided that the natural rubber and natural rub­ over-all consumption of natural ber latex permitted. rubber does not exceed 20% by Tourniquets...... X o volume for all types of bags. Truss pads...... X o Invalid cushions______20 0 Unlimited plus or minus variation UrinalS ______X o from 20% of total natural rubber Vaccine caps. ... X o by volume is permitted for each Veterinary sleeves.. X o type of invalid cushion; provided 18H Pessaries and prophylactics.. X o Saturday that the over-all consumption of 181 Sheet goods: natural rubber does not exceed Bandage gum (surgical and medical X 0 20% by volume for all types of only). cushions. Oxygen tent canopies...... X o 20 0 Unlimited plus or minus variation Ï8J Tubing: from 20% of total natural rubber1 Tubes and tubing (medical, surgi- X o by volume is permitted for each ical, dental, veterinary and mor­

type of operating cushion; pro­ tuary types only). , vided that the over-all consump­ 21 Bullet sealing fuel and oil cells: 3 November tion of natural rubber does not Sealant for fuel cells___ 0 Natural rubber not exceeding 20 exceed 20% by volume for all parts guayule. types of cushions. Sealant for oil cells...... X o Water bottles and combination syringes. 20 0 Unlimited plus or minus variation Fabric skim coat______o Natural rubber permitted for in­ from 20% of total natural rubber side fabric skim coat nylon by volume is permitted for each hammocks and hammock type type of water bottle and combina­ fuel cells; natural rubber not ex­ tion syringe; provided that the ceeding 20 parts guayule else: over-all consumption of natural where.

rubber does not exceed 20% by Cord dip...... 0 , volume for all types of bottles Natural rubber latex not exceed,

ing 3% of dry weight o f c ord. 1945 and combination syringes. Building cement...___ X 0 18E Gloves and cots: 22 Miscellaneous: Finger cots (medical, surgical, den­ X 0 22A Athletic equipment______0 60% of the natural rubber per­ tal, veterinary, mortuary and mitted 13635 must be guayule. laboratory types only). Bladders and valves for the follow­ Gloves: ing only: X o Basketballs______38 0 X 0 Government Fed. Spec. 22-G-421 Cageballs_____ 38 o A. Limited to medical use (see Footballs...... 38 o § 4600.11). Punching bags ...... 38 o All other including all-rubber, 0 Pushballs ...... 38 o net-lined, rubberized fabric, latex permitted only for seaming Soccer balls...... 38 o etc., for any use. net-lined gloves. Volley balls...... 38 o 18F Infant goods: Water polo balls...... 38 o X 0 22B Balloons______X O o o 22C Cushioning and pads not elsewhere o X Butyl permitted, except tube X o listed. 18G Miscellaneous sundries: butyl. X 0 Nitrogen blown sponge______0 Natural rubber not exceeding 60% X o RHC permitted. o Natural rubber latex (98% maxi­ Latex foam products______0 Natural rubber latex not exceed­ mum by volume) permitted. ing 50% RHC permitted. Colostomy outfits (molded, dipped X 0 and handmade). 13636 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

t a b l e b — p e r m i t t e d p r o d u c t s— co n tin u ed has been issued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division of the Fed­ Percent eral Register. Code Product Appen­ natural Butyl Special restrictions or provisions No. dix II Revised Maximum Price Regulation rubber No. 169 is amended in the following respects: 22D Masks and respirators: Breathing bags for submarine lung X X Butyl permitted, except tube 1. Section 1364.407 (a) is amended to and oxygen breathing apparatus. butyl. Component parts for gas masks, X Natural rubber latex permitted read as follows: not listed below. for adhesive for gas mask filters. Butyl permitted, except tube (a) Every person making a sale and butyl. every person in the course of trade or Component parts for mine and 0 X Butyl permitted, except tube industrial safety masks, not listed butyl. business making a purchase of any beef below. carcass, beef wholesale cut, veal carcass 0 X Do. Face pieces for shallow water diving 0 X Do. or veal wholesale cut or other meat item equipment. subject to this revised regulation, shall X X Do. o X Do. make and preserve for inspection by the Parts for oxygen masks and breath­ X X Do. Office of Price Administration for so long ing apparatus for high altitude as the Emergency Price Control Act of service. 22E Miscellaneous products: 1942, as amended, remains in effect, com­ Parts other than cushioning for X X Do. plete and accurate records of each such flight radio, radar and fire control instruments. sale or purchase, showing the date there­ Parachute bands and ventilating X 0 of, the name and address of the buyer rings. 22F Pressure sensitive tape: and seller, the quantity, type of cut or X 0 item, grade or grades and the weight of X 0 all beef carcasses, beef wholesale cuts, 22Q Stationers supplies: X 0 veal carcasses and veal wholesale cuts 22H o 0 or other meat items subject to this re­ 221 Rubber tape for clothing, not elsewhere 0 X Do. listed. vised regulation sold or purchased and 22J Webbing, elastic (combined knitted 0 0 the price charged or received or paid fabric cut to desired width). therefor.

[F. R. Doc. 45-20243; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; 11:16 a. m.] 2. Section 1364.451 (a) (4) is amended to read as follows: (4) Except as permitted in § 1364.417 Chapter XI—^Office of Price Administration Issued this 1st day of November 1945. and in paragraph <1), (m), (n), (o), (p), (q), (r) or (s) of Schedule I (§ 1364.452), P art 1305—A dministration C hester B o w les, regardless of any contract, agreement or [Rev. SO 109] Administrator. other obligation, no person shall sell or AMENDMENT OF CERTAIN ORDERS AND AP­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20212; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; deliver any beef or any part or portion 4:14 p. m.] PROVALS ISSUED UNDER SUPPLEMENTARY of any beef carcass and no person in the ORDER 94 AND SUPPLEMENTARY ORDER 122 course of trade or business shall buy or receive any beef or any part or portion Supplementary Order 109 is redesig­ P art 1305—A dministration of any beef carcass unless such beef or nated Revised Supplementary Order 109 [SO 187,1 Arndt. 1] part or portion is a beef carcass or a beef and is revised and amended to read as wholesale cut as defined in § 1364.455 for follows: ADJUSTMENT OF MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES FOR which an applicable zone price has been A statement of the considerations in­ CERTAIN KNITTED GARMENTS established. volved in the issuance of this Revised A statement of the considerations in­ 3. Paragraph (s) is added to § 1364.452 Supplementary Order 109 has been is­ volved in the issuance of this amendment to read as follows: sued simultaneously herewith and filed has been issued simultaneously herewith with the Division of the Federal Register. and filed with the Division of the Federal (s) Production and sale of prefabri­ Register. cated quick frozen and packaged retail § 1305.137 Amendment of certain or­ beef cuts. (1) Any person, other than ders and approvals issued under Supple­ Category (a) in Appendix A of Supple­ mentary Order 94 and Supplementary mentary Order 137 is amended to read as a hotel supply house, is authorized to follows: .engage in the production of prefabri­ Order 122. (a) On and after November cated quick frozen and packaged retail 5, 1945 the provisions of all orders pre­ (a) Men’s union suits, finished weight of 9 beef cuts as defined herein, for sale and viously issued by the Price Administrator, pounds and over per dozen (weight calculated delivery to any retail store or stores and any Regional Administrator or District on size 42), long sleeve, ankle length. may charge and receive no higher than Director under Supplementary Order 94 This amendment shall become effective the maximum price therefor as deter­ are amended by adding the words November 2? 1945. mined in the manner provided in para­ “and/or Reconstruction Finance Cor­ graph (s) (3) hereof: Provided, That as poration” after the words “United States Issued this 2d day of November 1945. a condition for such authorization, (i) Department of Commerce” wherever C hester B o w l e s, the seller shall produce prefabricated they appear. Administrator. quick frozen and packaged retail beef (b) On and after November 5, 1945 cuts in accordance with the specifica­ the provisions of all orders and approvals [F. R. Doc. 45-20254; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; 11:49 a. m.] tions and requirements contained in previously issued by the Price Adminis­ paragraph (s) (2) hereof, and (ii) the trator or authorized officers or employees seller shall sell and deliver prefabri­ of the Office of Price Administration un­ cated quick frozen and packaged retail der Supplementary Order 122 shall also P art 1364—F resh , Cured and C anned beef cuts to those retail stores only be applicable to all sales by the Recon­ M eat and F is h P roducts which are properly equipped with such struction Finance Corporation of the [RMPR 169,1 Arndt. 61] facilities as are necessary to maintain commodities described in all of said or­ such cuts in a solid frozen condition. ders and approvals, and to all sales by BEEF AND VEAL CARCASSES AND WHOLESALE (2) Prefabricated quick frozen and resellers of any of such commodities sold • CUTS packaged retail beef cuts, as used in this by the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ A statement of the considerations in­ paragraph (s) means beef steaks, roasts tion. volved in the issuance of this amendment and ground beef derived from beef car­ (c) This Revised Supplementary Order casses or wholesale cuts of Choice (AA), shall become effective November 5,1945. 110 F.R. 12986. Good (A) or Commercial (B) grades, FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13637 which are described and given dollar- means a price zone as specified in Maxi­ or manufacturing-retailer on and after and-cents ceiling prices under Maximum mum Price Regulation No. 355 having a November 1, 1945, except, however, that Price Regulation No. 355; which are lower zone price. ♦ where such garments are delivered by separately wrapped in a transparent (iv) The deductions in § 1364.453 and a manufacturer or manufacturing-re­ moisture proof paper, thoroughly frozen the additions in § 1364.454 of this regula­ tailer prior to November 15, 1945, and at quick freezing temperatures and have tion are not applicable to sales or de­ have not been marked in the manner clearly visible a tag or other marking liveries of prefabricated quick frozen set forth in section 6, they are not cov­ showing the name of the cut and the net and packaged retail beef cuts. ered by this regulation. weight of the meat contained in the ,(v) If any person engaging - in the package. In addition, § 4002.2 (c) (5) production of prefabricated quick frozen 2. Subparagraph (1) of section 1 (a> of Office of Economic Stabilization Reg­ and packaged retail beef cuts pursuant is amended to read: ulation No. 1, “Grading and Grade La­ to this paragraph (s) fails to comply (1) Garments produced from fabrics belling of Meats,” requires that any per­ with any of its provisions or require­ obtained under WPB Order M-328B, son who sells and delivers prefabricated ments, the Price Administrator may, in Schedules C, J, K or Supplement XIII quick frozen and packaged retail beef addition to other penalties provided by of Schedule A. This regulation applies cuts pursuant to this paragraph (s) shall law, revoke the authorization contained to all garments whose principal mate­ have clearly visible a tag or other mark­ herein. rials were obtained with priority assist­ ing showing the grade of meat contained 4. The first paragraph of § 1364.454 ance granted under WPB Order M-328B. in the package. No package of ground Schedules C, J, K or Supplement XIII beef produced pursuant to this para­ (d) is amended to read as follows: to Schedule A, except, however, the fol­ graph (s) shall exceed 2 pounds in net (d) Wholesaler’s selling addition. Onlowing garments are not covered when weight. the sale of any beef item subject to this sold by the manufacturer a net price (3) The maximum delivered price per regulation not obtained through custom which exceeds the cut-off price specified hundredweight for each grade and type slaughtering, excluding sales made pur­ for that garment in Appendices B or C, of prefabricated quick frozen and pack­ suant to paragraph (1), (m), (n), (o), provided such net price is at or below aged retail beef cut shall be determined (q), (r) or (s) of § 1364.452, a person who the cut-off price specified for the gar­ as follows: at the time of the sale is a wholesaler ment in the schedule of WPB Order 328B (i) The seller shall first determine an may add $1.00 per hundredweight to the under which its principal materials were amount equal to 75 percent of the re­ applicable zone price: Provided, how­ obtained: tail ceiling price (Group 1 and 2 stores) ever, That after November 23, 1944, no (i) Men’s shirts, sizes 14-17 or sizes for the corresponding grade and type of person shall charge the addition per­ 17& and up, made of combed cotton fab­ fresh retail cut applicable in the retail m itted by this § 1364.454 (d) unless such ric; zone area (described in Maximum Price person first shall have filed with the (ii) Men’s undershorts, sizes 28 to 44 Regulation No. 355) in which the buyer’s appropriate district office of the Office or sizes 46 and up, made of combed cotton store is located. In determining this of Price Administration a signed state­ fabric; and figure, the retail ceiling price shall first ment that the person is a wholesaler as (iii) Men’s tropical weight suits. be converted to a per hundredweight defined in subdivisions (i) or (ii) of basis and the result shall be rounded to § 1364.455 (a) (14) and gives the address 3. Section 4 is amended by inserting the nearest 25 cents per hundredweight. of his selling establishment. between the section heading and the first To the figure so obtained there may be sentence of the section, the following This amendment-shall become effective paragraph designation and subheading: added the appropriate delivery allowance November 7, 1945. specified in subdivision (ii) if applicable. “(a) General pricing method.” The weight for determining such maxi­ » N o t e : The record-keeping provisions of 4. The first sentence in section 4 is mum price shall be the net weight of the this amendment have been approved by the amended to read as follows: “Dollar and prefabricated quick frozen retail cut in­ Bureau of the Budget in accordance with cents ceiling prices for sales at retail dicated on each package. the Federal Reports Act of 1942. other than sales covered in paragraph (ii) Except as provided in subdivision Issued this 2d day of November 1945. (b) are set forth in Tables II and III (ill), the following additions may be below.” Chester B o w l e s, 5. Paragraph (b) is added to section 4 made by the seller for delivery of pre­ Administrator. fabricated quick frozen and packaged to read as follows: retail beef cuts from the seller’s place of Approved: October 23, 1945. (b) Exception for certain sellers. On business to the buyer’s retail store: Cl in t o n P . A n d er so n , sales for credit by a retail seller, 80% or (a) If the seller’s place of business is Secretary of Agriculture. more of whose total 1944 dollar sales vol­ located within 25 miles of the buyer’s ume of all articles of clothing and ap­ retail store, the seller may add no more [F. R. Doc. 45-20249; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; parel except furs consisted of sales (i) in than 25 cents per hundredweight. 11:49 a. m.] which a down payment was made at the (b) If the seller’s place of business is time of sale and an unpaid balance was located more than 25- miles from the buy­ paid in installments extending over a er’s retail store but less than 200 miles, period of six weeks or more from the date 50 cents per hundredweight may be P art 1389—A pparel of sale without any separately stated added. [2d Rev. MPR 578,1 Arndt. 1] finance or credit charge, and (ii) for (c) If the seller’s place of business is MAXIMUM PRICES FOR CERTAIN tSSENTIAL which, because of Federal Reserve System located more than 200 miles from the LOW PRICED GARMENTS Regulation W, no down payment was re­ buyer’s retail store, 75 cents per hundred­ quired on such installment sale and pay­ weight may be added. A statement of the considerations in­ ment was required within a period of less (d) In any case in which a delivery volved in the issuance of this amend­ than six weeks without any separately charge may be made under this sub­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, stated finance or credit charges, the ceil­ division (ii), a separate item designating has been filed with the Division of the ing price for the sale of a garment cov­ the amount of such charge must be shown Federal Register. ered by this regulation is the sum of the on the invoice. Second Revised Maximum Price Reg­ price for that garment as calculated by (iii) The delivery charges specified in ulation 578 is amended in the following the use of the appropriate table set forth subdivision (ii) shall not be applicable if respects: , below and 17% of that price. No credit the seller’s place of business is located in 1. The first sentence of paragraph (a) or finance charges of any kind may be a lower price zone and the buyer’s retail of section 1 is amended to read: added to this ceiling. However, no seller store is located in a higher price zone. may sell a garment at a price in excess of (a) What garments are covered. the ceiling price established in paragraph For purposes of this subdivision (iii), the This regulation covers the garments re­ (a) unless he has: term “higher price zone” means a price ferred to in (1) and (2) below which (1) Filed with the District Office of zone as specified in Maximum Price Reg­ are sold or delivered by a manufacturer the Office of Price Administration in the ulation No. 355 having a higher zone district where his selling establishment price, and the term “lower price zone” 110 F.R. 9024, 9928. is located two copies of a written state- 13638 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 ment signed by an officer or a duly au­ 9. The undesignated sentence appear­ tion (on hauls involving any point out­ thorized agent showing: ing after section 14, which now reads: side a metropolitan area) shall be com­ (1) His total dollar sales volume of all “This regulation shall become effective puted as follows: articles of clothing and apparel except November 1,1945;” is hereby amended to (i) Distance from point of production furs for the year 1944. read as follows: to buyer’s unloading point; less (ii) His dollar volume of sales of cloth­ (ii) Distance from production point ing and apparel except furs for the year This regulation shall become effective to normal loading-out point of shipper; 1944 both (a) for which a down payment November 1,1945, except that in the case equals was made at the time of sale and an un­ of branded garments for which a uni­ (iii) Total distance for which ship­ paid balance was paid in installments ex­ form retail price has been established per may charge, (i-ii). tending over a period of six weeks or more in an order issued to the manufacturer When total mileage for which shipper from the date of sale without any sepa­ thereof under section 13 of Maximum may charge has been arrived at as in­ rately stated finance or credit charge, Price Regulation 580 this regulation shall dicated above, the maximum charge for and

the State of Texas on and east of a lin e b e­ T able 2 (A)—M aximum P rices for Sawn Mine T able 4 (A)-^Maximum Prices for Sawn Mine ginning at the Junction of the western boun­ M aterial Produced in Zone 2 M aterial Produced in Zone 4 dary of Hardeman County and the Red River, F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS and extending south along the western F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS boundaries of Hardeman, Foard, Knox, Has­ kell, Jones, Taylor, Runnels, Concho, Menard, Per M'BM Per M'BM Kimble, Kerr, Real, Uvalde, Zavala, Dimmit and Webb Counties, Texas to the Rio Grande Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Mixed Hardwoods and Pine Weight River. Price Price 4. In section 14 the word, “Diameters” Green Dry Green Dry in the headings of Tables 3 and 4 is amended to read “Top Diameter inside Mine ties and mine switch ties— Mine ties and mine switch ties- bark”. all sizes...... $30.50 5,400 3,900 all sizes...... $30.50 5,400 3,900 Cross bars (collars): Cross bars (collars): 5. In section 14 the titles of Tables 2 All sizes up to and including 6" All sizes up to and including 6" and 4 are amended as follows: x 7"______30.50 5,400 3,900 x 7"...... - 25.00 5.400 3,900 All sizes over 6" x 7"...... 32.50 5.400 3,900 All sizes over 6" x 7"...... 27.00 5.400 3,900 Table 2— M a x im u m P r ic es fo r U n p e e l e d For specified lengths 18' and. For specified lengths 18' and long­ H ardw ood P it P o s t s a n d P r o p s , P roduced longer, add...... 3.00 er add...... 3.00 Post caps (headers)—all sizes...... 25.00 i n Z o n e 2 a n d D elivered o n a 15 C e n t Post caps (headers)—all sizes..... 30.50 5,400 3,900 5,400 3,900 Sawed cribbing blocks (lagging) — Cribbing blocks (sawn lagging)— F r e ig h t R ate all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 all sizes...... 25.00 5,400 3,900 All other mine lumber and tim- (Weight in pounds and price per post) All other mine lumber and tim- bers—all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 bers—all sizes...... 25.00 5,400 3,900 Table 4— M a x im u m P r ic e s fo r U n p e e l e d P it P o s t s a n d P r o p s P roduced i n Zo n e 4 a n d N ote: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional N ote: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional D elivered o n a 5 Ce n t F r e ig h t R ate lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M'BM. lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M'BM. (Weight in pounds and price per post) T able 2 (B)—M aximum Prices for Industrial T able 4 (B)—M aximum P rices for Industrial 6. In section 14 a new footnote is added Blocking Produced in Zone 2 Blocking P roduced in Zone 4 to Table 4 to read as follows: F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS

Note: The maximum prices for domestic Per M'BM sales of pit posts and props delivered f. o. b. Per M'BM barges Mobile, Alabama, shall be the maxi­ mum prices in Table 3 of this section. 1 Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Price 7. In section 14, Tables 1 (B), 1

T able 3 (B)—M aximum P rices for Sawn M ine Table 5 (D)—Maximum P rices for Sawn Mine Per M'BM Material P roduced in Zone 3 Material Produced in Zone 5 r. o. b. loading-out points F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Price Per M'BM Per M'BM Green Dry • Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Mixed Hardwoods Weight Mine ties and mine switch ties— Price all sizes...... _...... $30.50 5,400 3,900 Price Cross bars: Green Dry Green Dry All sizes up to and including 6" x 7"...... _•...... 30.50 5,400 3,80p All sizes over 6" x 7"...... 32.50 5,400 3,900 Mine ties and mine switch ties— Underground mine ties and mine For specified lengths 18' and all sizes...______$29.00 5,400 3,900 switch ties—Bll sizes...... $30.50 5,400 3,900 longer, add...... 3.00 Cross bars (collars): Cross bars (collars): Post caps (headers)—all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 All sizes up to and Including AH sizes up to and including Sawed cribbing blocks (lagging)— 6" x 7"...... 29.00 5,400 3,900 6" x 7"...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 All sizes over 6" x V'...'...... 31.00 5,400 3,900 All sizes over 6" x 7"...... I 32.50 5,400 3,900 All other mine lumber and tim- For specified lengths 18' and For specified lengths 18' and bers—all sizes______... 30.50 5,400 3,900 longer, add...... 3.00 longer, add...... 3.00 Post caps (headers)—all sizes...... 29.00 5,400 3,900 Post caps (headers)—all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 Cribbing (sawn lagging)—all sizes. 29.00 5,400 3,900 All other mine lumber and tim- All other mine lumber and tim- Note: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional bers—all sizes...... 30.50 5,400 3,900 lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M'BM. bers—all sizes______29.00- 5,400 3,900 N ote: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional N ote: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M'BM. lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M'BM. Table 1 (C)—M aximum P rices for Industrial Blocking P roduced in Zone 1 T able 3 (C)—M aximum P rices for Industrial T able 5 (E)—M aximum P rices for Industrial Blocking P roduced in Zone 3 Blocking P roduced in zone 5 F. o. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS f. o. b. loading-out points F. O. B. LOADING-OUT POINTS

Per M'BM Per M'BM Per M'BM Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Mixed Oak and Hardwoods Weight Mixed Hardwoods Weight Price Price Price Green Dry # Green Dry Green Dry All sizes up to and including All sizes up to and including 0" x All sizes up to and including 6" 6" x 7".______$30.60 5.400 3.900 7"...... All sizes over 6" x 7".______32.50 5.400 3.900 $29.00 5.400 3.900 x 7"___:______$30.50 5.400 3.900 All sizes over 6” x 7"...... 31.00 5.400 3.900 All sizes over 6" x 7"...... _.. . 32.50 5.400 3.900

Note: For all lengths shorter than V and fractional N ote; For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional N ote: For all lengths shorter than 6' and fractional lengths shorter than V, add $3.00 per M'BM. engths shorter than V, add $3.00 per M’BM. lengths shorter than 7', add $3.00 per M’BM. 13640 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 This amendment shall become effective although no segregation of the considera­ low as items of cost, to the extent allo­ November 7, 1945. tion for such components is made in the cable to contracts with the Departments subcontract, and although such machin­ and subcontracts, all items estimated to Issued this 2d day of November 1945. ery, equipment, materials or other be allowable as deductions and exclusions C h ester B o w les. personal property are to be installed in a under Chapters 1 and 2E of the Internal Administrator. building, structure or similar improve­ Revenue Code. In making any such es­ ment to real estate or otherwise affixed timate due consideration will be given to [F. R. Doc. 45-20251; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; to real estate. In making such a segre­ any pertinent action by the Bureau of 11:49 a. m.] gation, there will ordinarily be deemed Internal Revenue, whose officials should attributable to machinery, equipment, be recognized as experts in the inter­ materials or other personal property pretation of the Internal Revenue Code. P art 1448—E ating and D r in k in g that part of the receipts or accruals un­ Published rulings of the Bureau on mat­ E stablishments der thè subcontract allocable to the sale ters of general application should be ad­ [Restaurant MPR 2, Amdt. 8] or installation of components used in hered to in estimating the deductibility processing within the meaning of § 1603.- or excludibility of items under the In­ FOOD AND DRINK SOLD FOR IMMEDIATE 333-3, and there will be deemed attribu­ ternal Revenue Code. However, the act CONSUMPTION table to real property that part of the does not require the allowance of items A statement of the considerations in­ receipt or accruals under the subcon­ as costs merely because they have been volved in the issuance of this amend­ tract allocable to the sale or construction or are expected to be allowed for tax ment, issued simultaneously herewith, of land, buildings, structures and similar purposes by particular revenue agents or has been filed with the Division of the non-productive items. other representatives of the Bureau of Federal Register. Internal Revenue. Occasionally cases The first sentence of Section 4 (b) of SUBPART E— PERMISSIVE EXEMPTIONS FROM may be encountered where revenue Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation RENEGOTIATION agents have allowed salaries or other No. 2 is amended to read as follows: “If The cross reference in paragraph (b) items as deductions for tax purposes there is no competitor of the same type of § 1603.357 is amended to read “(See which the renegotiating agency con­ in your immediate neighborhood or if § 1608.821-1.)”. cludes are not properly allowable under the competitor whose prices you are tak­ the Internal Revenue Code or are prop­ ing does not offer the class of meals, food SUBPART H— COSTS ALLOCABLE AND ALLOW­ erly allowable in a different amount. In items or beverages you wish to price, file ABLE AGAINST RENEGOTIABLE BUSINESS such cases the action of the revenue an application with your OPA District agents need not be regarded as conclu­ Office to fix ceiling prices for you.” 1. Paragraph (c) of § 1603.381-4 is sive. The renegotiating agency may and amended to read as follows: should exercise independent judgment This amendment shall become effective as to whether and to what extent the November 7, 1945. § 1603.381-4 Profit, cost allocation and allowance, general. * * * items are allowable as deductions or ex­ Issued this 2d day of November 1945. (c) 'Tax deductions. Costs allocableclusions under the Internal Revenue Ch ester B o w l e s, to renegotiable business shall be deter­ Code. Such judgment should be based Administrator. mined in accordance with the principles upon an estimate of what the courts set forth above. Where the full amount would do if the deductibility or excludi­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20253; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; of an item of cost is allocable to renego­ bility of the item were the subject of 11:49 a. m.] tiable business, it shall be allowed in the litigation. amount estimated by the War Contracts 2. In § 1603.383-2 paragraph ,^(e) is Board, or any agency to which its func­ deleted. Chapter XIV—War Contracts Price tions have been delegated, to be allow­ 3. Section 1603.383-3 is redesignated Adjustment Board able as a deduction or exclusion under § 1603.383-4 and a new § 1603.383-3 is Chapters 1 and 2E of the Internal Reve­ added as follows: R enegotiation R egulations nue Code. No such item of cost shall § 1603.383-3 Renegotiation rebate— The changes and additions to Parts be allowed in an amount less than or in excess of that which- is estimated to be (a) General. A contractor who has 1603, 1605, 1606, 1607, and 1608 set forth eliminated excessive profits determined below are also contained in Revision 21 deductible or excludible from income under the Internal Revenue Code, and under the Renegotiation Act will be en­ of the Renegotiation Regulations dated titled to a net renegotiation rebate under October 12, 1945. all items of cost shall be attributed to the fiscal year in which they are allow­ subsection (a) (4) (D) of the 1943 Act M aurice H ir sc h , able in the determination of taxable in­ with respect to each fiscal year for which Colonel, General Staff Corps, come under said Code except as provided such excessive profits were eliminated if, Chairman. in § 1603.381-6. Where only a portion of on a recomputation of the amortization an item of cost i£ allocable to renegoti­ deduction under section 124 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code made in connec­ P art 1603—D etermination of R enegoti- able business, the War Contracts Board, tion with the determination of the con­ able B u s in e s s and C osts or any agency to which its functions have been delegated, shall estimate the tractor’s taxes for such fiscal year, there SUBPART C— CONTRACTS AND SUBCONTRACTS total amount allowable to the contractor, is an additional amortization deduction WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE 1943 ACT as a deduction or exclusion under Chap­ for such fiscal year all or some part of ters 1 and 2E of the Internal Revenue which is determined, in accordance With In § 1603.335-2 Paragraph (e) is the regulations hereinafter prescribed, to amended to read as follows: Code and the portion of this estimated amount which is allocable to renego­ be attributable to contracts with the De­ § 1603.335-2 Agreements for fixtures, tiable business in accordance with the partments and subcontracts. Such net construction and improvements on real principles set forth above shall be al­ renegotiation rebate is intended to re­ property. * * * lowed as a cost of renegotiable business. store to the contractor the excessive (e) If the subject matter of a sub­ Where it is clear that a contractor’s de­ profits determined and eliminated for contract comprises components which ductions and exclusions under the In­ such fiscal year to the extent of an would ordinarily be regarded as ma­ ternal Revenue Code result in allowable amount equal to that part of such addi­ chinery, equipment, materials or other costs of renegotiable business which are tional amortization deduction for such personal property and also components either high or low on a comparative ba­ year attributable to contracts with the such as buildings, structures or similar Departments and subcontracts less the improvements to real estate then that sis, this, circumstance shall be considered Federal tax benefit thereon as defined by part of the receipts or accruals under the in connection with the factor of the subsection (a) (4) (D) of the Renegotia­ subcontract attributable to the com­ “reasonableness of costs” of the contrac­ tion Act. The regulations hereinafter ponents determined by the renegotiating tor and the determination of the prescribed will be construed in the light agency to be machinery, equipment, ma­ amount of the profit adjustment to be of such intention. terials or other personal property will required of the contractor. The act re­ (b) Definitions—(1) Additional amor­ not be excluded from renegotiation. quires the War Contracts Board to al­ tization deduction. The additional FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13641 amortization deduction allocable to each contracts will, for purposes of determin­ renegotiable contracts or subcontracts fiscal year is the excess of the amortiza­ ing the gross renegotiation rebate, gen­ and are not allocable to renegotiable tion deduction finally determined under erally be determined upon the same basis business regardless of whether such costs section 124 (d) of the Internal Revenue and in the same manner as was used in constitute deductions or exclusions under Code for such fiscal year over the amount fixing the amount of amortization or Chapters 1 and 2E of the Internal Rev­ of amortization or depreciation upon the depreciation allowed as a cost in de­ enue Code. However, certain costs in basis of which the amortization or de­ termining the excessive profits to be connection with the discontinuance of preciation attributable to contracts with eliminated for such fiscal year. The War renegotiable business, are allocable to re­ the Departments and subcontracts was Contracts Board (or its duly authorized negotiable business. Such costs and the allowed as a cost in the determination representative) may in any case, how­ extent to which they are allocable to of excessive profits to be eliminated for ever, employ such method or methods renegotiable business are set forth in the such fiscal year. •as in the opinion of the War Contracts following paragraphs of this section. (2) Gross renegotiation rebate. The Board will properly reflect the amount (b) Inventory losses. Losses estab­ gross renegotiation rebate for each fiscal of such additional amortization deduc­ lished through the writedown, abandon­ year is that portion of the additional tion for such fiscal year which is at­ ment or sale of inventories acquired for amortization deduction for such fiscal tributable to contracts with the Depart­ the purpose of performing renegotiable year, not in excess of the excessive profits ments and subcontracts. business and reasonably necessary to the determined and eliminated for such fis­ (2) Subsection (a) (4) (D) of the performance of such business are allo­ cal year, which is determined in accord­ 1943 Act provides that the gross renego­ cable thereto. Costs of protecting and ance with the regulations hereinafter tiation rebate shall not exceed the exces­ handling such inventories to the extent prescribed to be attributable to contracts sive profits determined and eliminated that such costs are not reflected in losses with the Departments and subcontracts. for the fiscal year for which the claim so established on such inventories are (3) Net renegotiation rebate. The for renegotiation rebate has been made. likewise allocable to renegotiable busi­ net renegotiation rebate for each fiscal In the absence of such circumstances ness. year is the excess of the gross renegotia­ as would afford a basis for setting aside (c) . Losses from sale, exchange or tion rebate for such fiscal year over the the determination of excessive profits, abandonment of facilities used in per­ amount by which the taxes of the con­ the allocation of excessive profits (i) to forming renegotiable contracts and sub­ tractor for such fiscal, year under Chap­ a fiscal year or (ii) between contractors contracts. Losses from sale, exchange ters 1, 2A, 2B, 2D and 2E of the Internal if renegotiation was conducted on a con­ or abandonment of facilities used in per­ Revenue Code were decreased by reason solidated basis, made in the order or forming renegotiable contracts and sub­ of omitting from gross income (or by agreement determining such excessive contracts are allocable to renegotiable reason of the application of the provi­ profits, will be conclusive in determining business in accordance with the provi­ sions of section 3806 (a) of the Internal the amount of the gross renegotiation sions of §§ 1603.385-4 and 1603.385-5. Revenue Code with respect to) that part rebate. The gross renegotiation rebate Notwithstanding the method of comput­ of the excessive profits determined and may not exceed the amount of such ex­ ing such losses for Federal tax purposes, eliminated which is equal to the amount cessive profits determined for such fiscal (1) the costs of moving, dismantling, of the gross renegotiation rebate for such year which has been eliminated. If the demolishing, protecting and storing such fiscal year. order or agreement determining ex­ assets will be taken into account in de­ (c) Procedure for obtaining renegoti- cessive profits has not allocated such termining whether losses have been ation rebate. (1). After a recomputation excessive profits to a fiscal year or years sustained and in computing the amount of the amortization deduction for any such an allocation will be made by the of such losses for the purposes of rene­ fiscal year pursuant to section 124 (d) of War Contracts Board (or its duly au­ gotiation; and (2) depreciation incurred the Internal Revenue Code has been thorized representative) in connection with respect to such assets. during a made in connection with, the determina­ with the determination of the gross re­ period between the end of their use in tion of the contractor’s taxes for such negotiation rebate. In the case of an the performance of renegotiable busi­ fiscal year, a contractor may apply for a order or agreement determining exces­ ness anjl their sale or other disposal will net renegotiation rebate with respect to sive profits for more than one fiscal year be disregarded in computing such losses. excessive profits determined and elimi­ if such excessive profits have not been (d) Other costs and expenses. In ad­ nated for such fiscal year by filing a entirely eliminated by payment or other­ dition to the losses described in para­ claim in the form set forth at §§ 1607.- wise then the excessive profits deter­ graphs (b) and (c) with respect to in­ 736-1 and 1607.736-2, together with the mined for the earliest of such fiscal ventories and depreciable or amortizable information and documents referred to years shall be deemed to have been property, certain other costs incurred in such form. Such form, together with eliminated first, in the absence of com­ in connection with the discontinuance of such information and documents, must pelling evidence to the contrary. [RR renegotiable business are also allocable be filed with the War Contracts Board 383.31 to such business even though incurred at the address specified in § 1607.791-5. 4. Section 1603.384 is amended and after renegotiable business has ceased. A separate application must be filed with §§ 1603.384-1 and 1603.384-2 are added, Such costs are, in general, items for respect to each fiscal year for which the as follows: which the contractor became obligated contractor claims a net renegotiation in connection with the performance of rebate. § 1603.384 Conversion to war produc­ renegotiable business, which were rea­ (2) The contractor may be required tion. [RR 384] sonably necessary to such performance to furnish such additional documents § 1603.384-1 Cost of conversion. The and for which he is obligated notwith­ and information as the War Contracts full amount of costs of converting facili­ standing the cessation of his renego­ Board (or any duly authorized repre­ ties to war production which do not rep­ tiable business. Such items include sentative of the War Contracts Board) resent permanent additions, such as re­ those set forth below. may require in order to determine the arrangement of machinery, is allowed (1) Severance pay. Amounts paid by amount of the net renegotiation rebate, by the Bureau, and will be allowed in a contractor to his employees in connec­ if any, to which the contractor may be renegotiation, for the year in which it tion with their separation from his em­ entitled. is incurred to the extent allowable to ployment for which he is obligated by (3) The War Contracts Board will cer­ renegotiable business. This does not in­ reason of law, contract or the custom tify to the Secretary of the Treasury, clude losses on commercial inventory of his business are allocable to renego­ pursuant to the provisions of the First which has become unsaleable as a Tesult tiable business to the extent such Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1945, the of wartime regulations or loss of market, amounts relate to the services per­ net renegotiation rebate to which the for such losses are not properly allocable formed by the employees in renegotiable contractor is entitled. to renegotiable business. [RR 384-1] business. Generally such amounts are allocable to renegotiable business in the (d) Determination of renegotiation § 1603.384-2 Costs in connection with rebate. (1) The extent, if any, to which proportion which wages paid with re­ the discontinuance of renegotiable busi­ spect to renegotiable business bear to the additional amortization deduction ness—(a) General. The costs of estab­ the total wages paid during a period for any fiscal year is attributable to con­ lishing or re-establishing peacetime op­ (ending with severance) equal to the tracts with the Departments and sub­ erations are not costs of performing average tenure of employment for all 13642 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 employees on the payroll Immediately profits should be made unless the renego­ order under delegated authority (which prior to the severance. Where, however, tiating agency is satisfied as to the value pursuant to subsection d (5) of the Re­ by reason of the difference in location of the inventory at the close of the period negotiation Act is subject to review by or the nature of work, employees used involved in the renegotiation. the War Contracts Board), a statutory in one operation are not interchangeable (a) A physical inventory as of the close statement will be furnished to the con­ with those used in the other business of the period involved in the renegotia­ tractor if requested of the agency which of the contractor, the principles of the tion is the most satisfactory basis for an made such order within thirty days after foregoing sentence will be applied to inventory valuation; however, a physical the date of such order, and, if prior to such operation separately rather than inventory taken within a reasonable time the time such statement is furnished, no to the entire business of the contractor. < ordinarily not in excess of three order of the War Contracts Board has (2) Rpnt and other obligations in months) of the close of the period and been issued after a review of the order connection with property. Items such reconciled to the close of the period may made under delegated authority. Such as rents, royalties or other such costs be acceptable. statement shall contain the following which the contractor is required to pay (b) In the absence of a physical inven­ clause at the end of paragraph 1 thereof : by law or by contract in connection with tory at or within a reasonable time from “This statement is final only in the event the use of property belonging to another the close of the period involved in the that the determination by order to which where the obligation arose in connec­ renegotiation, the contractor’s book rec­ it relates is final.” [RR 524.2] tion with and was reasonably necessary ords will not be accepted as an appropri­ 3. Sections 1605.525, 1605.525-1 and to the performance of renegotiable busi­ ate basis for an inventory valuation as 1605.525-2 are added as follows: ness but continues after such business of the close of such period unless the re­ has ceased, are allocable to renegotiable negotiating agency is satisfied (1) after § 1605.525 Statement in connection business to the extent warranted by the spot checks of other tests, that the re­ with a final determination. [RR 5251 facts of the particular case. In deter­ corded inventory properly reflected the § 1605.525-1 Where a determination mining the extent to which such items actual inventory on hand, or (2) that the iis by agreement. Whenever a determi­ are allocable to renegotiable business, method of determining inventory is such nation is made by agreement, a statutory consideration will be given to the use as to assure reasonable agreement be­ statement will be furnished to the con­ the contractor made of such property tween the recorded inventory and the tractor if requested of the agency by during the performance of renegotiable actual inventory on hand. which such agreement was made within business and to the use he has made or (c) If necessary in order to arrive at may make of it during the period'be­ a satisfactory valuation of inventory at thirty days after receipt by the contrac­ tween the cessation of such business and the close of the period involved in the tor of a fully executed counterpart of termination of the obligation. renegotiation, the renegotiating agency the agreement. [RR 525.1] (3) Depreciation. Inasmuch as para­ may, after approval by the Chairman of § 1605.525-2 Where a determination graph (c) of this section excludes, in the Departmental Price Adjustment is made by order which is final, (a) computing losses, depreciation on assess Board concerned, either (1) cause a Whenever upon review of an order de­ used in renegotiable business sustained physical inventory to be taken by or on termining excessive profits made under during the period between the end of behalf of the Government as near as delegated authority the War Contracts their use in performing such business and possible to the close of the period in­ Board makes a determination of exces­ their sale or other disposal, depreciation volved in the renegotiation, or (2) if such sive profits by order, a statutory state­ during this period will not be allowed as a physical inventory is not feasible, esti­ ment will be furnished to the contractor a cost of performing renegotiable busi­ mate the inventory valuation as at the by the War Contracts Board if requested ness. If such assets are retained for fu­ close of the period involved in the rene­ of the War Contracts Board within ture use in non-renegotiable business de­ gotiation, making such adjustments in thirty days after the mailing pursuant preciation thereon will be allowed as a the book inventory as, on the basis of the to § 1606.625-3, of the notice of the cost of renegotiable business to the extent information then available, will protect entry of such order of the War Contracts otherwise properly allocable to the end the interests of the Government and Board. of the month immediately succeeding minimize the likelihood of an understate­ (b) Whenever an order determining that in which the end of their use in the ment of profits for the period involved excessive profits made under delegated performance of renegotiable business in the renegotiation. [RR 388.5] authority is deemed the order of the took place provided that they are not War Contracts Board, no review of such sooner devoted to civilian production. P art 1605—A g r eem en ts and S t a te m en t s order having been granted or initiated (4) General overhead expenses. Cer­ by the War Contracts Board, then, un­ tain continuing expenses, such as execu­ SUBPART B— STATEMENTS TO CONTRACTORS less the contractor has been furnished tives’ and officers’ salaries, maintenance 1. Section 1605.522 is amended to read with a statutory statement in accord­ wages, light and heat, and insurance paid as follows: ance with the provisions of § 1605.524-2, or incurred subsequent to the cessation § 1605.522 Request for statement. A a statutory statement will be furnished of renegotiable business, may be allo­ request for a statutory statement shall by the agency which made such order cated to such business in amounts con­ be made in writing by the contractor if requested of such agency at any time sidered fair and equitable in light of the addressed to the agency which made the prior to the expiration of the thirtieth circumstances of the particular case. In determination of excessive profits and it day after the mailing of the registered no event will such costs be so allocated must be made within the time limits notice of the order becoming final pur­ if incurred more than a reasonable time suant to § 1606.625-3. [RR 525.2] beyond the discontinuance of renegoti­ hereinafter prescribed in this subpart. able business. In determining the time- For the purpose of determining whether a request has been made within such P art 1606—I m pa sse P rocedure which is reasonable for the purposes of time limits, such a request will be deemed this paragraph, consideration will be to have been made at the time: SUBPART B--- FAILURE TO AGREE given to the time that would be required (a) When mailed by registered mail, The date “February 26, 1944” in to eliminate all such expenses in an or­ postage prepaid, to the appropriate re­ § 1606.626-1 is changed to read “August derly liquidation of the organization set negotiation agency, or 10,1945,” wherever it occurs. up for war production, without consider­ (b) If not sent by registered mail, ing any requirements of the contractor’s postage prepaid, when received by such peacetime production. [RR 384.21 agency. P art 1607—F orms for R enegotiation 5. Section 1603.388-5 is added as The request for a statement need not SUBPART A— FORMS RELATING TO IDENTIFICA­ follows: be a formal document. [RR 522] TION, ASSIGNMENT AND CANCELLATION OF § 1603.388-5 Inventories. If, in the 2. Section 1605.524-2 is amended to CASES opinion of the renegotiating agency, in­ read as follows: Notes are added at the end of §§ 1607.- ventory valuation is a significant element § 1605.524-2 Where a determination 701-2, 1607.701-4 and 1607.701-6, and in in determining profits, no determination is by order which may not be final. § 1607.722 a note is added at the end of of excessive profits or of non-excessive Whenever a determination is made by the instructions for Exhibit la as follows: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13643

§ 1607.701-2 Instructions for prepa­ Answers supplied should take into account Note on renegotiation powers of Recon­ ration of Standard Form of Contractor’s receipts and accruals under such contracts struction Finance Corporation. Effective July Report. with the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ 1, 1945, Defense Plant Corporation, Metals tion, on and after July 1, 1945, and subcon­ Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Corpo­ * * * * * tracts thereunder, in addition to other in­ ration and Rubber Reserve Company were Note on renegotiation powers of Recon­ formation required. dissolved and their functions, powers, duties struction Finance Corporation. Effective This note is applicable to the “Standard and authority transferred to Reconstruction July 1, 1845, Defense Plant Corporation, Met­ Form of Contractor’s Report (For Construc­ Finance Corporation (see Public Law 109, als Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Cor­ tion Contractors, Architects and Engineers) ” 79th Congress, approved June 30, 1945, and poration and Rubber Reserve Company were and instructions for preparation thereof. §§ 1601.122.5, 1601.122-13, 1603.332-11, 1608.- dissolved and their functions, powers, duties Specific reference is made to Article II A 809-1 and 1608.809-2). The Reconstruction and authority transferred to Reconstruction and II B of the “Standard Form of Contrac­ Finance Corporation thereupon obtained all Finance Corporation (see Fublic Law 109, tor’s Report (For Construction Contractors, the powers, functions, duties and authority 79th Congress, approved June 30, 1945, and Architects and Engineers)” and to instruc­ vested in such subsidiary corporations under §§ 1601.122-5, 1601.122-13, 1603.332-11, 1608.- tions numbered 4 and 7 of the “Instructions the Renegotiation Act, both as to contracts 809-1 and 1608.809-2). The Reconstruction for Preparation of Standard Form of Con­ previously entered into by those subsidiaries Finance Corporation thereupon obtained all tractor’s Report (For Construction Contrac­ and as to contracts which the Reconstruc­ the powers, functions, duties and authority tors, Architects and Engineers).” The refer­ tion Finance Corporation, on and after July vested in such subsidiary corporations under ence to specific clauses does not limit the 1, 1945, m ight enter in to under th e authority the Renegotiation Act, both as to contracts general applicability of this Note. transferred by Public Law 109, and as to sub­ previously entered into by those subsidiaries [RR 701.4] contracts thereunder. and as to contracts which the Reconstruction By reason of such Public Law 109, the Finance Corporation, on and after July 1, ***** term “Department” as used in the Renegotia­ 1945, m ight enter in to under th e authority § 1607.701-6 Instructions for prepara­ tion Act also means Reconstruction Finance transferred by Public Law 109, and as to sub­ Corporation as successor to Defense Plant contracts thereunder. tion of Standard Form of Contractor’s Corporation, Metals Reserve Company, De­ By reason of such Public Law 109, the term Report (for agents, brokers and sales fense Supplies Corporation and Rubber Re­ "Department” as used in the Renegotiation engineers). serve Company. Act also means Reconstruction Finance Cor­ ***** Answers supplied (including the computa­ tion directed under “Instructions for Prep­ poration as successor to Defense Plant Cor­ Note on renegotiation powers of Recon­ poration, Metals Reserve Company, Defense aration of Exhibits,” Exhibit 1, Line 1) struction Finance Corporation. Effective Supplies Corporation and Rubber Reserve should include receipts and accruals under July 1, 1945, Defense P lan t Corporation, such contracts with the Reconstruction Fi­ Company. Metals Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Answers supplied should take into account nance Corporation, on and after July 1, 1945, Corporation and Rubber Reserve Company receipts and accruals under such contracts and subcontracts thereunder, in addition to were dissolved and their functions, powers, with the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ other information required. The answer t'o duties and authority transferred to Recon­ tion, on and after July 1, 1945, and subcon­ Section H 3 (f) should also include the vol­ struction Finance Corporation (see Public tracts thereunder, in addition to other in­ ume of receipts and accruals under such con­ Law 109, 79th Congress, approved June 30, formation required. tracts with the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ 1945, and §§ 1601.122-5, 1601.122-13, 1601.332- This note is applicable to the “Standard poration. The reference to specific clauses 11, 1608.809-1 and 1608.809-2). The Recon­ Form of Contractor’s Report” and instruc­ does not limit the general applicability of struction Finance Corporation thereupon tions for preparation thereof. Specific ref­ th is Note. obtained all the powers, functions, duties erence is made to Article II A and II B of and authority vested in such subsidiary cor­ SUBPART C— FORMS RELATING TO TAX CREDIT the “Standard Form of Contractor’s Report” porations under the Renegotiation Act, both and to instructions numbered 3 and 12 of the AND RENEGOTIATION REBATE as to cdntracts previously entered into by “Instructions for Preparation of Standard those subsidiaries and as to contracts which 1. The heading of Subpart C is amended Form of Contractor’s Report.” The refer­ the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, on to read as set forth above. ence to specific clauses does not limit the and after July 1,1945, might enter into under 2. Sections 1607.736 to 1607.736-3, in­ general applicability of this Note. the authority transferred by Public Law 109, clusive, are added as follows: [RR 701.2] and as to subcontracts thereunder. By reason of such Public Law 109, the § 1607.736 Forms relating to renego­ ***** term “Department” as used in the Renego­ tiation rebate. [RR 736] § 1607.701-4 Instructions for prepa­ tiation Act also means Reconstruction § 1607.736-1 Forms for claim of net ration of Standard Form of Contractor’s Finance Corporation as successor to Defense renegotiation rebate. Report (For construction contractors, Plant Corporation, Metals Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Corporation and Rubber Budget Bureau No. 49-R267 architects and engineers). Reserve Company. Approval Expires—- * * * * * Answers supplied should take into account 31 December 1946' ' receipts and accruals under such contracts War Contracts Price Adjustment Board Note on renegotiation powers of Recon­ with the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ struction Finance Corporation. Effective Room 3D 573—The Pentagon tion, on and after July 1, 1945, and subcon­ Washington 25, D. C. July 1, 1945, Defense Plant Corporation, Met­ tracts thereunder, in addition to other in­ als Reserve Company, Defense Supplies Cor­ formation required. In accordance with (Agreement N o.____) poration and Rubber Reserve Company were This note is applicable to the “Standard (or Order) dated ______executed on behalf dissolved and their functions, powers, duties Form of Contractor’s Report (For Agents, of the United States by th e ______arid authority transferred to R econstruction Brokers and Sales Engineers) ” and instruc­ ------and determin- Finance Corporation (see Public Law 109, tions for preparation thereof. Specific ref­ (Title of Executing Official) 79th Congress, approved June 30, 1945, and erence is made to Article II A and II B of the ing excessive profits pursuant to the Rene­ §§ 1601.122-5, 1601.122-13, 1603.332-11, 1608.- “Standard Form of Contractor’s Report (For gotiation Act, the undersigned has eliminated 809-1 and 1608.809-2). The Reconstruction Agents, Brokers and Sales Engineers)” and $______of excessive profits for its fiscal years Finance Corporation thereupon obtained all to instruction numbered 2 of the “Instruc­ e n d e d ______the powers, functions, duties and authority tions for Preparation of Standard Form of Upon a recomputation of the amortization vested in such subsidiary corporations under Contractor’s Report (For Agents, Brokers and deduction pursuant to section 124 (d) of the the Renegotiation Act, hoth as to contracts Sales Engineers).” The reference to specific Internal Revenue Code in connection with previously entered into by those subsidiaries clauses does not limit the general applicabil­ the determination of the Federal taxes of the and as to contracts which the Reconstruction ity of this Note, undersigned for said fiscal year there was an Finance Corporation, on and after July 1, increase of $ ------in the total amount of 1945, m ight enter in to under th e authority [RR 701.6] the amortization deduction for said fiscal transferred by Public Law 109, and as to * * * * * year. i subcontracts thereunder. § 1607.722 Contractor’s information The undersigned therefore claims a net By reason of such Public Law 109, the term and work sheet for renegotiation. renegotiation rebate for said fiscal year in "Department” as used in the Renegotiation accordance with subsection (a) (4) (D) of Act also means Reconstruction Finance Cor­ ***** the Renegotiation Act, and the regulations poration as successor to Defense Plant Cor­ I nstructions fo r P repa r a tio n o f E x h ib it s promulgated thereunder by the War Con­ poration, Metals Reserve Company, Defense tracts Price Adjustment Board and in sup­ Supplies Corporation and Rubber Reserve EXHIBIT 1A port of such claim submits herewith the fol­ Company. • • • f • lowing documents: No. 217------4 13644 FEDËÏtAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 2945

(1) Statement by the office of the Com­ Certification1 tution Avenue, NW., Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 7400, Ext. 5169. missioner of Internal Revenue of Recompu­ I hereby certify that the facts herein set tation under section 124 (d) of the Internal Mr. John R. Pauli, (Maritime Commis­ forth above or appended are true and correct sion), Room 512, Electrical Workers Build­ Revenue Cede; to the best of my knowledge, information, ing, 1200 15th Street, NW., Washington 5, (2) Schedule A in the form set forth in and belief and that in my opinion the claim D. C. Tel. Executive 3340, Ext. 608. § 1607.736-2 of the Renegotiation Regula­ hereinabove made is meritorious. Captain H. C. Maull, Jr. (Treasury Depart­ tions. ment), 5304 Procurement Building, 7th and Signature of Person Executing Claim D Streets, SW., W ashington 25 D.C., Tel. (Name of Contractor) District 5700, Ext. 2105. Date Mr. Charles T. Fisher, Jr., (Reconstruction By ------Title of Authorized Official Finance Corporation), Room 1167, Lafayette [RR 736.1] Building, 811 Vermont Avenue, NW., Wash­ ington 25, D. C. Tel. Executive 3111, Ext. § 1607.736-2 Schedule to be attached to claim for net renegotiation rebate. 8. Budget Bureau No. 49-R267 Mr. Carman G. Blough (War Production Approval expires 31 Dec. 1946. Board). Department 1400, 4th and Inde­ Schedule A pendence Avenue SW., Washington 25, D. C. (to be attached to claim for net renegotiation rebate) Tel. Republic 7500, Ext. 71783. Name of claimants...... - ...... Fiscal year for which claim [RR 791.2] Address...... —— ...... is made (ended)— ...... § 1607.791-3 Office of General Coun­ sel. Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 3 Col. 4 Col. 5 Col. 6 Col. 7 War Contracts Price Adjustment Board. Attention: Lt. Col. W. W. Watts, General Date Original Addt’l amortiza­ Amt. of addition­ Counsel, Room 3B 486, The Pentagon, Wash­ Nos. of certs, of Nos. of certs, of Date amortization tion deduction al amortization ington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. necessity (by nonnecessity (re­ amortiza­ amortiza­ deduction at­ tion termi­ deduction (per under sec. 124- 72191. components) lated to Col. 1) tion began nated tax return) id) of IRC tributable to reneg. business [RR 791.3] § 1607.791^4 Assignment Office. Assignments and Statistics Branch. Re­ negotiation Division, Room 3B 537, The Pen­ tagon, Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. 73678. [RR 791.4] § 1607.791-5 Pentagon Office. Room 3B 547, The Pentagon, Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. 73636. [RR 791.5] § 1607.792 Departmental Price Adjust­ ment Boards. War Department Price Adjustment Board. Attention: Lt. Col. W. H. Coulson, Executive Officer, Room 3B 458, The Pentagon, Wash­ Total additional amortization attributable to renegotiable business...... $. in gton 25, D. C. Tel. R epublic 6700, Ext. 5672. Excess profits eliminated for fiscal year for which this claim is made...... $. Navy Price Adjustment Board. Attention: Gross renegotiation rebate claimed (lesser of the above amounts)...... $. Commander E. D. McDougal, Jr., Chairman [RR 736.2] (Navy Department), Room 3326, Main Navy Building, 18th and Constitution Avenue NW., 2. A headnote is added to paragraph W ashington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 7400, § 1607.736-3 Letter from contractor to Ext. 5169. Office of Commissioner of Internal Reve­ (8) of § 1607.741-2, as follows: “Clause Services and Sales Renegotiation Section. nue. relating to accelerated amortization un­ Office of Procurement and Material, Navy De­ Commissioner of Internal Revenue der nonnecessity certificate.” ' partment, Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Repub­ lic 7400, Ext. 61468. Internal Revenue Building SUBPART I— ADDRESSES Washington, D. C. Treasury Department Price Adjustment Board. A ttention: Captain H. C. Maull, Jr., Subject: Renegotiation Rebate 1. Sections 1607.791 to 1607.792, in­ clusive, are amended to read as follows: Chairman, 5304 Procurement Building, 7th Dear Sir: and D Streets SW., Washington 25, D. C. The undersigned desires to submit its claim § 1607.791 War Contracts Price Ad­ Tel. District 5700 Ext. 2105. under subsection (a) (4) (D) of the Rene­ justment Board. [RR 791] Maritime Commission Price Adjustment gotiation Act for a net renegotiation rebate Board. Attention: Mr. John R. Pauli, Room with respect to excessive profits eliminated. § 1607.791-1 Principal office. 512, Electrical Workers Building, 1200 15th Your office, pursuant to section 124 (d) of Room 3334, Main Navy Building, 18th and Street NW., Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Ex­ the Internal Revenue Code, has recomputed Constitution Ave., Washington 25, D. C. ecutive 3340, Ext. 608. the amortization deduction for the taxable Tel. Republic 7400, Ext. 4786. War Shipping Administration Price Ad­ year e n d e d ______It is, therefore, re­ justment Board. Attention: Mr. James L. spectfully requested that the undersigned be [RR 791.1] Murphy, Chairman, 39 Broadway, New York furnished two (2) copies of a statement 6, New York. Tel. Whitehall 3-8000. showing such recomputation for the above § 1607.791-2 Members. Reconstruction Finance Corporation Price identified year in order that such claim may Maurice Hirsch, Colonel, Q.S.C., Chairman, Adjustment Board. Attention: Mr. Charles be filed. (War Department), Room 3B 466, The Penta­ T. Fisher, Jr., Chairman, Lafayette Building, gon, W ashington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic 811 Verm ont Avenue NW., W ashington 25, (Claim ant) 6700, Ext. 74427. D. C. Tel. Executive 3111, Ext. 8 or 48. Commander E. D. McDougal, Jr., U.S.N.R., [RR 736.3] Vice Chairman (Navy Department), Room [RR 792] SUBPART D— FORMS RELATING TO AGREE­ 3326, Main Navy Building, 18th and Consti- 2. In § 1607.793-1 the second, fifth and MENTS AND UNILATERAL DETERMINATIONS seventh addresses are amended to read 1 Section 35 (a) of the United States Crimi­ 1. The footnote to paragraph (5) of nal Code, ‘18 U. S. C., section 80, makes it a as follows: § 1607.741-2, footnote 1 to § 1607.746-3 criminal offense to make a wilfully false § 1607.793-1 Headquarters. and the footnotes to §§ 1607.747-2 and statement or representation to any depart­ ***** 1807.748-2 are all amended to read: ment or agency of the United States as to Price Adjustment Unit, TSBPS9A. Air 4,1 See §§ 1603.323 and 1605.502-5.” any matter within its jurisdiction. Technical Service Command, Army Air FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13645 Forces, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. Tel. 2. In § 1608.842-3 paragraph (b) is Kenmore 7111, Exts. 22135, 23292, 25225, sions of the Interstate Commerce Act, 2-7196, 3-6350. amended to read as follows: and every trustee, receiver, executor, ad­ # * * * • § 1608.842-3 Public utilities; trans­ ministrator, or assignee of any such car­ The Chief of Ordnance. Attention: Lt. portation. * * * rier, be, and they are hereby, required Co}. J. A. Rice, Price A djustm ent Branch, (b) Contracts and subcontracts with to comply with the “Uniform System of Room 3B 521, The Pentagon, Washington 25, common carriers to furnish inland or Accounts for Steam Railroads, Issue of D. C. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. 71588. coastal transportation by water, when 1943,” as hereby modified and amended; ♦ * He afe 4t made at published rates or charges, fixed, 2. That this order shall become effec­ The Chief Signal Officer. Attention : Major approved or subject to regulation as to tive January 1, 1946; and John R. Ramey, Price Adjustment Section, the reasonableness thereof by the Inter­ 3. That a copy of this order shall be Room 2C 289, The Pentagon, Washington 25, served upon every steam railroad sub­ D. C. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. 6462. state Commerce Commission or the Maritime Commission, or when made at ject to the act and upon every trustee, 3. Section 1607.794-1 is amended to rates or charges which the Department receiver, executor, administrator, or as­ read as follows: conducting the renegotiation in its dis­ signee of any such steam railroad, and cretion shall determine to be no higher that notice of this order be given to the § 1607.794-1 Navy Price Adjustment general public by depositing a copy Board. than such published rates or charges for transportation of a comparable char­ thereof in the office of the- Secretary of (a) Washington Division. Room 3326, acter. the Commission at Washington, D. C., Main Navy Building, 18th and Constitution and by filing it with the Director of the Avenue, Washington 25, D. C. Tel. Republic [F. R. Doc. 45-20168; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Division of the Federal Register. 7400, Ext. 5169. 9:41 a. m.] (b) New York Division. Room 310, 630 By the Commission, Division 1. Fifth Avenue, New York 20, New York. Tej. Columbus 5-3851. [ sea l] w . P . B artel, (c) Chicago Division. 12th Floor, 7 South TITLE 46—SHIPPING Secretary. Dsarborn Street, Chicago 3, Illinois. Tel. Andover 5740. [F. R. Doc. 45-20248; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; Chapter II—United States Maritime 11:35 a. m.] (d) San Francisco Division. 727 Financial Commission Center Building, 405 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 4, California. Tel. Exbrook 1161. [Rev. G. O. 21, Arndt. 2]

[RR 794.1] P art 203—A d m issio n T o P ractice B efore TITLE 50—WILDLIFE th e C o m m issio n 4. Section 1607.796-1 is amended to Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service read as follows: term and e x te n sio n of service m e n ’s § 1607.796-1 War Department Patent RIGHT TO PRACTICE P art 23—S outhwestern R egion N a­ Royalty Adjustment Offices. Revised General Order 21 (9 F.R. tional W ild life R efuges Patent Royalties Administrator. Office, Di­ 14609), as amended (10 F.R. 1336), is SALT PLAINS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, rector, Production and Purchases Division, further amended by revoking § 2Q2L3a OKLAHOMA; FISHING REGULATIONS Headquarters, Army Service Forces, Room Term of practice and § 203.13 Extension Under authority of § 12.3 of the gen­ 5D600, The Pentagon, W ashington 25, D. C. of service men’s right to practice. Tel. Republic 6700, Ext. 6029. eral regulations for the Administration Chairman, Royalty Adjustment Board, By order of the United States Mari­ of National Wildlife Refuges (5 F.R. Army Air Forces Matériel Command, Wright time Commission. 5284), as amended, the following is Field, Dayton, Ohio. Tel. Kenmore 7111, Ext. ordered: 25222. [ seal] A. J. W illiam s, Secretary. § 23.798 Salt Plains National Wildlife [RR 796.1] O ctober 23, 1945. Refuge, Oklahoma, is amended by delet­ ing from paragraph (b) the sentence [F. R. Doc. 45-20223; Filed, Nov. 2, 1946; P art —T ext of S tatutes, O rders, “Fishing under this regulation shall be 1608 10:53 a. m.] J o in t R egulations and D irectives by hook and line (including rod and reel) only, as defined by State law.” SUBPART A— STATUTES AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS Dated: October 26, 1945. 1. In § 1608.806, paragraph II (i) of TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND Rule 64 is amended to read as follows: A lbert M. D ay, RAILROADS § 1608.806 Tax Court rules. Acting Director. * * * * * Chapter I—Interstate Commerce [F. R. Doc. 45-20204; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; (i) A copy of the notice by the Board, and Commission 2:35 p. m.] a copy of the order of the Board, or of its delegates, as the case may be, determining P art 10—S team R oads: U nifo r m S y st e m the amount of excessive profits, which notice o f A ccounts and order form the basis for the initiation, Notices of the proceeding under section 403 (e) (1) UNIFORM SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS FOR STEAM of the Act, or a copy of the order by the RAILROADS, ISSUE OF 1943 . Secretary determining the amount of ex­ cessive profits, which order forms the basis At a session of the Interstate Com­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. merce Commission, Division 1, held at its for the initiation of. the proceeding under Office of the Secretary. section 403 (e) (2) of the Act, shall be ap­ office in Washington, D. C., on the 26th pended to the petition. If a statement has day of October A. D. 1945. [Order 2116] been furnished to the petitioner by the Board The matter of the “Uniform System or the Secretary setting forth the facts upon of Accounts for Steam Railroads, Issue C entral V a lley P roject- which the determination of excessive profits of 1943,” being under consideration by abolishment OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON was based and the reason for such determi­ nation, a copy of such .statement shall also the division, pursuant to the authority POLICY be appended to the petition. of section 20 of the Interstate Commerce Act, and the modifications which are O ctober 18,1945. SUBPART D— EXEMPTIONS attached hereto and made a part hereof1 The Advisory Committee on Policy in being found necessary for administra­ connection with the Central Valley 1. In § 1608.841 the following products tion of the provisions of Part I of the Project, created by Order No. 1758 of are added to the list in paragraph (a) i act; It is ordered: November 13, 1942, and revised by Order § 1608.841 Raw material exemptions 1. That all carriers by railroad (ex­ No. 1855 of August 17, 1943, is hereby * * * cept those independently operated as abolished. (a) * * * electric lines), herein referred to as H arold L. I ck es, Lithium carbonate steam railroads, subject to the provi- Secretary of the Interior. Lithium hydroxide [F. R. Doc. 45-20205; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Lithium chloride 1 Filed as part of the original document. 2:35 p. m.] 13646 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 [Administrative Order 976] [Order 2117] DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. A llocation of F u n d s for L oans C ommissioner of R eclamation Rural Electrification Administration. O ctober 19, 1945. [Administrative Order 973] DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY By virtue of the authority vested in me Pursuant to the provisions of the Act A llocation of F u n d s for L oans by the provisions of section 4 of the Ru­ of December 19, 1941 (55 Stat. 842), De­ O ctober 16,1945. ral Electrification Act of 1936, as partmental Order No. 2018, dated De­ By virtue of the authority vested in me amended, I hereby allocate, from the cember 22, 1944 (10 F.R. 259), is hereby by the provisions of section 4 of the Rural sums authorized by said act, funds for amended to include the following addi­ Electrification Act of 1936, as amended, loans for the projects and in the tional subsection under section 1 thereof: I hereby allocate, from the sums au­ amounts as set forth in the following schedule : (n) To authorize, approve and exe­ thorized by said act, funds for a loan for cute any contract for construction, re­ the project and in the amount as set Project designation: Amount forth in the following schedule: California 30A Butte______$110,000 pair, supplies, services and equipment, Colorado 16M Jefferson______150, 000 where the amount does not exceed Project designation: Amount Illinois 34G Jackson------80, 000 $50,000; and to authorize, approve and West Virginia 8D Hardy------$25,000 Indiana 99E Spencer------— 25, 000 Iowa 47G Franklin______375, 000 execute any change order pursuant to [Seal] W illiam J . N eal, the terms of any contract for construc­ Acting Administrator. Kansas 37B McPherson______\ 90, 000 tion, repair, supplies, services and equip­ Kentucky 21K Nelson______' 195,000 ment, where the amount does not exceed [F. R. Doc. 45-20230; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; M issouri 30R Lawrence..______132,000 11:08 a. m.] Ohio 55H Coshocton______55,000 $50,000. Pennsylvania 24F Bedford------30,000 "South Dakota 2 IB Brown______85, 000 This order is to be effective imme­ Vermont 7N Orleans______95, 000 diately. * [Administrative Order 974] • Wisconsin 60F Waushara------125, 000 H arold L. I ckes, Secretary of the Interior. A llocation of F u n d s for L oans ✓ [ seal] W illiam J . N eal, O ctober 16,1945. Acting Administrator. O ctober 18, 1945. By virtue of the authority vested in [F. R. Doc. 45-20233; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-20206; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; me by the provisions of section 4 of the 11:08 a. m.] 2:35 p. m.] Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as amended, I hereby allocate, from the sums authorized by said act, funds for loans for the projects and in the amounts [Administrative Order 977] [Order 2118] as set forth in the following schedule: A llocation of F u n d s for L oans Project designation: Amount C ommissioner of R eclamation Arkansas 24N Washington------$420. 000 O ctober 19, 1945. DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY Florida 28G Madison------40,000 By virtue of the authority vested in Iowa 80E Ringgold------300, 000 me by the provisions of section 4 of the O ctober 18, 1945. Iowa 81A U n ion ------675,000 Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as 1. Pursuant to the provisions of the Kansas 50A Labette------250, 000 Minneso+a 61G Freeborn------160,000 amended, I hereby allocate, from the Act of December 19, 1941 (55 Stat. 842), Missouri 28M Barton— ------— 235,000 sums authorized by said act, funds for it is hereby ordered as follows; Missouri 48G Newton------— 130, 000 loans for the projects and in the amounts That Departmental Order No. 2018, North Dakota 36B Mountrail------100, 000 as set forth in the following schedule: dated December 22, 1944 (10 F.R. 259), North Dakota 37B McLean------100,000 and entitled “Delegation of Authority for South Carolina 27K Marlboro------50,000 Project designation: Amount the Commissioner of Reclamation” be South Carolina 28G Williams­ Colorado 37C Douglas------$193,000 burg______. . . 155, 000 Iowa 69G Henry______250,000 and the same is hereby amended by the Iowa 70F Osceola______50,000 addition of a subsection as subsection Virginia 28M L ancaster.------50, 000 Wisconsin 29G Clark------86, 000 Ohio 30G Marion______1------75,000 1 (m) immediately following the present Wisconsin 31G Columbia------— 72, 000 Oklahoma 24H Lincoln______235,000 subsection 1 (1) to read as follows: Texas 70G Hamilton------240,000 [ seal] W illiam J . N eal, Texas 103H Polk______:------280, 000 (m) To approve, whenever the repay- Acting Administrator. menfcontract between the United States [ seal] W illiam J . N eal, and an irrigation district or other water [F. R. Doc. 45-20231; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; Acting Administrator. 11:08 a. m.] users’ organization provides for such [F. R. Doc. 45-20234; Filéd, Nov. 2, 1945; action on the part of the Secretary of the 11:08 a. m.] Interior, the selection and employment by the district of a project manager, [Administrative Order 975] irrigation superintendent, reservoir su­ A llocation of F u n d s for L oans perintendent, treasurer, or such other FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. officer designated in such contract; to • O ctober 16, 1945. issue formal notices requesting the ter­ By virtue of the authority vested in [Docket No. 5379] mination of the employment of unsatis­ me by the provisions of section 4 of the H. D. F in e C o. et al. factory employees in such positions; to Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as approve the form and amount of the amended, I hereby allocate, from the ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER AND FIX' treasurer’s bond where required by the sums authorized by said act, funds fçr ING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTI­ terms of such contract. Where any dis­ loans for the projects and in the amounts MONY trict or other water users’ organization is as set forth in the following schedule: At a regular session of the Federal aggrieved by the action taken, or the Project designation; Amount Trade Commission, held at its office in action proposed to. be taken, by the Georgia 35L W alton...... $50,000 the City of Washington, D. C., on the Bureau of Reclamation in the exercise of Iow a 82B M onroe______273,000 31st day of October, A. D. 1945. the foregoing authority, such district Louisiana 12N Franklin------100, 000 In the matter of Herbert D. Fine, indi­ may file an appeal therefrom with the Louisiana 20F Concordia------222,000 vidually and trading as H. D. Fine Com­ Secretary of the Interior. Minnesota 70F Hennepin------500, 000 pany, Plasti-Kote Company and Plastic Nebraska 4N Polk District Public. 95,000 Coating Company. This order shall be effective immedi­ Oklahoma 21H Washita------205, 000 This matter being at issue and ready ately. Oregon 22F Clackamas______- 38, 000 for the taking of testimony, and pur­ H arold L. I ck es, [ seal] W illiam J. N eal, suant to authority vested in the Federal Secretary of the Interior. Acting Administrator. Trade Commission, [F. R. Doc. 45-20207; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-20232; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; It is ordered, That Randolph Preston, 2:35 p. m.] 11:08 a. m.r a trial examiner of this Commission^ be FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13647 and he hereby is designated and ap­ pany, and upon the Association of Amer­ OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. pointed to take testimony and receive ican Railroads, Car Service Division, as evidence in this proceeding and to per­ agent of the railroads subscribing to the [RMPR 136, Order 524] form all other duties authorized by law; car service and per diem agreement un­ Ch rysler Corp. It is further ordered, That the taking der the terms of that agreement; and of testimony in this proceeding begin on that notice of this order be given to the APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Thursday, November 8, 1945, at ten general public by depositing a copy in Order No. 524 under Revised Maxi­ o’clock in the forenoon of that day (East­ the office of the Secretary of the Com­ mum Price Regulation 136. Machines, ern Standard Time), in Hearing Room, mission, at Washington, D. C., and by parts and industrial equipment. Chrys­ Federal Trade Commission Building, 6th filing it with the Director, Division of the ler Corporation. Doeket No. 6083-136.21- and Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, Federal Register. 483. D. C. - By the Commission, Division 3. For the reasons set forth in an opinion Upon completion of testimony for the issued simultaneously herewith and filed Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex­ [ seal] W. P. B artel, with the Division of the Federal Register, aminer is directed to proceed immedi­ Secretary. and pursuant to section 21 of Revised ately to take testimony and evidence on [F. R. Doc, 45-20246; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; Maximum Price Regulation 136, It is behalf of the respondent. The trial ex­ 11:35 a. m.] ordered: aminer will then close the case and make The maximum prices for sales of the his report upon the facts; conclusions of models of Ace and Crown Marine En­ facts; conclusions of law; and recom­ gines shown below by Chrysler Corpora­ mendation for appropriate action by the tion, Detroit, Michigan, shall be As Commission. [S. O. 365] follows: By the Commission. U nloading o f G rain D oors at E ast S t . Maximum net L o u is, I I I . ‘price opposite [ seal] O t is B. J o h n so n , M odel: and standard Secretary. At a session of the Interstate Com­ Ace, V Drive-M6: rotation [F. R. Doc. 45-20235; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; merce Commission, Division 3, held at 1.43- 1 Gear Reduction______$514.00 11:13 a. m.] its office in Washington, D. C., on the 2.05- 1 Gear Reduction_____ 514.00 1st day of November, A. D. 1945. Crown, V Drive-M7: It appearing, That cars PRR 122814 1.43- 1 Gear Reduction_____ 520.00 and RI 155954 containing grain doors 2.05- 1 Gear Reduction_; _ 520. 00 INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS­ at East St. Louis, 111., on the Illinois The maximum prices for sales of these SION. Central Railroad Company have been on products by resellers shall be determined [S. O. 364] hand for an unreasonable length of as follows: The reseller shall add to the time and that the delay in unloading maximum net price he had in effect to a U n lo ading o f C ork at P ort said cars is impeding their use; in the purchaser of the same class, just prior to R ic h m o n d , P a. opinion of the Commission an emer­ the issuance of this order, the amount, At a session of the Interstate Com­ gency exists requiring immediate action. in dollars-and-cents, by which his net merce Commission, Division 3, held at its It is ordered, that: invoiced cost has been increased due to office in Washington, D. C., on the 1st Grain doors at East St. Louis, III., be the adjustment granted the manufac­ day of November A. D. 1945. unloaded, (a) The Illinois Central Rail­ turer by this Order. It appearing, That 11 cars containing road Company, its agents or employees Chrysler Corporation shall notify each cork at Port Richmond, Pa., on the Read­ shall unload forthwith PRR 122814 and person who buys these products for re­ ing Company, have been on hand for RI 155954 containing grain doors on sale of the dollars and-cents amounts an unreasonable length of time and that hand at East St. Louis, 111., consigned to by which this ordei- permits the reseller the delay in unloading said cars is im­ the Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad, to increase his maximum net prices. A peding their use; in the opinion of the Peoria, 111. copy of each such notice shall be filed Commission an emergency exists requir­ (b) Said carrier shall notify the Di= with the Machinery Branch, Office of ing immediate action. It is ordered, rector of the Bureau of Service, Inter­ Price Administration, Washington 25, that: ~ state Commerce Commission, Washing­ D. C. ton, D. C., when such carload has been All requests not granted herein are Cork at Port Richmond, Pa., he un­ completely unloaded in compliance with denied. loaded. (a) The Reading Company, its the requirements of paragraph (a). This order may be revoked or amended agents or employees, shall unload forth­ Upon the unloading and receipt of such by the Price Administrator at any time. with the following cars containing cork notice this order shall expire. (40 Stat. This order shall become effective No­ on hand at Port Richmond, Pa., ex. S. S. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. Alexander Silva for account Atlantic 901, 911; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)-(17), 15 (2)) vember 2, 1945. Freighting Corporation, New York, N. Y.: It is further ordered, that this order Issued this 1st day of November 1945. NYC 134194 WM 28229 shall become effective immediately, and C hester B o w l e s, B&M 73191 MILW 709658 that a copy of this order and direction Administrator. WM 28227 PM 24228 shall be served upon the Illinois Central [F. R. Doc. 45-20181; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; B&O 385103 SAL 17110 Railroad Company, and upon the Asso­ 11:43 a. m.] L&A 36177 SOU 306180 ciation of American Railroads, Car M&STL 22026 Service Division, as agent of the rail­ (b) Said carrier shall notify the Di­ roads subscribing to the car service and per diem agreement under the terms of rector of the Bureau of Service, Inter­ that agreement; and that notice of this [MPR 188, Order 4632] state Commerce Commission, Washing­ order be given to the general public by E m pire N ovelty C o. ton, D. c., when such carloads have been depositing a copy in the office of the approval of m a xim u m prices completely unloaded in compliance with Secretary of the Commission, at Wash­ the requirements of paragraph (a). ington, D. C., and by filing it with For the reasons set forth in an opinion Upon receipt of such notice this order the Director, Division of the Federal issued simultaneously herewith and filed shall expire. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Register. with the Division of the Federal Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum Stat. 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901, 911; 49 By the Commission, Division 3. U.S.C. 1 (10)-(17), 15 (2)) Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: (a) This order establishes maximum It is further ordered, that this order [seal] W. P. B artel, Secretary. prices for sales and deliveries of certain shall become effective immediately, and articles manufactured by Empire Novelty that a copy of this order and direction [F. R. Doc. 45-20247; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; Company, 216 Institute Place, Chicago, shall be served upon the Reading Com­ 11:35 a. m.] 111. 13648 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 (1) For all sales and deliveries to the be established under the provisions of with the Division of the Federal Register, following classes of purchasers by the section 4.5 of SR 14J. arid pursuant to Supplementary Order sellers indicated below, the maximum (e) This order may be revoked or No. 133, it is ordered:' prices are those set forth below: amended by the Price Administrator at (a) Maximum prices for sales of foot­ any time. wear by Pied Piper Shoe Company. The (f) This order shall become effective maximum prices at which the Pied Piper For sales by For on the 2d day of November 1945. Shoe Company, Wausau, Wisconsin, may the manu­ sales Mod­ facturer to—>' by any sell and deliver to retailers the shoes Article el Issued this 1st day of November 1945. which it manufacturers and which are No. to con­ Job­ Retail­ sumers C hester B o w l e s, described in its application dated May bers ers Administrator. 29, 1945, shall be the maximum prices therefor previously established under Six-way bronze plated, [F. R. Doc. 45-20182; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; high-lighted, floor 11:43 a. m.] the General Maximum Price Regulation lamp equipped with and in effect immediately prior to the diffusing bowl, cast issuance of this order plus an amount candle arms and 5” onyx insert, without equal to 2.6 per cent of such maximum shade______68 $11.69 $13. 75 $24.75 [RMPR 208, Amdt. 2 to Order 40] prices. Three-light bronze plat­ ed, high lighted club B lue B ell, I n c . The adjusted maximum prices estab­ floor lamp equipped lished by this order are subject to the with diffusing bowl, DETERMINATION OP MAXIMUM PRICES and 5" onyx insert, customary terms, discounts, allowances without shade______52 11.05 13.00 23.40 For the reasons set forth in an opinion and other price differentials in effect Student bridge lamp, issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ bronze plated high during March 1942 on sales to each class lighted and equipped suant to section 5.9 (b) of Revised Maxi­ of purchaser. with diffusing bowl, mum Price Regulation 208, It is ordered, (b) Maximum prices for retail sales 5" onyx insert, with­ out shade______56 9.78 11.50 20.70 That Order No. 40 be, and it hereby is, subject to the General Maximum Price Torchiere, bronze plat­ amended by adding new paragraphs (f), Regulation. The maximum price for a ed, high lighted, equip­ ped with 5" onyx and (g) and (h) to read as follows: sale or delivery at retail under the Gen­ glass reflector...... - 51 12.75 15.00 27.00 (f) The maximum price for any gar­ eral Maximum Price Regulation of any ment which is the same, except for a shoe covered by this order shall be the These maximum prices are for the replacement of body material, as a gar­ retailer’s maximum price previously articles described in the manufacturer’s ment for which an adjusted maximum established under the General Maxi­ application dated September 19, 1945. price is established in paragraph (a) mum Price Regulation increased by 2.6 (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the may be determined as follows: per cent. A retailer who has not pre­ maximum prices apply to all sales and (1) Take the adjusted maximum price viously established a maximum price deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ under paragraph (a) for the garment therefor under the General Maximum tion No. 188 became applicable to those which is the same as the garment being Price Regulation may increase his maxi­ sales and deliveries. For sales to persons priced except for the replacement; mum price otherwise determined under other than consumers they are f. o. b. (2) Add (or subtract if the material § 1499.2 of the General Maximum Price factory, 1% 10 days, net 30. The maxi­ cost of the garment being priced is Regulation by an amount equal to 2.6 mum price to consumers is net, delivered. lower) the difference between the cost per cent of that price. (3) For sales by persons other than of body materials in the two garments (c) Notification. At the time of (or the manufacturer, the maximum prices (as defined in (g) below). prior to) the first delivery of each shoe apply to all sales and deliveries after the (g) As used in this order, the term covered by this order to a purchaser for effective date of this order. Those prices “cost of body material” means the maxi­ resale on and after the effective date of are subject to each Seller’s customary mum net price which Blue Bell, Inc. may this order at a price adjusted in accord­ terms and conditions of sale on sales of lawfully be charged for such material ance with the terms of this order, the similar articles. if purchased directly from the mill, or, seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ (4) If the manufacturer wishes to in the case of converted fabrics, pur­ ing of the applicable method established make sales and deliveries to any other chased directly from the converter, under by paragraph (b), above, for determin­ class of purchaser or on other terms and the price schedules and maximum price ing maximum prices for resale of the conditions of sale, he must apply to the regulations of the Office of Price Admin­ footwear. This notice may be given in Office of Price Administration,-Washing­ istration in effect on June 1, 1945. In no any convenient form. ton, D. C., under the fourth Pricing case shall such maximum net price in­ (d) Statement to be submitted to the Method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price clude any markup permitted by such Office of Price Administration. The Regulation 188, for the establishment of schedules or regulations to a jobber of manufacturer shall file a report with the maximum prices for those sales, and no the fabric. Office of Price Administration, Washing­ sales or deliveries may be made until (h) Before any garment priced under ton 25, D. C., as required by section 5 maximum prices have been authorized by paragraph (f) above is offered for sale, of Supplementary Order No. 133. the Office of Price Administration. Blue Bell, Inc. shall file a report with the (e) All requests not specifically (b) The manufacturer shall attach a Office of Price Administration, Washing­ granted by this order are hereby denied. tag or label to every article for which a ton 25, D. C. (Men’s Clothing Section) (f) This order may be amended, modi­ maximum price fçr sales to consumers is showing the calculation of the adjusted fied, revised or revoked by the Admin­ established by this order. That tag or maximum price for the garment as set istrator at any time. label shall contain.the following state­ forth in paragraph (f) above. This order shall become effective ment, with the proper model number and This. amendment shall become effec­ November 2, 1945. the ceiling price inserted in the blank tive November 2,1945. spaces: Issued this 1st day of November 1945. Model N o .______Issued this 1st day of November 1945. Chester B o w l e s, OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$______C hester B o w l e s, Administrator. Do Not Detach Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-20186; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first, [F. R. Doc. 45-20183; Filed, Nov. i, 1945; 11:44 a. m.] invoice to each purchaser for resale, the 11:44 a. m.] manufacturer shall notify the purchaser [MPR 580, Order 238] [SO 133, Order 6] in writing of the maximum prices and S im o n M attress M fg. C o. conditions established by this order for P ied P iper S hoe C o. sales by the purchaser. This notice may ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES be given in any convenient form. • ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES MPR 580, Order 238. Establishing (d) Jobbers’ maximum prices for sales For the reasons set forth in an opinion ceiling prices at retail for certain articles. of the articles covered by this order shall issued simultaneously herewith and filed Docket No. 6063-580-13-18. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13649

For the reasons set forth in an opinion [MPR 591, Order 94] [M!PR 120, 2d Rev. Order 1432] issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ suant to section 13 of Maximum Price O ly m pia n S tone C o. C u t s h in C oal C o. et al. Regulation No. 580; It is ordered: AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES a d ju stm en t of m a x im u m prices (a) The following ceiling prices are For the reasons set forth in an opinion For the reasons set forth in an opin­ established for sales by any seller at re­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed ion issued simultaneously herewith and tail of the following articles manufac­ with the Division of the Federal Register, in accordance with § 1340.207 (a) of tured by Simon Mattress Manufacturing and pursuant'to section 9 of Maximum Maximum Price Regulation No. 120; It Co., 1777 Yosemite Avenue, San Fran­ Price Regulation No. 591, It is ordered: is ordered: cisco, Calif., having the brand name (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. Revised Order No. 1432 under Maxi­ “Serta”, and described in the manufac­ point of manufacture, for sales by any mum Price Regulation No. 120 is re­ turer’s application dated April 3,1945: person to plumbing and heating whole­ vised and amended to read as follows: salers of the following commodities (a) Bituminous coal produced at the Ceiling manufactured by the Olympian Stone non-rail connected mines hereinafter price Company and described in its application described in sub-paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article Style No. at re­ which is on file with the Office of Price this paragraph (a), all of which are lo­ retail Administration, shall be: cated in District No. 8, when trucked from the mine to a rail siding for rail $9.95 Model #2 CGS—Two compartment 34.75 “Stone-Maid” grey finish laundry shipment may be sold at the maximum 34.75 tray with shelf______0 .______$11.88 prices established for the respective Mattress...... Smooth Best______29.75 Model #2CGWS—Two compartment 29.75 mines by § 1340.219 (b) (1) of Maximum “Stone-Maid” grey inside, white Price Regulation No. 120 for rail or river outside finish laundry tray with shipment plus the sum of 40 cents per s h e lf ______12. 60 (b) The retail ceiling price of an ar­ Model #2 CWS—Two compartment net ton. ticle stated in paragraph (a) shall ap­ . “Stone-Maid” white inside, white (1) All non-rail connected mines lo­ ply to any other article of the same type, outside finish laundry tray with cated in Pike and Letcher Counties, Ken­ having the same selling price to the sh elf______14. 76 tucky. (2) The mines of the following named retailer, the same brand or company (b) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. companies identified by the mine index name and first sold by the manufac­ point of shipment for sales by‘any per­ numbers set opposite the respective turer after the effective date of this son to plumbing and heating contractors, names: order. commercial and industrial users and in­ stallers of the following commodities Name Index Nos. (c) The retail ceiling prices contained Cutshin Coal Co______7037 in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of manufactured by the Olympian Stone Evans Elkhorn Coal Co______98,100, 5754 Company of Seattle, Washington, shall Farwest Coal Co______4199 ‘'the ceiling prices /which have been or be: would otherwise be established under Hager Hill Mining Co., Inc_ 5629 this or any other regulation. Model #2 CGS—Two compartment Higrade Coal Co______4154 “Stone-Maid” grey finish laundry Nancy Elkhorn Coal Co______635, 637, 758, (d) On and after December 1, 1945, tray with shelf______$14. 85 913, 5974, 5987, Simon Mattress Manufacturing Co. Model #2 CGWS—Two compartment 7141, 7176, 7177 must mark each article listed in para­ “Stone-Maid” grey inside, white Turner Elkhorn Mining Co_ 7416, 7417, 7430 outside finish laundry tray with Ball Creek Coal Co______7008 graph (a) with the retail ceiling price sh elf______15. 75 Big Block Coal Co______7205 under this order, or attach to the article Model # 2 CWS— Two com partm ent Chavies Coal Co______102 a label, tag or ticket stating the retail “Stone-Maid” white inside, white Bonanza Coal Co______1371 ceiling price. This mark or statement outside finish laundry tray with Blondell Coal Co______7018 sh elf______18. 45 City Fuel Co______5562 must be in the following form: Paul Johnson Coal Co______1 7016 (Sec. 13, MPR 580) (c) The maximum net prices estab­ Buchanan Coal Co____.______7289 OPA Price—$_2___ lished by this order shall be subject to Cornett Hill Coal Co______681 discounts and allowances including John Engle Coal Co______5943 On and after January 1, 1940, no re­ transportation allowances and the rendi­ Johnson Supply Co______7003 tion of services which are at least as P. H. Elkhorn Coal Co______5777 tailer may offer or sell the article unless Estill Elkhorn Coal Co______7371 it is marked or tagged in the form stated favorable as those which each seller ex­ Reid Branch Coal Co______7173 above. Prior to January 1, 1946, unless tended or rendered or would have ex­ Abner Fork Mining Co______7024 the article is marked or tagged inVhis tended or rendered to purchasers of the Josephine Elkhorn Coal Co_632 form, the retailer shall com^y with the same class on comparable sales of similar City Elkhorn Coal Co______7319 commodities during March 1942. City Elkhorn Coal Co. (B. F. 1100 marking, tagging and posting provisions (d) The maximum prices for sales on F rien d ). of the applicable regulation. an installed basis of the commodities M. H. Conley Coal Co______2557 (e) On or before the first delivery to Chester C. Cornett______7490 covered by this order shall be determined Pearl Farler______7047 any purchaser for resale of each article in accordance with the provisions of Re­ Turner & Combs______1367 listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251. Wyatt Coal Co______7502 send the purchaser a copy of this order. (e) The Olympian Stone Company Pike-Elkhorn Coal Co______7038 (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ shall notify in writing each of its pur­ Kentucky Blue Grass Mining 7477 chasers of the maximum prices estab­ Co. quires, the provisions of the applicable Clark & Craven______7291 regulation shall apply to sales for which lished by this order for sales by the Olympian Stone Company, as well as the Mullins Elkhorn Coal Co____ 7401 retail ceiling prices are established by maximum prices established for pur­ Slone Elkhorn Coal Co______7054 this order. chasers upon resale. (b) Bituminous coal produced at the (g) This order may be revoked or (f) This order may.be amended or re­ non-rail connected mines of the follow­ amended by^the Price Administrator at voked by the Price Administrator at any ing named companies identified by mine any time. time. index numbersjset opposite their respec­ This order shall become effective No­ This order shall become effective No­ tive names, ali of which are located in vember 2, 1945. vember 2, 1945. District No. 8, when trucked from a mine Issued this 1st day of November 1945. Issued this 1st day of November 1945, to a rail siding for rail shipment may be sold at the maximum prices estab­ Chester B o w les, Chester B o w l e s, lished for the respective mines by § 1340.- Administrator. Administrator. 219 (b) (1) of Maximum Price Regula­ [P. R. Doc. 45-20184; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-20185; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; tion No. 120 for rail or river shipment 11:44 a. m.] 11:44 a. m.] plus the sum of 65 cents per net ton. 13650 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

Name Index Nos. permanent, but the maximum prices (iv) A charge to include the federal Cutshin Coal Co------3647 established hereby may be changed by tax on tires and tubes and other federal Smith Coal Co------5427, 5631 order or amendment. excise taxes, and state and local taxes Wooten Coal Co------— 7281 (e) The applicants shall include state­ on the truck being sold, computed in Viper Coal Co______7255 ments on all their respective invoices in accordance with the method the seller Bader Coal Co------5130 connection with the sale of coal for rail had in effect on March 31, 1942. (c) The adjustment in maximum shipment priced under this order that (b) A reseller of Mack motor trucks prices granted to mines in Pike County the price charged includes an adjust­ may sell, delivered at place of business, by paragraph (a) (1) of this order shall ment granted by Order No.------under the Mack motor truck containing the expire on November 30, 1945. Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 of chassis described in subparagraph (1) (d) Except as specifically provided in the Office of Price Administration. below at a price not to exceed the total this order the provisions of Maximum (f) All prayers of the applicants not of the list price in that subparagraph Price Regulation No. 120 governing the granted herein are hereby deniec. and the applicable charges in subpara­ sale of bituminous coal shall remain in (g) Except as specifically provided in graph (2) below, subject to the discounts effect. this order, the provisions of Maximum in effect on March 31, 1942 to the appli­ (e) All invoices in connection with the Price Regulation No. 120 governing the cable class of purchaser. sale of bituminous coal priced under this sale of bituminous coal shall remain in (1) List price. order shall state that the price charged effect. was established by Second Revised Order (h) This order may be revoked or Wheelbase List price No. 1432 under Maximum Price Regula­ amended by the f’rice Administrator at Model (inches) f. o. b. tion No. 120 of the Office of Price Admin­ any time. factory istration. (f) This Second Revised Order may be This order shall become effective No­ 132)4 $1,495 amended or revoked by the Price Admin­ vember 2, 1945. istrator at any time. Issued this 1st day of November 1945. (2) Charges, (i) A charge for extra, special and optional equipment not to This Second Revised Order No. 1432 C h ester B o w les, under Maximum Price Regulation No. Administrator. exceed the charge the reseller had in 120 shall become effective November 1, effect on March 31, 1942, for such equip­ [F. R. Dqp. 45-20214; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; ment; 1945. 4:16 p. m.] (ii) A charge for transportation which Issued this 1st day of November 1945. shall not exceed the charge Mack Manu­ facturing Corporation would make for C hester B o w l e s, Administrator. the transportation of the truck from the [RMPR 136, Order 527] factory to the place of business of the [F. R. Doc. 45-20213; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; reseller. 4:17 p. m.] M ack M anufacturing C orp. (iii) A charge to cover federal, state AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES and local taxes on the purchase, sale or delivery of the truck, computed in ac­ Order No. 527 under Revised Maximum [MPR 120, Order 1508] cordance with the method the reseller Price Regulation 136. Machines, Parts had in effect on March 31, 1942; J o seph and F rank S arnosky et al. and Industrial Equipment. Mack Man­ (iv) A charge for handling and de­ ufacturing Corporation. Docket No. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AND livery equal to the charge the reseller had 6083-136.21-520. in effect on March 31, 1942; PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS For the reasons set forth in an opinion (v) The dollar amount of all other For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed charges the reseller had in effect on issued simultaneously herewith and in with the Division of the Federal Regis­ March 31, 1942, to the applicable class accordance with §§ 1340.207 (a) and ter, and pursuant to section 21 of Re­ of purchaser. 1340.210 (a) (6) of Maximum Price Reg­ vised Maximum Price Regulation 136; (c) A reseller of Mack motor trucks ulation No. 120, It is ordered: It is ordered: that cannot establish a price under para­ (a) The following mines in Subdistrict (a) The Mack Manufacturing Corpo­ graph (b) because it was not in busi­ No. 15 of District No. 1 are hereby as­ ration, Empire State Building, New York, ness on March 31, 1942, shall determine signed the mine index numbers appear­ New York, is authorized to sell to national its maximum price by adding to the list ing after their respective names: accounts, resellers and purchasers at re­ price in subparagraph (1) of paragraph Name of producer and Mine tail the Mack motor truck containing (b) the following applicable charges: mine name Index No. the chassis described in subparagraph (1) Charges, (i) The original equip­ Joseph and Frank Sarnosky, Sarnosky (1) at a price not to exceed the list price ment retail charge that Mack Manufac­ No. 1______5542 in that subparagraph, adjusted as pro­ turing Corporation suggested on March Barger and Hill Coal Co., Barger & Hill— 5545 vided in that subparagraph, plus the ap­ 31, 1942, be made by resellers for the Howard J. Wissinger, Wissinger------5546 plicable allowances in subparagraph (2). extra, special or optional equipment at­ F. C. Burns, B eatty______5541 (1) List price, subject to seller’s dis­ Murray Barkley, Barkley__ C------5543 tached to the truck as original equip­ count in effect on March 31, 1942, to the ment; (b) Coals produced at the mines listed applicable class of purchaser: (ii) A charge for transportation which in Paragraph (a) of this order may be shall not exceed the charge Mack Manu­ purchased and sold for the indicated uses Wheelbase List price facturing Corporation would make for and movements at per net ton maximum Model (inches) f. o. b. the transportation of the truck from the prices not to exceed the following: factory factory to the place of business of the $1,495 Size group Nos. (iii) A charge equal to the charge made by the Mack Manufacturing Cor­ 1 2 3 4 5 (2) Charges, (i) A charge for extra, poration, in accordance with the method special and optional equipment not to that manufacturer had in effect on Price classifications...... FFFFF exceed the charge in effect on March 31, March 31, 1942, to cover the federal tax All methods of transporta­ 1942, for such equipment; on tires and tubes and other federal tion (except trucks or (ii) A charge to cover handling and wagon) and for all uses__ $3.86 $3.80 $3.80 $3.80 $3.80 excise taxes; Truck or wagon shipments. 3.88 3.63 3.63 3.53 3.43 delivery expense computed in accordance (iv) A charge equal to the resellers with the method the seller had in effect expense for payment of state and local (c) The maximum prices established on March 31, 1942; taxes on the purchase, sale or delivery of hereby are f. o. b. the mine or prepara­ (iii) A charge to cover freight expense, the truck; tion plant for truck or wagon shipments. based on current freight rates and com­ (v) A charge equal to the reseller’s ac­ (d) The price classifications and the puted in accordance with the method the tual expense for handling and delivery mine index numbers assigned herein are seller had in effect on March 31,1942; of the • truck. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13651

(d) A reseller of Mack motor trucks (2) If a purchaser for resale has not No. 2000 Series All Fiber Tailor Made Seat in any of the territories or possessions of established his maximum prices for such Covers the United States is authorized to sell articles under the General Maximum Adjustm ent the truck described in paragraph (b) at Price Regulation, he shall proceed to do charge1 Article percent a price not to exceed the maximum price so, and may increase the maximum Group 1______14.8 established in paragraph (b) or (c), prices established under § 1499.2 of that Group 2______H g whichever is applicable, to which it may regulation by the percentage increase Group 3------12. 8 add a sum equal to the expense incurred charged by his supplier as permitted by Group 5______i i . e by or charged to it, for payment of terri­ this order, but not by more than 29.32 Group 6 ______i i . 3 torial and insular taxes on the purchase, percent. Group 8 ------19^6 sale or introduction of the truck; export However, if the applicable pricing pro­ Group 9------is . o Group 10______...______8 .7 premiums; boxing and crating for export vision of the General Maximum Price Group 11______q 9 purposes; marine and war risk insur­ Regulation is § 1499.3 (a) which requires ance; and landing, wharfage and termi­ his maximum prices to be determined on No. 1000 Series Cloth and Fiber Tailor Made nal operations. his bases of cost the reseller shall use Seat Covers (e) All requests not granted herein the actual invoice price to him as his Group 1------_------3 2 .3 are denied. cost, and the price so computed shall not Group 2______oo q (f) This Order may be amended or be increased in any amount. c r o u p 3— ...... :::::::::::::::::: III revoked by the Administrator at any Ceiling prices which will be estab­ Group 4------22.5 time. Group 5------•______23.0 lished under § 1499.3 (c) of that regu­ Group. 6 ------23.0 Note: Where the manufacturer has an'es­ lation, if that is the applicable pricing Group 7------25.6 tablished price in accordance with section 8 provision, will be based upon the sup­ Group 8 —------3 1 . 4 of Revised M axim um Price R egulation 136, plier’s prices as adjusted in accordance Group 9------3 0 . 9 which is different than a price permitted with this order. Group 10______2 2 . 7 under paragraph (a) because of substantial (c) Terms of sale. Maximum prices Group I I ______” I I I ” 2 7 ! 5 changes in design, specifications or equip­ adjusted are subject to each seller’s cus­ Group 1 2 ______~___: : : : : 27^ 9 ment of the truck, the reseller may add to its price under paragraph (b), (c) or (d) any tomary terms, discounts, allowances and No. 900 Series Universal Cloth and Fiber Seat increase in price to it over the price it would other price differentials on sales to each Covers otherwise pay under paragraph (a), plus its class of purchaser. Group 1___------24.0 customary markup on such a cost increase, (d) Notification. At the time of, or Group 2______4 >7L 8 but in the case of a decrease in the price prior to, the first invoice to a purchaser Group 3------ZHIIZ_ZZI 23. 6 under paragraph (a) the reseller must reduce for resale showing a price adjusted in Group 4------3 6 . o its price under paragraph (b), (c) or (d) by accordance with the terms of this order, Group 5...... 26.3 the amount of the decrease and its custom­ Group 6 ------20. 5 ary markup on such an amount. the seller shall notify such purchaser in writing of the methods established in Fiber and Cloth Universal Seat Covers for This order shall become effective No­ section (b) for determining adjusted Sales to Atlas Supply Company vember 1, 1945. maximum prices for resales of the ar­ ticles covered by this order and the per­ Group 1_------24. 0 Issued this 1st day of November 1945. centage by which he has increased his Group 2______3 4 . 6 Group 3—— ...... I 3 3 ! 8 C hester B o w l e s, prices as permitted by this order. This Group 4------3 9 .4 Administrator. notice may be given in any convenient Group 5------•______3 4 .8 form. [F. R. Doc. 45-20215; Filed, Nov. 1, 1915; Group 6 ------^------3 6 . 5 4:15 p. m.] (e) All requests for adjustment of Group 7------26.0 maximum prices not specifically granted Group 8 ;------3 3 . 0 by this order are hereby denied. Group 9______;______29. 2 (f) This order may be revoked or Fiber and Cloth Universal Seat Covers for amended by the Price Administrator at Sales to Pure Oil Co. . [MPR 188, Order 128 Under 2d Rev. Order any time. No. 202______2 4 . 0 A-3J (g) This order shall become effective No. 210F------3 5 .0 R ey no ld s Cabinet C o. on the 2d day of November 1945. No. 212F____------3 5 .0 No. 213F______3 5 . 0 ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Issued this'lst day of November 1945. No. 214F______3 3 . 8 Ch ester B o w les, For the reasons set forth in an opinion 5- and 6-Passenger Coupe, Coach and 2-Door Issued simultaneously herewith and filed Administrator. Sedan with the Division of the Federal Register, [F. R. Doc. 45-20219; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; No. 210______3 9 . 4 and pursuant to Second Revised Order 4:17 p. m.] No. 210F------35. 0 A-3 under § 1499.159d of Maximum Price No. 212______3 9 .4 Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: No. 212F______3 5 .0 (a) Reynolds Cabinet Company, of No. 213------39.4 Haskell, Oklahoma, may increase by no No. 213F______L_____*______3 1 . 9 more than 29.32 percent its existing [MPR 188, Order 1 Under Order 4418] No. 214______3 4 . 8 maximum prices to each class of pur­ No. 214F______3 3 . 8 C rawford M fg. Co ., I n c . No. 216______3 9 . 4 chaser for the 4 \ 5', 6', 7', 8', and 10 No. 216F______•______26. 0 foot step ladders of its manufacture. ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES No. 217------3 9 . 4 (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for For the reasons set forth in an opinion No. 217F______26. 0 resale. Purchasers for resale of such ar­ No. 218______3 9 . 4 issued simultaneously herewith, and No. 218F______26. 0 ticles which the manufacturer has sold filed with the Division of the Federal at adjusted maximum prices permitted Register; and pursuant to Order No. 4-Door Sedan by paragraph (a) above, shall determine 4418 under § 1499.159b of Maximum Price their adjusted maximum prices as No. 220______3 9 . 4 follows: Regulation No. 188, it is ordered: No. 220F______26. 0 (1) A purchaser for resale who has (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. No. 222______3 9 . 4 already established his maximum prices Crawford Manufacturing Company, Inc., No. 222F______26. 0 of Richmond, Virginia, may sell and No. 223______39.4 under the General Maximum Price Reg­ deliver the automobile seat covers listed No. 223F______26. 0 ulation for his resales of such an article below, which it manufactures, at prices No. 224______34. 8 prior to the issuance of this order, may No. 224F______26. 0 no higher than its maximum prices in No. 225______36. 5 Increase such maximum prices by the effect immediately prior to the issuance No. 225F______26.0 Percentage increase charged by his sup­ of this order, plus the appropriate one of plier as permitted by this order, but not 1 Unless a specific purchaser is named, the the following percentages of each such adjustment applies on sales to all classes of by more than 29.32 percent. maximum price: purchasers. No. 217— 5 13652 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

Specials (iii) An automobile seat cover shall be those sales and deliveries. For sales to Adjustm ent considered a “most comparable com­ persons other than consumers they are charges modity’’ within the meaning of (i) above, f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The Article (percent) if it meets the tests specified in § 1499.3 maximum price to consumers is net, de­ X Coupe, 2- 3 -passenger, front seat livered. only ______26.0 (a) of the General Maximum Price Regu­ Y 5 - 6 -passenger coupe, coach, or se­ lation, except that it need not be cur­ (3) For sales by persons other than dan—without arm rest ------33.0 rently offered for sale by the seller. the manufacturer, the maximum prices Z 5-6-passenger coupe, coach or se­ (c) Notification. At the time of, or apply to all sales and deliveries after dan—with arm rest ------29.2 prior to the first invoice to a purchaser the effective date of this order. Those F-2 Series Fiber and Cloth Universal Seat for resale, showing a price adjusted in prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ Covers for Sales to B. F. Goodrich Co. accordance with the terms of this order, tomary terms and conditions of sale on the seller shall notify the purchaser in sales of similar articles. F—21-13______25.7 (4) If the manufacturer wishes to F -2 1 -5 1 F ______—------30.6 writing of the method established in F -2 1 -5 2 F ______30.5 paragraph (b) of this order for deter­ make sales and deliveries to any other F -2 1 -5 6 F ______30.6 mining adjusted maximum prices for class of purchaser or on other terms and F -2 1 -5 7 F ______r ------22.6 resale of the articles covered by this conditions of sale, he must apply to the F -2 1-51______'------30.9 order. This notice may be given in any Office of Price Administration, Washing­ F -2 1-52______- 30.9 convenient form. ton, D. C., under the fourth Pricing F—21—56______31.0 (d) Revocation or amendment. This Method, § 1499.158, of Maximum Price F -2 1-57______33.9 order may be revoked or amended by Regulation 188, for the establishment of F -2 1-61______30.9 the Price Administrator at any time. maximum prices for those sales, and no F -2 1—62______30. 8 F -2 1-63______30.8 (e) Effective date. This order shall sales or deliveries may be made until F -21-66______—------30.8 become effective on November 1, 1945. maximum prices have been authorized F -2 1-67______— 35.0 by the Office of Price Administration. Issued this 1st day of November 1945’. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a Specials C hester B o w les, tag or label to every article for which a Coupe—solid back______30.8 Administrator. maximum price for sales to consumers Average back coupe or coach or sedan, is established by this order. That tag fron t o n ly ______— ------30. 7 [F. R. Doc. 45-20216; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; or label shall contain the following state­ 5 -passenger coach without center arm 4:15 p. m.] ment, with the proper model number and r e s t ______30. 9 5 -passenger coach with center arm rest_ 24. 6 the ceiling price inserted in the blank 5 -passenger sedan without center arm spaces: rest______30. 8 Model Number ______5-passenger sedan with center arm rest- 25.6 [MPR 188 Order 4630] Oj?A Retail Ceiling Price—$______Do Not Detach (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for F r ank lin I ndustries resale. (1) If the purchaser for resale APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first determines his maximum prices for his invoice to each purchaser for resale, the resales of an article covered by this order For the reasons set forth in an opinion manufacturer shall notify the purchaser pursuant to the provisions of section 3.5 issued simultaneously herewith and filed in writing of the maximum prices and of Supplementary Regulation 14J, he with the Division of the Federal Register, conditions established by this order for shall continue to determine his maxi­ and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum sales by the purchaser. This notice may mum prices under the supplementary Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: be given in any convenient form. regulation. The maximum prices set (a) This order establishes maximum (d) Jobbers’ maximum prices for sales forth therein reflect the adjustments prices for sales and deliveries of certain of the articles covered by this order shall granted to the manufacturer by para­ articles manufactured by Franklin In­ be established under the provisions of graph (a) of this order. dustries, 2142 W. Harrison Street, Chi­ section 4.5 of SR 14J„ (2) Each other purchaser for resale cago 12, 111. (e) This order may be revoked or of articles covered by this order shall de­ (1) For all sales and deliveries to the amended by the Price Administrator at termine his adjusted maximum prices as following classes of purchasers by the any time. follows : sellers indicated below, the maximum (f) This order shall become effective (i) If he delivered or offered for deliv­ prices are those set forth below: on the 2d day of November 1945. ery during March 1942 an article which Issued this 1st day of November 1945. is a most comparable commodity (as that For sales by term is defined in (iii) below) he shall the manufac­ For Ch ester B o w les, turer— sales Administrator. determine his maximum prices accord­ Mod­ by any ing to the methods and procedure set Article el person No. To To to con­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20217; Filed Nov. 1 1945; forth in § 1499.3 (a) of the General Max­ job­ retail­ sumers 4:17 p. m.] imum Price Regulation, using as his bers ers costs, his actual invoice costs. The determination of a maximum price 15" lampshade, lined and under this paragraph (i) need not be re­ trimmed...... _...... - 218 $2.34 $2.75 $4.95 14" x 19" lampshade, [MPR 188, Order 4631] ported to the Office of Price Administra­ lined and trimmed___ 650 2.55 3.00 5.40 tion. However, each seller must keep 12" x 14"- drum lamp­ W h it e A ircraft C orp. shade, silk lined and complete records showing all the infor­ trimmed top and bot­ approval of m axim um prices mation specified on OPA Form 620-759, tom...... 550 2.65 3.00 6.40 with regard to how he determines his 14" x 19" junior lamp­ For the reasons set forth in an opin­ shade, rayon lined, maximum prices. These records must be with top and bottom ion issued simultaneously herewith and kept for inspection by the Office of Price trimming______600 2.85 8.35 6.05 filed with the Division of the Federal 14" lampshade, cotton Registerr and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Administration for so long as the Emer­ lined and trimmed___ 500 1.87 2.20 3.95 gency Price Control Act of 1942, as 16" bell lampshade, ray­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188; It is on lined and trimmed.. 320 2.34 2.75 4.95 amended remains in effect. 550 3.93 4.62 8.30 ordered: (ii) If the purchaser for resale cannot Plated metal lamp base.. (a) This order establishes maximum determine his maximum prices under (i) prices for sales and deliveries of certain above, then he must apply for the estab­ These maximum prices are for the ar­ articles manufactured by White Aircraft lishment of his maximum prices under ticles described in the manufacturer’s Corporation, Palmer, Massachusetts. § 1499.3 (c) of the General Maximum application dated July 9, 1945. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Price Regulation. Maximum prices es­ following classes of purchasers by the tablished under that section will reflect the maximum prices apply to all sales the supplier’s price adjusted in accord­ and deliveries since Maximum Price sellers indicated below, the maximum ance with this order. Regulation No. 188 became applicable to prices are those set forth below: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13653 for certain articles. Docket No. 6063- Maximum prices for sales and pursuant to section 9 of Maximum by any seller to— 580-13-192. Price Regulation No. 591, It is ordered: For the reasons set forth in an opin­ (a) The maximum net prices for sales ion issued simultaneously herewith and by any person of the following Roll-eez Article Model No. pursuant to section 13 of Maximum Price Roller Bearing for wooden drawers Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: manufactured by the National Cabinet (a) The following ceiling prices are Company of Long Beach, California and (jobbers) established for sales by any seller at re­ as described in the application dated

partment stores partment tail of the following articles manu­ W holesalers Other retailers Other

Chain Chain and de­ July 17, 1945 which is on file with the Consumers factured by Altoona Mattress Manufac­ Building Materials Price Branch, Office Ea(ti Each Each Each turing Co., 2701-09 Industrial Ave., Al­ of Price Administration, Washington 25, Carpet sweeper. Monitor.. $3.82 $4.77 $5.17 $7.95 toona, Pa., and described in the manu­ D. C., shall be, including screws: facturer’s application dated May 9,1945.'

Description. A conventional type carpet sweeper, the dust pan can be lifted out from the top, the brush rotates in the same direction whether the sweeper is pushed or Retail pulled. Brand name Article ceiling price

These maximum prices are for the dealers bers stocking job­ dropship job­ dropship bers consumers On On sales. to On On sales to articles described in the manufacturer’s S unblest_____ $39. 50 On sales to On sales to application dated August 20, 1945. Box spring...... 39. 50 (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the Per Per Per maximum prices apply to all sales and (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ doz. doz. doz. Each Roll-eez No. ‘*N”...... $0.54 $0.60 $0.72 $0.10 deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ cle stated in paragraph (a) shall apply Roll-eez No. “M”___ .81 .90 1.08 .15 tion No. 188 became applicable to those to any other article of the same type, Roll-eez No. ‘ Q”___ .54 .60 .72 . 10 Roll-eez Nos. ‘-O” and “P"_ .67H .75 .90 (>) sales and deliveries. They are f. o. b. having the same selling price 4o the re­ Set ‘‘A”—consisting of three Each factory and subject to a cash discount of tailer, the same br&nd or company name “N” units and one ‘ M” - unit...... 2.43 2.70 3.24 $0.45 2% for payment within 10 days, net 30 and first sold by the manufacturer after Set “B”—consisting of five days. * , the effective date of this order. ■*N” units and one“M” unit______3.51 3.90 4.68 .65 (3) For sales by persons other than (c) The retail ceiling prices contained Set “C” consisting of two the manufacturer, the maximum prices in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of “N” units, two “Q” units apply to all sales and deliveries after the the ceiling prices which have been or one “O” unit and one “P” unit...... 3. 51 3.90 4.68 .65 effective date of this order. Those prices would otherwise be established under this Set “D”—consisting of four are subject to each seller’s customary or any other regulation. UN" units, two “Q” units terms and conditions of sale on sales of and one “O” unit and one (d) On and after December 1, 1945, “P” unit...... 4.59 5.10 6.12 similar articles. Altoona Mattress Manufacturing Co., .85 (4) If the manufacturer wishes to must mark each article listed in para­ 12 for 25 cents. make sales and deliveries to any other graph (a) with the retail ceiling price class of purchaser or on other terms and under this order, or attach to the article (b) The maximum net prices estab­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the a label, tag or ticket stating the retail, lished by this order shall be subject to Office of Price Administration, Washing­ ceiling price. This mark or statement discounts and allowances and the rendi­ ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing must be in the following form: tion of services which are at least as fa­ Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price (Sec. 13, MPR 580) vorable as those which each seller ex­ Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ ORA Price— $______tended or rendered or would have ex­ ment of maximum prices for those sales, tended or rendered to purchasers of the and no sales or deliveries may be made On and after January 1, 1946, no re­ same class on comparable sales of sim­ until maximum prices have been author­ tailer may offer or sell the article unless ilar commodities during March 1942. ized by the Office of Price Administra­ it is marked or tagged in the form stated (c) The maximum prices specified by tion. above. Prior to January 1, 1946, un­ this order, except on sales to consumers (b) The manufacturer shall attach a less the article is marked or tagged in shall be f. o. b. point of shipment. tag or label to every article for which a this form, the retailer shall comply with (d) Each seller covered by this order, maximum price for sales to consumers is the marking, tagging and posting provi­ except a dealer, shall notify each of his established by this order. That tag or sions of the applicable regulation. purchasers, in writing, at or before the label shall contain the following state­ (e) On or before the first delivery to issuance of the first invoice after the ment: any purchaser for resale of each article effective date of this order, of the maxi­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$7.95 Each listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall mum prices established by this order for Do Not Detach or Obliterate send the purchaser a copy of this"order. each such seller as well as the maximum (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ prices established for purchasers upon (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first quires, the provisions of the applicable resale. invoice to each purchaser for resale, the regulation shall apply to sales for which (e) This order may be revoked or seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ retail ceiling prices are established by amended by the Price Administrator at ing of the maximum prices and condi­ this order. any time. tions established by this order for sales (g) This order may be revoked or This order shall become effective No­ by the purchaser. This notice may be amended by the Price Administrator at vember 2, 1945. given in any convenient form. any time. (d) This order may be revoked or Issued this 1st day of November 1945. amended by the Price Administrator at This order shall become effective No­ vember 2, 1945. C hester B o w l e s, any time. Administrator. (e) This order shall become effective Issued this 1st day of November 1945. on the 2d day of November 1945. [F. R. Doc. 45-20221; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Chester B o w l e s, 4:16 p. m.] Issued this 1st day of November 1945. Administrator. C hester B o w l e s, [F. R. Doc. 45-20220; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Administrator. 4:16 p. m.] [SO 119, Order 8 ] [F. it. Doc. 45-20218; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; 4:17 p. m.] N elso n M ach in e and M fg. C o. [MPR 591, Order 93] ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES [MPR 580, Order 237] N ational C abinet C o. For the reasons set fdrth in an opinion Altoona M attress M anufacturing C o. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES issued simultaneously herewith and filed ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES with the Division of the Federal Register, For the reasons set forth in an opinion and pursuant to sections 13 and 14 of Maximum Price Regulation 580, Order Issued simultaneously herewith and filed Supplementary Order No. 119, it is or­ 237. Establishing ceiling prices at retail with the Division of the Federal Register dered: 13654 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. (g) Effective date. This order shall of composition siding on an installed Nelson Machine and Manufacturing become effective on November 1,1945. basis, (2) construction services prepara­ tory to such installations, and (3) addi­ Company, 7933 Ewald Road, Cleveland, Issued this 1st day of November 1945. Ohio, may increase by no more than 28 tional services unrelated to such installa­ percent its ceiling prices, to each class C hester B o w l e s, tions. of purchaser, for small electrical appli­ Administrator. “Composition siding” means types of ances of its manufacture. [F. R. Doc. 45-20222; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945J siding used in new and re-siding jobs (b) Maximum prices of purchasers 4:15 p. m.] such as asbestos-cement and insulated for resale. The manufacturer is re­ brick or stone but not wood shingles or quired to calculate wholesalers’ and re­ wood siding. “Installed basis” means a transaction tailers’ ceiling prices for small electrical [MPR 120, Order 1480] appliances which he sells at adjusted in which the seller furnishes composition prices permitted by this order, accord­ H arold E. B rocions et al. siding and related materials or services required to incorporate such siding into ing to the provisions of this paragraph: . establishment of m axim um prices and (1) Retailers’ ceiling prices. The re­ a building or structure. tail ceiling price is the manufacturer’s PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS “Related materials or services” means price Tor the article, exclusive of Fed­ Correction the furnishing and installation of level­ eral excise tax, to the class of wholesaler ing strips, felt, felt strips, corner beads, In Federal Register Document 45- calking, mouldings, nails, and other ma­ to which the manufacturer sells in the 19064, appearing on page 12933 of the terials, labor cost, other job costs, com­ largest volume, plus 100% of such price issue for Wednesday, October 17, 1945, missions or brokerage directly related to and the Federal excise tax paid by the the price for rail shipment under size and necessary to such installations. manufacturer on a sale to such a whole­ group No. 3 in the table for Charles H. “Construction services preparatory to saler. Dunlap should be “338”. (2) Wholesalers’ ceiling prices, (a) such installations” means all services The wholesale ceiling price for electric which are necessary to place a structure heaters is the retail ceiling price, exclu­ in repair prior to installation. (Exam­ sive of Federal excise tax, as established [MPR 592, Corr. to Amdt. 10 to Order 1] ple—boxing in of concrete, cement block, by this order, less 40% for sales in quan­ natural stone, or brick b&sement walls, S pecified Construction M aterials and construction of new dormer, etc.) tities of three or more units, or less 35% R efractories for sales in quantities of less than three “Additional services unrelated to such units, plus the amount of the Federal Correction to Amendment No. 10 of installations” means separate work or excise tax included in the retail ceiling Order No. 1 under section 25 of Maxi­ services which may be performed apart price. mum Price Regulation 592. from siding installations (for example, (b) The wholesale ceiling price for All references to section 8.3 in Amend­ roof repairs, painting, etc.) and not nec­ other small electrical appliances is the ment 10 to Order 1 are corrected to read essary for direct siding installation. retail ceiling price, exclusive of Federal “section 8.4.” (b) The kinds of siding installation excise tax, as established by this order, covered by this order are: (1) Asbestos- This correction shall become effective cement siding of standard surface hard­ less 40% for sales in quantities of six November 2, 1845. or more units, or less 35% for sales in ness: (2) Asbestos-cement siding of hard quantities or less than six units, plus Issued this 2d day of November 1945. surface: (3) Insulated brick or insulated stone siding. the amount of the Federal excise tax C hester B o w les, included in the retail price. Administrator. Sec. 2. Relationship of this Order No. (3) Revision of resellers’ ceiling G-2 to Revised Maximum Price Regu­ prices. Resellers’ ceiling prices per­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20252; Filed, Nov. 2, 1945; lation No. 251. (a) The provisions of mitted by this order are subject to re­ 11:49 a. m.] this order supersede sections 6, 7, and vision at any time in accordance with 8 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation any industry-wide action which may be No. 251, except as otherwise provided in taken by the Office of Price Administra­ this order, with respect to sales of siding tion which requires resellers to absorb Regional and District Office Orders. on an installed basis. any increase in prices permitted recon­ [Region III Order G-2 Under RMPR 251] (b) An employer paying labor rates version manufacturers. higher than those in effect for him on the (c) Exemption. The maximum prices S pecified I nstalled S iding in Cleveland, effective date of this order, by reason of established for sales of the manufactur­ O h io , A rea a predetermination of wage rates by the er’s Model 361 electric iron by Order L-2 An opinion accompanying this order, Secretary of Labor under the Davis- under paragraph (a) (19) of Order A-2 issued simultaneously herewith, has been Bacon Act or an order or authorization under § 1499.159b of Maximum Price filed with the Division of the Federal of the Wage Adjustment Board, National Regulation No. 188 and by Section 2.3 Register, War Labor Board or Economic Stabiliza­ of Supplementary Regulation 14J,. are In the judgment of the Regional Ad­ tion Director, may add his increased la­ not affected by the provisions of this ministrator of Region III of the Office of bor cost to his maximum price as deter­ order and shall remain in full force and Price Administration, the maximum mined under this order. For the purpose prices established by this order are gen­ of this paragraph “increased labor cost” effect. erally fair and equitable and are neces­ means the difference in amount between (d) Terms of sale. Ceiling prices ad­ sary to effectuate the purposes of the the employer’s labor cost based upon la­ justed by this order are subject to each Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as bor rates in effect on the effective date seller’s customary terms, discounts, al­ amended, and Executive Orders Nos^ of this order, and his labor cost based lowances and other price differentials on 9250 and 9328. upon such legally approved rates, plus his sales to each class of purchaser. Therefore, under the authority vested additional payments for Federal old-age (e) Notification. At the time of, or in the Regional Administrator by section benefits, unemployment compensation prior to, the first invoice to a purchaser 9 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation taxes, and public liability insurance. It for resale showing a ceiling price ad­ No. 251, and by the Emergency Price Con­ should be noted that the increased labor justed in accordance with the terms of trol Act of 1942, as amended, and Execu­ cost is to be added to the maximum . this order, the seller shall notify each tive Orders Nos. 9253 and 9328, Order No. price determined by this order. G-2 is hereby issued. An application need not be made to the purchaser in writing of the adjusted Office of Price Administration nor its ceiling prices for resales of the articles ARTICLE I— TRANSACTIONS COVERED BY THIS prior approval obtained in order to put covered by this order. This notice may order; it s relationship to revised into effect the maximum price increases be given in any convenient form. MAXIMUM PRICE REGULATION NO. 2 5 1J AND described in this paragraph (b). (f) This order may be revoked or GEOGRAPHICAL APPLICABILITY (c) Except as otherwise provided here­ amended by the Price Administrator at S ection 1. Transactions covered by this in,'all transactions subject to this order any time. order, (a) This order covers (1) sales shall remain subject to all provisions of FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13655

Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. adjustment will be required to the area agency or instrumentality thereof, are 251, together with all amendments that established by paragraphs (a) and (b) exempt from price control. have been or hereafter may be issued. above. (b) This Order No. G-13 shall apply Sec. 3. Geographical applicability. Sec. 6. Maximum prices for certain to all resales of the subject commodity This order shall apply in the Cleveland, services—(a) Construction services when made in this Region in, which in­ Ohio area, more particularly defined as preparatory to installations. The maxi­ cludes the States of Ohio, Indiana (ex­ the counties of Cuyahoga and Lake, all mum prices that may be charged by sell­ cept the County of Lake), Michigan, Ken­ in the State of Ohio. ers of preparatory construction services tucky and West Virginia. (c) This order may be amended, mod­ ARTICLE II— MAXIMUM PRICES FOR INSTALLED which are necessary to place a struc­ ture in repair prior to installation shall ified or revoked at any time by the Office SIDING be the maximum prices established in of Price Administration. Sec. 4. Maximum prices for sales of accordance with Revised Maximum Price This order shall become effective Oc­ siding on an installed basis including Regulation No. 251. tober 26, 1945. related materials and services. The max­ (b y Additional services unrelated to imum prices for sales of siding on an installations. The maximum prices that Issued: October 26, 1945. installed basis including related material may be charged by sellers of additional J ohn F. K essel, and services shall be as shown in the services unrelated to installations shall Acting Regional Administrator. following Table I of this section, and be the maximum prices established in shall be upon a price per square basis accordance with Revised Maximum Price [F. R. Doc. 4&-20156; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; for the kinds and sizes described. Such- Regulation No. 251. 4:26 p. m.J prices include: (a) The cost of siding materials de­ Sec. 7. Quoting a “guaranteed price”. livered to the site where the installation The seller may offer to sell a siding job [Region III Rev. Order G-13 Under RMPR is to be performed. covered by this order on the basis of a 1 2 2 ] “guaranteed price” wherein the seller (b) The cost of accessories used in the Solid F uels in T oledo, Ohio, Area insulation of the siding, which means, but agrees to charge a fixed amount: Pro­ is not limited to, leveling material, backer vided, however, That the so-called “guar­ For the reasons set forth in $,n opinion board, felt and/or felt strips, comer anteed price” must not be higher than issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ beads, calking, moulding, nails or other the maximum price figured in accordance der the authority vested in the Regional necessary material. with the pricing methods and require­ Administrator of Region m of the Office (c) Labor costs, including Federal old- ments of this order. Upon completion of Price Administration by § 1340.260 of age benefits, unemployment compensa­ of the contract, if requested by the pur­ Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. tion taxes and workmen’s compensation chaser, the seller is required to furnish 122, it is hereby ordered: and public liability insurance. the purchaser with an itemized statement (a) What this order does. This (d) Other job costs, including but not showing the number of squares, the net adopting order establishes dollars and limited to trucking, removal of rubbish, area and the maximum price per square cents maximum prices for specified solid rental of scaffold or other equipment (if for the material used as shown in Table fuels when sold and delivered by dealers any). I above, and an itemization of the amount in the area hereinafter described. These (e) Margin, which includes commis­ for Incidental work. are the highest prices any dealer may sion or brokerage. Sec. 8. Notification to purchasers of charge when he delivers such fuel at or to a point in such area. They are also Table I existence of order and Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251. Every person the highest prices ihat any buyer in the The maximum prices áre as follows: making sales subject to this order shall, course of trade or business may pay for Asbestos-cement siding of standard Per if requested by the purchaser, show the them. surf ace hardness: square purchaser a copy of this order and Re­ (b) Area covered. This adopting or­ Installed over backer board______$27.50 vised Maximum Price Regulation No. der covers all sales to domestic, commer­ Installed without backer board____ 26. 50 251. cial, industrial, institutional and quan­ Asbestos-cement siding of “hard sur­ tity consumers and other dealers pur­ face:” ARTICLE i n — MISCELLANEOUS Installed over backer board______29.00 chasing for resale of specified solid fuels Installed without backer board____ 28.00 Sec. 9. Revocation. This order may when sold and delivered within the To­ Sizes 12” x 24” or 12” x 27” insulated be revised, amended, or revoked at any ledo, Ohio, Area described as the City of brick or insulated stone siding (fi­ time by the Office of Price Administra­ Toledo, Ohio and all territory within ber insulation board base)______29. 00 tion. the Townships of Adams and Washing­ Sec. 5. Measurements. It shall be the This order No. G-2 shall become effec­ ton; that portion of Oregon Township seller’s responsibility to ascertain that all tive October 16,1945. west of Coy Road; that portion of Syl- vania Township east of the New York measurements of the area to be covered Issued: October 16,1945. are accurate; such measurements includ­ Central Railroad Company right-of-way, ing allowance for wastage and overlap J ohn F. K essel, including the Village of Sylvania; and shall be made as follows: Acting Regional Administrator. the Village of Rossford, all in the State (a) On installation jobs of.ten squares of Ohio. [F. R. Doc. 45-20157; Piled, Oct. 31, 1945; (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. or less, sellers shall compute the overall 4:26 p. m.] area to be covered with siding without G-74. All the provisions of Order No. allowance for doors or windows. On in­ G-74 under Revised Maximum Price stallation jobs of more than ten squares, Regulation No. 122, Basic Order for Area the seller must deduct one-half of the Pricing of Coal in Region HI, issued area of doors and windows from the over­ [Region III Order G-13 Under SO 94] September 19, 1945 by the Cleveland all area, or Used Army Helmets in Cleveland R egion Regional Office, Region HI, Office of Price (b) Sellers may use the following al­ Administration, are adopted in this or­ ternative method of determining the net For the reasons set. forth in an opinion der and are as much a part of this order area on which the contract price shall issued simultaneously herewith, and pur­ as if printed herein. If said Order No. be based: deduct the full area of all win­ suant to sections 11 and 13 of Supple­ G-74 is amended in any respect, all the dows and door openings from the over-all mentary Order No. 94 and the Emer­ provisions of such order as amended area; to the net area so determined, add gency Price Control Act of 1942, as shall likewise, without other action, be a 8 percent, bringing the resulting figure amended, It is hereby ordered, That: part of this adopting order. All per­ up to the nearest larger half or full (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sons subject to this adopting order are square. any regulation or order issued prior to also subject to, and should be fa*miliar the effective date of this order by the with, the provisions of said Order No. A tolerance of 3 percent of the net Office of Price Administration, resales of G-74. area may be allowed in either of the United States Army helmets by any per­ (d) Relationship between this order computations under paragraphs (a) and son purchasing such helmets from the and previous orders. This Revised Order (b) above; if in excess of 3 percent, an United States Government, or any No. G-13 supersedes Order No. G-13 un- 13656 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

der Revised Maximum Price Regulation S chedule I—Sales op S olid F uel Received (iii) Yard sales. A discount of not less No. 122 and Regional Supplementary Or­ by R ail—C ontinued than $.75 per ton on the prices listed in ders Nos. 3, 4,5,6,7,8 and 9. Said order Column I Column II Column II shall be given to all con­ No. G-13 is hereby revoked as of the II. High volatile bituminous coals sumers and dealers purchasing at the effective date of this Revised Order No. from producing district No. 4 yard. G-13. This revised order is issued as an (O h io ): (3) Schedule of service charges. This adopting order pursuant to the provisions A. Lump or Egg: schedule sets forth maximum prices 1. Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (bot­ which a dealer may charge for special of Order No. G-74 under Revised Maxi­ tom size larger than 2 "): mum Price Regulation No. 122, and since a. From subdistrict No. 5 services rendered in connection with all all applicable provisions of Regional Sup­ (H ock in g)______$9.06 sales of solid fuels. These charges may plementary Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 b. From subdistrict No. 1 (east­ be made only if the buyer requests such and 9 are incorporated in this revised or­ ern O h io)______8 . 66 services of the dealer and only when the der, said Regional Supplementary Orders 2. Size groups Nos. 3 and 3A (bot­ dealer renders the service. Every serv­ shall not apply to this Revised Order tom size larger than 1%" bu t ice charge shall be separately stated in No. G-13. not exceeding 2 ”) from sub­ the dealer’s invoice. district No. 5 (Hocking)______8.76 Per ton (e) Prices, discounts and service IH. Low volatile bituminous coals charges—(1) Price schedule. This Carry in from curb—coal______$1.10 from producing district No. 7 Carry in from curb—coke______1.45 schedule sets forth maximum prices for (southeastern West Virginia and Wheel in from curb—coke______1 .10 sales of specified sizes, kinds and quan­ northwestern Virginia) : 1 Wheel in from curb—coal______.85 tities of solid fuels. Column I describes A. Lump or Egg—Size group Nos. 1 Carry up or down stairs (each flight)_ .25 the solid fuels for which maximum prices and 2 (lump; bottom size larger Additional charge for any coal listed are established; and Column II lists than that designated for in Part HI of the price schedule set screened rim of mine; egg: top forth in paragraph (c)—low volatile maximum prices for sales to domestic size larger than 3" x bottom consumers on a direct delivery basis, pur­ bituminous coal from producing dis­ size no lim it): trict No. 7 (Pocahontas)—when such suant to which payment is made more 1. From Mine Index No. 73, the coal is forked______1.25 than fifteen days after the date of de­ Glen Rogers Mine of the Ral­ livery. All prices are for sales on a net eigh Wyoming Mining Com- This order may be modified, amended p an y— ------11. 55 ton basis. or revoked at any time by the Office of 2. Mine price classification A___11.45 Price Administration. Schedule I—Sales op Solid F uel Received 3. Mine price classifications B by Rail and C______11.15 This order shall become effective Oc­ B.' Stove—Size group No. 3 (de- tober 29, 1945. Column I Column II dusted screenings; top size 1. High volatile bituminous coals larger than 1 *4 " but not ex­ Issued: October 29, 1945. from producing district No. 8 ceeding 3" x bottom size (eastern Kentucky and south­ smaller than 3"): J o h n F . K essel, western West Virginia) : 1 1. From M ine Index No. 73, the Acting Regional Administrator. A. Lump—Size group Nos. 1 and 2 Glen Rogers Mine of the Ral­ (larger than 3”): [F. R. Doc. 45-20165; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; eigh Wyoming Company______11. 05 4:29 p. m.] 1. Mine price classification A__ $10.10 2. Mine price classification A, B 2. Mine price classifications B and C______11. 00 through H— .------9. 70 C. Nut—Size group No. 4 (dedusted 3. Mine price classifications J screenings; top size larger than [Region IH Rev. Order G-19 Under RMPR through O------9. 60 %" but not exceeding 1 *4 " x b ot­ 122] B. Egg—Size group Nos. 6 and 7 tom size smaller than 1*4"______9.95 (top size 3" but not exceeding D. Stoker—Size group No. 5 (double S olid F u e ls i n W arren, O h io , A rea 6 ” x bottom size 3" or smaller) screened pea or dedusted screen­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion excluding mine price classifi­ ings; top size not exceeding %" cation A------9.10 x bottom size smaller than %") issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ C. Stoker— Size group No. 10 (top Mine price classification A______10.10 der tiie authority vested in the Regional size 1% ” and smaller x bot­ E. Run of mine, mine price classi­ Administrator of Region III of the Office tom size smaller than 1 %”): fication A: of Price Administration by § 1340.260 of 1. Mine price classification A— 9. 80 1. D om estic (screen ed )______10.30 Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 2. Mine price classification, other. 9. 60 2. Straight______9.80 122, it is hereby ordered: D. Screenings (nut and slack): IV. Pennsylvania anthracite (exclud­ (a) What this order does. This 1. Size group No. 18 (dedusted; ing broken anthracite) egg, stove top size 2" and smaller x adopting order establishes dollars and or chestnut______15.85 cents maximum prices for specified solid bottom size larger than 100 V. Coke (excluding reject or re­ mesh but not exceeding 10 claimed coke) egg, stove, furnace, fuels when sold and delivered by dealers mesh; modified; top size not walnut or chestnut______12.90 in the area hereinafter described. These exceeding 2 ”, total consist are the highest prices any dealer may containing not less than 1 $0 .10 per ton may be added to the prices charge when he delivers such fuel at or 15% %" x 0 screenings) of these coals provided the coal has been to point in such area. They are also a. Mine price classifications A subjected to an oil or calcium chloride treat­ the highest prices that any buyer in the through D ______— 9.05 ment by the producer to allay dust or pre­ vent freezing. course of trade or business may pay for b. Mine price classifications E them. * through L ______8 . 20 (2) Discounts—(i) Prompt payment. 2. Size group No. 20 (larger than (b) Area covered. This adopting %" x 0 but not exceeding A discount of not less than $.25 per ton order covers all sales to domestic con­ 2" x 0 ) on the prices listed in Column II shall be sumers and other dealers purchasing for a. Mine price classifications A given when payment is made within fif­ resale of specified solid fuels when sold through D ------9. 05 teen days after the date of delivery. and delivered within the Warren, Ohio, b. Mine price classifications E (ii) Quantity sales. The prices listed Area, described as the City of Warren, through L______l______8.80 in Column II on all sales to a single pur­ Ohio, and all territory in the State of E. To the prices stated in para­ chaser for delivery at a single location graphs A, B, C and D of Part I Ohio that is adjacent to the corporate may be added $0.15 per ton pro­ for the purpose of heating three or more limits of said city and within three miles vided the coal is mined in sub­ apartment units from a central heating thereof. district 6 of producing district 8 plant where the annual purchase of solid (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. and provided it is separately fuel from the same dealer amounts to 25 G-74. All the provisions of Order No. weighed and billed by the dealer. tons or more and on all sales to commer­ G-74 under Revised Maximum Price Subdistrict 6 includes that por­ cial, industrial and institutional con­ tion of district 8 which is in sumers shall be subject to the following Regulation No. 122, Basic Order for Area northern Tennessee and the fol­ discounts: Pricing of Coal in Region III, issued Sep­ lowing counties in Kenetucky: tember 19, 1945, by the Cleveland Re­ Bell, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Per ton Knox, Laurel, Leslie, Madison, Annual purchase of 25 to 99 tons______$0. 50 gional Office, Region III, Office of Price McCreary, Owsley, Pulaski, Rock Annual purchase of 100 to 499 tons____ . 75 Administration, are adopted in this order Castle, Wayne and Whitley. Annual purchase of 500 or more tons__ 1.00 and are as much a part of this order as if FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13657 printed herein. If said Order No. G-74 Schedule I—Sat.es op Solid F uels Received Per ton is amended in any respect, all the provi­ By Rail— Continued Carrying or wheeling from curb______$1.00 sions of such order as amended shall Column I Column II Carrying up or downstairs (each likewise, without other action, be a part IV. High volatile bituminous, coals flig h t)------1.00 Service charge for one-half ton de­ of this adopting order. All persons sub­ from producing district. No. 8 ject to this adopting order are also sub­ (eastern Kentucky and south­ liveries ______. 50 western West Virginia)1: Deliveries to West Lawn Homes, Fed­ ject to, and should be familiar with, the eral Housing______1. 50 provisions of said Order No. G-74. A. Lump: Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (d) Relationship between this order larger than 3” ): This order may be modified, amended 1. Mine price classifications B or revoked at any time by the Office of and previous orders. This Revised Or­ through J ------$8 . 95 der No. G-19 under Revised Maximum 2. Mine price classifications K Price Administration. Price Regulation No. 122 and Regional through O______8 . 60 This order shall become effective Oc­ Supplementary Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 B. Egg: tober 29, 1945. and 9. Said Order No. G-19 is hereby 1. Size group Nos. 6 and 7 (top size revoked as of the effective date of this larger than 5" but not exceed« Issued October 29, 1845. in g 6 " x bottom size 2 " and Revised Order No. G-19. This revised smaller; top size 3” but not J o h n F . K e sse l , order is issued as an adopting order pur­ exceeding 5" x bottom size Acting Regional Administrator. suant to the provisions of Order No. G- larger than 2" but not ex­ 74 under Revised Maximum Price Regu­ ceeding 3”; top size larger [F. R. Doc. 45-20162; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; lation No. 122, and since all applicable than 3" but not exceeding 5" 4:28 p. m.] provisions of Regional Supplementary x bottom size 2 " and smaller): Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are in­ a. Mine price classification A__8 . 65 b. Mine* price classifications B [Region III Rev. Order G-22 Under RMPR corporated in this revised order, said through K ______8.35 122] Regional Supplementary Orders shall not 2. Size group No. 6 (top size larger apply to this Revised Order No. G-19. than 5" but not exceeding 6 " S olid F u e ls in L exing to n, K y „ A rea (e) Prices, discounts and service x bottom size 2 " and smaller; charges—(1) Price schedule. This top size 3" but not exceeding For the reasons set forth in an opinion schedule sets forth maximum prices for 5” x bottom size larger than 2" issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ sales of specified sizes, kinds and quan­ but not exceeding 3 ") m ine der the authority vested in the Regional tities of solid fuels. Column I describes price classification L through N_ 8.15 Administrator of Region III of the Office C. To the prices stated in paragraphs of Price Administration by § 1340.260 of the solid fuels for which maximum prices A and B of part IV may be added are established; and Column II lists $.15 per ton provided the coal is Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. maximum prices for sales to domestic mined in subdistrict 6 of produc­ 122, it is hereby ordered: consumers on a direct delivery basis. All ing district 8 and provided it is (a) What this order does. This prices are for sales on a net ton basis. separately weighed and billed by adopting order establishes dollars and the dealer. Subdistrict 6 includes cents maximum prices for specified solid Schedule I—Sales op S olid F uels Received that portion of District 8 which is fuels when sold and delivered by dealers B y Rail in northern Tennessee and the in the area hereinafter described. These Column I Column II following counties in Kentucky: I. High volatile bituminous coals from Bell, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Knox, are the highest prices any dealer may producing district No. 2 (western Laurel, Leslie, Madison, McCreary, charge when he delivers such fuel at or Pennsylvania ) : 1 Owsley, Pulaski, Rock Castle, to a point in such area. They are also A. Lump and double-screened coals: Wayne and Whitley. the highest prices that any buyer in the 1. Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (bottom V. Low volatile bituminous coals from course of trade or business may pay for size larger than 2") Mine price producing district No. 7 (Poca­ them. classifications A through E____$7. 55 h ontas) i1 2. Size group Nos. 3, 4, 5 (bottom A. Egg—Size group No. 2 (double (b) Area covered. This adopting or­ size 2" and smaller) Mine price screened; top size larger than 3 ") der covers all sales to domestic con­ classifications A through C____ 7.15 mine price classifications B sumers and other dealers purchasing for H. High volatile bituminous (coals through D__ .______9.35 resale of specified solid fuels when sold from producing district No. 3 B. Stoker—Size group No. 5 (Pea or and delivered within the Lexington, (nothwestern West Virginia ex­ dedusted screenings; top size not Kentucky, Area, described as all the ter­ cluding Panhandle) 1 excluding exceeding %" x bottom size ritory within the corporate limits of the coals produced in Preston County, smaller than %") mine price clas­ City of Lexington, Kentucky and all ter­ W. Va.: sification A______8 . 55 A. Size group No. 1 (lump and dou­ ritory adjacent thereto and within one ble-screened coals bottom size 1 $0 .10 per ton may be added to the price mile thereof. larger than 2 ") mine price classi­ of these coals if the coal has been subjected (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. fication A______8 . 83 to an oil or calcium chloride treatment by the G-74. All the provisions of Order No. B. Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (lump producer to allay dust or prevent freezing. G-74 under Revised Maximum Price and double-screened coals bottom size larger than mine run and re­ (2) Discounts—(i) Yard sales to do­ Regulation No. 122, Basic Order for Area sultants) mine price classifica­ mestic consumers. A discount of not less Pricing of Coal in Region III, issued tions D through G ______7.33 than $1.00 per ton on the prices listed in September 19,1945 by the Cleveland Re­ III. High volatile bituminous coals Column II shall be given to domestic con­ gional Office, Region III, Office of from producing district No. 4 sumers purchasing at the yard in quan­ Price Administration, are adopted in this (O h io ): tities of one ton or more. order and are as much a part of this A. Lump or E gg: (ii) Yard sales to dealers. A discount order as if printed herein. If said Order 1. Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (bottom of not less than $1.00 per ton on the No. G-74 is amended in any respect, all size larger than 2") from Sub­ prices listed in Column II shall be given the provisions of such order as.amended district Nos. 1 (eastern Ohio) to dealers purchasing at the yard in shall likewise, without other action, be a and 4 (middle) T______7.36 quantities of one ton or more. part of this adopting order. All persons 2. Size group Nos. 3 and 3A (bot­ (3) Schedule of service charges. This subject to this adopting order are also tom size larger than l 1^" but schedule sets forth maximum prices subject to, and should be familiar with, not exceeding 2 ”) from sub­ -which a dealer may charge for special the provisions of said Order No. G-74. district No. 1 (eastern Ohio)___ 7.06 services rendered in connection with all B. Stoker: Size group No. 5 (double- (d) Relationship between this order screened coals top size not ex­ sales of solid fuels. These charges may and previous orders. This Revised Order ceeding 2 " x bottom size larger be made only if the buyer requests such No. G-22 supersedes Order No. G-22 un­ th a n 10 mesh) from subdistrict services of the dealer and only when the der Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 1 (eastern Ohio): dealer renders the service. Every serv­ No. 122 and Regional Supplementary Or­ 1. T r ea ted ______6.86 ice charge shall be separately stated in ders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Said Or­ 2. U n trea ted ______6.7 6 the dealer’s invoice. der No. G-22 is hereby revoked as of the 13658 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 effective date of this Revised Order No. Schedule n —Solid Fuels S hipped From der the authority vested in the Regional G-22. This revised order is issued as an Mine and Received By T ruck Administrator of Region III of the Office adopting order pursuant to the provi­ Column I Column II of Price Administration by § 1340.260 of sions of Order No. G-74 under Revised I. High-volatile bituminous coals from Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, and specified counties In producing 122, it is hereby ordered: since all applicable provisions of Re­ district No. 8 : 1 (a) What this order does. This adopt­ gional Supplementary Orders Nos. 3, 4, A. Lump—Size group 1 (larger than ing order establishes dollars and cents 2 ” ) : maximum prices for specified solid fuels 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are incorporated in this 1. From Clay, Laurel, Lee and revised order, said Regional Supplemen­ Wolfe Counties______$7. 60 when sold and delivered by dealers in the tary Orders shall not apply to this Re­ 2. From Jackson & Rock Castle area hereinafter described. These are vised Order No. G-22. C ou n ties. ______7.35 the highest prices any dealer may charge (e) Prices, discounts and service B. Egg-—Size group No. 4 (top size 5" when he delivers such fuel at or to a charges—(1) Price schedule. T h is and smaller x bottom size 2 " point in such area. They are also the schedule sets forth maximum prices for but not exceeding 3”) : highest prices that any buyer in the 1. J?rom Clay, Laurel, Lee and course of trade or business may pay for sales of specified sizes, kinds and quan­ Wolfe Counties______,______7.10 them. tities of solid fuels. Column I describes 2. From Jackson and Rock Castle (b) Area covered. This adopting or­ the solid fuel for which maximum prices C ou n ties. ______6 .95 C. Stoker— Size group No. 5 (double der covers all sales to domestic consum­ are established; and Column II lists screened; top size 3" and ers of specified solid fuels when sold and maximum prices for cash or credit sales smaller x bottom size 2 " and delivered within the Owosso, Michigan, on a direct delivery basis. All prices are sm a ller): Area, descr bed as all the territory within for sales on a net ton basis. l.'From Clay, Laurel, Lee and Caledonia Township and eastern one- Wolfe Counties______1______7.15 Schedule I—Solid Fuels Shipped From Mine 2. From Jackson & Rock Castle half of Owosso Township in Shiawassee and Received by Railroad C ounties______7. 00 County. Michigan, including the munici­ palities of Owosso and Corunna. Column I ^ Column II D. Screenings—(slack) Size group #7 (larger than %" x 0 but not (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. I. High volatile bituminous coals from exceeding 2 " x 0 ) : G-74. All the provisions of Order No. G- producing district No. 8 (sou th ­ 1. From Clay, Lay rei, Lee and 74 under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ western Virginia, southern West Wolfe Counties ______5.65 tion No. 122, Basic Order for Area Pricing Virginia, northeastern Tennessee 2. From Jackson & Rock Castle of Coal in Region III, issued "'¡ptember and eastern Kentucky): 1 C ounties______*______5.40 A. Lump—Size group Nos. 1 and 2 19,1945 by the Cleveland Regional Office, 1 $ .10 per ton may be added to the prices Region III, Office of Price Administra­ , (larger than 3"): of these coals if the »coal has been subjected 1. Mine price classifications B tion, are adopted in this order and are to an oil or calcium chloride treatment by as much a part of this order as if printed through F ______------$7. 55 the producer to allay dust or prevent freezing. 2. Mine price classifications G herein. If said Order No. G-74 is through ~N______,___ 7.35 (2) Discounts, (i) A discount of not amended in any respect, all the provi­ B. Egg: less than $0.50 per ton on the prices listed sions of such order as amended shall like­ 1. Size group No. 6 (top size larger in Column II shall be given to all do­ wise, without other action, be a part of th an 5" but riot exceeding 6 " x mestic consumers purchasing at the this adopting order. All persons subject bottom size 2" and smaller; top yard. to this adopting order are also subject to, size 3" but not exceeding 3" x (ii) A discount of not less than $0.50 and should be familiar with, the provi­ bottom size larger than 2 " but per ton on the prices listed in Column II sions of said Order No. G-74. not exceeding 3”) mine price shall be given to *all dealers purchasing (d) Relationship between this order classifications B through K ____ 7.10 at the yard for resale. and previous orders. This Revised Order 2. Size group Nq. 7 (top size larger (3) Schedule of service charges. This No. G-36 supersedes Order No. G-36 un­ than 3" but not exceeding 5” x schedule sets forth maximum prices der Revised Maximum Price Regulation bottom size 2 " and smaller) which a dealer may charge for special No. 122 and Regional Supplementary Or­ mine price classifications B services rendered in connection with all ders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Said through M______— 6 .95 sales of solid fuels. These clikrges may Order No. G-36 is hereby revoked as of C. Stoker—Size group No. 10 (double be made only if the buyer requests such the effective date of this Revised Order screened; top size 1.^4 " and services of the dealer and only when the No. G-36. This revised order is issued smaller x bottom size y8 ” and dealer renders the service. Every service as an adopting order pursuant to the pro­ larg er): charge shall be separately stated in the visions of Order No. G-74 under Revised 1. Mine price classification A____ 7.45 dealer’s invoice. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, and 2. Mine price classifications B and Per ion since all applicable provisions of Regional lo w e r ______7.25 Trimming in the bin______$0. 25 Supplementary Order Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 D. To the prices 6tated in sections Carrying or w heeling from curb______.60 and 9 are incorporated in this revised A, B and C of Part I may be Carrying up or down stairs (each order, said Regional Supplementary Or­ added $0.15 per ton provided the f lig h t ) ...... 50 ders shall not apply to this Revised Or­ coal is mined in subdistrict 6 Treating of coal at dealer’s yard______. lo of producing district No. 8 . Deliveries of less than one ton (frac­ der No. G-36. v v tional ton price plus)______. 25 (e) Prices, discounts and service Subdistrict 8 includes that por­ charges—(1) Price schedule. This tion of District 8 which is in This ord<§r may be modified, amended northern Tennessee and the fol­ or revoked at any time by the Office of schedule sets forth maximum prices for lowing counties in Kentucky: Price Administration. sales of specified sizes, kinds* and quan­ Bell, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, This order shall become effective Oc­ tities of solid fuels. Column I describes Knox, Laurel, Leslie, Madison, the solid fuel for which maximum prices tober 22,1945. are established; and Column n lists max­ McCreary, Owsley, Pulaski, Rock Issued October 22, 1945. Castle, Wayne and Whitley. imum prices for cash or credit sales on J o h n F . K esse l , a direct delivery basis. All prices are E. Screenings— (nut and slack), Size Acting Regional Administrator. group No. 20 (larger than % " x for sales on a net ton basis. 0 2 0 but not exceeding " x ) [F. R. Doc. 45-20161; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; Schedule I— S olid F uels Received by Rail mine price classifications G 4.28 p. m.j through L: Column I Column II 1. Sales to all com m ercial and I. High volatile bituminous coals from industrial buyers, provided that producing district No. 8 (eastern Kentucky, southern West Virginia, coal can be delivered in load lots [Region III Rev. Order G-36 Under RMPR western Virginia and northeast­ 122] (three tons or more) and ern Tennessee) :* d u m p e d ______5.75 S olid F uels i n O w o sso , M ich ig an, A rea A. Lump: 2. To all other classes of buyers___ 5.95 1. Size group* No. 1 (larger than II. Coke— (excluding reclaimed or re­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion 5” ) mine price classifications L ject coke), egg and walnut sizes__1 2 .0 0 issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ th rou gh O______$9 . 20 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13659 Schedule I— Solid F uels Received by Rail— which a dealer may charge for special (d) Relationship between this order Continued services rendered is conection with all and previous orders. This Revised Or­ Column 1 Column II sales of solid fuels. These charges may der No. G-49 supersedes Order No. G-49 L High volatile bituminous coals from be made only if the buyer requests such under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ producing district No. 8, etc.—Con. services of the dealer and only when the tion No. 122 and Regional Supplementary A. Lump— Continued. dealer renders the service. Every serv­ 2. Size group No. 2 (larger than Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Said 3" but not exceeding 5”): ice charge shall be separately stated in Order No. G-49 is hereby revoked as of a. Mine price classifications E the dealer’s invoice. the effective date of this Revised Order through K _____:______$9.40 Per ton No. G-49. This revised order is issued b. Mine price classifications L Carry or wheel in from curb______$0. 50 as an adopting order pursuant to the through O______9 . 20 Carry up or downstairs (each flight). 1.00 Service charge for deliveries in quan­ provisions of Order No. G-74 under Re­ B. Egg: vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 1. Size group No. 5 (top size tities of y2 to n ______.2 5 larger than 5" but not exceed­ Sales of Bituminous Coal picked up 122, and since all applicable provisions of ing 6" x bottom size larger at the yard in quantities of less than Regional Supplementary Orders Nos. 3, than 2" but not exceeding 3”; 250 lb s------1------(per c w t.)__ .60 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are incorporated in this top size larger than 6” x bot­ Forking------No charge revised order, said Regional Supplemen­ tom size 2" and smaller) mine This order may be modified, amended tary Orders shall not apply to this price classifications B through or revoked at any time by the Office of Revised Order No. G-49. P------9.80 Price Administration. (e) Prices, discounts and service 2. Size group No. 6 (top size charges—(1) Price schedule. This larger than 5" but not ex­ This order shall become effective Octo­ schedule sets forth maximum prices for ceeding 6" x bottom size 2" ber 29, 1945. and smaller; top size 3” but sales of specified sizes, kinds and quanti­ not exceedi' g 5" x bottom Issued: October 29, 1945. ties of solid fuels. Column I describes size larger than 2" but not the solid fuels for which maximum prices exceeding 3” ): J o h n P . K e sse l , are established; Column H lists maxi­ a. Mine price classifications E Acting Regional Administrator. mum prices for sales to domestic con­ through K______9 .0 0 [F. R. Doc. 45-20160; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; sumers on a direct delivery basis where b. Mine price classifications L 4:27 p. m.] through N ______8 . 55 payment is made after the fifteenth day 3. Size group No. 7 (top size of the month following the date of de­ larger than 3" but not exceed­ livery; and Column m lists maximum in g 6 " x bottom size 2" and prices for sales to domestic consumers smaller) mine price classifica­ [Region III Rev Order 0-49 Under on a direct delivery basis where payment tions B through M______8 . 85 RMPR 122] is made on or before the fifteenth day of C. Stoker—Size group No. 10 (top the month following the date of delivery. size 1 %" and smaller x bottom S olid F u els in Cleveland, O h io , A rea S c h e d u l e I—Solid F uel R eceived by Rail size yB” and larger): For the reasons set forth in an opin­ a. Mine price classifications B ion issued simultaneously herewith, and through E______9.15 - Column I Col. II Col. HI b. Mine price classifications F under the authority vested in the Re­ through M______9. 05 gional Administrator of Region m of I. High volatile bituminous coals from D. To the prices stated in Sections the Office of Price Administration by producing district No. 8 (eastern A, B and C of Part I m ay be § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price Kentucky, southwestern West added $0.15 per ton provided the Virginia, western Virginia, and Regulation No. 122, it is hereby ordered: northeastern Tennessee).1 coal is mined in Sub-District 6 (a) What this order does. This A. Lump—Size group Nos. 1 and 2 of Producing District No. 8 . If adopting order establishes dollars and (larger than 3"): sold at the maximum price, this 1. Mine price classification A___ $10.30 $10. 05 coal must be separately weighed cents maximum prices for specified solid 2. Mine price classifications D through K______9.95 9.70 and billed. Sub-District 6 in ­ fuels when sold and delivered by dealers 3. Mine price classifications L cludes that portion of District’ in the area hereinafter described. These through O ...___ 9.70 9.45 8 which is in northern Tennes­ B. Stoker—Size group No. 10 (top are the highest prices any dealer may size Hi" and smaller x bottom see and the following counties in charge when he delivers such fuel at or size W* and larger): Kentucky: Bell, Clay, Clinton, to a point in such area. They are also 1. Mine price classification A____ 10.05 9.80 Jackson, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, 2. Mine price classifications B Madison, McCreary, Owsley, Pu­ the highest prices that any buyer in the through E ...... 9.80 9.55 laski, Rock Castle, Wayne and course of trade or business may pay for 3. Mine price classifications F through H______£ 35 9.10 W hitley. them. C. To the prices stated in sections A II. Low volatile bituminous coals (b) Area covered. This adopting or­ and B of part I may be added $0.18 from producing district No. 7 per ton provided the coal is mined der covers all sales to domestic, com­ in subdistrict 6 of producing dis­ (southeastern West Virginia and mercial, industrial and quantity con­ trict 8 and provided (J is separately northwestern Virginia : 1 sumers and other dealers purchasing weighed and billed. Subdistrict 6 A. Egg—Size group No. 2 (double includes that portion of District 8 screened: top size larger than for resale of specified solid fuels when which is in northern Tennessee sold and delivered within the Cleveland, and the following counties in Ken­ 3*'): tucky: Bell, Clay, Clinton, Jack- 1. M ine price classification A____ 10. 75 Ohio, Area described as all of Cuyahoga son, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, Madi­ 2. Mine price classifications B County, Ohio, with the exception of the son, McCreary, Owsley, Pulaski, through D------10.45 Rock Castle, Wayne and Whitley. municipalities of Borsa and Chagrin II. High volatile bituminous coals B. Nut or dedusted screenings— Falls. from producing district No. 2 (stoker) Size group No. 4 (top (western Pennsylvania): 1 (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. A. Lump and egg—Size group Nos. size larger than but not ex­ 0-74. All the provisions of Order No. 1 and 2 (lump: larger than 2"; egg: ceeding 1 .&" x bottom size 0-74 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ bottom size larger than 2") mine smaller than l% " ) mine price price classifications D and E_ 9.10 9.85 ulation No. 122, Basic Order for Area B. Nut, pea, and stoker:—Sizcgroup classification A______9 . 55 Pricing of Coal in Region III, issued Sep­ No. 5 (top size not exceeding 2") III. Pennsylvania anthracite, egg, from mine index No. 224 (Castle tember .19, 1945 by the Cleveland Re­ Shannon Coal Corp.) _.. 9.15 8.90 stove and chestnut sizes______1 0 .1 0 gional Office, Region III, Office of Price III. High volatile bituminous coals IV. Coke (excluding reclaim ed or re­ Administration, are adopted in this order from producing district No. 3 ject coke) egg, stove and nut sizes.. 13.50 (northwestern West Virginia ex­ and are as much a part of this order as if cluding Panhandle):1 1 0 .10 printed herein. If said Order No. G-74 is A. Lump and egg—Size group No. 1 $ per ton may be added to the prices (lump and double-screened coals of these coals, provided the coal has been amended in any respect, all the provi­ bottom size larger than 2"): subjected to an oil or calcium chloride treat­ sions of such order as amended shall 1. Mine price classification A 10.08 8.83 ment by the producer to allay dust or prevent 2. Mine price classifications D likewise, without other action, be a part through 8.68 8.43 freezing. of this adopting order. All persons sub­ B. Lump,egg,and stoker—Sizcgroup ject to this adopting order are also sub­ No. 2 (lump and double-screened (2) Schedule of service charges. This ject to, and should be familiar with, the coals bottom size 2" and smaller) schedule sets forth maximum prices Mine price classifications D and E. 8.63 8.38 provisions of said Order No. G-74. 1 See footnote at end of table. No. 217------6 13660 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

Schedule I—Solid F uel R eceived by Rail—Con. the month following the date of delivery sumers of specified solid fuels when sold and a discount of not less than $1.00 per and delivered within the Marietta, Ohio, Column I Col. II Col. Ill ton, plus 2% per ton, shall be given Area, described as all the territory where payment is made on or before the within the corporate limits of the City IV. High volatile bituminous coals fifteenth day of the month following the of Marietta, Ohio. from producing district No. 4 date of delivery. A quantity consumer (c) Applicability of -Basic Order No. (Ohio): A. Lump and egg: From subdistrict for the purposes of this order is a con­ G-74. All the provisions of Order No. No. 1 (eastern Ohio) and sub­ sumer purchasing solid fuel for delivery G-74 under Revised Maximum Price district No. 4 (middle): Regulation No. 122, Basic Order for Area 1. Size group Nos. 1 and 2 (bottom to a single location for the heating of size larger than 2")...... $8.66 $8.41 four or more units from a central heat­ Pricing of Coal in Region III, issued Sep­ 2. Size group Nos. 3 and 3A (bot­ tember 19,1945 by the Cleveland Regional tom size larger than 1(4" but ing plant and whose annual requirements not exceeding 2")...... 8.31 8.06 amount to 75 or more tons and whose Office, Region III, Office of Price Ad­ B. Stoker: Size group No. 5 (double- purchases are made from one dealer. ministration, are adopted in this order screened coal top size not exceed­ ing 2" x bottom size larger than 10 (ii) Yard sales to domestic consumers. and are as much a part of this order as mesh) from subdistrict No. 1 A discount of not less than $1.00 per ton if printed herein. If said Order No. G-74 (eastern Ohio)------8.61 8.36 is amended in any respect, all the provi­ V. Low volatile bituminous coals from on the prices listed in Column II and III producing district No. 7 (south­ shall be given to domestic consumers sions of such order as amended shall like­ western West Virginia and north­ purchasing at the yard in quantities of wise, without other action, be a part of western Virginia):1 * A. Lump: Size group No. 1 (bottom one or more tons. this adopting order. All persons subject size larger than screened run-of- (iii) Yard sales to dealers. A discount to this adopting order are also subject to, mine): and should be familiar with, the provi­ 1. Mine price classification A: of not less than $1.55 per ton on the a. Mine index No. 73 (Glen prices listed in Column n and III shall sions of said Order No. G-74. Rogers No. 2 mine of the Ra­ (d) Relationship between this order leigh Wyoming Co.)...... 11.80 11.55 be given to all dealers purchasing at the b. All other mines ------11.25 11.00 yard in quantities of one or more tons. and previous orders. This Revised Order 2. Mine price classifications B and (3) Schedule of service charges. This No. G-62 supersedes Order No. G-62 C...... 11.15 10.90 8. Mine price classifications D schedule sets forth maximum prices under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ through F: which a dealer may charge for special tion No. 122 and Regional Supplementary a. Mine index No. 37 (the Car- Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Said etta No. 5 mine of the Carter services rendered in connection with all Coal Co.)...... 10.95 10.70 sales of solid fuels. These charges may Order No. G-62 is hereby revoked as of b: All other mines------10.75 10.50 the effective date of this Revised Order B. Egg: Size group No. 2 (top size be made only if the buyer requests such larger than 3" x bottom size no services of the dealer and only when the No. G-62. This revised order is issued limit): as au adopting order pursuant to the pro­ 1. Mine price classification A: dealer renders the service. Every serv­ a. Mine index No. 73 (Glen ice charge shall be separately stated in visions of Order No. G-74 under Revised Rogers No. 2 Mine of the the dealer’s invoice. Maximum Priqe Regulation No. 122, and Raleigh Wyoming Mining Per hour since all applicable provisions of Regional Co.)...... — ...... 11.80 11.55 b. All other mines______11.40 11.15 Trimming in bin ______$0. 88 Supplementary Orders Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8 2. Mine price classifications B and Per ton and 9 are incorporated in this revised C ...... 11.30 11.05 Carrying from curb______$1. 00 8. Mine price classifications D order, said Regional Supplementary Or­ through F: W heeling in from curb______.75 ders shall not apply to this Revised a. Mine index No. 37(theCaret- Service charge for deliveries in'quan­ ta No. 5 Mine of the Carter tities of on e-h alf to n ______.65 Order No. G-62. Coal Co.)...... 11.20 10.95 Forking (limited to low volatile lump (e) Prices, discounts and service b. All other mines...... 10.95 10.70 charges—(1) Price schedule. This C. Stove or dedusted screenings: and egg coals from Districts 7 and 8 Size group No. 3 (top size larger and Size Group No. 1, M.P.C. “A” schedule sets forth maximum prices for than 1(4" but not exceeding 3" x from District 3______1.00 sales of specified sizes, kinds and quan­ bottom size smaller than 3") tities of solid fuels. Column I describes mine price classification A: This order may be modified, amended, 1. Forked or screened...... 11.25 11.00 the solid fuel for which maximum prices 2. Shoveled...... 11.00 10.75 or revoked at any time by the Office of are established; and Column II lists D. Nut of dedusted screenings: Size Price Administration. group No. 4 (top size larger than maximum prices for cash or credit sales 54" but not exceeding 1 (4" * bottom This order shall become effective on a direct delivery basis. All prices are size smaller than 1(4") mine price classification A...... 10.20 9.95 October 22, 1945. for sales on a net ton basis. E. Pea or dedusted screenings: Size group No. 5 (top size not exceeding Issued: October 22, 1945. S chedule I—Sales of Solid F uels Received 54" x bottom size smaller than 54") by Rail or Truck mine price classification A ..-...... - 9.85 9.60 J o h n F . K essel, F. Domestic mn-of-mine: Mine Acting Regional Administrator. Column I Column II price classifications A through D . 10.20 9.95 I. High volatile bituminous coals from VI. Low volatile bituminous coals - [F. R. Doc. 45-20159; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; producing district No. 4 (Ohio): from producing district No. 8 4:27 p. m.] (eastern Kentucky, southwestern A. Lump and egg from subdistrict West Virginia, western Virginia No. 5 (H ock in g): and northeastern Tennessee): 1. Size group No. 2 (lum p: larger A. Lump: Size group No. 1 (bottom [Region III Rev. Order G-62 Under RMPR than 2” but not exceeding 5"; size larger than screened run-of- 122] mine), mine price classifications B egg: bottom size larger than 10.45 2 " ) ______$6 . 41 10.20 S olid F uels in M arietta, O h io , A rea B. Egg: Size group No. 2 (top size 2. Size group Nos. 8 and 3A (b ot­ larger than 3" x bottom size no limit) mine price classifications B For the reasons set forth in an opinion tom size larger than 1 (4 " but 10.55 10.50 issued simultaneously herewith, and not exceeding 2 ” ) ______6.96 VII. Anthracite (Pennsylvania): Egg, under the authority vested in the Re­ B. Stoker—Size group No. 5 (double 16.35 16.10 screened, top size 2" and smaller) VIII. Coke: gional Administrator of Region III of the A. Beehive oven coke: Office of Price Administration by from subdistrict No. 5 (Hocking)- 6.41 1. Egg and stove sizes...... 13.63 13.38 II. High volatile bituminous coals from 14.05 13.80 § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price producing district No. 3 (north­ B. Byproduct coke, egg, stove, and Regulation No. 122, it is hereby ordered: western West Virginia excluding nut sizes: 11.90 11.65 (a) What this order does. This Panhandle) :* 2. Other______13.00 12.75 adopting order establishes dollars and A. Lump or egg—Size group No. 1 cents maximum prices for specified solid (lump or double screened coals fuels when sold and delivered by dealers with bottom size larger than 2") i $0.10 per ton may be added to the prices of these coals mine price classifications D and E_ 6 . 23 if the coal has been subjected to an oil or calcium chloride in the area hereinafter described. These treatment by the producer to allay dust or prevent B. Stoker—Size group No. 2 (lump freezing. are the highest prices any dealer may and double screened coals with charge whea he delivers such fuel at or bottom size 2" and smaller) mine (2) Discounts—(i) Quantity sales. to a point in such area. They are also price classifications D and E------5 .6 8 On all sales to commercial, industrial and the highest prices that any buyer in the quantity consumers, a discount of not less 1 $0 .10 per ton may be added to the prices of course of trade or business may pay for these coals provided the coal has been sub­ than $1.00 per ton on the prices listed them. jected to an oil or calcium chloride treatment in Column II shall be given where pay­ (b) Area covered. This adopting by the producer to allay dust or prevent ment is made after the fifteenth day of order covers all sales to domestic con­ freezing. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13661 <2) Schedule of service charges. This of beer and the maximum price per a price schedule that sets forth maxi­ schedule sets forth maximum prices bottle are added: mum prices for delivered sales by dealers which a dealer may charge for special in lots of one (1) ton or more of speci­ services rendered in connection with all Maximum price fied kinds and sizes of solid fuels. sales of solid fuels. These charges may per bottle Charges for treatment of coal are set be made only if the buyer requests such Brand or trade name of beer forth in section (c). Discounts are set services of the dealer and only when the 12-ounce 32-ounce forth in section (d). Service charges dealer renders the service. Every serv­ are set forth in section (e). Definitions ice charge shall be separately stated in Silver For DeLuxe.. 45jS are set forth in section (f). Sales in the dealer’s invoice. lots of fractions of a ton or tons shall be Per ton (B) This Amendment No. 2 to Re­ governed by the price schedule as Carry from curb______$0.50 vised Order No. G-l, as amended, under follows: Service charge for % ton deliveries_ .25 (i) On delivered sales of less than 1 Per bushel General Order No. 50 shall become ef­ fective on and after October 19, 1945. ton, the price shall be proportional to Sales per bushel______$0.25 the price per ton plus an additional This order may be modified, amended Issued October 19, 1945. charge of 50tf, but in no event shall the or revoked at any time by the Office of D . E l ie M cC ord, total price be in excess of that for a sale Price Administration. District Director. of 1 ton; for example, if the price of 1 ton is $10.15, the price of y2 ton would This order shall become effective Oc­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20166; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; tober 29, 1945. 4:30 p. m.] be $5.08 plus 50tf or a total of $5.58; the price of % ton would be $7.61 plus 50tf Issued: October 29, 1945. or a total of $8.11. (ii) On delivered sales of more than 1 J o h n F . K essel, [Region IV Order G-20 Under SR 15, MPR Acting Regional Administrator. 280 and MPR 329, Arndt. 4] ton, for each fraction of a ton sold, the price shall be proportional to the price [P. R. Doc. 45-20158; Filed, Oct. 31, 1845; F luid M il k i n S o u t h Carolina per ton; for example, if the price of 1 4:27 p. m.] For the reasons set forth in an opinion ton is $13.70, the price of 1% tons would issued simultaneously herewith and un­ be $20.55. der the authority vested in the Regional (iii) On yard sales of any fraction of [Atlanta Rev. Order G -l Under Gen. Order Administrator, Region IV of the Office of a ton, whether more or less than 1 ton, 50, Arndt. 2] the price shall be proportional to the Price Administration by § 1499.75 (a) price per ton; for example, if the price M alt and Cereal B everages in A tlanta, (9) (ii) (c) of the General Maximum of 1 ton at the yard is $11.90, the price G a., D istrict Price Regulation, § 1351.807 (b) (3) of of y2 ton would be $5.95; of tons, For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Maximum Price Regulation 280, and $17.85. ion issued simultaneously herewith and § 1351.408 (b) of Maximum Price Regu­ The price schedule lists maximum under the authority vested in the District lation 329, it is hereby ordered that Or­ prices for the sale of coal on the basis of Director of the Atlanta District Office of der G-20 be amended in the following the type of mine operation by means of Region IV of the Office of Price Admin­ respects: which it is produced. On sales of coal istration by General Order No. 50, issued 1. The name “Sumter” is deleted from produced in District Nos. 7, 8, 9, and 11, by the Administrator of the Office of the list of counties in section 14 (c) Area the prices established are similar for the Price Administration, and Region IV Re­ 4 and from the second proviso following same kind and size of fuel regardless of vised Delegation Order No. 17, issued Table 4 in this subsection. the type of mine operation. On sales of May 5, 1944, this amendment is hereby 2. The name “Sumter” is added to the coal from District No. 10 (Illinois), prices issued: list o£ counties set forth in section 14 (d) for coal described in paragraph IV, A, 1 (A) Appendix A, Part I, of Revised Area 5 and to the second proviso follow­ to 4, inclusive, apply to coal produced by Order No. G -l under General Order No. ing Table 5 in section 14 (d). deep machine mines only. District No. 50 is amended by striking from Appen­ 3. The f. o. b. plant price is changed 10 (Illinois) prices for the sale of coal dix A wherever they appear therein Sil­ from $4.05 to $4.40 per cwt. and from described in paragraph IV, B, 1, vary as ver Fox DeLuxe Beer and the maximum $.348 to $.378 per gallon in section 17 specified for coal obtained from deep prices provided therein and inserting opposite the name “Sumter”. machine mines and strip mines. The again the brand of beer known as Silver prices of by-product coke and briquettes Fox DeLuxe and providing, therefor the This amendment shall become effec­ are unaffected by the type of mine following maximum prices: tive October 31, 1945. operation. (1) Under Group 1 B, in alphabetical Issued: October 31, 1945. Price Schedule Delivered order, the following brand or trade name A lexander H arris, (per ton) of beer and the maximum price per Regional Administrator. I. Low volatile bituminous coal from bottle are added: district No. 7 (southern West Vir­ Approved: October 30,1945. ginia and northwestern and cen­ tral Virginia): Maximum price J . B. H u t so n , 1. Lump and egg—Size group Nos. 1 per bottle Brand or trade name of beer Acting Secretary of Agriculture. and 2 (all lump coal bottom size all egg coal top size 12-ounce 32-ounce [F. R. Doc. 45-20167; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; 4:30 p. m.J larger than 3”, bottom size no limit) in price classification Silver Fox DeLuxe. 25ÿ 60fS A and B: a. Forked or screened______$13.21 b. Shoveled or bin run ______12. 71 (2) Under Group 2 B, in alphabetical [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, 2. Stove: Size group No. 3 (top size order, the following brand or trade name Appendix 19] larger than 1 *4 " but not ex­ of beer and the maximum price per ceeding 3"; bottom size smaller Bottle are added: S olid F uels i n K en o sh a , W i s ., A rea than 3") in price classification A:

Delivered Delivered [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, Price Schedule—Con. (per ton) Price Schedule— Con. (per ton) Appendix 20] n. High volatile bituminous coal from V. High volatile bituminous coal district No. 8 (eastern Kentucky, from district No. 11 (Indiana): S olid F u e ls i n H a m m o n d , I n d ., A rea southwestern West Virginia, west­ 1. Lump and egg: Size group Nos. (a) Applicability. This Appendix No. ern Virginia, northern Tennessee, 1, 2, and 3 (all lum p and egg 20 applies to sales of solid fuels delivered and North Carolina!: coals, bottom size larger than 1. Egg: Size group No. 4 (all double- 2” washed or raw): within the cities of Hammond, Highland, screened egg coals, top size larger a. Price group Nos. 6 and 14_____ $9.69 and Munster in the State of Indiana, and th an 6 " and bottom size larger b. Price group Nos. 15 and 16____ 9.49 the cities of Lansing and Calumet City than 2”, but not exceeding 3", 2. Egg, nut, and stove: Size group in the State of Illinois. irfCluding 8 " x 3”) price classi­ Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 8 (all egg and (b) Price schedule. Immediately be­ fication G through N______$10. 65 stove coals bottom size 2" and low and as a part of this section (b) is a 2. Egg: Size group No. 6 (all double - smaller, washed or raw)______:» 8. 59 Price Schedule that sets forth maximum screened egg coals top size larger 3. Stoker: Size group Nos. 9-12, prices for dêlivered sales by dealers in than 5” but not exceeding 6 " and inc. (raw nut and pea coal—bot­ bottom size 2 " and smaller; also tom size larger than 10 mesh' or lots of one (1) ton or more of specified top size 3" and larger, but not ex­ %2" and top size not exceeding kinds and sizes of solid fuels. Charges ceeding 5” and bottom size larger 2” ): Price group Nos. 6 and 14__ _ 8. 69 for treatment of coal are set forth in sec­ than 2" but not exceeding 3", VI. Byproduct coke: tion (c). Discounts are set forth in sec­ including 6 " x 2" and 5” x 3") 1. Stove and nut: Solvay or tion (d) Service charges are set forth price classification B through K _10.15 Koppers______14. 65 in section (e).- Definitions are set forth 3. Egg: Size group No. 7 (all double 2. Stove and nut: Racine______13.10 in section (f). Sales in lots of fractions screened egg coals, top size 3. Pea: Racine______12.10 VII. Briquettes: Low volatile united__12.90 of a ton or tons shall be governed by the larger than 3" but not ex­ Price Schedule as follows: ceeding 5" and bottom size 2" (c) Charge for treatment of coal. (i) On delivered sales of less than 1 and smaller including 5" x 2" Whenever a dealer has been charged by and 4" x 2” ) ton, the price shall be proportional to his supplier for the chemical or oil treat­ the price per ton plus an additional a. In price classification A______10. 60 ment of coal at the mine, he may add b. In price classification B charge of 250, but in no event shall the such treatment charge to the applicable total price be in excess of that for a sale through D______»!____ 9.95 maximum price set by this Appendix No. of 1 ton; for example, if the price of 1 ton 4. Stoker: Size group No. 10 (all 19, provided that the treated coal is kept is $10.15, the price of a/2 ton would be double-screened stoker coals, separate and is not mixed with untreated $5.08 plus 250 or a total of $5.33; the top size not exceeding 1%" and coal. When a treatment charge is made price of % ton would be $7.61 plus 250 bottom size less than 1 %"): pursuant to this section the dealer need or a total of $7.86. a. In price classification A______10.10 not separately state the amount of such (ii) On delivered sales of more than 1 b. In price classification B service charge if he clearly indicates on ton, for each fraction of a ton sold, the through E__ »_;______9.85 the invoice that such coal is so treated. price shall be proportional to the price III. High volatile bituminous coal (d) Discounts. The maximum prices set forth in section (b) shall be subject per ton; for example, if the price of 1 from district No. 9 (Western ton is $13.70, the price of IV2 tons would K entucky) to the following discounts: be $20.55. 1. Stoker: Size group Nos. 8-12, inc. Per ton 1. On yard sales of 1 ton or more to , The price schedule lists maximum (all raw double-screened nut, purchasers other than dealers. _____$1 . 00 prices for the sale of coal on the basis stoker and pea coals, top size not 2. On yard sales of 1 ton or more to of thé type of mine operation by means exceeding 2 " and bottom size d ea lers______1.50 of which it is produced. On sales of larger th an 10 m esh or %2") No. 3. On a sale or delivery of a lot of 20 coal derived from District Nos. 7,8,9, and tons or more to one bin at one time. . 50 6 seam ______8 . 81 4. On a sale or delivery of 50 tons or 11, the prices established are similar for IV. High volatile bituminous coal more annually______* . 50 the same kind and size of fuel regard­ from District No. 10 (Illinois) 5. On District Nos. 7 and 8 coal picked less of the type of mine operation. On A. Southern subdistrict price group up at local docks by dealers______2 .0 0 sales of coal from District No. 10 (Illi­ nois) , prices for coal described in para­ Nos. 1, 2 and 8 (deep machine (e) Immediately below and as a part m in e s): of this section (e) is a Schedule of Serv­ graph IV, A, 1 to 4 inclusive and IV, 1. Lump and egg: Size group Nos. ice Charges which a dealer may make for D, 1, apply to coal produced in deep 1, 2 and 3 (all lum p and egg the special services described when machine mines only; prices for coal de­ coal bottom size larger than 2 ", scribed in paragraph IV, B, 1 apply to rendered in connection with sales of coal produced in strip mines only; prices washed or raw )______9.34 solid fuels covered by this Appendix. for coal described in paragraph IV, C, 1, 2. Egg and nut: Size group No. 4, These charges may be made only if the vary as specified for coal obtained from 5, 6 and 8 (all egg and stove buyer requests the service and the dealer deep machine and strip mines. The coals bottom size 2 " and small- . renders it pursuant to the request. The prices of by-product coke, Pennsylvania er, washed or raw)______9.14 charges must be separately stated on the anthracite, and briquettes are unaf­ 3. Special stoker: Size group dealer’s invoice. fected by the type of mine operation. Nos. 21, 22, and 28 (washed or Schedule of Service Charges 1 ton air cleaned) nut and pea coal— Per ton delivered bottom size larger than 1 m illi­ 1. W heel or carry from curb______$0.75 Price Schedule per ton 2. Carry up or down stairs______* . 1 .00 meter and top size not exceed­ I. Low volatile bituminous «oal from in g 2” ; also all dry dedusted (f) Definitions. Except as otherwise district No. 7 (southern West Vir­ special stoker, bottom size provided herein or as the context may ginia and northwestern and cen­ larger than 28 mesh and top tral Virginia) : otherwise require, all terms used in this 1. Lump and egg, size group Nos. 1 size not exceeding %” ) ______8.39 appendix shall bear the meaning given and 2. All lump coal bottom 4. Washed screenings: Size group them in Revised Maximum Price Regu­ size and all egg coal, top Nos. 23 and 24 (all washed or lation No. 122 or the Emergency Price size larger than 3 ”, bottom size air cleaned screenings—top Control Act of 1942; if not therein de­ n o lim it, size not exceeding 2”) ______8.09 fined, they shall be given their custom­ (a) Price classification A, B, C— $12.61 (b) Mine index No. 73 only------13.81 B. Belleville and duquoin subdis­ ary trade meaning. 2. Lump—Size group No. 1, all lump tricts: Price group Nos. 10 and This Appendix No. 19 to Order No. coal bottom size *%"—price 16-22, inc.: G-16 shall become effective June 10,1945. classifications D, E and F»------12.41 l.'Egg and nut: Size group Nos. 3. Stove—Size group No. 3. All stove 4, 5, 6 , and 8 (all egg and Issued this 2d day of June 1945. coal top size larger than l lA" but not exceeding 3"; bottom stove coals, bottom size 2 " R ae E . W alters, size smaller than 3": and smaller, washed or raw ): Regional Administrator. (a) Price classification A------12-11 Strip mines______8 . 50 [F. R. Doc. 45-20163; Filed, Oct. 31, 1.945; (b) Price classification D------11.71 Deep machine mines______8 . 59 4:29 p. m.] (c) Mine index No. 73 on ly------l 2- 31 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13663 1 ton 1 ton dealer need not separately state the delivered delivered amount of such service charge if he P rice Schedule—Con. per ton P rice Schedule—Con. per ton clearly indicates on the invoice that such I. Low volatile bituminous coal from V. High volatile bituminous coal from coal is so treated. district No. 7, etc.—Continued. D istrict No. 10 (Illin o is): (d) Discounts. The maximum prices 4. Nut—Size group No. 4. All nut A. Southern subdistrict (deep ma­ coal top size larger than %" chine mines) price group Nos. set forth in section (b) shall be subject but not exceeding 1 ^4 "; b ot­ 1 , 2 and 8 : to the following discounts: to m size smaller than I % ": 1. Lump—Size group No. 1 (all Per ton (a) Price classification A______$11.11 lump coals, bottom size larger 1. P aym ent on delivery or w ith in 15 (b) Mine index No. 73 only______11. 41 than 4” washed or raw)_____ $9. 34 days therefrom ______$0.25 5. Pea—Size group No. 5. All pea 2. Egg—Size group No. 3 (all egg 2. On deliveries of 2 tons up to 4 tons_ . 25 coal top size not exceeding %" coals, bottom size larger than 3. On deliveries'of 4 tons up to a car­ bottom size smaller than 2" but not exceeding 3” washed load______. 50 price classification A______10. 78 or raw )______9.19 4. On deliveries of carload lots (40-50 0. Screened run of m ine—Size 3. Special stoker—Size group Nos. tons) or more______.75 group No. 6 (straight run of 2 1 , 22 and 28 (all washed or air mine from which all or part cleaned nut and pea coal, bot­ (e) Service charges. Immediately of the %" or %" top size has tom size larger than I millime­ below and as a part of this section (e) been removed) : ter and top size not exceeding (a) In price classifications A and B_ 10. 81 2” ; aso all dry dedusted special is a schedule of service charges which a (b) In price classification E_____ 10. 58 stoker bottom size larger than dealer may make for the special services II. - Low volatile bituminous coal from 28 mesh and top size not ex­ described when rendered in connection District No. 8 (eastern Kentucky, z z ceeding %")______8.64 with sales of solid fuels covered by this southwestern West V ir g in ia , 4. Dedusted screenings—Size appendix. These charges may be made western Virginia, northern Ten­ group Nos. 28 and 27 (all dry only if the buyer requests the service nessee and North Carolina): dedusted screenings, top size and the dealer renders it pursuant to the 1. Screened mine run—Size group not exceeding 2”) ______,____ 8 . 24 request. The charges must be separately No. 6 (straight run of mine from B. S o u t h e r n subdistrict (strip which all or part of the %'' top mines) price group No. 7: stated on the dealer’s invoice. size has been removed): l. Lump and egg—Size group Schedule op Service Charges (a) In price classification C____ 10. 80 Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (all lump and III. High volatile bituminous coal egg coals bottom size larger 1. W heel from curb: Per ton from District No. 8 (eastern Ken­ th an 2” washed or raw)______8 . 60 C o a l______$0. 60 tucky, southwestern West Vir­ C. Belleville & Duquoin subdistricts Coke______:______. 75 ginia, northern Tennessee, west­ price group Nos. 10 and 16-22 2. Carrying from curb: ern Virginia and North Carolina): in clu sive: C o a l______.£5 1. Lump—Size group Nos. 1 and 2 1. Lump and egg—Size group Nos. Coke______1 . 00 (All single screened block coal, 1, 2 and 3 (all lump and egg bottom size larger than 3”): (f) Definitions. Except as otherwise (a) Price classification A______11. 70 coals bottom size larger than provided herein or as the context may (b) Price classification C and D_ 11. 50 2 " washed or raw): otherwise require, all terms used in this (c) Price classification E through (a) From deop m a c h in e Appendix shall bear the meaning given H in clu sive______-______10.90 m in e s______8.14 (d) Price classification J through (b) From strip mines______8.05 them in Revised Maximum Price Regu­ N inclusive______10.45 D. Central subdistrict (deep ma­ lation No. 122 or the Emergency Price 2. Lump—Size group No. 2 (all sin­ chine mines) price group Nos. Control Act of 1942; if not therein de­ gle screened block coal bottom 12 and 13: fined, they shall be given their ordinary size larger than 3” but not ex­ 1. Lump and egg—Size group Nos. and popular trade meaning. ceeding 5") mine index No. 285 1, 2 and 3 (all lump and egg only------;------:______1 1 . 00 This Appendix No. 20 to Order No. 3. Egg—Size group No. 5 (all double coals bottom size larger than G-16 shall become effective June 25, screened coals, top size larger 2 " washed or raw)______7 . 9 9 ' 1945. than 5" but not exceeding 6 " VL High volatile bituminous coal and bottom size larger than 2 ” from District No. 11 (Indiana): Issued this 16th day of June 1945. but not exceeding 3"; and top 1. Lump and egg—Size group Nos. R ae E. W alters, size larger than 6” and bottom 1, 2 and 3 (all lump and egg size 2 " and smaller): coals, bottom size la ger than Regional Administrator. (a) Price classifications B through 2 ” washed or raw): [F. R. Doc. 45-20155; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; E inclusive______11.20 (a) Price gro -n Nos. 15 and 16___ 8.94 (b) Price classifications G through 4:26 p. m.] (b) Price group Nos. 7, 18 and K inclusive______10. 65 8 4. Egg—Size group No. 6 (all double 19 and M ine Index No. 115_____ . 29 screened egg coals, top size (c) Price group Nos. 9-12 inclu­ larger than 5" but not exceed­ sive______7.99 ing 6 " and bottom size 2 " and 2. Stoker—Size group Nos. 9-12 in­ [Region VI Order G-16 Under RMPR 122, smaller; also top size 3 " and d u e! ;8 (all raw nut and pea coal Appendix 22] larger but not exceeding 5" and bottom size larger than 10 m esh S olid F uels in F argo-M oorehead, bottom size larger than 2 " but or %2" and top size not exceeding N . D ak.-M i n n ., A rea not exceeding 3'.'): 2") price group Nos. 9-12, inc____ 7.34 (a) Price classifications E through VII. Pennsylvania anthracite: K inclusive______l______10.45 (a) Applicability. This Appendix No. 1. Egg, stove and n u t______17.20 (b) Price classifications L through 22 applies to sales of solid fuels delivered N inclusive.______10.25 VIII. Coke byproduct: within the city of Fargo, North Dakota, 5. Stoker— Size group No. 10 (all 1. Stove or r % Solvay or Koppers_ 14. 90 and all that territory bounded by six (6) double screened stoker coals, 2. Pea, Solvay or Koppers______13. 60 miles from the city limits of Fargo, in­ top size not exceeding l% 'r and IX. Briquettes made from district cluding West Fargo and Southwest bottom size less than iy4" ) : No. 7 low volatile coals: Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorehead and (a) Price classification A______10.90 1. G len Rogers ______13. 66 (b) Price classifications B through 2. Berwind______13.40 Dilworth, Minnesota. E inclusive______10. 50 (b) Price schedule. Immediately be­ (c) Price classifications F through' (c) Charge for treatment of coal. low and as a part of this section (b) is M inclusive______10.15 Whenever a dealer has been charged by a Price Schedule that sets forth maxi­ IV. H igh volatile b itu m in ous coal from his supplier for the ehemical or oil treat­ District No. 9 (western Ken­ mum prices for delivered sales by dealers tucky) : ment of coal at the mine, he may add in lots of one (1) ton or more of specified 1. Stoker—Size group Nos. 8 such treatment charge to the applicable kinds and sizes of solid fuels. Charges through 1 2 * inclusive (all raw maximum price set by this Appendix No. for treatment of coal are set forth in sec­ double screened nut, stoker 20; Provided, That the treated coal is and pea coals, top size not ex­ tion (c). Discounts are set forth in sec­ ceeding 2 " and bottom size kept separate and is not mixed with un­ tion (d). Service charges are set forth larger than 10 m esh or %2”): treated coal. When a treatment charge in section (e). Definitions are set forth (a) No. 6 Seam ______$8 .8 6 is made pursuant to this section the in section (f). 13664 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

P rice Schedule maximum price set by this Appendix No. [Rhode Island Order 1 Under RMPR 259] 22: Provided, That the treated coal is M alt B everages in R hode I sland Car­ 50-ton kept separate and is not mixed with un­ Description l-ton, load, user, For the reasons set forth in the accom­ per ton per ton per ton treated coal. When a treatment charge is made pursuant to this section the panying opinion, It is herey ordered: I. Low volatile bituminous dealer need not separately state the S ectio n 1. What this order does. In coal from district No. 7 amount of such service charge if he accordance with the provisions of section (southern West Virginia, clearly indicates on the invoice that such northwestern and central 5.2 (c) of RMPR 259, this order estab­ Virginia): coal is so treated. lishes uniform maximum deposit charges 1. Lump, egg, and stove__ $16.50 $14.25 $15.00 (d) Discounts. The maximum prices which may be imposed by wholesalers 2. N u t...... 15.05 12.80 13.55 3. Stoker______12.75 11.40 12.15 set forth in section (b) shall be subject and retailers for cases and containers in 4. Screenings______12.10 10.75 11.50 to the following discounts: connection with sales of domestic malt II. High volatile bituminous coal from district No. 8 1. On sales to purchasers at the one beverages in bottles or cases. (eastern Kentucky, south­ ton delivered price if payment is made western Virginia, western on delivery or within 10 days therefrom S ec. 2. Where this order applies. Virginia, northern Ten­ The provisions of this order apply to all nessee, and North Caro­ a discount of 3% shall be given. wholesalers and retailers located within lina) : 2. On sales of coal picked up at the 1. Lump: yard by all purchasers except dealers, the entire State of Rhode Island except A. Millers Creek, Hi the Town of New Shoreham. Splint, and No. 5 carload delivered purchasers, or 50 ton seams______14.75 13.00 13.75 users, a discount of 75tf per ton shall be S ec. 3. Applicability. No wholesaler B. Dorothy or No. 5 block seams___;______14.15 12.25 13.00 given. or retailer located within the area where 2. Egg: (e) Immediately below and as a part this order is applicable may after the ef­ A. Millers Creek, Hi Splint, and No. 5 seams. 14.50 12.70 13.45 of this section (e) is. a schedule of serv­ fective date of this order require a de­ B. Elkhom and Harlan ice charges which a dealer may make for posit from purchasers in excess of the seams...... 1_. 14.00 12.00 12.75 sum permitted by this order. Until C. Dorothy, No. 5 Block the special services described when ren­ and Island Creek seams 13.95 11.95 12.70 dered in connection with sales of solid October 22,1945 refunds for the return of 3. Stove: fuels covered by this appendix. These empties shall be the amount required A. Millers Creek, Hi Splint, and No. 5 seams. 14.25 12.50 13.25 charges may be made only if the buyer prior to the issuance of this order as a B. Elkhom seam______14.05 12.30 13.05 requests the service and the dealer ren­ deposit under section 5.2 of RMPR 259. 4. Stoker-.______12.95 11.60 12.35 ders it pursuant to the request. The 5. Screenings: S ec. 4. Deposit charges established A. Millers Creek, Hi charges must be separately stated on the by this order. The maximum deposit ■ Splint, No. 6 and Elk- dealer’s invoice. horn seams...... 12.00 10.65 11.40 charges for all sellers to which this order B. Dorothy, No. 5 Block Schedule of Service Charges is applicable are as follows: and Island Creek seams. 11.75 10.40 11.15 III. Lignite coals from dis­ 1. Carry from curb: Per ton Cases: Cents trict No. 21 (North Da­ Coal______$0. 50 kota-South Dakota): Wooden cases and bottles______75 1. Lump and furnace_____ 6.25 5.45 5.95 C ok e______,75 Solid fibre cases and bottles______60 2. Stove.-...______5.85 5.05 5.55 2. Carry up or down stairs: B ottles: 3. Stoker...... 5.40 4.65 5.15 Coal______. 75 12-oz. bottle______- 2 IV. High volatile bitumi­ C ok e______1.00 32-oz. bottle______3 nous Coal from District No. 22 (Montana). A. Roundup and Bull (f) Definitions. 1. A “50 ton user” S ec. 5. Definitions. Unless the con­ Mountain subdistricts means a purchaser whose annual require­ text otherwise requires, the definitions Nos. 1 and 9 (all mines in Musselshell, Treas­ ments for coal amounts to 50 tons or set forth in section 302 of the Emergency ure, Yellowstone, and more. 2. Except as otherwise provided Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, Golden Valley Coun­ herein or as the context may otherwise and in RMPR 259, as amended, shall ap­ ties): 1. Lump and egg size require, all terms used in this appendix ply to the terms used herein. group Nos. 1 to 6 in­ shall bear the meaning given them in clusive (all lump coals This order shall become effective Octo­ bottom size larger than Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. ber 1, 1945. 14"', all double-screened 122 or the. Emergency Price Control Act coals top size larger Issued this 24th day of September 1945. than 2" and bottom of 1942; if not therein defined, they shall size-1}^" and larger).... 13. 45 11.55 12.30 be given their customary trade meaning. F rank L. M artin, 2. Nut size group Nos. 7, District Director. ■ and 8 (all double- This Appendix No. 22 to Order No. G-16 screened nut coals top [F. R. Doc. 45-20192; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; size not exceeding 2'' shall become effective June 25,1945. and bottom size larger 1:38 p. m.] than yi" but not ex­ Issued this 16th day of June 1945. ceeding lJi")...... 11.10 9.45 10.20 3. Stoker size group No. 9 R ae E. W alters, (all double-screened Regional Administrator. [Region V Order G -l under Gen. Order 61] stoker coals top size not exceeding X%!' and [F. R. Doc. 45-20164; Filed, Oct. 31, 1945; bottom size not exceed­ 4:29 p. m.J U sed L um ber i n D allas R egion ing H")...... 10.60 8.85 9.60 V. Anthracite: For the reasons set forth in the opinion 1. Egg, stove, and nut____ 18.60 issued simultaneously herewith and un­ VI. Byproduct coke: 1. Stove and nut: Zenith [Rhode Island Order G -l under RMPR 259, der the authority vested in the Regional Eastern...... 16.05 14.60 15.35 Administrator of Region V of the Office 2. Pea: Zenith Eastern...... 15.05 13.60 14.35 Corr.J 3. Stove, Nut, and Pea: of Price Administration by General Or­ Local City______13.75 M alt B everages i n R hode I sland der No. 61, it is hereby ordered: VII. Briquettes: 1. Glen Rogers______... 15.55 13.80 14.55 In view of a typographical error ap­ ARTICLE I— COVERAGE OF THIS ORDER 2. Berwind—______15.35 13.60 14.35 pearing in the above order as originally 3. Stott...... 15.20 13.45 14.20 S ection 1. Products, transactions and 4. Lignite______14.50 12.50 13.25 issued, the following correction is made: The deposit charge established in section area covered. This order applies to sales 4 with respect to thirty-two ounce bottles or purchases by any person of the cate­ On sales of coal delivered within the •is corrected to read as follows: 32 oz. gories of used lumber for which maxi­ State of North Dakota, the above prices bottle—5tf. mum prices are established in this order, include the North Dakota Sales Tax, when made for delivery in the States of which may not be added to the above This correction shall become effective Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, prices by the dealer. as of October 1, 1945. Kansas and Missouri, which States com­ (c) Charge for treatment of coal. Issued this 24th day of October 1945. prise Region V of the Office of Price Ad­ Whenever a dealer has been charged by ministration. F rank L. M artin, This order shall also apply to sales his supplier for the chemical or oil treat­ District Director. made from stock in this area for delivery ment of coal at the mine, he may add [F, R. Doc. 45-20191; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; outside of the area, if no dollar-and-cents such treatment charge to the applicable 1:38 p. m.] ceiling prices have been issued under FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13665

General Order No. 61 for the geographi­ or timbers which individually are at least Sec. 9. Sales slips and receipts. cal location in which delivery is to be 3' in length, and which though failing Where a sale of used lumber is covered made. to qualify as prime grade are reasonably by this order and the total price of the ARTICLE II— DEFINITIONS good construction lumber. They must sale is $5 or more, the seller shall, re­ be free from rot and cleared of bolts, gardless of his previous practice and S ec. 2. Used lumber. Used lumber nails, or other foreign matter, but may means lumber and lumber products which whether or not requested by buyers, give have been recovered from, and were at contain loose knots, knot holes, or other to the buyer a sales slip, bill, receipt, or one time a part of, a building, structure defects which do not interfere with their other written evidence of the sale, set­ or fabricated item made wholly or par­ use for construction purposes. Each ting forth the following: tially of lumber. piece must show at least 50% prime Name and address of seller______grade lumber. Buyer’s nam e.______.______S ec. 3. Categories of used lumber. (b) Grades of flooring. (1) Reclaimed Place of delivery______Maximum prices are established in this flooring is used flooring of standard 2%2" „Location from which stock is sold (seller’s order for the categories of used lumber thickness, entirely free of nails or other yard or site other than seller’s yard)______described below, including such lumber foreign matter and with upper surface Description of items sold and Itemized prices when rim to standard or special patterns; whole or free from voids or splits. A (in terms of categories, grades, lengths, quantities and any other specification af­ but such descriptions are not intended tolerance of Vs" in thickness will be per­ fecting the price)______to, and do not, include items customarily mitted where flooring is worn or sanded. Total price______produced and sold as mouldings or mill- Not more than 25 percent of the tongue Additions (for delivery or other extra)_____- work. may be missing on any piece nor more (a) Boards. Used lumber of less than than 25 percent of the lower surface rep­ Sec. 10. Records and reports. Every 2" nominal thickness (“nominal thick­ resenting the under part of the groove. person who makes a sale of used lumber ness” means the thickness of the piece (2) Unreclaimed flooring is used floor­ shall keep a record of such sale show­ before planing. Actual thickness, after ing which meets the specifications for ing the name of the buyer and place of planing to produce an even and uniform reclaimed flooring except that nails or delivery, date of the sale, the grades sold, surface, is generally %" to % " less than other foreign matter have not been re­ the quantities sold and the price charged nominal thickness). moved. in the same detail as required in section (b) Dimension. Used lumber of 2" (c) Grades of plywood, (f) Prime 9. Such records shall be kept for a nominal thickness. grade is used plywood which is firmly period of 2 years or for the duration of (c) Planks or small timbers. Used bonded, free from rot, splits, foreign mat­ the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, lumber of over 2" and up to and includ­ ter and holes other than nail holes, in as amended, whichever be the shorter. ing 4" nominal thickness and of 12" or pieces of square or rectangular shape at ARTICLE IV— PROHIBITED PRACTICES AND less nominal width; also nominal thick­ least four square feet in size, and having PENALTIES nesses over 4" up to and including 6" in at least one smooth face suitable for Sec. 11. Sales of used lumber at all nominal widths up to and including painting. higher than maximum prices prohibited. 8 ". (2) Secondary “grade is used plywood (d) Large timbers. Used lumber of in pieces at least- two square feet in size, (a) Cm and after the effective date of nominal sizes larger than 6" x 8"; also reasonably free from splits, holes and this order, regardless of any contract or nominal thicknesses of more than 2" foreign matter, so that at least 75 per­ obligation, no person shall make a sale when wider than 12". or delivery of used lumber of the varie­ cent of the piece meets the specifications ties covered by this order and no person (e) Flooring. Used lumber planed to for prime grade (except for size and shall buy or receive such used lumber approximately 2%2" thickness, and which shape). has tongue and groove or other construc­ under a sale, at prices higher than the tion commonly used for flooring. S ec. 5. Persons. The term “person” maximum prices fixed by this order; and (f) Plywood. Three or more thin lay­ includes an individual, corporation, part­ no person shall agree, offer, or attempt ers of lumber, glued together with the nership, association, or any other or­ to do any of these things. grain of each layer at an angle to that ganized group of persons, or their legal (b) Prices lower than the maximum of the adjoining layer, to form a material successors or representatives; the United prices may, of course, be charged and having the general characteristics of a States-, or any government, or any of its paid. thin board. political subdivisions, or any agency of Sec. 12. Prohibited practices. Any (g) Unreclaimed lumber. Used lum­ the foregoing. practice which is designed to get the ber of any categories defined in (a) S ec. 6. Sales. “Sale” includes a bar­ effect of a higher than ceiling price is as through (f) which has not been cleared of ter, exchange, lease or transfer, and an much a violation of this order as a direct bolts, nails, or other foreign matter, and agreement or offer to sell, barter, ex­ over-the-ceiling charge. Such practices which if so cleared would meet the speci­ change, lease or transfer. include, but are not limited to, the fol­ fications of some grade of lumber de­ lowing: fined in section 4. S ec. 7. Established yard. Seller’s es­ (a) Getting the effect of a higher price (h) Scrap lumber. Lumber of any of tablished yard means premises occupied by changing the credit practices from the categories defined in (a) through (f) by the seller for the purpose of regularly what they were in March 1942. This in­ which, because of defects in quality or and continually maintaining a stock of cludes decreasing credit periods, or mak­ deficiencies in size, does not meet the new and/or used lumber from various ing greater charges for extension of grade specifications in section 4. unrelated sources of supply. credit. ARTICLE III— SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS (b) Refusing to sell except in small S ec. 4. Grades. The following are the quantities, or with or without delivery grades of used lumber for which maxi­ S e c . 8. Posting ceiling prices. Every under circumstances which bring the mum prices are established by this order. person selling used lumber for delivery seller an extra return. (a) Grades of boards, dimension, in, of from stock located in, the area (c) Wrongly grading used lumber for planks, and timbers. (1) Prime grade is covered by this order shall obtain from which maximum prices are fixed in this used lumber in the form of boards, di­ the Office of Price Administration at order; or incorrectly or incompletely re­ mension, planks, or timbers which indi­ least two copies of the price schedules cording the information required by sec­ vidually are at least 3' in length, and fixed in this order. One copy of such tion 9 to be set forth on the sales slip, which are sound, strong, of uniform schedules must be posted and main­ receipt or other evidence of sale. width and thickness, suitable for sub­ tained in a prominent place at or near (d) Quoting a gross price above the stantial construction purposes, free from each location in the area where used maximum price, even if accompanied by loose or rotten knots, knot holes, and lumber is offered for sale, in such man­ a discount, the effect of which is to bring rot, cleared of bolts, nails, or other for­ ner that it can be easily read, and that the net price below the maximum. eign matter, and without other defects purchasers can approach it within a dis­ (e) Charging, paying or receiving a which will materially impair the strength tance of two feet. One other copy must commission for the service of procuring, and serviceability of the piece. be kept available so that it may be shown buying, selling, or locating used lumber (2) Secondary grade is used lumber in to and read by any customer at his .covered by this order, or for any related the form of boards, dimension, planks, request. service which does not involve actual 13666 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 physical handling of used lumber, if the proper, shall be limited >to making a (b) Local sales from site other than commission plus the purchase price re­ charge of $5 per M'BM for all lumber the seller’s established yard. When a sults in a total payment by the buyer cf delivered under such sale. The applica­ sale is made for delivery from stock lo­ such used lumber which is higher than tion or enforcement of this provision to cated at a site other than the seller’s the maximum price permitted by this a sale or against a seller shall not ex­ established yard and delivery is made order. For the purpose of this order, a clude the application or enforcement of either at the site or by truck within a commission is any compensation, how­ the penalties provided in paragraph (a) radius of 30 miles of such site, the maxi­ ever designated, which is paid, wholly or of this section. mum prices applicable to such sale shall in part, for the procurement of lumber, be those set forth in Appendix A ap­ and which is based directly or indirectly ARTICLE V— MAXIMUM PRICES plicable in the zone in which the site is on the quantity, price or value of the lum­ S ec. 14. Ceiling prices for any cate­ located, less $2.00 per M'BM. ber in connection with which the service gory of used lumber for which maximum (c) Deductions—(1) When delivery is rendered. prices are not fixed in this order are is by truck. When a sale is made for de­ subject to the General Maximum Price livery by truck to the buyer, either from Sec. 13. Penalties, (a) Any person violating any provision of this order is Regulation. an established yard or a site other than subject to the criminal penalties, civil S ec. 15. Maximum prices. New sellers an established yard and delivery is to enforcement actions, suits for treble shall establish their maximum prices. be made to the buyer at a point located damages and proceedings for suspension (a) Local sales out of seller’s estab­ further than 30 miles from the place of license provided for in the Emergency lished yard. When delivery is made at where the shipment originates, the maxi­ Price Control Act of 1942, as amended. a seller’s established yard of used lum­ mum prices determined by paragraphs (b) Any person making a sale of used ber covered by this regulation, or by (a) and (b) above shall be reduced by lumber covered by this order for which truck within a radius of 30 miles from $5.00 per M'BM. the total price is higher than $5 and such established yard, and the used lum­ (2) When rail transportation is in­ who either fails to give the buyer a sales ber at the time the order is taken is a volved. When a sale is made which in­ slip, paid bill, receipt or other evidence of part of a stock at the seller’s established volves a shipment by rail of used lumber, sale, or although such document is given, yard, the maximum prices which may be either by the buyer or seller, the maxi­ fails to set forth in it the information mum prices determined under Para­ required to be set forth by section 9, so charged are those set forth in Appendix that a determination can be made as to A applicable to the zone defined therein graphs (a) or (b) above must be re­ whether or not the price charged was in which the seller’s yard is located. duced by $5.00 per M'BM. Appendix A—Table of Maximum P rices for U sed Lumber A. Boards; Dimension: Planks and Small Timbers; Large Timbers; Flooring. MAXIMUM PRICES PER THOUSAND BOARD FEET Zone. I. All points in Region V to which the carload rail transportation rates for new lumber do not exceed 14 cents per cwt. from Alex­ andria, Louisiana.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed claimed Unre­ (all claimed 6'-20' Over 20' 3'-5' 6'-20' Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ Length. 3'-5' wood wood / Boards: $34.25 $16.25 $26.25 $28.25 $12.50 Flooring (any length): Arkansas. . .1 ...... $22.25 $32.25 $42. 25 $12.50 Louisiana______23.25 33. 50 35.50 17.50 27.50 29.. 50 .. 12.50 Arkansas...... $32.25 28.75 -30.75 12.50 Louisian*...... 33.50 43.50 12.50 Texas______- 24.75 34.75 36.75 18. 75 12.50 Dimension: Texas_____...... 34. 75 44.75 Arkansas______20.25 30.25 32.25 14.25 24.25 26.25 12.50 Louisiana______21. 50 31.50 33.50 15. 50 25.50 27.50 12.50 Texas...... - 22.75 32.75 34.75 16.75 26.75 28.75 **■ 12.50 Planks and smail timbers: Arkansas______24.25 34.25 36.25 18.25 28.25 30.25 12.50 Louisiana______25.50 35.50 37.50 19.50 29.50 31.50 12.50 Texas______— 26.75 36.75 38.75 20.75 30.75 32.75 12.50 Large timbers: Arkansas______25.25 35.25 37.25 19.25 29.25 31.25 12.50 Louisiana...... 26.50 36.50 38.50 20.50 30.50 32.50 12.50 Texas______27.75 37.75 39.75 21.75 31.75 33.75 12,50

Zone II. All points in Region V to which carload rail transportation rates for new lumber are more than 14 cents per cwt. and not in excess of 19 cents per cwt. from Alexandria, Louisiana.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed claimed Unre­ (all - claimed 3'-5' 6'-20' Over 20' 3'-6' 6' 20' Over 20' lengths') - Soft­ Hard­ Length...... -...... wood wood

Boards: $23.50 $33.50 $35.50 $17.50 $27.50 $29.50 $12. sir Flooring (any length): Arkansas...... $33.50 $43.50 $12.50 24.75 34.75 36.75 18.75 28.76 30.75 12.50 12.50 38.00 20.00 30.00 32.00 12.50 Louisiana______34.75 44.75 Texas...... 26.00 36.00 36.00 46.00 12.50 Dimension: Texas...... s ...... 21.50 31.60 33.50 15.50 25.50 27.50 12.50 22.75 32.75 34.75 16.75 26.75 28.75 12.50 Texas...... -...... 24.00 34.00 36.00 18.00 28.00 30.00 12.50 Planks and small timbers: 25.50 35.50 37.50 19.50 29.50 31.50 12.50 26.75 36.75 38.75 20.75 30.75 32.75 12.50 Texas______- 28.00 38.00 40.00 22.00 32.00 34.00 12.50 Large timbers: 26.50 36.50 38.50 20.50 30.50 32.50 12.50 27.75 37.75 39.75 21.75 31.75 33.75 12.50 Texas______29.00 39.00 41.00 23.00 33.00 35.00 12.50 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13667

Zone III. All points in Region V to which the carload rail transportation rates for new lumber from Alexandria, Louisiana, are more than 19 cents and not in excess of 24 cents per cwt.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed claimed (all Length...... _ y-5' Unclaimed 6'-20' O ver 20' 3'~5' 6'-20' Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ wood wood Boards: Arkansas...... _...... $24.26 $34.25 $36.25 $18.25 $28.25 Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma___ $30.25 $12.50 Flooring (any length): 25.75 35.75 37.75 19.75 29.75 31.75 12.50 Arkansas__ $34.25 Texas...... 27.25 37.25 39.25 $44. 25 $12.50 Dimension: 21.25 31.25 33.25 12.50 Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma.,...... Arkansas...... 22.25 32.25 34.25 35. 75 45. 75 12.50 16.25 26.25 28.25 12.50 Texas...... 37. 25 47.25 12.50 Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma.... 23.75 33. 75 35. 75 17.75 27.75 29.75 12.50 Texas...... 25.25 35.25 37.25 19.25 Planks and small timbers: 29.25 31.25 12.50 Arkansas______26.25 36.25 38.25 20.25 30.25 32.25 12.50 Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma___ 27.75 37.75 39.75 21.75 31. 75 33. 75 12.50 Texas...... 29.25 39.25 41.25 23.25 Large timbers: 33.25 35.25 12.50 Arkansas...... 27.25 37.25 39.25 21.25 31.25 33.25 12.50 Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma__ 28.75 38. 75 40.75 22.75 32.75 34.75 12.50 T e x a s . ______30.25 40.25 42.25 24.25 34.25 36.25 12.50

Zone IV. All points in Region V to which carload rail transportation rates for new lumber from Alexandria, Louisiana, are more than 24 cents and not in excess of A9 cents per cwt.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre- Reclaimed claimed Length...... (all Unre­ 6'-20'| Over 20' 6'-20' Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ claimed wood wood Boards: Arkansas, except Texarkana, Ar­ kansas..-______I...... Flooring (any length): $26. 75 $36.75 $38.75 $20. 75 $30.75 $32. 75 $12.50 Arkansas, except Tex­ Missouri arid Oklahoma 28.25 38. 25 40.25 22.25 Texas, including Texarkana, Ar- 32.25 34.25 12.50 arkana, Arkansas... . $36.75 $46.75 $12.50 Missouri and Okla­ kansas______29.75 39.75 41. 75 Dimension: 23.75 33. 75 35.75 12.50 homa...... 38.25 48.25 12.50 Arkansas, except Texarkana, Ar- * Texas, including Tex­ arkana, Arkansas..... 39.75 49.75 12.50 kansas______24. 75 34.75 36.75 18.75 28.75 30.75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma______26.25 36.25 38.25 20.25 Texas, Including Texarkana, 30.25 32.25 12.50 Arkansas.____ 27.75 37.75 39.75 21.75 Planks and Small Timbers: 31.75 33.75 12.50 Arkansas, except Texarkana, Arkansas...... 28. 75 38.75 40.75 22.75 32 75 34.75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma . 30. 25 40.25 42.25 24.25 34.25 Texas, including Texarkana, 36.25 12.50 Arkansas...... 31.75 . 41.75 43.75 25. '75 Large Timbers: 37.76 12.50 Arkansas, except Texarkana, Arkansas______29.75 39. 75 41.75 23.75 33.75 35. 75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma______31.25 41.25 43.25 25.25 . 35.25 37.25 Texas, including Texarkana, 12.50 Arkansas...... 32.75 42.75 44 75 26.75 36. 75 38.75 12.50

Zone V. All points in Region V, except points in the State of Kansas, to which carload rail transportation rates for new lumber from Alexandria, Louisiana, are more than 29 cents and not in excess of 34 cents per cwt.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed \ claimed (all Unre­ Length.*...... 3'-5' 6'-20' Over 20' y -v 6'-20' Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ claimed wood wood Boards: Arkansas______$27.75 $37.75 $39.75 $21.75 $31.75 Missouri and Oklahoma...... $33.75 $12.50 Flooring (any length): 29.25 39.25 4L 25 23.25 33.25 35.25 12.50 Arkansas...... $37.75 $47.75 Texas...... 30.75 40.75 42.75 24.75 $12.50 Dimension: 34.75 36.75 12.50 Oklahoma & MissourL. 39.25 49.25 12.50 Texas...... 40.00 50.00 12.50 Arkansas...... 25.75 35.75 37.75 19.75 29.75 31.75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma______27.25 37.25 39.25 21.25 31.25 33.25 12.50 Texas...... 28.75 38.75 40.75 22.75 32.75 Planks and small timbers: 34.75 12.50 Arkansas...... 29.75 39.75 41.75 23.75 33.75 35.75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma __ 31.25 41.25 43.25 25.25 35.25 37.25 12.60 Texas______32.75 42.75 44.75 26.75 36.75 Large timbers: 38.75 12.50 Arkansas...... 30.75 40.75 42.75 24.75 34.75 36.75 12.50 Missouri and Oklahoma...... 32.25 42.25 44.25 26.25 36.25 38.25 12.50 Texas______33.75 43.75 45.75 27.75 37.75 39.75 12.50 ' • 13668 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945

Zone VI. All points in Region V (except points in the State of Kansas) to which carload rail transportation rates for new lumber from Alexandria, Louisiana, are more than 34 cents per cwt. and all points in Johnson, Wyandotte and Leavenworth Counties in the State of Kansas.

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed claimed Unre­ (all claimed flt-20' Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ 3'-5' 6'r26( Over 20' 3'-5' wood wood

Boards: $28.75 $38.76 $40.75 $22.75 $32.75 $34.75 $12.50 Flooring (any length): Arkansas______-...... —...... 36.25 12.50 Arkansas...... $38.75 $48.75 $12.50 30.25 40.26 42.25 24.25 34.25 40.00 50.00 12.50 42.00 44.00 26.00 36.00 38.00 12> 50 Oklahoma & Missouri. 32.00 Texas______40.00 50.00 12.50 Dimension: 26.75 36.75 38.75 20.75 30.75 32.75 12.50 28.25 38.25 40.25 22.25 32.25 34.25 12.50 30.00 40.00 42.00 24.00 34.00 36.00 12.50 Planks and small timbers: 30.75 40.75 42.75 24.75 34.75 36.75 12.50 32.25 42.25 44.25 26.25 36.25 38.25 12.50 34.00 44.00 46.00 28.00 38.00 40.00 12.50 Large timbers: 31.75 41.75 ‘ 43.25 25.75 35.75 37.76 12.50 33.25 43.25 45.25 27.25 37.25 39.25 12.50 35.00 45.00 47.00 29.00 '39.00 41.00 12.60

Zone VII. All points in the State of Kansas, excepting in Johnson, Wyandotte and Leavenworth Counties

Prime grade Secondary grade Unre­ Reclaimed claimed Unre­ (all claimed 6'-20* Over 20' lengths) Soft­ Hard­ Length...... -...... 3'-5' 6'-20' Over 20' S'-5' wood wood

$31.50 $41.50 $43.50 $25.50 $36.50 $87.50 $12.50 Boards: Kansas...... 33.50 35.50 12.50 Flooring (any length): Kan- Dimension: Kansas.------29.50 39.50 41.50 23.50 $50 $12.50 43.50 45.50 27.50 37.50 39.50 12.50 $40 Planks and small timbers: Kansas...... 33.50 12.50 Large timbers: Kansas...... 34.50 44.50 46.50 28.50 38.50 40.50

B. Plywood (all zones) (3) A minimum charge of 75 cents may (b) Where the butterfat test of the be made on any delivery, where the per­ milk actually purchased is more than Maximum P rice P er Square F oot missible charges do not amount to 75 4%, increase by 5.25 regulation or order. A seller’s license may be suspended for violation of the IF. R. Doc. 45-20195; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; 1 Per ton additional. 1:39 p. m.] license or of one or more applicable price (d) Relation to other orders and reg­ schedules or regulations. A person whose ulations. Section 1340.254 of Revised license is suspended may not, during the [Region VII Order G-31 under RMPR 122] Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is period of suspension, make any sale for hereby superseded and has no applica­ which his license has been suspended. S olid F uel i n W y o m ing tion to sales made by trucker-dealers (i) Right to revoke or amend. This under this Order No. G—31, except inso­ order may be revoked, modified or Order No. G-31 Under Revised Max­ amended at any time by the Price Ad­ imum Price Regulation No. 122 adjusted far as otherwise provided by paragraph maximum prices for coal sold by (e) hereof. However, all other provi­ ministrator or the Regional Adminis­ sions of Revised Maximum Price Regu­ trator. trucker-dealers, delivered to consumers Effective date. This Order No. G-31 anywhere in the State of Wyoming out­ lation No. 122 that are not contradictory of or inconsistent with the terms and shall become effective on the 19th dav of side of areas now covered by a régional October 1945. order. Docket No. 7-122-259 (a) (D-30. provisions of this Order No. G-31 remain in full force and effect and must be com­ Issued this 19th day of October, 1945. Pursuant to the Emergency Price plied with by such trucker-dealers. Control Act of 1942, as amended, the R ichard Y . B atterton, Stabilization Act of 1942, as amended, (e) Higher established maximum Regional Administrator. and § 1340.259 (a) (1) of Revised Max­ prices may be maintained. If any truck­ imum Price Regulation No. 122, and for er-dealer has heretofore duly established [F. R. Doc 45-20196; Filed Nov. 1, 19 4 5 ; the reasons set forth in the accompany­ delivered maximum prices for sales of 1:39 p. m.] ing opinion, this Order No. G-31 is coal covered by this Order No. G-31 in issued. accordance with § 1340.254 of Revised (a) What this order does. This Or­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 and has filed such duly established prices der No. G-31 establishes maximum [Region VII Order G-81 under MPR 188] prices for delivered sales of coal made with the Cheyenne, Wyoming, District by trucker-dealers, as herein refined, to Office of the Office of Price Administra­ R ose M pg. C o. et al. tion on Form 653-40, he may continue to consumers in the State of Wyoming on ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES the basis of the cost to the trucker- charge and collect such higher maximum dealer f. o. b. the mine or preparation prices for such sales. Order No. G-81 Under Maximum Price facility plus graduated allowances for (f) Definitions. (1) The term “truck­ Regulation No. 188 authorized maximum load-miles necessarily traveled. er-dealer”, as used in this Order No. prices for certain durable goods manu­ (b) Maximum prices. On and after G-31, means a person who purchases factured by Rose Manufacturing Com­ the effective date of this Order No. G-31, coal f. o. b. a mine or preparation fa­ pany, Denver, Colorado, when sold by the maximum prices per ton for coal cility and transports the same by truck the manufacturer and specified resellers sold by a trucker-dealer delivered to a and sells to consumers on a delivered Docket No. 7-188-158-148. consumer anywhere in the State of basis and does not have a rail connected Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ Wyoming outside of the areas or com­ yard where he receives coal by rail. trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta­ munities now covered by a general or­ (2) “Load-miles traveled” means the bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and der, an individual order, or a letter order distance necessarily traveled by the §§ 1499.158 and 1499.158a of Maximum issued by this Regional Office shall be the loaded truck over the most direct Price Regulation No. 188, and for the. the actual cost per ton to the trucker- route from the mine or preparation fa­ reasons set forth in the accompanying dealer f. o. b. the mine or preparation cility to the place where unloading takes opinion, this Order No. G-81 is issued. facility, not, however, to exceed the place upon delivery to the purchaser. (a) What this order does. This Order producer’s duly established maximum (3) “Wheel-in” means to transport No. G-81 establishes maximum prices for price, plus the applicable allowance for coal from the vehicle in which delivery certain durable goods manufactured by load-miles traveled, as set forth in the is made or from the nearest accessible Rose Manufacturing Company, Denver following: point of dumping or unloading and place Colorado, when sold at the specified the same in the buyer’s bin or storage levels. Table op Allowances space, when the physical condition of (b) Authorized maximum prices. Amount that may the premises is such as to prevent dump­ Upon and after the effective date of this be added to ing or unloading into such bin or storage Order No. G-81, the maximum prices for Load-miles traveled: f.o.b. mine cost space. the Wallet with Secretary, Models Nos. 0 to 10------75 (4) “Pull-back” or “trimming” means 30, 31, and 32; Key Case, Model No. 25; 10 to 20______2 20 to arrange and place coal in the buyer’s 20 to 30------2. 45 Coin Purse, Double Compartment, Modei 30 to 40—------2. 80 bin by rehandling the same for the pur­ No. 5; Coin Purse, One Compartment, 40 to 50______3 15 pose of filling the bin, and applies only Model No. 0; and Zipper Coin Purse, 50 to 60------3 5o to the amount of coal actually rehandled. Model No. 10, manufactured by Rose 60 tO 70______g gg (5) “Carrying up or down stairs” Manufacturing Company, a partnership, 70 to 80______^ 4 2o means the labor involved in carrying coal of 1731 Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colo­ 80 to 90______4 55 up or down stairs for depositing in the rado, in accordance with the specifica­ 9o to loo______* qo customer’s bin or storage space. Over 100miles ______(i‘\ tions set forth in the application of said (6) “Delivery in less than two-ton manufacturer now on file in this Regional 1St per ton for each load-mile traveled. lots” means delivery of a quantity of less Office as a part of the record in this than two tons on a single order. case, shall be as follows : (c) Special service charges. If, at (g) Invoice covering sale. A trucker- the reauest of the buyer, the trucker- (1) When sold by the manufacturer to dealer making a sale and delivery under a jobber or a wholesaler: 13670 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 Per dozen price schedules or regulations. A per­ Cascade Mountains; and the following Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 30— $24. 40 son whose license is suspended may not, Counties in the State of Idaho: Benewah, Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 31— 28.80 during the period of suspension, make Bonner, Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 32— 34. 56 any sale for which his license has been Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, and Key Case, Model No. 25------4. 32 suspended. Shoshone. Coin Purse, Double Compartment, (g) Right to revoke or amend. This (b) Maximum prices. The maximum Model No. 5------4.80 price of plumbing and heating services Coin Purse, One Compartment, Model order may be revoked, modified, or No. 0______3.36 amended at any time by the Price Ad­ in the areas described above is the sum Zipper Coin Purse, Model No. 10------4. 52 ministrator or the Regional Adminis- of a charge for labor, the maximum price tr&tor* of the materials used, and such other (2) When sold by the manufacturer, a Effective date. This Order No. G-81 charges as may be permitted by this or­ jobber or a wholesaler to a retailer: shall become effective on the 25th day of der. The maximum charge for labor Per dozen October 1945. shall be the sum of the number of hours Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 30—: $30.50 of labor performed in each category Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 31__ 36.00 Issued this 25th day of October 1945. multiplied by the maximum hourly rate Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 32— 43.20 Richard Y. Batterton, applicable to that category, as provided Key Case, Model No. 25------5.40 Regional Administrator. by subparagraph (b) (1). The maximum Coin Purse, Double Compartment, price of the materials used shall be de­ Model No. 5------6. 00 [F. R. Doc. 45-20197; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; Coin Purse, One Compartment, Model 1:39 p. m.] termined as is provided by subparagraph No. 0------4. 20 (b)' (2). The maximum prices estab­ Zipper Coin Purse, Model No. 10------5. 65 lished by this order include all expenses; no fees, commissions, or other charges, (3) When sold by any seller to an ulti­ [Region VIII Order G-13 Under RMPR 251] mate consumer or user: as for rental or use of equipment or other Each Plumbing and Heating Services in Wash­ incidental services, may be charged ex­ Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 30— $4.25 ington and Idaho cept as may be otherwise specified in this Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 31— 5.00 order. Wallet with Secretary, Model No. 32— 6.00 For the reasons set forth in an opin­ (1) Maximum labor charge, (i) The Key Case, Model No. 25------»— ------• ^£> ion issued simultaneously herewith, and maximum hourly rate shall be either the Coin Purse, Double Compartment, under the authority vested in the Re­ rate in Column A or the labor cost per Model No. 5...... - ...... 85 gional Administrator of the Office of hour multiplied by the percentage in Coin Purse, One Compartment, Model Price Administration by section 9 of Re­ No. 0 ...... • 89 Column B, rounded out to the nearest 5 vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, cents, whichever is lower: Zipper Coin Purse, Model No. 10------. "9 It is hereby ordered: Note: (i) The maximum prices as above (a) Geographical applicability. This set forth for sales other than sales to ulti­ order applies to sellers located in North­ In area 1 In area 2 In area '3 mate consumers are subject to a discount of ern Idaho, southward to and including 2% for payment within 10 days from date of Col. Col. Col. Col. Col. Col. invoice, net 30 days. Idaho County, and in the State of Wash­ A B A B A B (ii) The above prices are for sales f. o. b. ington with the exception of Clark, Cow­ shipping point, and include all costs incident litz, Klickitat, Skamania, and Wahkia­ Pet. Pd. Pd. to wrapping, packing, boxing, and carting. kum Counties, which are covered by Or­ Journeyman plumber. $3 170 $2.75 160 $2.50 155 der No. G-7 under Revised Maximum Apprentice plumber, (c) Notice to be given purchasers for semiskilled and Price Regulation No. 251. This territory common labor____ 2 lfiO 1.75 150 1.50 150 resale and tagging with maximum price is divided for pricing purposes into the at retail level. When the manufacturer following three areas: or any other seller makes a first sale un­ Area 1. In the State of Washington: (ii) Overtime. If overtime work is der this Order No. G-81 to a person who Kitsap County and the Seattle Metropoli­ performed for which employees are ac­ purchases it for resale, other than at the tan area, the boundary of which pro­ tually paid V/t or 2 times the straight retail level, he must show upon the in­ ceeds as follows: Commencing at the time or normal wage rate, then in deter­ voice or on a separate slip or rider at­ northwest comer of Woodway Park east­ mining the maximum hourly rate for tached thereto the applicable resale price ward along the northern boundary line such work the hourly rate stated in as set forth in paragraph (b) above. The Column A may be increased by IV2 or 2 manufacturer must attach to each of the of such park and along an extension of said line to a point north of the northern­ times, as the case may be. However, the articles in question, by any suitable maximum hourly rate provided by sub- means, a tag plainly marked “Maximum most point of Lake Ballinger; thence due south to Lake Ballinger and southward paragraph (b) (1) (i) above, may not price when sold by any seller to an ulti­ be increased unless the overtime work mate consumer or user, $------” along the western shore of said lake to the northern boundary of King County; is performed at the customer’s request (d) Applicability of other regulations. and unless it is performed on Saturdays, The pricing provisions of the General thence eastward along said county boundary to a point north of the eastern­ Sundays, holidays, or between the hours Maximum Price Regulation have no ap­ of 5:00 p. m. and 8:00 a. m. plication to the prices established by this most limit of Kenmore; thence due south to Lake Washington; thence southward (iii) Measurements of hours. The Order No. G-81 for sales by the manufac­ number of hours to be charged against turer or any reseller. along the western shore of Lake Wash­ ington to the southernmost point of said any job is to be counted from the time (e) Geographical applicability. The the workman leaves the shop or the pre­ maximum prices authorized by this Or­ lake; thence due east to a point north of the easternmost limit of Renton; thence vious job (whichever is later) until he der No. G-81 for resellers are applicable completes the job if he proceeds to an­ only to sales made within this Region due south to Renton and southward VII, which includes the States of Colo­ along the boundary of said city to East other job, or until he returns to the Valley Road; thence southward along shop if he proceeds there directly. For rado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and any job extending into more than one Wyoming, and all that part of the State said road to a point midway between the northern and southern boundaries of day, time in transit to or from the job of Idaho lying south of the southern may be charged only once. The hours boundary of Idaho County, the County of. Section 8, Township 22 North, Range 3, East Willamette Meridian; thence due for which charges are made shall not Malheur in the State of Oregon, and all exceed those shown on the seller’s pay­ that part of the Counties of Mohave and west to Puget Sound; thence northward along the eastern shore of Puget Sound roll records nor those shown on any rec­ Coconino in the. State of Arizona lying ords or invoices which this order may north of the Colorado River. to the point of beginning. (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ Area 2. The remainder of the part of require the seller to prepare or keep. the State of Washington covered by this (iv) Minimum charge. If a job re­ censing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ quires less than one man-hour, there sons who make sales under price control, order and lying west of the crest of the are applicable to all sellers subject to Cascade Mountains. may be collected a minimum charge equal Area 3. The remainder of the part of to the rate for one hour. this regulation or order. A seller’s li­ (v) A journeyman plumber doing his cense may be suspended for violation of the State of Washington covered by this the license or of one or more applicable order and lying east of the crest of the own work shall take as his labor cost the FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13671 labor cost applicable to journeyman, (f) Notification to purchasers. Every plumbers. ison Illuminating Company of Easton, person making sales subject to this or­ et al., File No. 54-51; Applications 8, 9,’ (2) Materials. The maximum price of der shall furnish to the customer an in­ and 10. any new material shall be the highest voice or sales slip on which he has item­ The Commission having, on July 25, price charged for such material by the ized charges for materials and labor seller during March 1942, or the price 1941, entered an order instituting pro­ (including wage rates and hours of labor) ceedings pursuant to sections 11 (b) (2), published as of the date of issuance of and any other additions permitted by this order, in Moore’s Price Service, pub­ 12 (c), and 15 (f) of the Public Utility this order, and on which he has certified Holding Company Act of 1935 directed to lished- by Moore’s Price Service, Inc., that the price charged does not exceed Lloyd Building, Seattle 1, Washington, Pennsylvania Power & Light Company the prices permitted by this Order No. (“Pennsylvania”), National Power & whichever is lower. The maximum price G-13 under Revised Maximum Price Light Company (“National”), and Elec­ of any used materials or any new ma­ Regulation No. 251. In the case of sales tric Bond and Share Company (“Bond terials which cannot be priced as pro­ subject to paragraph (d) (Jobs Selling and Share”), and Pennsylvania and Na­ vided above, shall be the seller’s maxi­ for More than $350.00), invoices or sales tional having jointly requested a contin­ mum price determined under the ap­ slips need show only total charges for uance of such proceeding pending com­ propriate maximum price regulation. labor, materials, and other additions. pletion of a plan for the recapitalization (3) Other charges—(i) Outside sewer (g) Records. Duplicates of the in­ of Pennsylvania as a part of a program stoppage removal. A minimum charge voices or sales slips required by para­ for the dissolution of National- ordered not to exceed $5.00 may be made for graph (f) shall be kept by the seller by this Commission pursuant to section outside sewer stoppage removal subject at his place of business. Additionally, 11 (b) (2) of the act on August 23, 1941; to Revised Maximum Price Regulation every person making sales subject to this and No. 251, where total applicable hourly order shall keep a permanent record of Pennsylvania, National, and Bond and rate does not exceed this amount. If, be­ all employee’s time and materials con­ Share having jointly filed a plan of re­ cause of employment of power-driven sumed for each job. The material used capitalization for Pennsylvania, and equipment, maximum hourly rates were on a job shall be listed according to the amendments thereto, such plan propos­ in effect during March 1942, and records trade names and shall be properly iden­ ing, in addition to a refunding consum­ are available to substantiate such rates, tified according to the serial number and mated pursuafit to our order dated Sep­ then the same rates may be continued for grade. The job cards showing both the tember 26, 1945, the following transac­ this type of work. time and material consumed shall be tions: (1) The making of certain capital (ii) Out of town travel expenses. A signed by the employee. Travel time contributions by National, the corporate seller who furnishes men on “out of or other additions permitted in this or­ ' Parent of Pennsylvania, resulting in the town” work for the installation of build­ der shall be clearly listed as such on creation of capital surplus, (2) the mak­ ing materials, shall be reimbursed to the the record. All of such records shall be ing of certain accounting adjustments by extent of the amount he shall have to available for inspection at any time by Pennsylvania to comply with orders of pay for travel expense and subsistence the Office of Price Administration. the Federal Power Commission and the where this work necessitates the men (h) This order supersedes sections 6, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission being away from their home office. This 7, and 8 of Revised Maximum Price Reg­ and for other purposes, (3) the issuance item must be explained to customer prior ulation No. 251 with respect to the of 1,818,719 shares of new common stock to starting the work and invoiced prop­ plumbing and heating services to which it by Pennsylvania through an offer of erly as a separate item. Subsistence relates, except where it is otherwise pro­ rights to subscribe to such shares to Na­ cannot b e, collected unless employer vided herein. tional which will in turn offer such rights actually pays employee. (i) This order may be amended, cor­ to its own stockholders on a pro-rata (c) Definitions. (1) “Plumbing and rected, or revoked at any time. basis at $10 per share, (4) the exchange heating services” means plumbing in­ This order shall become effective Oc­ of 440,000 shares of new cumulative pre­ stallation, repair and maintenance serv­ tober 21,1945. ferred stock for a like number of shares ices, the sale of installed plumbing ma­ of $7, $6, and $5 cumulative preferred terials, and the installation of oil burn­ Issued this 12th day of October 1945. stock presently outstanding and the re­ ers, feed lines, and automatic sprinklers. demption of the remaining shares of such “Plumbing” means gas, water, and steam B e n C. D u n iw a y , Regional Administrator. $7, $6 and $5 preferred stock not so ex­ distribution or waste removal systems. changed, and (5) the amending of the (2) “Labor cost” means the wage rates [P. R. Doc. 45-20198; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; corporate charter to give the new cumu­ in effect on October 3,1942, or wage rates 1:40 p. m.] lative preferred stock special voting which have been established by proper rights in the event of dividend defaults governmental agencies, but not in excess and in the event of certain corporate ac­ of the wage actually paid. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ tions and to place certain limitations on (d) Jobs selling for more than $350.00. the payment of common stock dividends- The maximum price of jobs in excess of MISSION. and ’ $350.00 shall be the maximum price cal­ [File Nos. 59-29, 54-128, 59-12, 54-51] ^Lehigh Valley Transit Company culated under this order but shall not ( Transit”) having filed an amendment exceed a price calculated under section P ennsylvania P ow er & L ig h t Co. et al. to an application previously filed (File 7 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation ORDER APPROVING APPLICATIONS AND PERMIT­ No. 54-51, Application 9, which amend­ No. 251, using the sum of labor costs, TING DECLARATIONS TO BECOME EFFECTIVE ment requests that Transit be permitted material costs, direct costs, and a margin to exchange its holdings of 15,469 shares not exceeding the margin used on the At a regular session of the Securities of Pennsylvania’s preferred stock for most comparable job in the period Janu­ and Exchange Commission, held at its new 4y2% preferred stock of Pennsyl­ ary 1, 1939, to March 31, 1942, or, for office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ vania and to receive the call price of $110 sellers not in business in March 1942, sylvania, on the 26th day of October, A. D. 1945. per share for any shares not selected for a margin not exceeding 30% of the sum exchange as provided in Pennsylvania’s of labor and material and other direct In the matter of Pennsylvania Power plan; and costs. & Light Company, National Power & Light National and The Edison Illuminating (e) Guaranteed prices. A seller may Company and Electric Bond and Share Company of Easton (“Edison Illuminat­ supply plumbing and heating services Company, File No. 59-29; Pennsylvania ing”) having requested permission to covered by this order on the basis of a Power & Light Company, National Power withdraw a joint application previously guaranteed price, the seller agreeing to & Light Company and Electric Bond and filed (File No. 54-51, Application 8), charge a fixed amount, but such guaran­ Share Company, File No. 54-128; Elec­ which application requested permission teed price may not exceed the maximum tric Bond and Share Company, National for Edison Illuminating to dispose of price established by this order, and with Power & Light Company, et al., File No. certain assets and redeem a portion of respect to such job the seller shall, keep 59-12; Electric Bond and Share Com­ its capital stock, and for National to pany, National Power & Light Company, transfen the capital stock as so reduced records and furnish invoices as required Pennsylvania Power & Light Company, by other provisions of this order. to Pennsylvania as a capital contribu­ Lehigh Valley Transit Company, The Ed- tion, for the reason that the action con- 13672 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 templated under the plan provides for fees and expenses proposed to be paid (designated Application 8, Pile No. 54-51) the transfer of such capital stock to in connection with the transactions in­ be, and hereby is, granted. Pennslyvania without prior reduction; cident to the plan, including fees and By the Commission. and expenses of financial advisers and fees Pennsylvania having requested that of counsel for the dealer-managers ef­ [seal] Orval L. DuBois, the Commission enter an order finding fecting the preferred stock exchange and Secretary. that the proposed issue and sale of 440,- with respect to provisions to be contained [F. R. Doc. 45-20199; Piled, Nov. 1, 1945; 000 shares of new preferred stock, any in the offer of rights by National to pro­ 2:34 p. m.] interim deposit certificates issued in tect the interests of members of the connection therewith, the issue and sale armed services who, because of being [Pile Nos. 59-17, 59-11, 54-25] of 1,818,719 shares of new common stock overseas, are not in a position to either by Pennsylvania, and the issuance of exercise or sell their rights. United Light and Power Co. et al. any rights to subscribe thereto by Penn­ It is further ordered, That the appli­ ORDER GRANTING PETITION OP TRUSTEE TO sylvania and the assignment of any such cation of Lehigh Valley Transit Com­ INTERVENE rights by National to its stockholders, pany (designated Application 9, Pile No. 54-51), as amended, to exchange its At a regular session of the Securities the receipt of cash by Transit for any and Exchange Commission held at its of the 15,469 shares of $7 preferred stock 15,469 shares of Pennsylvania’s preferred office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., of Pennsylvania notexchanged for new stock, which it owns for new 4y2% pre­ on the 30th day of October, A. D. 1945. preferred stock of Pennsylvania, and the ferred stock of. Pennsylvania and to re­ In the matter of The United Light and transfer of 12,317 shares of the capital ceive the call price of $110 per share for Power Company, The United Light and stock of The Edison Illuminating Com­ any share not selected by lot for ex­ Railways Company, American Light & pany of Easton by National to Pennsyl­ change as provided for in Pennsylvania’s Traction Company, Continental Gas & vania are necessary and appropriate to plan is approved subject to the condition Electric Corporation, United American the integration or simplification of the that our jurisdiction oyer the status of Company, and Iowa-Nebraska Light and holding company system of which pari­ this intercorporate holding shall not be Power Company, respondents, Pile No. ties to the plan are members and neces­ deemed to be prejudiced by virtue of 59-17; The United Light and Power Com­ sary or appropriate to effectuate the pro­ Transit’s receiving shares of new pre­ pany and its subsidiary companies, re­ visions of section 11 (b) of the act, and ferred and cash for shares of the old spondents, Pile No. 59-11; Ih e United that such order conform to the perti­ preferred now held by Transit. Light and Power Company, applicant. nent requirements of Sections 371 and# It is further ordered, That the issues, Pile No. 54-25; Application No. 25. 1808 of the Internal Revenue Code, as distributions, transfers and exchanges The Commission having on September amended, and contain the recitals, speci­ of securities and the transactions speci­ 20, 1945 issued its Notice of Piling and fications, and itemizations therein re­ fied and itemized below, all as provided Order for Hearing with respect to Appli­ quired; and by the plan, are necessary or appro­ cation No. 25 filed by The United Light The Commission having consolidated priate to the integration and simplifica­ and Railways Company and its subsidi­ proceedings with respect to Pennsyl­ tion of the holding company system of ary, Continental Gas & Electric Corpora­ vania, National, and Bond and Share un­ which Pennsylvania, National, Bond and tion, both registered holding companies, der sections 11 (b) (2) and 11 (e) and Share and Transit are members, and are pursuant to section 11 (e) of the Public a public hearing having been held, after necessary or appropriate to effectuate the Utility Holding Company Act of 1935; appropriate notice, at which hearing se­ provisions of section 11 (b) of the Pub­ The Cleveland Trust Company, Trus­ curity holders of Pennsylvania, National, lic Utility Holding Company Apt of 1935: tee under the debenture agreements re­ and Bond and Share and other interested (1) The issuance by Pennsylvania of lating to the outstanding 5 V2 % deben­ persons were afforded an opportunity to 440,000 shares of new preferred stock of tures of The United Light and Railways be heard and at which hearing requests $100 par value and the exchange thereof Company and the 5% debentures of Con­ for specific findings, briefs, and oral ar­ for an equal number of shares of old tinental Gas & Electric Corporation, hav­ gument were waived with respect to the preferred stocks of Pennsylvania, with­ ing filed a written petition for leave to transactions proposed in the plan; and out nominal or par value, theretofore intervene in these proceedings; and The Commission having considered the outstanding, and the issuance of interim The Commission having considered record and having entered its findings deposit certificates incident to such ex­ said petition for intervention and deem­ and opinion herein and deeming it ap­ change. ing it appropriate to permit said Trustee propriate in the public interest and in (2) The transfer by Transit to Penn­ to intervene, the interest of investors and consumers sylvania of that portion of the 15,469 It is ordered, That the petition of The to approve Pennsylvania’s plan of recap­ shares of Preferred ($7) Stock of Penn­ Cleveland Trust Company for leave to italization, subject to certain conditions sylvania owned by it which are not ex­ intervene be, and the same hereby is, and reservations of jurisdiction herein­ changed for new preferred stock pursu­ granted. after ordered: ant to the Exchange Offer and the pay­ It is ordered, That pursuant to the ap­ ment by Pennsylvania to Transit of the By the Commission. plicable provisions of the act and the redemption price thereof as set forth in [seal] Orval L. DuBois, rules and regulations promulgated there­ the Plan. Secretary. under, the aforesaid plan of recapitaliza­ tion and the declaration and applica­ (3) The transfer by National to Penn­ [F. R. Doc. 45-20200; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; tions incident thereto are approved and sylvania as a capital contribution of 2:34 p. m.] permitted to become effective, subject, in 12,317 shares of the capital stock of The addition to the terms and conditions con­ Edison Illuminating Company of Easton. [File No. 70-1159] tained in Rule U-24, to the following (4) Distribution by Pennsylvania and Northern Natural Gas Co. conditions: the receipt thereof by its common stock­ (1) That a copy of our findings and holders of rights to subscribe to 1,818,719 SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER PERMITTING DECLA­ opinion herein and a copy of this order shares of common stock without nominal RATION TO BECOME EFFECTIVE be mailed to all preferred stockholders or par value of Pennsylvania. At a regular session of the Securities of Pennsylvania in connection with the (5) The distribution by National to its and Exchange Commission, held at its solicitation of preferred stock for ex­ common stockholders of rights to sub­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on change and to all common stockholders the 30th day of October 1945. of National in connection with the offer scribe on a pro rata basis to 1,818,700 Northern Natural Gas Company, a reg­ to them of rights to subscribe to Penn­ shares of common stock of Pennsylvania. istered holding company and a subsidi­ sylvania common stock; (6) The issuance by Pennsylvania of ary of North American Light & Power (2) That Pennsylvania make some ap­ 1,818,719 shares-of common stock with­ Company and The North American Com­ propriate disposition of the Edison Illu­ out nominal or par value. pany, both of which are registered hold­ minating stock within a period of one It is further ordered, That the appli­ ing companies, having filed a declaration year from the date of this order. cation of National and The Edison Il­ and amendments thereto pursuant to It is further ordered, That jurisdiction luminating Company of Easton to with­ Sections 6 and 7 of the Public Utility be, and hereby is. reserved over all legal draw an application previously filed Holding Company Act of 1935 and Rule FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, November 3, 1945 13673

U-50 promulgated thereunder, regarding [File No. 70-1173] the issuance and sale at competitive bid­ Offering Ap- ding of $25,000,000 principal amount of prices per proxi- T h e M ilw a u k ee E lectric R ailw ay & Series unit (percent mate T ransfort Co. and W isc o n sin E lectric Serial debentures to mature serially, $1,- of principal yield to 500,000 principal amount in each of the amount) maturity P ower C o. , years 1950 to 1955, inclusive, and $1,600,- NOTICE REGARDING FILING Percent 000 principal amount in each of the 1950______100.98 1.40 At a regular session of the Securities years 1956 to 1965, inclusive, and the ap­ 1951______100.66 1.50 and Exchange Commission, held at its plication of the net proceeds from the 1952...... 100.15 1.60 1953______99.47 1.70 office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on sale of the serial debentures, together 1954...... 98.63 1.80 the 31st day of October 1945. with general funds of the company, to 1955...... 97.62 1.90 Notice is hereby given that a joint the redemption of its outstanding first declaration or application (or both) has mortgage and first lien Bonds, Series A, been filed with this Commission pursuant 3*/4%, due 1961, in the principal amount It being further stated that the aggre­ gate of the various offering prices to the to the Public Utility Holding Company of $16,000,000, at the redemption price of Act of 1935 by The Milwaukee Electric $16,480,000 (103% of the principal public amounts to $8,962,650 for the 1950 to 1955 serial debentures, resulting in a Railway & Transport Company, a wholly- amount thereof) and to the construction owned subsidiary of Wisconsin Electric of additional property and facilities esti­ difference between the over-all price to the company and the offering prices to Power Company, and by Wisconsin Elec­ mated in the amount of $10,179,000; and tric Power Company, a subsidiary of The The Commission having by order dated' the public of $32,940 which represents an average spread of .366%; and North American Company, a registered October 19, 1945, permitted the amended holding company; and declaration to become effective subject to It being further stated that Northern Natural Gas Company has accepted the Notice is further given that any inter­ the condition that the proposed issuance ested person may, not later than Novem­ and sale of securities should not be con­ bid of the group headed by Kidder, Pea­ summated until the results of competitive body & Co., for the serial debentures ma­ ber 9, 1945, at 5:30 p. m., e. s. t., request turing 1956 to 1965 and that the pro­ the Commission in writing that a hear­ bidding pursuant to Rule U-50 shall have ing be held on such matter, stating the been made a matter of record in this posed offering prices to the public arid proceeding and a further order shall have the approximate yields to maturity are reasons for such request and the nature as follows: of his interest, or may request that he been entered by the Commission in the be notified if the Commission should or­ light of the record so completed; and der a hearing thereon. At any time Northern Natural Gas Company hav­ Offering Ap­ thereafter, said joint declaration or ap­ ing filed a further amendment to the prices per proxi­ plication, as filed or as amended, may amended declaration setting forth the "Series unit (percent mate action taken to comply with the require­ of principal yield to become effective or may be granted, as ments of Rule U-50 and stating that, amount) maturity provided in Rule U-23 of the rules and pursuant to the invitation for competi­ regulations promulgated pursuant to Percent said act. Any such request should be tive bids, five bids on the 1950-55 serial 1956...... 103.06 2.05 addressed: Secretary, Securities and Ex­ debentures by four groups of under­ 1957...... 102. 28 2.15 1958______101. 36 2. 25 change Commission, 18th and Locust writers and a group of commercial banks, 1959...... 100.87 2. 30 Streets, Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania. and four bids on the 1956-65 serial I960...... 100.31 2.35 1961...... 99. 68 2.40 All interested persons are referred to debentures by four groups of under­ 1962...... 98. 99 2.45 the joint declaration or application, writers, headed by the firms set forth 1963...... 98. 24 2. 50 which is on file in the office of the Com­ below were received: 1964...... 97.43 2. 55 1965...... 97. 32 2.55 mission, for a statement of the transac­ For the 1950 to 1955 Serial Debentures : tions therein proposed, which are sum­ marized below: Price to It being further stated that the aggre­ com­ Net The Milwaukee Electric Railway & pany 1 interest gate of the various offering prices to the Transport Company proposes to redeem Bidder Coupon (percent cost to public amounts to $15,992,640 for the rate of com­ on December 1, 1945, at par plus accrued principal pany 1956 to 1965 serial debentures, resulting interest, $800,000 principal amount of its amount) in a difference between the over-all price First Mortgage 4% Bonds owned by to the company and the offering prices Wisconsin Electric Power Company and Ptrcent Percent to the public of $88,000 which represents pledged as collateral under the latter Kidder, Peabody & Co...... 1H 99. 219 1.7366 an average spread of .550%; and that Halsey, Stuart & Co m 99.4529 1.8282 company’s Mortgage and Deed of Trust Blyth & C o..______m 99.377 1.8390 the total proceeds to the company for dated October 28, 1938, to First Wiscon­ Mellon Securities Corpora­ the serial debentures aggregate $24,834,- tion______m 99.159 1.8701 sin Trust Company, as Trustee. Wis­ First National Bank of 350 and the company having represented consin Electric Power Company seeks Chicago..-...... __...... w 99.380 1.9636 that the bids accepted represent the low­ authorization to surrender said bonds est total net interest cost of money to on the basis described. » For the 1956 to 1965 Serial Debentures : the company for the serial debentures; and By the Commission. A further hearing having been held Price to [ seal] O rval L. D u B o is, com­ Net and the Commission having examined pany i interest Secretary. Bidder Coupon (percent cost to said amendment and having considered rate of com-, the record herein, and finding no basis [F. R. Doc. 45-20202; Filed, Nov. 1, 1945; principal pany for imposing terms and conditions with 2:34 p. m.J amount) respect to the prices to be paid to the company for said serial debentures, the Percent Percent [File Nos. 54-54, 70-559, 59-50] Kidder, Peabody & Co 2H 99.404 2.4147 interest rate thereon, the underwriters’ Halsey, Stuart