VOLUME 16 11FNUMBERt 228

Washington, Saturday, November 24, 1951

TITLE 3-THE PRESIDENT ing agreement, as amended, and Order CONTENTS No. 33, as amended (I CFR, Part 933), ,TRADE AGREEMENT LETTER regulatin the handling of oranaes, THE PRESIDENT grapefruit, and tangerines grown In the [PURSUANT TO PRocUMrxor GIVMG Agreement Letter as M State of Florida, effective under the ap- Trade EFTT TO SBrerows 5 MD 11 OF 'plicable provisions of the Agricultural TRADE AcREsEia ExzSuox Acs or Pursuant to proclamtiou giving 1951] Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as effect to cections 5 and 11 of the amended, and upon the basis of the Trade Agreements E tension Novr =Ea 20, 1951. recommendations of the committees es- Act of 1951 ...... 11951 MY DEAR M2. SECRETARY: tablished under the aforezaid amended Pursuant to Part I of my proclamation marketing agreement and order, and EXECUTIVE AGENCIES of August 1, 1951," carrying out sections upon other available information, It Is 5 and 11 of the Trade Agreements Ex- hereby found that the limitation of ship- Agriculture Department tension Act of 1951, 1 hereby notify you ments of oranges, as hereinafter pro- Sec Production and Marketing that the suspension provided for therein vided, will tend to effectuate the declared Administration. shall be applicable with respect to im- policy of the act. Alien Property, Office of ports from the following nations and (2) It Is hereby further found that it Notices: -areas which are entered, or withdrawn Is Impracticable and contrary to the Vesting orders, etc.: from warehouse, for consumption on and public Interest to give preliminar Brunnett, Luise. 11 4 after January 5, 1952: notice, engage in public rule making pro- Copyrights of certain German Union of Soviet goelaUst Republics. cedure, and postpone the effective date natIonaL___ _ 196 Poland and areas under Polish domiuation of this section until 30 days after publ- Diederichs, Emile Charles or controL cation thereof In the Fran REG== Robet._119136 Pursuant to Part II of that proclana- (60 Stat 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et ceq.) be- German and Japn e nation- tion of August 1, 1951, I hereby notify cause the time Intervening between the als and governents-.- 11902 you that the entry, or withdrawal from date when Information upon which this German music publishers and warehouse, for consumption of ermine, section Is- based becam available and fox, kolinsky, marten, mink, muskrat, the time when this zection must become Meyer, Zm George F., et eL 11905 and weasel furs and skins, dressed or un- effective In order to effectuate the de- Schenkrer & Co. S. A. G. L__ 11925 clared policy of the act Is insuliclent; a dressed, shall be prohibited on and after Strube, Anthony T...... 12934 reasonable time is permitted, under the January 5, 1952, as to products of the circumstances, for Preparation for such Universim-Film A. G _ 1903 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. effective time; and good cause exists for Universum-Pilm A. G. et al-_ 11893 Very sincerely yours, making the provisions hereof effective Winthrop, Bertram - 190 HARaRY S. TimiA not later than November 26,1951. Ship- Civil Aeronautics Board ments of oranges, grown In the State of Proposed rule maldng: The Hon. Jomr W. SNYDER, Florida, have been subject to regulatlon Secretary of the Treasurv. Schedules interstate air carrier by grades and sizes, pursuant to the certification and operation iP. p. mc 81-14149; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; amended marketing agreement and or- rules .. . . . 11,T, 12:37 p. m.] der, since September 15, 1951, and w so continue until November 26, 1951; the Commerce Department TITLE 7-AGRICUL-TURE recommendation and supporting in- See International Trade, Ofce of; formation for continued rezulation sub- National Prcduction Authority. Chapter IX-Production and -Mar- sequent to November 25 was promptly Defense Department [eting Administration (Marketing submitted to the Department after an Area of understanding agreement Agreements and Orders), Depart- open meeting of the Growers Adminis- between the General Services ment of Agriculture trative Committee on November 20; such Administration and the Da- [orange Reg. 205] meeting was held to consider recom- partment with respect to PART 933-ORAwNGs. GRApEmrUIT AMD mendations for reulatlon, after giving stan da rds, specifications, TAaMMEis GROVN 3N FLOUDA due notice of such meeting, and nter- packaging, and inspection LLIPSATION OFSW3PIE=T ested persons were afforded an oppor- (ae General Services Admin- § 933.544 Orange-Regulation205-(a) tunity to submit their views at this meet- istration). provisons of this Eection, in- Findings. (1) Pursuant to the market- Ing; the Supplement=ry agreement (see cluding the effective time hereof, are General Services Administra- 3 Prec. 2935, 16 E. R. 7635. (Continued on p. 112=3) tion). 1185_1 11852 RULES AND REGULATIONS CONTENTS-Continued CONTENTS-Contlnued Federal Communications Com- pag Land Management, Bureau of PgI EEIEWWREGISTER mission Notices: Notices: Oregon; opening of public lands Dominican Republic broadcast restored from Deschutes Proj- Published daily, except Sundays, Uondays, stations; list of changes, pro- ect ------1 1874 and days following official Federal holidays, posed changes asid corrections by the Federal Register Division, National in assignments ------11893 National Production Authority Archives and Records-Service, General Serv- Hearings, etc: Rules and regulations: ices Administration, pursuant to the an- Lakewood Broadcasting Co_. 11892 Bgsic rules of the controlled ma- thprity contained in the Federal Register Menefee, Henry W7 ...... 11893 terials plan (CMI' Reg. 1). 11800 Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as Tefit, Frank D., Jr------1189Z Procedure for obtaining mini- amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B), under regula- mum quantities of mate- tions prescribed by the Administrative Com- Wr'Y, Inc. (WIY)------11892 mittee of the Federal Register, approved by rials by producers of Class B the President. Distribution is made only by Federal Trade Commission products (CMP Reg. 1, Dir. the Superintendent of Documents, Govern- Rules and regulations: 1) ...------..--- - 11800 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. 0. Continental Radio Tube Co. et Receipt of authorized con- The regulatory material appearing herein al.; cease and desist order---. 11858 trolled materials ordered is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, for delivery prior to July 1, which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Foreign and Domestic Com- 1951 (CMP Reg. 1, Dir. 5). 11870 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as . merce Bureau amended June 19, 1937. Steel, use of imported (CMP The Fi PAr.REa=E will be furnished by See International Trade, Office of. Reg. 1, Dir. 4) ------11870 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 General Services Administrationo Zinc, distribution (M-9) ------11871 per month or $15.00 er year, payable in Notices: Post Office Department advance. The charge for individual copies Area of understanding agree- (minimum 15?) varies in proportion to the Rules and regulations: size of the issue. Remit check or money ment between the Admin- Postal service, international.. 11871, order, made payable to the Superintendent istration and Department of Defense witl respect to 11812 of Documents, directly to the Government Settlement of accounts, legal Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. standards, specifications, There are no restrictions on the republica- packaging, and inspection 11893 proceedings, compromises... 11871 tion of material appearing in the FmxDzr. Supplemental agreement..- 11895 Star, steamship, and steamboat RaMITRa. routes, and vehicle services In Indian Affairs Bureau cities ------... 11871 Proposed rule making: Price Stabilization, Office of Now Available Attorneys and agents------11873 Authority with respect to alloca- Interior Department tion of meat to be exercised by HANDBOOK OF EMERGENCY See Indian Affairs Bureau; Land the Director (see Economic Sta- Management, Bureau of. bilization Agency). DEFENSE ACTIVITIES International Trade, Office of Notices: OCTOBER 1951-mARCH 1952 EDITION Ceiling prices at retail: Notices: Adam Hat Stores, Inc ------11881 Published by the Federal Register Division, Siegel Chemical Co., Inc., et al.; Augusta Bedding Co ------11880 the National Archives and Records Service, revocation and denial of li- B, J. Brockc & Co., Inc ------11881 General Services Administration cense privileges ------.. 11875 Barron-Anderson C ------11877 Rules and regulations: Blackwell Mattress Co ------11882 125 PAGS-30 CENTS Export clearance ------11856 Brooke Cadwallader Men's Licensing policies and related Wear Division, Inc ------11878 special provisions------__.11856 C. F. Hathaway Co ------11880 Order from Superintendent of Documents, Priority ratings and supply as- Evansville Mattress & Couch United States Government Printing Office, sistance assigned by OIT.... 11856 Co., Inc ------11887 Washington 25, D. C. Project licenses ------11856 Fisher, Bruce & Co ------11882 Provisions for individual and Fisher-Price Toys, Inc ------11879 other validatdd licenses --- 11856 nternational Shoe Co---- 11883 'CONTENTS-Continued Interstate Commerce Commis- J. A. Dubow Sporting Goods sion Corp ------11878 Defense Mobilization, Office of Page Notices: Jacob Siegel Co ------11880 Notices: John Oster Mfg. Co ------11888 Applications for relief: Julius Kayser & Co- ..------11879 Determination and certification Lard' from Davenport and of a critical defense housing Dubuque, Iowa, to New Or- M. L Naken Co ------..... 11885 area: ------Mackie-Lovejoy Mfg. Co----- 1877 Gulfport-Biloxi-Pascagoula, leans, La 11896 Palm Beach Co ------11879 Mississippi, area ------11875 Petroleum products to Minne- Pickard, Inc ------11881 sota, North and South Da- Revere Knitting Mills, Inc... 11884 Wichita, Kans ------.-- 11875 kota ...... -.-11896 Economic Stabilization Agency Rose Derry Co. et al------11878 Potatoes from Maine to Penn- Royal Bedding Co ...... - 11877 See also Price Stabilization, Office sylvania ------11896 Tresor, Inc ------11882 of; Rent Stabilization, Office of. United States Rubber Co.... 11878 Notices: Justice Department Wm. Schwartz & Co., Ino... 11871 Authority with respect to allo- See Alien Property, Office of. Delegation of authority: cation of meat to be exercised Labor Department Act under CPR 74 ------11891 by Director of Price Stabiliza- Establish group adjustment Rules and regulations: of certain contract carrier tion ...------11875 Child labor regulations, orders Credit controls in certain crit- rates ------11891 and statements of interpreta- Knickerbocker Ice Co.; request ical defense housing areas; tions; occupations particu- approving extent of relaxa- for adjustment of celling larly hazardous for employ- prices ------11880 tion ------11875 ment of minors, operation of Packard Motor Car Co.; basl Executive Office of the President power-driven wood-working prices and charges for new See Defense Mobilization, Office of. machines ------11859 passenger automobiles ------11800 Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER U833 CONTENTS-Continued CONTENTS--Continued CODIFICATION GUIDE-Con. Title 39 P Price Stabilization, Office of- MPG Rent Stabilization, Offico of Po' Rules and regulations: Chapter I: Cdntinued- Rent controlled, rooms n room- Part 1 .11871 Notices--Continued ing houses and other estab-. Part 97-.. 11871 Redelegation of authority: lishments; Illinois, Miblgan, Part 127 (2 documents) - 11871, 11672 Director of Cheyenne, Wyo., and MUcourL - --- 11858 District Office, Region Securities and Exchange Com- Identical with the aforesaid recom- XI: mission mendation of the committee, and in- Act on applications for ad- formation concerning such provisions justment of prices relat- Notices: ing to ie.11892 Hearings, etc.: and effective time has been disseminated Broad Street Investing Corp. 11897 among handlers of such oranges; it is Act on applications per- In order to effectuate the de- food Delaware Power &Light Co.. 118R7 necessary, tainhng to certain New England Gas and Electric clared policy of the act, to make this sec- and restaurant commod- tion effective during the period herein.- ities (2 documents)-.._ 11876 Assn. et aL-- 11897 South Jersey Gas Co._ 11893 after Eet forth so as to provide for the Authorize markups in ex- continued re3ulation of the handling of cess and to permit pric- orange3; and compliance with this sec- ing methods for sets CODIFICATION GUIDE tion willnot require any special prepara- (groups of articles) to A numerical ls of tha parts of tha Coda tion on the parts of persons subject which services have been ofFederalRegulnations ailected by documents thereto which cannot be completed by added and for repaired or published In t1is I ue. Propozed ruls, srzthe effective time hereof. reconditioned articles-.- 11876 opposed to final actiorp, wo identflled r such. (W) Order. (1) During the period Directors of District offices, beginning at 12:01 a. in., e. s. t., Novem- Region XII: Title 3 'aga ber 26, 1951, and ending at 12:01 a. in., Act on applications pertain- Chapter I (Proclamations): e. s. t, December 10, 1951, no handler - ing to certain food and 2935 (ree letter, Nov. 20,1951).- 11851 shall ship: restaurant commodi- Chapter TI (Presidential docu- (1) Any oranges. except Temple or- ties. ------11892 ments other than proclama- anges, grown in Regulation Area I Also to authorize mark- tions and Executive orders): which grade U. S. No. 2 Bright, U. S. N7o. ups in excess of Ap- Letter, Nov. 20,1951-- -- 11851 2, U. S. C. 1No. 2 Russet, U. S. No. 3, or E of CPR 7 (2 pendix 7 lower than U. S. No. 3 grade; documents)------11890 Title (ii) Any oranges, except Temple or- proposed Chapter M: Process reports of 11873 anges, grown In Re3ulation Arem IX ceiling prices for sales at Part 912 (proposed) ------which grade U. M No. 2 Russet, U. S. No. retail by resellers_--. 11890 Part 933 (3 documents). 11851,11854 3, di lower than U. S. No. 3 grade; 'Reduce Appendix E markups Part 953 . .11855 .(11) Any oranges, except Temple under CIR 7 Directors of Part 958 ...... 11855 Part 966 ------11855 oranges, grown in Regulation Area IL District Offices: which grade U. S. No. 2 or U. S. No. 2 Region IT 11876 Title 14 Bright unless such such otanges (a) are Region VL_ 11876 Chapter I: In the same container with oranges Region I . -11876 Part 40 (proposed) -...... 11874 which grade at least U. S. No. 1 Russet Rules and regulations: Part 61 (proposed) 11874 and (b) are not in excess of 50 percent, Ceiling prices: Title 15 by count, of the number of all oranges in Frozen fruits and berries of Chapter III: suchcontainer; or 1951 pack; correction Part 372. .11856 (v) Any oranges, except Temple (CPR 82) 11859 Part 373- 11856 oranges, Crown in Regulation Area I or Lamb, yearling, and mutton Part 374_.______11855 Regulation Area 3 which are of a size products sold at wholesale; Part 379 ...... 11856 smaller than 2Fjc inches In diameter, correction (CPR 92).-- 11859 Part 3982._ 11856 measured midway at a right angle to z line running from the stem to Roil freight rate increases for Title 16 straght grain, grain products, grain the blossom end of the fruit, except that Chapter I: a tolerance of 10 percent, by count, of by-products and articles tak- _11858 ,ing some rail freight rate; Part 3 orangessmaller than such minimum size correction (GCPR, SR 73)_ 11860 Title 24. shall be permitted, which tolerance shal Chapter VIII: be applied in accordance with the provi- Production and Marketing Ad- Part 825_ 15 sions for the application of tolerances, States ministration Title 25 specified In the revised United rule making: Standards for Oranges (7 CF 51.192): Proposcd Chapter I: Providc4l, That in determining the per- Milk handling in Dubuque, Part 14 (propozed) 11873 ich are 11873 11873 centage of oranges in any lot w Iowa, marketing area.... Part 15 (proposed)----- smaller than V2 inches in diameter, Rules and regulations: - Title 29 such percentage.shall be brsed only on Limitation of shipments: Subtitle A: those oranges n'such lot which are of a Lemons grown in California Part 4 11859 Size 215j; inches in diameter and smaller. -and _ 11855 Arizons,_ Title 32A (2) As used in this section, the terms Oranges grown in California "handler," "ship," "Regulation Area ]" or inArizona ...... --- 11855 Chapter III (OPS): "Growers Ad- CPR 82 11859 "Regulation Area 3I," and Oranges, grapefruit and tan- CPR 92____ 11859 ministrative Committee" shall each have gerines grown in Florida, the mme meaunn as when used in said (3 documents). -- 11851, 11854 GCPR, SR 'l3-- _ 11860 Chapter VI (NPA): amended mareting agreement and Potatoes, Irish, grown in Colo- order; and the terms "U.S.No. 1 Ru--et," of budgets of ChIP Rea. 1...... 11860 rado, approval CUP Reg. 1, DIr...... 11869 1U. S. No. 2 Bright,"!'U. S. No. 2," "U. S. expenses and fixing rates of "U. S. No. 3," and "con- CMP 11870 No. 2 Russet," assessment for 1950-51 and CMP Reg. 1, Dr. Mir. 54.. -1--- __ 1870 tainer" shqall each have the same mean- - 1951-52 fiscal periods; correc- M-9 .... 11871 when used n the revised United tion___ . 11855 Ing as 11854 RULES AND REGULATIONS

States Standards for Oranges (' CFR 51, and effective time has been disseminated keting agreement, as amended, and 192). among handlers of such grapefruit; It Qrder No. 33, as amended (7 CFR, Part (See. 6,49 Stat, 763, as amended 7 U. S. 0. is necessary, in order to effectuate the 933), regulating the handling of oranges, and Sup. 608c) declared policy oX the act,to make this grapefruit, and tangerines grown in the section effective during the period here- State of Florida, effective under thd ap- Done at Washington, D. C., this 21st inafter set forth so as to provide plicable provisions of the day of November 1951. for the Agricultural continued regulation of the handling of Marketing Agreement Act of 1037, as [SEAL] S. R. SMIn, grapefruit; and compliance with this amended, and upon the basis of the rec- Director, Fruit and Vegetable sectibn will not require any special prep- ommendations of the committees estab- Branch, Production'anaAfar- aration on the part of persons subject lished under the aforesaid amended kceting Administration. thereto which cannot be completed, by marketing agreement and order, and F I . R. Doe. 51-14112; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; the effective time hereof. upon other available Information, it is 9:10 a. m.) (b) Order. (1) -During the period be- 'hereby found that the limitation of ginning at 12:01 a. m., e. s. t., November shipments of tangerines, as hereinafter 26,1951, and ending at 12:01 a.In., e. s.t., provided, will tend to effectuate the de- December 10,1951,no handler shall ship: clared policy of the act. [Grapefruit Reg. 1501 (I) Any grapefruit of any variety, ex- (2) It Is hereby further found that It cept white seeded grapefruit, grown in Is impracticable and contrary to the PART 933-ORANGEs, GRAPEFRUIT, AND the State of Florida, which do not grade public interest to give preliminary notice, TANGERINES GROWN IN FLORIDA at least U. S.No. 2 Russet; engage In public rule making procedure, LIMITATION OF SHIPMENTS (1) Any white seeded grapefruit, and postpone the effective date of this grown in the State of Florida, which do section until 30 days after publication § 933.545 GrapefruitRegulation 150- not grade at least U. S.No. 2; thereof In the FEDERAL REGISTE (60 Stat, (a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the mar- (li) Any seeded grapefruit, other 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) because the keting agreement, as amended, and than pink grapefrult, grown in the State time intervening between the date when Order No. 33, as amended (7 CFR, Part of Florida, which are of a size smaller information upon which this section Is 933), regulating the handling of oranges, than a size that will pack 70 based became available grapefruit, grapefruit, and the time and tangerines grown in the packed in accordance with the require- when this section must become effective State of Florida, effective under the ap- ments of a standard pack, in a standard in order to effectuate the declared policy plicable provisions of the Agricultural nailed box; of the act Is Insufficient; a reasonable Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as (iv)Any seedless grapefruit, other time is permitted, under the circum- amended, and upon the basis of the xec- stances, for preparation omnendations than pink grapefruit, grown in the State for such effec- of the committees estab- of Florida, which are of a size smaller tive time; and good cause exists for mak- lished under the aforesaid amended ing the provisions hereof effective marketing than a size that will pack 96 grapefruit, not agreement and order, and packed in accordance with the require- later than November 26, 1951. Ship- upon other available information, it is ments of tangerines, hereby found that ments of a standard pack, in a standard grown In the State the limitation of nailed box; , of Florida, have been subject to regula- shipments of grapefruit, as hereinafter (v)Any pink deeded grapefruit,grown tion by grades and sizes, pursuant to the provided, will tend to effectuate the de- amended marketing agreement and clared in the State of Florida, which are of a size policy of the act. smaller than a size that will pack 80 order, since October 15, 1951, and will so (2) It Is hereby further found that grapefruit, packed in accordance with continue until November 26, 1951; the It is impracticable and contrary to the the requirements of a standard pack, recommendation and supporting Infor- public Interest to give preliminary in no- a standard nailed box; or mation for continued regulation subse- tice, engage in public rule making pro- (vi) -Any pink seedless grapefruit, quent to November 25 was promptly cedure, and postpone the effective date grown in the State of Florida, which are submitted to the Department after an of this section until 30 days after pub- of a size smaller than a size that will open meeting of the Growers Adminis. lication In the FEDERAL REGISTER (6069tat. pack 112 grapefruit, packed in accord- trative Committee on November 20; such 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) because the ance with the requirements of a stand- meeting was held to consider recommen- time intervening between the date when dations for regulation, after giving due- information upon ard pack, in a standard nailed box. which this section is (2) As used in this section "handler," notice of such meeting, and Interested based became available and the time "variety," and "ship," shall have the persons were afforded an opportunity to when this section must become effective same meaning as when used in said submit their views at this meeting;,tho in order to effectuate the declared policy provisions of this section, including the of the act amended marketing agreement and is insufficient; a reasonable order; and "U. S. No. 2," "rU. S. No. 2 effective time thereof, are identical with time is permitted, under the circum- the aforesaid recommendation of the stances, for preparation for Russet," "standard pack," and "stand- such effec- ard nailed box" shall have the same committee, and information concerning tive time; and good cause exists for meaning as when used in the revised such provisions and effective time has making the provisions hereof effective been dissemiinated among handlers of not later United States Standards for Grapefruit than November 26, 1951. Ship- (7 CFR 51.191). such tangerines; It is necessary, in order ments of grapefruit grown in the State to effectuate the declared policy of the of Florida, have been subject to regula- (See. 5,.49 Stat. 75, as amended; 7 U. S.0. and Sup. 6080) act, to make this section effective dur- tion by grades and sizes, pursuant to ing the period hereinafter set forth so the amended marketing agreement and Done at Washington, D. C., this 21st as to provide for the continued regula- order, since September 17, 1951, and will day of November 1951. tion of the handling of tangerines; and so continue until November 26, 1951; the 0 [SEAL] S. R.Smr, compliance with this section will not re- recommendation and supporting in- quire any special preparation on the part formation for continued regulation sub- Director, Fruit and Vegetable Branch&, Productionand Mar- of persons dubject thereto which can- sequent to November 25 was promptly not be completed by the effective time submitted to the Department after an kceting Administration. hereof.(b) open meeting of the Growers Adminis- iF.R. Doe. 51-14113; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; Order. (1) During the pbrlod trative Committee on November 20; such 9:11 a. m.] beginning at 12:01 a. m., e. s. t., No- meeting was held to consider recom- vember 26, 1951, and ending at 12:01 mendations for regulation, after giving a. In., e. s. t., December 10, 1951, no due notice of Such meeting, and inter- [Tangerine handler shall ship: ested persons were afforded an oppor- Beg. i151 (I) Any tangerines, grown in the State tunity to submit their views at this PART 933-ORANGEs, GRAPEFRuiT, AND of Florida, that do not grade at least meeting; the provisions of this section, TANGERINES GRowN N FLOnRIA U. S. No. 2; or including the effective time thereof, are (i) Any tangerines, grown In the identical with the aforesaid recom- LIMITATION OF SHIPMENTS mendation State of Florida, that are of a size smaller of the committee, and in- § 933.546 Tangerfn Regulation 115- than the size that will pack 210 tange- formation concerning such provisions '(a) Findings. (1) Pursuant to the mar- rines, packed In accordance with the re- Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 11855 quirements of a standard pack, In a period specified herein was promptly half-standard box (inside dimensions submitted to the Department after an PAnT 96-5O=,ucs GEowz n; CA=rozza 9, x 9% x 19% inches; capacity 1,726 open meeting of the Lemon Adminis- oa i; Azo1.::& cubic inches). trative Committee on November 20,1951, (2) As used in this section, "handler," such meeting was held, after giving; due LIflATZ0: 07 sO PUUYS "ship," and- "Growers Administrative notice thereof to consider recommenda- 965.545 Orange Regulation 399-- Committee" shall have the same mean- tions for regulation, and interested per- (a) Finding,. (1) Pursuant to the pro- Ing as when used in said amended mar- sons were afforded an opportunity to visions of Order No. 66, as amended (7 keting agreement and order; and 1"U. S. submit their views at this meeting; the CFR P t 96; 14P. R. 3614), re-ulating No. 2" and "standard pack" shall have provisions of this section, Including Its the handling of oranges grown In the the same meaning as when used in the effective time, are Identical with the State of California or in the State of United States Standards for Tangerines aforesaid recommendation of'the com- Arizona, effective under the applicable (7 CPR 51.416). mittee, and information concerning such provisions of the Agricultural Marketing (See. 5,49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. O. provisions and effective time has bee Agreement Act of 1937, as amended (7 and Sup. 608o) disseminated among handlers of such U. S. C. 601 et seq.), and upon the basis lemons; it is necessary, in order to effec- of the recommendation and information Done at Washington, D. C, thiq 21st tuate the declared policy of the act, to day of November 1951. submitted by the Orange Administrative make this section effective during the Committee, established under the said [sEAL] S. R. SmW, period hereinafter specified; and com- amended order, and upon other available Director, Fruit and Vegetable pliance with this section will not require Information, it is hereby found that the Branch, Production and Mar- any special preparation on the part of limitation of the quantity of such keting Administration. persons subject thereto which cannot be oranges which may be handled, as here- completed by the effective time thereof, nafter provided, will tend to effectuate [P. R. Doc. 81-14111; Piled, Nov. 23, 1951; (b) Order. (1) The quantity of lem- 9:10 the declared policy of the act. a. zn.] ons grown in the State of California or (2) It is hereby further found that it In the State of Arizona which may be is impracticable and contrary to the pub- handled during the period beginning at lic Interest to give preliminary n3tice, 12:01 a. m., P. s. t., November 25, 1951, Reg. 4101 engage in public rule making procedure, [Lemon and ending at 12:01 a. m., P. s. t., De- and Postpone the effective date of this PAR 953--moxfs Gnowxr la CALi Om&A cember 2, 1951, is hereby fixed as fol- section until 30 days after publication AND ARizona lows: thereof in the FrmnaL BRExsm (60 Stat. (i) District 1: 20 carloads; OF SHMPMMI S 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) because the LIISITATION (fH) District 2: 228 carloads; time intervening between the date when § 953.517 Lemon Regulation 410-(a) (i) District 3: 12 carloads. information upon which this section is Findings. (1) Pursuant to the market- (2) The prorate base of each handler based became available and the time ing agreement, as amended, and Order who has made application therefor, as when this section must bzcome effective -No. 53, as amended (7 CFR Part 953; provided in the said amended marketing In order to effectuate the declared policy 14 F. R. 3612), regulating the handling agreement and order, is hereby fied in of the act is Insuffiielent, and a reasonable of lemons grown in the State of Cali- accordance with the prorate base sched- time is permitted, under the circum- fornia or in the State of Arizona, effec- ule which is attiched to Lemon ReGUla- stances, for preparation for such effec- tive under the applicable provisions of tion No. 409 (16 F. P. 11669), and made tive time; and good cause exists for mah- the Agricultural Marketing Agreement a part hereof by this reference. ing the provisions hereof effective as Act bif1937, as amended (7 U. S. C. 601 (3) As uced In this section, "handled," hereinafter set forth. Shipments of or- et 'seq.), and upon the basis of the "handler," "carloads," 'prorate base;," anges, grown in the State of California recommendation and information sub- "District 1," "District 2," and "District or in the State of Arizona, are cur- mitted by the Lemon Administrative 3," shall have the same meaning as when rently subject to regulation pursuant to Committee, established under the said used in the said arpended marketing said amended order; the recommenda- amended marketing agreement and agreement and order. tion and supporting information for reg- order, and upon other available informa- (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. '/53, as amended; 7 U. S. 0. ulation during the period specified tion, it is hereby found that the limita- and Sup. 6080) herein was promptly submitted to the tion of the quantity of suchlemons which Departmedt after an open meeting of may be handled, as hereinafter provided, Done at Washington, D. C., this 21st the Grange Administrative Committee will tend to effectuate the declared day of November 195L on November 21, 1951, such meeting was policy of the act. [SEAL] o S. R. SL=i, held, after giving due notice thereof to (2) It is hereby further found that it Director, Fruit and Vegetable consider recommendations for rezula- -isimpracticable and contrary to the pub- Brancl, Production and Mar- tion. and Interested persons were lic interest to give preliminary notice, keting Administration. afforded an opportunity to submit their in public rule making procedure, views at this meeting; the provisions of engage [F. R. Dc. 51-14110; FllCd, 110V. 23, 1251; and postpone the effective date of this 9:10 a. m.I this section, including its effective time, section until 30 days. after publication are Identical with the aforesaid recom- thereof in the FwEm REGIsTER (60 Stat mendation of the committee., and infor- 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) because the mation concerning such Provisions and 0 time intervening between the date when effective time has been dissemmated Information upon ivhich this section is PART 958--Us POTATOS GROWI wiI among handles of such oranges; it is based became available and the time COLORADO necessary, in order to effectuate the de- when this section must become effective APPROVAL OP US3G OF I=PMi1SE AIR) dared policy of the act, to make this in order to effectuate the declared policy FiNING RATES OF As5inms r0 oo-s section effective during the period here- of the act is insuffcient, and a reasonable AM 1951-52 FISCAL PERIODS Inafter specified; and compliance with time is permitted, under the circum- this section will not require any spcial, stances, for preparation for such effec- Correction preparation on the pert of persons sub- tive time; andgood cause exists for mak- In F. M. Doc. 51-12895, appearing at ject thereto which cannot be completed ing the provisions hereof effective as page 10928 of the Issue for Saturday, by the effective time thereof. hereinafter set forth. Shipments of lem- October 27, 1951, the followin change (b) Orae. (1) Subject to the size re- ons, grown in the State of California or should be made: quirements in Orange Regulation 372, in the State of Arizona, are currently The introductory test to § 958.209 as amended (7 CFR 966.518; 16 F. R. subject to regulation pursuant to said reading "the section as amended reads 4678, 5652), the quantity of oranges amended marketing agreement and or- as follows:" should be changed to: grown in the State of California or in der; the recommendation and supporting "Section 958.209 is added to read as the State of Arizona which may be han- information for regulation during the follows:". died during the period beginnin 12:01 11856 RULES AND REGULATIONS a. m., P. s. t., November 25, 1951, and PRaORATE BASE ScuruLE--Continued PRORATE BAsI Slmim --Continued ending at 12:01 a. m., P. s. t., December ALL ORANGES OTHER THAN VAENCIA ORANGES-- ALL ORANGES OTHER THAN VALENC1A OnANr0G- 2, 1951, is hereby fixed as follows: continued continued (I) Valencia Oranges. (a) Prorate ProrateDistrict No. 3-Continued District No. 1: Unlimitd movement; ProrateDistrict No. 1-Continued (b) Prorate District No. 2, Unlimited Proratebase Prorate base movement; Handier (percent) Handier (percent) (c) Prorate District Naranjo Packing House Co ------1.2170 Mesa Harvest Products Co ...... 10.2700 No. 3: No move- Orange Cove Citrus Association.... 3.7775 Pioneer Fruit Co ------.. 3.603 ment; f Orange Packing Co------1.2730 Allen & Allen 'Citrus Packing Co.. 1. 250 (d) Prorate District No. 4: No move- Orpsl Foothill Citrus Association.. 1.3271 Bernard, Ray D ------4681 ment. Paloma Citrus Fruit Association.... .9184 Champion Produce House, L.l..., .1428 (1i) Oranges other than Valencia Rocky Hill- Citrus Association --- 1.4421 Clark & Sons Produce CO., J. H . 1380 Oranges. (a) Prorate District No. 1: Sanger Citrus Association ------3.9999 Commercial Citrus Packing Co.... 3.1462 1,000 carloads; Sequoia Citrus Association ------1.0034 Ishikawa, Paul------... --. 2055 (b) Prorate District No. 2: Unlimited Stark Packing Corp------3,3935 Mhcchlaroli Frult Co., James-----. 1.2010 Visalia.Citrus Association ------2.3201 Potato House, The ------. 1042 movement; Waddell & Son------1.8367 Sunny Valey Citrus Packing Co .... 1.2304 (c) Prorate District No. 3: 140 car- Baird-Neece Corp ------. 7201 Valley Citrus Packing Co ------... 10159 loads; Beattie Association, D. A ------. 5899 (d) Prorate District No. 4: Unlimited Grand View Heights Citrus Asso- IF. R. Doc. 51-14141; Filed, NoV. 23, 1061; movement. ciation ------2.8380 11:46 a. In.] (2) The prorate base of each handier M*nola Citrus Association ------2.3441 who has made application therefor, as Porterville Citrus Association, The. 1.4091 Richgrove Jasmine Citrus Associa- TITLE 15-COMMERCE AND provided in the said amended order, is tion ------1.8394 hereby fixed in accordance with the Strathmore Cooperative Associa- FOREIGN TRADE prorate base schedule which is attached tion ------.1052 hereto and made a part hereof by this Strathmore District Orange Asso- Chapter IlI-Bureau of Foreign and reference. ciation------1.9722 Domestic ommerce, Department (3) As used in this section, "handled," Strathmore Fruit Growers Associa- of Commerce tion ------.0000 "handler," "varieties," "carloads,': and Subchaptor C-Offlco of International Trade "prorate base" shall have the same Strathmore Packing House Co.... 2.0662 Sunflower Packing Association .... 2.4687 15th Gen. Rev. of Export Re., Amdt. 83 11 meaning as When used in the said Sunland Packing House Co------2.5800 amended order; and the terms "Prorate Terra Bells Citrus Association_..... 1.6601 PART 372-PROVISIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL AND District No. 1," "Prorate District No. Tule River Citrus Association --- 1.0153 OTHER VALIDATED LIcENSES 2," "Prorate District No. 3," and "Prorate Euclid Ave. Orange Association..... 3187 District No. 4" 'shall each have the same Lindsay Mutual Groves------. - 1.0953 PART 373-LIcENsING PoLiciES AND meaning as given to ,the respective Martin Ranch ------1.6933 RELATED SPECIAL PROVISIONS terms In § 966.107, as amended (15 P. R. Orange Cove Orange Growers ------2.6113 PART 374--PROJECT LICENSES 8712), of the current rules and regula- Woodlake Packing House------2.5321 Anderson*Packing Co ------. 8708 PART 379-EXPORT CLEARANCE tions (7 CPR 966.103 et seq.), as Baker Bros ------.2553 amended ,(15 P. R. 8712). Barnes, J. L ------.- 0194 PART 398--PRIoRITY RATINGS AND SUPPLY (See. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. C.. flatkins, Fred A ------. 0688 ASSISTANCE ASSIGNED DY OIT and Sup. 608c) Bear State Packers, Inc ------. 1633 Buller, Herman ------. 0098 MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS Done at Washington, D. C. this 23d California Citrus Groves, Inc., Ltd. 2.0327 1. Section 372.12 Weight and volumO day of November 1951. Chess Co., .Meyer W ------. 1332 tolerance, paragraph (a) 10 percent tol- Clemente, Lorenzo ------. ,0333 [SEAL] S. R. SMrTH, Darby, Fred J ------.0323 erance is amended In the following par- Director, Ftwit and Vegetable Darling, Curtis ---- V ------. 0009 ticular: The last entry listed In para- Branch, Production and Mar- Dubendorf, John ---.------' 1308 graph (a) relating to certain medicinal keting Administration. Edison Groves Co ------. 6878 and pharmaceutical preparations Is Evans' Bros. Packing Co ------. 0752 amended to read as follows: P ORATE B.s ScmmuxL Foran, Pat------OOO Tolerance [10:01 a. m., P. s. t., Nov. 25, 1951, to 12:01 Granada Packing House ------. 0142 Commodities (percent) a. in., P. s. t., Dec. 2, 19511 Haas, W. H------. 1700 Medicinal and pharmaceutical prep- Harding & Leggett ------2.0925 arations with processing codes ALL ORANGES OTHER THAN VALENCIA ORANGES Independent Groers, Inc------2.1244 DRUG and ACID, other than ra- ProrateDistrict No. 1 Him, Charles N.- ...... - .0556 dium salts and compounds, Schedule Xroolls Packing Co ------2.2048 B No. 813593 (Schedule B Nos, Proratebase Lo Bue Bros ------. 9586 811100 through 818000) ...... ----- I Handlier (percent) Meas, W. A------. 0723 Total ------100. OOOO Marks, W. & M ..------.3552 This part of the amendment shall be- Nicholas, Joe ------. 0213 come effective as of November 15, 1051, A. F. 0. Lindsay ------1. 4500 Nicholas, Richard ------. 0041 2. Section 373.1 Export licensing gen- A. P. G. Portervlle ...... 1. 4335 Paramount Citrus Association ----. 1700 eral policy, paragraph (h) Commodities Ivanhoe Cooperative Association_. .6785 Powell, John W ------. 0213 subject to this export licensing policy, Placentla Cooperative Orange Asso- Randolph Marketing Co ------2.4287 ciation ...... ---- -...... 4892 Reimers, 'Don H...... ------. 5643 subparagraph (2) is amended by deleting Sandilands Fruit Co ...... 6860 Terry, Floyd J ------. 0765 therefrom the following entry: DofIemyer & Son, W. Todd ...... 5747 Toy, Chin_...... ------. . 0334 Wool rags, woven and knit: Schedule B Earlibest Orange Association ---- 1.8962 Zaninovich Bros., Inc ------1.1780 No, 362200. Elderwood Citrus Association .... .7304 Prorate District No. 3 Exeter Citrus Association ------3. 2387 This part of the amendment shall be- Exeter Orange Growers Association. 1.3088 Total ------100.0000 come effective as of November 15, 1951. Exeter Orchards Association .... 1.3533 3. Section 373.25 Special provisionsfor Hillside Packing ,Association..... 1.2807 Consolidated Citrus Growers ---- 14.2549 wool rags, waste, and yarns is amended Ivanhoe Mutual Orange Associa- McKellips Citrus Co., Inc ------6.8584 to read as follows: tion ------...... 1.1672 Phoenix Citrus Packing Co ------1.6046 Klink Citrus Association ------4. 3185 Arizona Citrus Growers ------21.8346 § 373.25 Special Provisions for wool Lemon Cove Association ------2.1315 Chandler Heights Citrus Growers.. 2.7769 waste and wool yarns-(a) Wool waste, Lindsay Citrus Growers Associa- Desert Citrus Growers Co ...... ------6.2694 journal box Packing. Wool waste, for tion ------2. 4796 Mesa Citrus Growers Association.. 17.1987 Lindsay Cooperative Citrus Associ- TaI-WI-WI Ranches ------1.2003 Journal box packing, Schedule B No. ation...... --- .9413 Tempe Citrus Co ------2.3300 Lindsay Fruit Association...... -- 1.5743 Yuma Mesa Fruit Growers Assoclg- 'This amendment was published In Cur- Lindsay Orange Growers Associa- tion ------:------4044 rent Export Bulletin No. 647, dated November tion ------; ------.7911 Maricopa Citrus Co ------1.620T 15, 1951. Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER IIS57

only in limited try of ultimato dcstlnatlon, ptional parb3 (o)Intructions for Forms PAD-26A 362600, will be licensid more th- ono fc:. quantities where needed for current of dicchargo oven when and IT-821. All of the terms, condi- ogan country Is involved. tion, provisons and instructions con- maintenance, repair, and operation of Immediately after the United St chip. railway rolling stock, primarily in for- per ascertains the Identity of hIs cutomrt fained In Forms PAD-26A and IT-824 eign countries which have depended his- In one of thezo foreign destinatno, he ae hereby incorporated as a part of torically on United States sources for should file a Correction Form '403 With the the regulations in Parts 370 to 399, Inclu- such requirements. Applications for collector of customs at the port of edt whero sive, as though set forth herein. licenses to export such wool waste must the original shipper's export dcolatutton r.-3 Items 11 (d), (e), and (f) of Form filed, specifying the namo and addres of the IT-824 are to be filled in only'with re- clearly* indicate that the wool waste buyer to %vhomdelivery Is made and the is for journal box packing and must be spect to controlled materials (controlled name of the country In which such buyor (e)). The accompanied by a statement as to tales delivery for distribution. materials are listed In § 398.5 uigency of need. In no wvent does the aforementioncd pro- inventory information reqifed under (b) Wool yarns. Wool yarns, Sched- cedure apply to any shipment destined to Item 11 (d)of Form IT-821 Is to be as of ule B No.363300, will be licensed for ex- a Subgroup A country. Hong Kong or Macao, 30 days prior to the deadline date for the port for small shipments of yarn, pri- whether directly or in transit to such area. submission of Forms IT-821 coverins This interpretation does not, In any wa y. controlled materials. (See § 398.8 (d) marly hand knitting yarn, to countries change or modify the provisions of § 3& normally obtaining such yarns from the for filing dates.) relating to the export of frczh frults and on Form fT-821 United States. or Macao. Items 18 and 19 vgetables to Hong Xong calling for license number and amend- shall be- Amendment of the export license Is re- This part of the amendment quired In respect to intermediate consignee. ment number, respectively, are to be come effective as of November 15, 1951. as provided in U§ 373.13 and 380.12. (f) of this filled in by the applicant when Form 4. Section 374.3 SP (Special) Project subchapter. 11-824 is filed against an outstanding SP licenses, paragraph (e)Commodity re- or other validated license. quirements for petroleum- projects and This part of the amendment shall be- programs is amended in the following come effective as of November 15, 1951. b. Paraaph (g) Other than large particular: Subparagraph (1)Construc- 6. Section 398.8 Supply assistance for construction operations (materials for tion projects over $ 0,000 is amended to foreign petroleum operationsis amended isn production. =mall construction op- read as follows: in the following particulars: erations, inftenance, repair, operating and laboratory equipment) I- , (1) -Constructionprojects over $10,000. a. Paragraph (d) When to apply and supplies, paragraph (e) Instructions for Forms amended in the following particulars: Form PAD-26A, in quintuplicate, must PAD-26A and IT-8Z4 are amended to 1. Subparagraph (1)is amended by accompany each license application, read as follows: changing the second sentence of the Form :-11-49, involving construction op- subparagraph to read as follows: "Ap- erations -over $10,000. Form PAD-26A (d) When to apply. Form PAD-20A plication is to be filed In accordance with shall set forth the total requirements of should be filed as far as possible in ad- § 398.8 (e) and instructions printed on the materials specified therein by calen- vance of the time an allotment of con- the form:" dar quarters for the complete project for trolled materials and priority assistance 2. Subparagraph (2) Is amended by which application is being made. This Is required by an operator; this applie3 chn g the last sentence of subdivi- form need be filed only once, except to also to any amendments filed on Form slon (I) to read as follows: "These in- effect changes in delivery- dates or quan- PAD-26A. No specific date~are fixed for transit and In-inventory figures must be tity of material required. In addition, filling in either case. stated as of the date 30 days prior to the Form Tr-419 must be accompanied by Form 171-824 covering an operator's deadline date for submission of Form Form =1-824 in quintuplicate setting ,equlrements for other than large con- iT-824; state the exact calendar date." forth the requirements of materials to struction projects, for delivery in the 3. Subparagraph (3) is amended to be used in the construction operation first quarter of 1952, should be submitted read as follows: which do not appear on Form PAD-26A immediately for materials required. but which must be licensed for export. For materials appearing in Schedule (3) Specialprovisions for applyingfor Applicants filing Form PAD-26A must Ir of M-46A the delivery of which is re- supply assistance for seamless line pipe quired In the second quarter of 1952, and welded lin pipe on Form. IT-824. list in Section IV-A of Form PAD-26A B No. all requirements of manufactured ma- Form 1T-824 should be submitted at the When seamless line pip, Schedule chinery or equipment under specific con- earliest possible date but not later than 606290, and welded line pipe, Schedule B trols and must list in Section IV-B all October 15, 1951. For materials other No. 606390, are to be included In the other machinery and equipment require- than those appearing on Schedule II, lT-824, the following Information must ments, including those items with a value delivery of which Is required In the be furnished by the applicant. This Is under $3,000. For such materials the second quarter 1952, Form YT-824 should In addition to the Information required requirements set forth on Forms PAD- be submitted not later than Mrch 1, by the instructions printed on the form 26A and IT-824 shall be described in 1952. itself. Supplemental sheets may be at- sufficlent detail to identify clearly each For subsequent quarters, the following tached to the form as required. For item in terms of the Positive List of Com- filing dates for Form IT-824 are hereby new construction only, where size infor- -modities and shall be the total require- established: mation is requested in this subpara- ments of the complete project for which (1) For all Items appearing in Sched- graph, I1e pipe sizes may be grouped application is being made. Form IT-824 ule IU of Order M-46A; 180 days prior to into two categories: "16 Inches and need be filed only once when used in con- the first day of the quarter in which the over," and "under 16 inches." nection with large construction projects, materials are required as indicated In (I) InItemil (d),QuantityinTransit except to effect changes in the quantity Item 10 of the form; and inlnventory: By individual Schedule of material required. (2) For all materials other than those B number, show separately'quantity of appearing on Schedule Ir of Order all pipe In stock and in transit by sizes This part of the amendment ihall be- -46A: 30 days prior to the firs day of as of 30 days prior to the date of submis- come effective as of November 15, 1951. the quarter in which the mateals a sion of Form I-824; show exact calen- 5. Section 379.2 Authenticated ship- required as indicated in Item 10; dar date used. per's export declaration, paragraph (a) (3) For emergency or interim assist- (aI) In Item 11 (e), Q tity Used: By Procedure for authentication,sUbpara- ance as defined in section 7 of Order Schedule B number and by size, show graph (2) Is amended in the following X-46A, dr for any other special purpose, quantities of line pipe used durin the particular: The note fpollowlng subdi- no submission date Is stipulated. ' quarter immediately preceding the date vision (ii) is amended to read as follows: N : Form LT-82d may be obtained from on which the application is submitted; o=: In those cases where, prior to the the Oice of International Trade, Departmcnt ctate specifically the quarter covered. departure of the exporting carder, United of Commerce, Washington 25, D. 0., or from (u) In Item 12, Quantity Required: States exporters of fresh fruit or vegetables the Department of Commerce field cilecs. Schedule B number. state quan- be obtained from the For each are unable to determine the country of ulti- Form PAD-26A may tity required, by size; and as nearly as mate destination, the exporter may name on Peroleum Administration for Defense, the shipper's export declaration, as the coun- Washington 25, D. C., poss-ible, where the pipe is to be us-d. 11858 RULES AND REGULATIONS

This part of the amendment shall be- wherebyjft was stipulated and agreed commerce as "commerce" Is defined in come effective as of November 15, 1951. that a statement of facts signed and ex- the Federal Trade Commission Act, do 'forthwith cease and desist from: (See. 3, 63 Stat. 7; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup. 2023. ecuted by counsel for the respondents N. 0,. 9530, Sept. 27, 1945, 10 P. R. 12245; and counsel supporting the complaint- 1. Removing any Identification num- 3 CFR, 1945 Supp.; E. 0. 9919, Jan. 3, 1948, may be taken as the facts in this pro- ber or symbol placed on radio tubes by 13 F. R. 59; 3 CFR, 1948 Supp.). ceeding and In lieu of testimony in sup- the manufacturer thereof or others, and port of and in opposition to the charges LoRinG K. MAcY, substituting therefor any other number stated in the complaint, and that the or symbol, or otherwise incorrectly iden- Director, said statement of facts may serve as the tifying such radio tubes. Office of International Trade. basis for findings as to the facts and 2. Removing the service number or [F. R. Doc. 51-14013; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; conclusion based thereon and order dis- symbol from war surplus radio tubes and to 8:47 a. m.j posing of the proceeding. Counsel hav- substituting therefor any other number ing waived presentation of proposed or symbol, or otherwise representing that findings and conclusions and oral argu- such war surplus radio tubes are current TITLE 16-COMMERCIAL ment, the trial examiner thereafter filed commercial tubes. PRACTICES his initial decision, which, on April 19, 3. Representing that the respondents 1951, became the decision of the Com- have been lidensed by Radio Corporation Chapter [-Federal Trade Commission mission. of America to make or distribute xadlo [Docket 57251 Thereafter the Commission, acting- tubes, or for any other purpose. upon its own motion, reconsidered its It is further ordered,That respondents PART 3-DIGEsT OF CEASE AND DES s aforesaid decision and, If appearing that shall, within sixty (60) days after service ORDERS said decision is deficient in certain re- upon them of this order, file with the CONTINENTAL RADIO TUBE CO. ET AL. spects and that the public interest may commission a report, in writing, setting requlre that-this proceeding be reopened forth in detail the manner and form in Subpart--Concealing or obliterating and the findings as to the facts and which they have compiled with this law required and informative marking: order modified, issued its rule to show order. § 3.517 Government or war surplus; cause why the public interest does not §3.520 Quality, grade or , qualities. require that this proceeding be reopened Issued: October 5, 1951. Subpart--Msbranding or mislabeling: and the findings as to the facts and order By the Commission. § 3.1195 Connections and arrangements modified in the respects indicated in D. DAML, with others; § 3.1265 Old, secondhand, said rule to show cause. The respond- [SEA,] C. reclaimed or reconstructed product as ents, in answer to said rule to show Secretary. new; § 3.1295 Quality or grade. Subpart-- cause, objected to the list clause in para- [F. R. Doc. 51-14032; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; Passingoff: § 3.2105 Passingoff. In con-. graph 1 of the proposed modified order, 8:49 a. m.] nection with the offering for sale, sale, contending that the order with said and distribution of radio tubes In com- clause included is indefinite and uncer- merce (1) removing any identiflcation tain; that it seeks to adjudicate as viola- TITLE 24-HOUSING AND number or symbol placed on radio tubes tions undefined future actions of the re- HOUSING CREDIT by the manufacturer thereof or others, spondents; and that it goes beyond the and substituting therefor any other facts found by the Commission. Chapter Vill-fficie of Rent Stablllza- number or symbol, or otherwise incor- Respondents' objections to the pro- tion, Economic Stabilization Agency rectly identifying such radio tubes; (2)' posed modified order are without merit. removing the service number or symbol The complaint in this proceeding was [Controlled Housing Rent Reg., Amdt. 4221 from war surplus radio tubes and sub- ,aimed at, among other things, the re- [Controlled Rooms In Rooming Houses and stituting therefor any other number or spondents' practice of incorrectly iden- Other Establishments Rent Reg., Amdo, symbol, or otherwise representing that tifying the radio tubes they sell. An 4173 such war surplus radio tubes are current order limited in its application to the commercial tubes; or, (3) representing specific ways in which their tubes have PART 825-Rmsr RsoinLATioNs Ursuss Tiu that the respondents have been licensed been incorrectly identified in .the past HoUsIN AM RENT AcT oF 1947, As by Radio Corporation of America- to make or distribute radio tubes, or for would not be adequate to prohibit a con- tinuation or resumption of the practice ILLINOIS, ZZICHIGAN, AND I11519l1 any other purposes; prohibited. by some other means. (See. s,38 Stat. 722; 15 U.S. c.46. Interprets The Commission having duly consid- Amendment 422 to the Controlled or applies see. 5, SS Stat. 719, as amended; ered the patter and being of the opinion Housing Rent Regulation (§§ 825.1 to 15 U. S. C. 45) [Modified cease and desist that the public interest requires that 825.12) and Amendment 417 to the Rent order, Continental Radio Tube Company et Regulation for Controlled Rooms In alu Docket 5725, October 5, 19511 , this proceeding be reopened and the findings as to the facts and order to Rooming Houses and Other Establish- In the Matter of ContinentalRadio Tube cease and desist modified: ments (§§ 825.81 to 825.92). Said regu- Company, a corporation; and P. D. IZt is ordered, That this proceeding be, lations are amended in the following Jackson, Jacob L. Gaber, Erwin F. and it hereby Is, reopened for the pur- respects: ]Rempert, and Martin Gaber, Individ- pose of modifying the findings as to the 1. Schedule A, Item 83, is amended to ually and as Opicers of Continental facts aid order to cease and desist pre- describe the counties in the Defense- Radio Tube Company viously issued herein. Rental Area as follows: IZt is further ordered, That said find- Pursuant to the provisions of the Fed- 1 Coolt County, except the Cities of nerwyn, eral Trade'Commission Act the Federal ings as to the facts and order to cease Blue Island, Calumet City, Chicago Heights, Trade Commission, on December 20, and desist be, and they hereby are, modi- Des Plaines, Harvey, Park Ridge, and that 1949, issued and subsequently served its fied to read as follows: portion of the City of Elgin located therein, It is oyrdered, That the respondent and the Villages of Arlington Heights, Bart- complaint in this proceeding upon the lett, Brookfield, Burnham, Dolton, FlosSmoor, respondents, Continental Corporation Continental Corporation, a corporation, Franklin Park, Glencoe, Glenvlew, Home- (incorrectly designated in the complaint trading under its own or under any other wood, Keniworth, La Orange, La Grange as Continental Radio Tube Company), name, its officers, and the respondents Park, Lansing, Lyons, Matteson, Mt. Pros- a corporation, and P. D. Jackson, Jacob P. D. Jackson, Jacob L. Gaber, Erwin F. pect, Oak Forest, Orland Park, Palatine, L. Gaber, Erwin F: Rempert, and Martin Rempert, and Martin Gaber, Individu- Riverdale, River Forest, South Holland, Tln- Gaber, Individually and as officers of said ally, and their respective agents, repre- ley Park, Westchester, Western Springs, sentatives, and. employees, directly or Wheeling, Wilmette, Winnetka, and those corporation, charging them with the through any corporate or other deviceu portions of the Villages of Barrington and use of unfair and deceptive acts and connection with the offering for sale, Steger locatea therein; Du Page County, ex- practices in commeice, in violation of cept the Cities of West Chicago and Wheaton, sale, and distrlbutioi of radio tubes In and the Villages of Bensenville, Glen Ellyn, the provisions of said act. After re- Itasca and Roselle; Kane County, except that spondents filed their answer to the com- Findings as to the facts filed as part of portion of the City of Elgin located therein, plaint, a stipulation was entered into the original document. the Cities of Batavia and St. Charles, and the Saturday, November 24, 1951 F9DRAL REGISTER U859 Villages of East Dundee and West Dundee; TITLE 29-LABOR to the Secretary of labor, an exemption and Lake, County. except the City of may be granted for minor employed un- Forest, the Village of Deerfleld, and that por- tion of the Vllage of Barrington located Subtitio A-Ofco of the Secretary der a written agreement for organlzeg therein. -of Labor training which provides for at least 4.000 hours of employment as a pattern aker, This decontrols the City of Batavia [Order 51 cabinet makw, airplane-model maker, and the Village of East Dundee in Nane PART 4-CHIL Laxon Rnaumiorm, Ono chip joiner, or mold-loftsman and under County, Illinois, portions of the Chicago, DMW sM SrArnx== OF IurMrnum- conditions which the Secretary of Labor llinois, Defense-Rental Area. TIONS finds to conform substantially to Federal 2. Schedule A, Item 149, is amended to apprenticeship standards, Pro-ided, describe the counties in the Defense- That the work of the minor In the occia- ELWLoY~m N oF zmons; onnro:a o Rental Area as follows: powjr- arvm; woouwonarso sncarar pations herein declared hazardous is Oakland County, except (1) the Townships Incidental to his training, 1s Intermittent of Addison, Avon, Bloomfield, Brandon, On September 27, 1951, notice was and for short periods of time, and Is un- Commere, Groveland, Highland, Holly. In- published in the FimEL Rrcsr (10 der the direct and close supervision of a dependence, Mlford, Novi. Oakland, Orlon, P. R, 9821) that the Secretary of Labor journeyman. Oxford, Pontiac, Rose, Springfield, Troy, proposed to amend § 4.55 (c) In the man- Vil- (S=a. 3,62 Stat. 1081, a- mended; 23 U.S.C. Waterford and West Bloomfield, (11) the ner hereinafter set foflh. The notice 203) lages of Clarkston, Holly, Lake Orion, Leon- pointed out that administrative experi- ard, Milford, Ortonville, Oxford, Rochester Effectfe date. This amendment shall and that portion of Northvlle located In ence has demonstrated that the exemp- become effective upon publication in the Oakland County. and (1i) the Cities of tion language adopted In Order No. 8 Berlkey, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, (§ 4.59 (c)) affords a more practical FznznAr REGSZL Clawson, Farmington, Ferndale, Hazel Park, basis for exemption than the existing Signed at Washington, D. C., this 10th Pleasant Ridge, Pontlac, Royal Oak, South language in § 4.55 (c). The purpose of day of November 1951. Lyo. and Sylvan Lake: Wayne County, ex- this amendment is to conform the ex- J. Toa, cept (1) the Cities of Belleville, Grosse emption language of the two orders. MAulacs Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Interested persons were given 8Q days Secretarj of Labor. Park, Grosse Pointe Woods, Lincoln Park, within which to submit data, views, or [P. R. Icc. 51-14026, Filed, Nov. 23, 1931; Melvindale and Plymouth, (it) the Villages 8:48 a. m.I of Allen Park, Grosse Pointe Shores, Inkster, arguments In support of ol In opposi- Trenton and Wayne, (ii) that portion of tion to the proposal. The notice period the Village of Northville located n Wayne has expired and no objection to the pro- County, and (iv) the Townships of Browns- posed amendment has been filed with TITLE 32A--NATIONAL DEFENSE, town, Canton, Grosse fle, Nankin, Romulus, the Secretary of Labor. APPENDIX Sumpter, Taylor and Van Buren; and Mda- Accordingly, pursuant to the authority % comb County, except the City of Mount vested in me bys ection 3 a) of the Fair Chapter Ill-Office of Price Stabiliza- Clemens, the Villages of Fraser and Rose- abor Standards Act, as amended (52 ville, and the Townships of Armada, Bruce, tion, Economic Stabilization Agency Harrison, Lenox, Macomb, Ray, Richmond, Stat. 1061; 29'U. S. C. 203) and Reorganl- [Ceiling Price Regulaton 82, Correctionl Shbiby, Sterling and Washington. ation Plan No. 2 of 1946 adopted pur- silant to the Reorganization Act of 1945 CPR 82--Cmzm Pnices roa FRo=r This decontrols the Townships of (59 Stdt. 613) and in accordance with ohurls mmu Bwas oF TEE 1951 PACE Brownstown and Van Buren In Wayne the Procedure Governing Determinations commzc'ro County, Michigan, portions of the De- o Hazardous Occupations (29 CFP, Part trolt, Michigan, Defense-Rental Area. 4, Subpart D), § 4.55 (c) Is amended to An errorappears in CPR 82, Statement 3. Schedule A, Item 154a, is amended read as follows: of Considerations. The first sentence of to describe the counties In the Defense- the second paragraph under the side Rental Area as follows: § 4.55 Occupationsinvolved in the op- heading Cost increases for raw materftl eration of power-driven trood-worlng now reads, !sThe determination by the Monroe County, except the Village of May- 0 * * bee, and the Township of Railsinville. machines. Secretary is made in the form of Indi- (C) Exemption$. (1) This section vidual processor's Increased raw mate- This decontrols the Township of shall not apply to the employment of ap- rial costs, either in dollars and cents or Raisinvile in Monroe County, Michigan, prentices in the occupations herein de- percentages between 1948 and 1951". a portion of the Monroe, Michigan, De- clared particularly hazardous: Provldcd, There Isno provision In this regulation fense-Rental Area. That (I) the apprentice is employed as a for allowable rqw material cost Increases 4. Schedule A, Item 174, is amended to pattern maker, cabinet maker, airplane- on a percentage basis. Accordingly, the describe the counties In the Defense- model maker, ship Joiner, or mold-lofts- sentence is corrected to read as follows: Rental Area as follows: man, (11) the work of.the apprentice in Te determination by the Secretary Is City of St. Louis; Jefferson County; St. the occupations herin declared hazard- made in the form of Individual proc- Charles County- and St. Louis County, ex- ous Is Incidental to the apprentice train- essor's increased raw material costs, in cept the City of Glendale. Ing, Is Intermittent and for short periods dollars and cents between 1948 and - Madison County; and St. Clair County, of time, and is under the direct and close 1951" except the Village of Freebufg. supervision of a Journeyman as a neces- This decontrols the City of Glendale sary part of such apprentice training, in St. Louis County, Mssouri, a portion and (i) the apprentice is registered by of the St. Louis, Missouri, Defense- the Bureau of Apprenticeship of the [Ceiling Price Regulation 92, Correctonl United States Department of Labor as Rental Area. CPR 92--Cmrsrn Pnrcns or ssnD, Yz=E- effected by this amend- employed in accordance with the stand- All decontrols ards established by that Bureau, or Is InO,, MD Lfurro, Pnonuc'S SOLD AT iment are based on resolutions submitted registered by a State agency as employed WHOISau in accordance with section 204 (J) (3) In accordance with the standards of the Correction. of the Housing and Rent Act of 1947, State apprenticeship agency recognxzed (16 as amended. by the Bureau of Apprenticeship, or is CPR. 92, Issued November 8, 1951 shall be-effective No- P. I 11434), contain misprints in the This amendment employed under a written apprenticeship following sections: Section 20, Schedule vember 24, 1951. agreement under conditions which sub- I and section 24, Schedule V. Accord- Issued this 20th day of November 1951. stantially conform to such Federal or Ingly, these sections are corrected as fol- State standards as determined by the lows: Wzrrjara G. BARR, Secretary of Labor. L2. Section 20, Schedule I Is corrected Acting Director of Rent Stabilization. (2) In addition to the exemption for by substituting the word "Yearlis for [P. R. Doe. 51-14059; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951A apprentices provided in subparagraph "Yearlings" as the title to the s-cond 8:53 a. m.L] (1) of this paragraph, upon application table in that schedule. No.o 228--2 RULES AND REGULATIONS

2. Section 24, Schedule V is corrected graph Cc)" of section 21 is amended; Controlled Materials Plan. It explains by eliminating section 46 from the list paragraph b) of section 24 is amended; how production schedules are authorized of additions which may not be added to Schedule I is amended and redesignated for manufacturing operations and how the prices set forth in that schedule. ' Schedule I (Revised); Schedule 3I and materials are obtained to complete such Schedule IV are deleted and Schedule production schedules. This regulation -M (Revised) and Schedule IV (Revised). and other CNIP regulations to be Issued [General Ceiling Price Regulation, Supple- are substituted therefor. from time to time make effective the . mentary Regulation This amendment incorporates the pro- "Controlled Materials Plan," a general 73, Correction] visions of the separate previously is- description of, which was issued by the GCPR, SR 73-RAIL FREIGHT RATE IN- sued Amendments 1 through 4 to this National Production Authority, for in- CREASES FOR GRAIN, GRAINr PRODUCTS, regulation which are accordingly siiir- formational purposes only, on April 13, GRAIN BY-PRODUCTS AND ARTICLES TAx- seded. This amendment does ot affect 1951. In case of any Inconsistency be- INo SALM RAIL FREIKrr RATE the status of the separate previously Is-, tween such announcement, or any other sued Directions 1, 2, 3, 4, ,6,7, and 8 to; descriptive literature which may be CORRECTION this regulation which remain in' full Issued from time to time, and any CMP In section 2 (c) of SR 73 to the GCPR, force'and effect; .however, Directions 1 regulation, the provisions of the latter Issued October 16, 1951 (16 F. R. 10600), and 4 are amended concurrently with shall govern. Other CMP regulations the words "soybean oil meal" were inad- this amendment ind Direction 5 is re- cover, or will cover, inventory controls; vertently used at one point when it was voked concurrently. preference status of delivery orders; de- intended to refer to soybean oil cake. EXPLANATORT PROVISIONS liveries of controlled materials by dis- Accordingly, the paragraph is corrected Sec. tributors; maintenance, repair, and to read as follows: 1. What this regulation does. operating supplies; construction; and 2. Definitions. additional matters. This regulation will (c) Products not covered. This sup- 3. General production schedule and allot- plementary regulation does not apply ment procedure. also be supplemented from time to time to you If you are a processor and you sell 4. Statements of requirements. by the issuance of procedures, forms, soybean chips, soybean oil cake, soybean 5. Applications for authorized production interpretations, directions, and Instruc- flakes, 41 or 44 percent soybean oil meal. schedules and allotments. tions. AUTORIZED PRODVCON SCHEDULES SEC. 2. Definitions. As used In this 6. How production schedules are authorized. regulation ancany other CMP regulation 7. Reconciliation of conflicting schedules. (unless otherwise Indicated) : Chapter VI-National Production Au- 8. Rejection of schedules in excess of ca- (a) "Person" means any individual, pacity. corporation, partnership, association, or thority, Department of Commerce 9. Meeting authorized production schedules. [CMP Regulation No. I as amended any other organized group of persons, NOV. 23, 19511 ALLOTBIENS ANID DELIVERY ORDIMS FRa and includes any agency of the United CONTROLLED AUTERMS States or any other government, CMP RPa. 1--BAsxc RULES oF THE 10. How allotments are made. Cb) "NPA" means the National Pro- CONTROLLED MATERIALS PLAN 11. Designation and use of allotment num- duction Authority. bers. (c). "Controlled material" means do- This amended CMP regulation'is 12. Allotments by consumers. found necessary' and appropriate to pro- mestic and imported steel, copper, and 13. How to cancel or reduce allotments., aluminum, In the forms and shapes In- mote the national defense and is issued 14. Transfer of allotments. pursuant to the Defense Production Act 15. Special provisions regarding manufac- dicated in Schedule I of this regulation, of 1950, as amended. In the formula- 'turers and distributors of Class A prod- whether new, remelted, rerolled, or re- tion of this regulation as amended, con- ucts. drawn, Including used and second qual- sultation with industry representatives 16. Alternative- procedure for simultaneous ity materials, shearings, and material has been rendered impracticable due to allotments. sorted or salvaged from scrap which are the need for Immediate action and be- 17. Restrictions on placing aitthorized con- sold for other than remelting, rerolling, trolled material orders, and on use of or redrawing purposes. cause the regulation affects many dif- allotments and materials. ferent Industries. However, there was 18. Adjustments for changes in require- Cd) "Controlled Materials Division" consultation with Industry representa- ments. means the Iron and Steel Division, the tives prior to the original issuance of this 19. How to place orders with controlled "ma- Copper Division, or the Aluminum and regulation on May 3, 1951. terials producers and distributors. Magnesium Division of NPA. This amendment affects CMP Regula- CONTROLLED MATERTA PRODUCERS (e) "Industry Division" means the Di- vision or other unit of NPA which is tion No. 1 as follows: The word "Gen- 20. Rules applicable to controlled- materials eral" in the title is deleted; paragraphs chargeOl with supervision over the opera. producers.' tions of the producers of particular (c), (h), and k) of section 2 are 21. Production- requlrements of controlled amended; paragraphs (c) and (d) of sec- materials producers. products. f) "Claimant Agency" means any tion 3 are amended; phragraph b) of GENERAL PROVISIONS section 10 is amended; paragraph (c) Government agency or subdivision of section 11 is amended; paragraph (e) 22. Applicability of other regulations and thereof designated as such by the De- of section 12 is amended; paragrapir (b) orders. fense Production Adminigtration, of section 15 Is amended; the words 23. Records and reports. (g) "Prime consumer" means any "within the same plant or operating 24. Applications for adjustment or excep- person who receives an allotment of con- tion. trolled material from a Claimant Agency unit" are deleted from paragraph Cb) of 25. Communications. section 17; paragraphs Cd) and (e) of 26. Violations. or an Industry Division. (h) "Secondary consumer" means section 17 are amended; paragraph b) -AUTHoarr: Sections I 26 of section 18 is amended; paragraphs to issued under any person who receives an allotment of sec. 704, 64 Stat. 8160, Pub. Law 96, 82d Cong.; controlled material from a person other b) and (c) of section 19 are amended;; 50 U. S. 0. App. Sup. 2164. Interpret or paragraphs (b), (c), and Cd) of section apply sec. 101, 64 Stat. 199, Pub. Law go, 82d than a Claimant Agency, an Industry 20 are amended; paragraph (f) of sec- Cong.; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup. 2071; sec. 101, Division, or the Requirements Commit- tion 20 is deleted; paragraph (g) of sec- B. 0. 10161, bept. 9,1966,15 F.R 6105; 8 CPR, tee of the Defense Production Adminis- 1950 Supp.; sec. 2, E. 0. 10200, Jan. 8, 1952, tion 20 is amended and redesignated tration.I(i) "Allotment" paragraph f); paragraph Ch) of section- 16 F. P. 61; sees. 402, 405, E. 0. 10281, Aug. means (1) an au- 20 is redesignated paragraph (g); para- 8, 1951, 16 F. R. 8789. . EXPLANATORY thorisation .by the Requirements Com- graph (i) of section 20 is deletedi para- PROVISIONS mittee of the Defense Production Admino graph C) of section 20 is redesignated SECTION 1. What tlis regulation does. istration, of the amount of controlled paragraph (h) ; paragraph Ck) of section The purpose of this regulation is to de- materials which a Claimant Agency may 20 is redesignated paragraph (i);, para- fline rights and obligations under the receive and/or allot during a ppeofied Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1ISL6

period, or (2) an authorization by the shall, pursuant thereto, authorize pro. (c)A bill of materials is a statement Requirements Committee of the Defense duction schedules of secondary consum. of the total amounts of materials (in- Production Administration, of the er producing Class Aproducts forlt; cnd cluding controlled materials) required amount of controlled materials which an each secondary consumer who has an au- for physical Incorporation in one unit Industry Division may allot during a thorized production schedule shall, pur- or a specified number of units of a given specified period, or (3)an authorization suant thereto, authorize production product. by a Claimant Agency or an Industry schedules of secondary consumers pro- Cd) When a consumer who has fur- Division, of the amount of controlled ducing Class A products for it. nished a bill of materials or other state- materials which may be received and/or (b) Each Claimant Agency or Indus- ment of requirements ascertains that he allotted by one of its prime consumers try Division shall make allotments to has substantially overstated his require- during a specified periodor (4) an au- prime consumers, for the purpose of ments or those of his secondary con- thorization by a prime or secondary fulflling related authorized production siuners for any material or product, he consumer, of the amount of controlled schedules, pursuant to allotments which shall report such error immediately to materials which may be received and/or it has received. Each prime consumer the person to whom the statement of re- allotted by one of its secondary con- who has received an allotment shall, quirements was furnished. sumers during a specified period. pursuant thereto, make allotments to (e)If any consumer receives any i) "Class A product" means any secondary consumers producing Class A statement of requirements which he product which Is not a Class B product products for it, fo fulfill related author- Imows or has reason to believe to be (as deflned in paragraph k) of this sec- ized production schedules; and each sec- substantially excessive, with respect to tion), and which contains any controlled ondary consumer who has received an controlled materials, he shall withhold material fabricated or assembled beyond allotment shall, pursuant thereto, make any allotment based thereon in an the forms and shapes specified in Sched- allotments to Secondary consumers pro- amount sufficient to correct such excess ule I of this regulation, other than any ducing Class A products for It, to fulfill and shall report the facts immediately controlled material which may be con- related authorized production schedules. to the appropriate Claimant Agency or tained in Vass B products incorporated (c) Except where otherwise provided Industry Division. in it. by NqA, no person shall produce a Class CkW"Class SEc. 5. Applications for authorized B product" means any A or a Class B product unless he has Production schedules and allotments. product designated as such in the "Ofle- received an authorized production sched- cial CUP (a)Production schedules may be author- Class B Product List" issued by ule for such production. No pereon who ized and related allotments made on the NPA, as the same may be modified from has received an authorized production time basis of Information furnished by %ap- to time, and which contains any schedule aU produce more than the plications on Form CMLP-4A and Form controlled material -ther than any con- quantity of the paticular product or trolled CUP-4B. material which may be contained products provided for in such authdrzed (b)Any producer of Class A products, in other Class B products incorporated production schedule. No such person upon the request of a Claimant Agency in it. shall acquire controlled materials or (1) or of a consumer for whom he pro- "Program" means a statement of products and materials other than con- duce3 Clas, A products, shall furnish to the amounts of an item or class of items trolled materials for fulfillment of such such Claimant Agency or consumer, the to be provided in specified periods of authorized production schedule exceptby Information called for In Form CUP- time. use of the related allotment (or charge (m) 4A. Such information shall be sub- "Authorized program" means a against the related allotment) and by use mitted on Form CUP-4A orinsuch other program specifically approved by the Re- of the related DO rating. If such a per- manner as may be prescribed. quirements Committee of the Defense son obtains controlled Xuaterlal without (c)Any producer of Class B products Production Administration. the use of an authorized controlled ma- which are designated as Class B products (n) "Production schedule" means a terial order, for example, the purchase of for which Form C.P-4B applications statement of the amounts of an item or controlled material from a foreign sup- are required, in the "Official CUP Class class of items to be produced by an in- plier or from a domestic supplier who I B Product idst" Issued by PA, as the dividual consumer in specified periods of not a controlled materials producer or Same may be modified from time to time, time. a controlled materials distributor (as de- shall furnish the information called for (0) "Authorized production schedule" fined in CUP Regulation No. 4), he must in Form CMP-4B by submitting such means a production schedule specifically charge the quantity of such controlled form to the appropriate Industry Divi- approved by a Claimant Agency or by an material against his allotment. sion or Climant Agency (as indicated Industry Division with respect to a prime (d) Nothing in this regulation shall in such list). NPA may request any consumer, or specificallY approved by a be interpreted t46 prohibit the production producer of a Class B product not so prime or secondary cofnsumer with re- of any product, other than a Class A or a designated to furnish such information spect to a secondary consumer. Class 13product: Provided, howcrer,That on such form. (p) "Delivery order" means any pur- such production must comply with the (d)Any producer of controlled mate- chase order, contract, shipping, or other provisions and limitations of all ap- rials may apply for an allotment as pro- instruction calling'for delivery of any plicable regulations and orders of NPA. vided in section 21 of this rezulation. material or product on a particular date SEC. 4. Statemts o1 requiremen. AUIOEZZD PRODUCIO? SCEUES or dates or within specified periods of (a) The basis for an allotment to a con- time. Sumer shall be his actual requirements Sc.6. Hown production schedules are (q) "Authorized controlled material for controlled materials in connection authorized. (a) A production schedule order" means any delivery order for any with the fulfillment of an authorized for each prime consumer producing a controlled material (as distinct from a production schedule, after.takdng inven- Class A product pursuant to an author- product containing controlled material) tories into account to the extent required ized proram will be authorized by the which is placed pursuant to an allotment by CMP Regulation No. 2. A statement appropriate Claimant Agency on such as provided in section 19 of this regula- of requirements is to be furnished only form as may ba prescribed. A Clim- tion or which is specifically designated when requested. Such statement is or- ant Agency may, in particular cas.s, to be such an order by any regulation or dinarily submitted as an application for authorize a production schedule through order of INPA. allotment or a bill of materials. an Industry Division. SEC. (b) An application for allotment in- (b) A production schedule for each 3. General roduction schedule Secondary consumer producing a Class (a) cludes only (1) the quantities of con- and allotmet procedure. Each trolled materials required by the submit- A product shall be authorized by the Claimant Agency or Industry Division ting consumer for his own production, consumer for whom such Class A product shall authorize production schedules of and (2) the quantities of controlled ma- Is to be produced, pursuant to an au- prime consumers pursuant to authorized terials required by his cecondary con- thorized productiort schedule, on such programs. Each prime consumer who 1umers supplying Cls A products to form as may be precribed. A cs.i- has-an" authorized production schedule him for incorporation in his product. suner having several auLborized pzo- 11862 RULES AND REGULATIONS

duction schedules bearing the same al- any quarter to the extent necessary to involved, the appropriate symbol desig- lotment number may, pursuant thereto, make up for a failure to meet such sched- nated by any NPA regulation or order authorize a single production. schedule ule in any prior quarter, (2) production as a cOMp allotment symbol shall be for a secondary consumer. authorized for any quarter may be com- used. For example, in the case of main- (c) A production schedule for each pleted at any time after the fifteenth of tenance, repair, and operating supplies, consumer producing a Class B product the month preceding such quarter and, the symbol MRO shall be used as pro- pursuant to an authorized program will (3) where a delivery order calls for de- vided in CMP Regulation No. 5. be authorized by the appropriate Indus- -liveries, In successive months, of Class A (b) Authorized controlled material try Division or Claimant Agency on such products n quantitieswhich areless than. orders shall show the related allotment form as may be prescribed. the minimum practicable production number and the calendar quarter for (d) A consumer receiving allotments quantity, and compliance with monthly which the allotment Is valid. For exam- from several persons shall obtain sepa- delivery dates would result in substan- ple, a delivery order for controlled ma- rate authorized production schedules tial interruption of production and con- terials placed pursuant to an allotment from each. sequent interference with production to Identified by allotment number X-2 * (e) Except where otherwise specifi- fill other delivery orders, the consumer which Is valid for the fourth quarter of cally provided by NPA, no person shall may pioduce (and his customer may or- 1951 shall be designated as follows: authorize a production schedule unless der and accept) in the first or a subse- X-2-4Q51. The date or dates on which at the same time he makes an allotment quent month the ainlmun practicable delivery is required must also be speci- as provided in section 10 of this regu- quantity which may be made without fied on such delivery order. lation, and no person shall make an al- such interference. (c) Delivery orders for products hnd lotment unless at the same time he.au- ALLOTLIENTS AND DELIVERY ORDERS FOR materials other than controlled mate- thorzes a related production schedule CONMOLLED ITERIALS rials required for completion of an au- as provided in this section. thorized production schedule shall show ) When the productioa schedule of SEC. 10. How allotments are made. the DO rating and the related allotment a consumer is authorized and a related (a) Each Claimant Agency, Industry Di- number; for example, DO-K-2. The allotment is made to him, a DO rating vision, or consumer authorizing a pro- date or dates on which delivery Is re- shall be assigned or applied to such duction schpdule as provided in section quired must also be, specified on such schedule by the person authorizing the 6 of this'rgulation shall concurrently delivery orders. Such date or dates need production schedule, for use In accord- make a related allotment, pursuant to not be during the calendar 'quarter for ance with the provisions of CMP Regu- allotments which it has received, to the which such production schedule is au- lation No. 3. consumer whose production schedule thorized and for which the related allot- has been authorized, on such form as ment is valid: Provided, however, That SEc 7. Reconciliation of conflicting may Tbe Prescribed. the DO rating may be used only to ac- schedules. In any case where, for any (b) _The allotment shall specify the quire production materials In the mint- reason, a manufacturer of Class A or quantities and the kinds of controlled mum practicable amounts required, and Class B products is unable to fulfill con- materials needed for delivery in speci- on a date or dates no earlier than re- flicting authorized production schedules fied calendar quarters to complete the quired, to fulfill the related authorized which he has accepted from different related authorized production schedule. production schedule. persons, he shall, if the conflict involves Allotments shall be made in terms of only schedules relating to a single Claim- (1) carbon steel (including wrought SEc. 12, Allotments by consumers. ant Agency, report immediatrely to that iron), (2) alloy steel (except stainless (a) Each prime consumer receiving an Claimant Agency for instructions. In all steel), (3) stainless steel, (4) copper and 'allotment may use that portion of the other cases involving conflicting author- copper-base alloy brass mill products, allotment which he requires to obtain ized production schedules he shall report (5) copper wire mill products, (6) cop- controlled materials as such for his immediately to' the appropriate Industry per and copper-base alloy foundry prod- authorized production schedule, and Division or Industry Divisions for in- ucts and powder, and (') aluminum, in shall allot the remainder to his second- structions. each case without further breakdown, ary consumers producing Class A prod- SEc. 8. Reiection of schedules in ex- except where a further breakdown is ucts for him to cover their requirements cess of capacity. A prime or secondary made by the Requirements Committee for controlled materials for related consumer shall reject an authorized pro- of the Defense Production Administra- authorized production schedules. Allot- duction schedule for a Class A or Class tion or by NPA. ments by secondary consumers to sec- B product to be manufactured by him (c) The allotment shall be identified ondary consumers supplying them shall which calls for delivery or deliveries after by an allotment.number as provided in be made in the same fashion. A sec- June 30, 1951, if he does not expect to section 11 of this regulation. ondary consumer producing Class A be able to fulfill the same by the specified (d) Advance allotments by Claimant products for several consumers shall ob- delivery date or dates. If the person Agencies or Industry Divisions to prime tain separate allotments from each. whose order is rejected is unable to find consumers -may be made within such (b) go consumer shall make any allot- another manufacturer who will accept it, limits as may be specified by the Re- ment In an amount which exceeds the he shall report the facts to the appro- quirements Committee of the Defense related allotment received by him, after priate Claimant Agency or Industry Divi- deducting all other allotments made by Production Administration. Prime con- him and all orders for sion. NPA may from time to time issue sumers receiving such advance allot- controlled mate- directives requiring individual manufac- ments shall, in turn, make advance al- rials placed by him pursuant to his re- turers to reschedule or rearrange their lotments to their secondary consumers, lated allotment. e production and/or delivery schedules. and secondary consumers shall make (c) No consumer shall make any al- advance allotments, in the same manner lotment in excess of the amount required, SEc. 9. Meeting authorized produc- to the best of his knowledge ind belief, tion schedules. (a) Eabh consumer who as in the-case of regular allotments, but no consumer shall make any allotment to fulfill the related authorized produc- has accepted an authorized production tion schedule of the secondary consumer schedule shall fulfill the same unless pre- before receiving his own allotment. to whom the allotment is made (includ- vented by circumstances beyond his con- (e) A Claimant Agency, Industry Di- Ing the schedules of any secondary con- troL In the event he cannot fulfill suchi vision, or consumer may make allot- sumers supplying the latter). schedule on the specified delivery date or ments only In the same kinds of con- trolled materials In which it has re- (d) Allotments for production of Class dates, he shall promptly notify the per- B' products shall only be made by appro- son from whom he received it stating the ceived its allotment. priate Industry Divisions or by appropri- reasons therefor. SEC. 11. Designation and use of allot. ate Claimant Agencies as specified in (b) No consumer who has accepted an ment numbers. (a) Allotments shall be the "Official CMP Class B Product List," authorized production schedule shall ex- identified, by an allotment number con- and no consumer shall accept any allot- ceed such schedule In any quarter with sisting of a Claimant Agency letter sym- ment from any othar person for the pro- the use of the related allotment and DO bol and one digit designating the author- duction of Class B products. rating, except that (1) an authorized ized program of such Claimant Agency. (e) No consumer Who has teceived production schedule may be exceeded in In cases where a Claimant Agency is not his allotment for an authorized produc- Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL rIEGISTER,

tion schedule -shall place any delivery fication for each authorized prcduction this reziation regarding authorized order for any Class A product required schedule that he has received. production cchedules and allotments to fulfill said schedule, unless concur- SEC. 15. Special Provsfon, regarding shall apply to the alternative proce- rently therewith, he makes an allotment manufacturers and distribuorsof Class dure for simultaneous allotments, ex- to the person with whom the order Is A products. (a) For the purposes of this cept as specifically provided in this sac- placed, in the amount required by such section "distributor" means any person tion. person to fill said order: Provided, how- engaged in the business of buying and Src. 17. Restrfctions on Placing au- ever, That if he purchases a Class A taking physical delivery of Class A prod- tihorized controlled material orders, and product from a distributor under the ucts which he does not manufacture and on use o1 allotments and materfals. (a) conditions specified in section 15 of this selling the same, for his own account., In no event shall a consumer request de- regulation or from a foreign supplier, he but only to the extent that he is so en- livery of any controlled material in a shall make "noallotment but must ae- gaged. greater amount or on an earlier date duct the appropriate amount from his (b) If a distributor buys and sells than required to fulfill his authorized own allotment balance. Class A products, he shall do so without production schedule, or in an amount so (f) A consumer may make an allot- making or receiving allotments. A man- large or on a date so early that receipt of ment to his secondary consumer on such facturer of Class A products selling them such amount on the requested date would form (including Form CMP-5 set forth to a distributor shall apply for an allot- result in his having an inventory of con- in.chedule Ii of this regulation) as may ment for such manufacture from the trolled materials in excess of the limita- le prescribed for the purpose. Allot- appropriate Industry Division or Claim- tions prescribed by CUP Rezulation No. ments may be made by telegraphing or ant Agency by submitting an application 2 or by any other applicable regulation telephoning the information required on Form CIMP-4B, In the same manner or order oflPA. If the quantity of any by the appropriate form and confirming as If they were Class B products. If the controlled material required by a con- the same with such form, within 15 days. manufacturer makes physical delivery sumer is less than the mininum mill SEc. 13. How to cancel or reduce allot- directly to a distributor's customer, the quantitz specified In Schedule IV of this ments. A person who has made an latter (unless he is also a distributor) regulation, and is not procurable from a allotment may cancel or reduce the same shall make an allotment directly to the distributor, he may accept delivery of by notice in writing to the person to manufacturer In the same manner and the full minimum shown in such sched- whom it was made. A person who has subject to the same conditions as If the ule. received an allotment may cancel or distributor had no part in the transac- (M) No consumer shall use an allot- reduce the-same by making an appro- tion. ment, or any controlled material or priate notation thereon and notifying (c) A manufacturer of Class A prod- Class A product obtained pursuant to the person from whom he -eceived it. ucts who sells them for use as mainte- an allotment, for any purpose except: In either case, if an allotment receiv& nance, repair, or operating supplies (ex- (1) To fulfill the related authorized pro- by a person is cancelled, he must cancel cept items purchased from him by a duction schedule, or (2) to fulfill any all allotments which he has made, Claimant Agency and for which he has of his other authorized production and all authorized controlled material received an allotment) shall obtain al- schedules for Class A products which orders which he has placed, on -the lotments for such manufacture In the bear the same allotment number, or (3) basis of -the allotment; and, if an al- manner provided in paragraph (b) of to fulfill any of his other authorized lotment received by a person is reduced, this section. Applications pursuant to production schedules for Class B prod- he must cancel or reduce allotments said paragraph (b) and this paragraph ucts which are in the same Product Class which he has made, or authorized con- (c) may be combined in a single Form Code as shownin the "Official CUP Class trolled material orders which he has CMP-4B. B Product Lis' Issued by IPA, or (4) placed, to the extent that the same (d) Notwithstanding paragraph (a) to replace In inventory, controlled ma- exceed his allotment as reduced. If of this section, a manufacturer who also terials or Class A products uzed to fulfill and to the extent that cancellation or sells purchased Class A products to any of such authorized production reduction is impracticable because of round out his line, which do not repre- schedules, subject to the provisions of shipments already made to him pursu- sent more than 10 percent of his esi- CrIP Regmulation No. 2 or any other ap- ant to such allotment, he may use or mated total sales receipts In a calendar plicable regulation or order of NPA. dispose of controlled materials or Class quarter for which he files an applica- Where an allotment made for one A products which he gets with such al- tion for allotment, shall be deemed the schedule s used in filling another lotment in the manner provided In sec- manufacturer of such products and not schedule as provided in this paragraph, tion 17 of this regulation. a distributor for purposes of this sec- no charge need be made against the tion, allotment account of the second sched- SEc. 14. Transfer of allotments. (a)' ule, but an appropriate record must be No consumer shall transfer or assign any * Sro. 16. Alternatvc procedure for st- made, on the allotment accounts or allotment (as distinct-from making an multaneous allotments, A prime or sec- otherwise, describing the circumstances. allotment) in any way unless: (1) de- ondary consumer who has several sec- (c) If a consumer's needs for a con- livery orders for Class A products placed ondary consumers In different derees trolled material or Class A product are with him, in connection with which the of remoteness, may, at his option, au- schedules reduced before he has ordered or re- allotment was made to him, have been thorize individual production ceived delivery of them, he must imme- transferred or assigned to ailother con- and make simultaneous direct allot- diately return the allotment as explained sumer; (2) the authorized production ments to all such secondary consumers In section 18 of this regulation unless he schedules of the respective consumers of all degrees of remoteness. The per- under uses the allotment for the purposes per- have been duly adjusted; and (3) the son who is to make the allotment mitted In p3ragraph (b) of this section. transfer or assignment is approved In this alternative procedure (the origi- If he has already placed authorized con- writing by the person who made the nating consumer) may request each allotment. supplier of an degrees of remotenes to trolled material orders or delivery orders furnish him directly with information for Cla' A products, he must cancel (b) Transfers or assignments of allot- If mcucellation of such orders is ments may be made without complying regarding such supplier's requirements them. for controlled materials, and each such Impracticable because of shipments al- with paragraph (a) of this section In ready made, he may accept delivery of connection with the transfer or assign- supplier shall comply with such requet. the controlled materials and Class A ment of a business as a going concern If this procedure is followed, each sup- plier shall include in the information he products, in which case his use of them where the transferee continues to operate is covered by paragraph (d) of this sec- substantially the same business in the furnishes to the originating consumer tion. same plant. The transferee may use only his own requirements for controlled (d) If it develops, after a consumer the allotment and ratings of the trans- material and not those of his suppliers. has received delivery of controlled ma- feror but the transferee must notify NPA In no event shall a person who uses this terials or Class A products, that he can- of the details ,of the transaction, giving alternative procedure make an allot- not we them for a purpose permitted the names of the persons involved and ment of more controlled materials than und:r pragraph (b) of this section, he furnishing one extra copy of such noti- he has received. -All the provisions of shall not uza or dispose of them except RULES AND REGULATIONS

as provided below: (1) He may hold the he must return the excess by the tenth plicable United States statutes, the pur- controlled materials or Class A products of the month. He need not take a chaser has received an allotment of con- in his inventory for use in connection physical inventory for this purpose, but trolled material authorizing him, In ac. with future authorized production must check up on the effect of known cordance with the provisions of this regu. schedules; (2) he may sell or otherwise changes in his requirements or errors lation, to place such order, and that the transfer title to such controlled mate- which he has discovered in his state- amount ordered is within the related al- rials to his original supplier of such con- ment of requirements. As of the end of lotment received by him, after he has trolled materials; (3) he may sell or each quarter, he must determine wheth- deducted from such allotment all al- otherwise transfer title to such con- er he has used his entire allotment by lotments made by him to secondary con- trolled materials to a person who places placing authorized controlled material sumers and all other orders for controlled an authorized controlled material order orders or making allotments to his sec- material placed by him and accepted by with him, in which event he (the seller) ondary consumers, and, if he has any suppliers pursuant to the same allot- shall not extend the allotment number excess, he must return it by the tenth ment. identitfying such order; or (4) .he shall day after the blose of the quarter. (d) An authorized controlled material request authorization from NPA or the (c) The return of an unneeded allot- order must be in sufficient detail to per- appropriate Claimant Agency as to any ment must be made to the person from mit entry on mill schedules and must be other use Or disposition of such con- whom the allotment was received on received by the controlled materials pro- trolled materials or Class A products. such form as may be prescribed. If it ducer at such time in advance as is speci- (e) When a consumer receives in- is impracticable to obtain the prescribed fied in Schedule I of this regulation, or structions from NFA directing the dis- form, the return may be made by letter at such later time as the controlled ma- position or use of controlled materials setting forth the facts. terials producer may find it practicable or Class A products, he must comply (d) In those cases where it is imprac- to accept the same, provided that no with such instructions, Also, he must ticable for a secondary consumer to re- controlled materials producer shall dls, comply with any instructions he receives turn an allotment to the person frokn criminate between customers in rejecting from a Claimant Agency with fespect to whom he received it, he may make the or accepting late orders. his use of controlled materials or Class return directly to the appropriate Claim- (e) A delivery order for controlled A products which he obtained by use of ant Agency or Industry Division. materials placed by a consumer before an allotment from that Claimant SEC. 19. How to place orders with, he has received his authorized produc- Agency, in any program of the same tion schedule and allotment, calling for Claimant, Agency, or with respect to controlled materials Producers and dis- tributors. (a) A delivery order placed delivery after June 30, 1951, may be con- their sale to any other person foruse in verted into an authorized controlled ma- a program of the same Claimant with a controlled materials producer or a controlled materials distributor (as de- terial order, after receipt of such sched- Agency, subject always to whatever le and allotment, either by furnishing rights he may have to reimbursement. -fined in CM Regulation No. 4) for con- trolled material shall be deemed an au- a revised copy of the order conforming (f) A consumer need not segregate in- to the requirements of this section or by ventories of controlled materials or Class -thorized controlled material order only if (1) it contains an allotment number furnishingin writing information clearly A products which he" obtained by use of identifying the order and bearing the his allotments, even though different al- and the calendar quarter for which the allotment is valid, as provided in section certification required by paragraph (o) lotment numbers are used in ordering of this section. them, nor does he have to earmark them 11 of this regulation, and complies with -(f) No person shall place an author- for a particular schedule. Although, a the provisions of this section, or (2) It is specifically designated as an author- ized controlled material order unless the consumer must charge the appropriate amount of controlled material ordered is allotment account when placing an au- ized controlled material order by any regulation or order of NPA. within the related allotment received by thorized controlled material order or him, after deducting all allotments made making an allotment, he may keep all -(b) A consumer who has received an allotment may place an authorized con- by him and all orders for controlled ma- controlled materials and Class A prod- terial placed by him pursuant to the same ucts received in a common inventory and trolled material order with any con- trolled materials supplier unless other- allotment, or unless ha is expressly au- in withdrawing from inventory he does thorized to place such an order by any not have to charge the withdrawal wise specifically directed. An allotment to a prime consumer may include an applicable regulation or order of NPA, against the allotment account. A con- (g) Authorized controlled sumer who is operating under several instruction to place delivery orders for materials controlled materials with one or more orders shall take precedence over other authorized production schedules need orders for controlled materials to the ex- not maintain separate records of the designated controlled materials sup- pliers. In such event the consumer tent provided in CAW Regulation No. 3, production- obtained from the allotment A delivery ordel for controlled mate- received for each schedule if the repords shall use the allotment only to obtain controlled materials from the designated rials not covered by an allotment shall which he normally keeps show that his not be combined with an authorized con- use of material for his respective sched- controlled materials supplier or supplIers or to make allotments to secondary trolled material order. However, such ules is substantially proportionate to the orders shall be combined if the total of amounts of material allotted for each, consumers,' designating therein only suppliers named both does not exceed the minimum mill and that his aggregate production of any in the allotment re- quantity specified in Schedule IV product does not exceed the aggregate ceived by him. Except as required by of this the allotmen~t regulatioiFprovided that thq controlled of the production schedules authorized which he has received, no materials involved are not procurable for that product. consumer shall impose any such restric- tion in any allotment made by him. from a distributor. Where such orders SEc. 18. Adjustments for changes in are combined, the portion covered by requirements. (a) If a consumer's re- (c) Every authorized controlled ma- allotment must be specifically identified quirements for controlled materials or terial order must contain a certification by the appropriate allotment number Class A products needed to fulfill an au- in addition to specifying the allotment and such delivery order must contain thorized production schedule are in- number, the calendar quarter for which the certification provided in paragraph creased after he receives his allotment, the allotment is valid, and the delivery (c) of this section. date or dates. Unless another form of he may apply for an additional allot- CONTROLLED ment to the person who made the allot- certification is specifically prescribed by MATERIALS PRODUCERS ment for that schedule. an applicable order or regulation of NPA, SEC. 20. Rules applicableto controlled (b) If a consumer finds that he has such certification shall be in the follow-. materials Producers. (a) Each con- been allotted substantially more than he ing form: trolled materials producer shall comply with such production and needs, lie must return the excess. As of Certified under CAP Regulation No. I other direc- the first of each month, each consumer tives as may be issued from time to time must check up on his anticipated re- and shall be signed as provided in NPA by NPA and with the provisions of all quirements for the quarter and deter- Reg. 2. This certification shall consti- other applicable regulations and orders mine whether he has been allotted more tute a representation tiat,-subject to the of NBA regarding production and deliv- than he anticipates he needs. If he has, criminal penalties provided for in ap- ery of controlled materials. Saturday, November 24, 1951 DEtZAL REGISTER fl 5 (b) Each controlled materials pro- days of the fourth calendar quarter 9f producer requires delivery, after June 39, ducer shall accept all (1) authorized con- 1951 with respect to an orisinal delivery 1951, of controlled materials or of Class trolled material orders, (2) orders which order for the third calendar quarter of A product- to be incorporated in a con- he is required to accept pursuant to any 1951, or after the first 15 days of any cal- trolled material produced by him,. he regulation or order of NPA, and (3) endar quarter subsequent to the fourth may apply for an allotment on Form orders which he is required to accept calendar quarter of 1951 with respect to CP-4B or such other form as may be pursuant to WPA directive. an original delivery order for the imme- pres=bed for the purpose. Such appl7- (c) A controlled materials producer diately preceding calendar quarter. the cations shal be sEnt to the Controled shall be required to accept orders for customer must charge the order c in-t MateriaL Division charged with swupr- controlled materials in conformity with his allotment for the quarter in which vis-on over the operation of the con- the provisions of this regulation, as the the carry-over shipment is made and trolled materials producer, even. if a dif- same is or may be modified by the provi- promptly make the necessary adJuzt- ferent controllad material fa involveL sions of NPA Order M-l (steel), NPA ments in his outctanding orders placed (b) Allotrments will be made to con- OrderM-5 (aluminum), NPA Order M-6 for such following quarter. trolled materials producars app-lyin un- (steel), NPA Order M-SA (steel), ITPA (g) If a controlled materials producer der p=ragrph (a) of this section in the Order M-11 (copper), NPA Order M-82 takes controlled materials which he ha, manr provided in szeztfn 10 of this (copper), IPA Order U-86 (copper), produced-and processes them Into a form reulation, ex-c-pt that in lieu of author- NPA Order M-88 (aluminum), and IPA other than a controlled =at-rl form, Led4 proslumaz- schedules, the coatralled Order M-89 (steel, copper, and alumi- or if he uses controlled materials which matei, Producer will re-ive from his num), and the directions thereto, or of he has produced to make a product or a Controllzd Uaterlals Divi-on production any other applicable regulation or order material other than a controlled mate- intruetfmn or authariztton. Con- of NPA, as the same may be issued or rial, such processing or uza ihall bac on- troll.ed naterials pradcers who have re- amended from time to time. In no event .sidered a delivery for the purposes ofthis calved allotments pursuant to this pera- shal a controlled materials producer: section. Craph may p!z.a authozied controlled accept an authorized controlled material () If the controlled material de- -teri ordrs in ccordanzs with the order which calls for delivery in a quar- livered pursuant to an authorized con- provizons of Cection 19 of this regul-- ter other than the quarter for which the trolled material order varies from the tion. related allotment is valid. exact amount specified In such ordr, (c) The zelf-authorization procedure (dX A controlled materials producer the making and acceptance of such de- by whch a controlled materials producer may reject orders in the following cases, livery shall not be deemed a violation of Sproduction mterias (otherthan but he shall not discriminate between this regulation by the controlled ma- controlled materials) is dez-aribed in D- customers in rejecting or accepting such terials producer or his customer, pro- rectlon 2 to this reution. orders vided such variation does not eacced the (1) If the order Is one for less than commercially recognized shipping tol- GI5:5== Paovwr-ss the minimum mill quantity specified in erance, or ollowance for excess or Sze. 22 Appricab~jtrof othter rag:z- Schedule IV of this regulation. shortage. tioa.s ansd orders. l6tbing In this regu- (2) If the person seeking to place the (1) An authorized controlled mate- lation shall be construed to relfeve any order is unwilling or unable to meet such rial order shall not constitute an allot- person from complying with all other producer's regularly established prices ment of controlled material to the con- applicable re3ulations and orders of and terms of zale or payment. trolled materials producer with vwhom It NRA. In case compliance by any per- (e) In any case where a controlled is placed. If a controlled materials pro- son with the provison of any such re.- materials producer is of the opinion that ducer requires delivery of controlled ma- ulation or order would prevent fulfill- the Bling of.an, order which he is re- terials from other controlled materials ment of an authorized production quired to accept pursuant to this section producers, to be processed by him and schedule, he shall immediately report would substantially reduce his over-all sold to his customers in another form the matter to the appropriate Industry production owing to the large or small or shape constituting a controlled ma- Division, and to the Claimant Agency size of the order, unusual specifications, terial, such delivery may be made or whose schedule is affected. NPA vill or otherwise, he shall notify the appro- accepted only pursuant to a rpeclile In- thereumon take such action as is deemed priate Controlled Materials Division set- struction of NPA, or pursuant to allot- apyrowlate, but unes3 and until other- ting forth the pertinent facts.. INPA ment as provided n ection 21 of this vise espre=.y authorized or directed by may direct that the order be placed with, regulation. NPA, such rwzan Ehal cozply with tha provisions of such regulation or order. another supplier or take other appropri- SEc. 2L Production requirements of ate action. controZea materials producers. This 8--. 2& aards and Trezwt. (a) (f) A controlled materials producer section provides the procedures under Each consumer malIng or receiving any shall make shipment on each authorized which controlled materials producers allotment of controlled materials -hal controlled material order as close to the fnay obtain production materials re- maintain at his regular place of businesz requested delivery date as is practicable. quired in the production of controlled accurmte records of all allotments re- He may make shipment during the %15 materials. For the purposes of thb e.- ceived, of Procurement pursuant to all days prior to the requested delivery tlon, 'productlon material" means, with allotmeatc, and of the subdivison of all month, but not before then, provided- respect to any controlled materials pro- allotments among his direct second-ry such shipment does not interfere with ducer, any material (ncluding con- consumers. Such records shall be kept shipment on other authorized controlled trolled material) or product which will separatel by allotment numbers, pursu- material orders, and provided production be physically incorporated into Ids prod- ant to section 11 of ths regulation, and -to meet such shipment would not violate uct, and includes the portion of such shall include separate entries under each any production directive. If a producer, material normally consumed or con- number for each customer, Claimn t after accepting an order within the lim- verted into scrap in the course of proc- Agancy, or Irz try DvI--n from who= its provided in this section, finds that, essing It Includes container- and pach- nl!'otzncnta received under such num- due to contingencies which he could not aging materials required to make de- :Bar, excert as oterwise,_ spaciflcally pro - reasonably have foreseen, he is obliged livery of the materials he produces, and vidad in thi reguatlon. to postpone the shipment date, he must also chemicals used directly In the pro- (b) Each consumer and each con- promptly advise his customer bf the ap- duction of the materials he produces. It trolled materials producer shall, retain proximate date when shipment can be does not include any Item purchased for at least 2 years at his reg.ul3r pLaca scheduled, and keep his customer ad- by him as manufacturing equipment, or of buslines all documents on which l visedof any changes for maintenance, relles as entitling him to make or receiva In that date. Ship- repair, or oparatng cn allotment or to deliver or accept de- ment of an such carry-over order must supplies as defined In CIP Regulation livery of controlled materials or Class A be scheduled and made In preference to No. U. prodtz,=ze za edand av aii7b? forin- any order originally scheduled for such (a) E=cept in those cases handled by sE-ction by reprec.ntatives of ZUA, or later date. When the shipment of a directives pursuant to eection 20 (a) of Clamant A-encles authorized by MuA, cagy-over order is made after the first 7 this regulation, If a controlled materials or filed Insuh nmnner that they can ba 11866 RULES AND REGULATIONS readily segregated and made available This regulation as vimended shall take (d) Structural shapes,' piling, for such inspection. effect on November 23, 1951. (e) Pipe, tubing. Includes: (c) The provisions of this regulation ,NATIONAL PRoDUCTioN Standard pipe (including type of col, do not require any particular accounting AUTHORITY, plings furnished by mill).' method, provided the records maintained By Jonm B. OLvEnsoN, Oil country goods (casings, tubular supply the information specified by this Recording Secretary. goods, type of couplings furnished by regulation and furnish an adequate mill). basis for audit. Records may be retained NOT: Schedule' I (Revised) shall apply Line pipe (including type of couplings in the form of microfilm or other photo- to all operations relating to allotments and furnished by mill). graphic copies instead of the originals. deliveries of controlled materials beginning Pressure tubing-seamless and welded, with the second 'calendar quarter of 1952. Mechanical tubing--seamless and Wolded, (d) Persons subject to this regulation Schedule I (as originally issued to COMP (f) Wire, wire products. shall maintain such records and submit Regulation No. 1 on May 3, 1951) shall apply Includes: such reports to NPA as it shall reqire, to all operations relating to allotments and Wire--dravm. subject to the terms of the Federal Re- deliveries of controlled materials prior to the Nails-brlght steel wire, steel cut, galva- ports Act of 1942 (5 U. S. C. 139-i39F). second calendar quarter of 1952. nized, cement-coated, and 'painted. Spikes and brads-steel wireo, galvanized, SEc. 24. Applications for adfustment SGCEULE I (REVias) To CUP REGULATION No. 1--CONraOLLED MTaZRILS and cement-coated. or exception. (a) Any person subject to Staples, bright and galvanized (farm any provision of this regulation, or any (See sections 2 (c) and 2 (J)) and poultry). other regulation, order, direction, or Wire rope and strand. ["Controlled material" means domestic and woven wire net- other action under the Controlled Mate- Imported steel, copper, and aluminwn, in Welded wire mesh'and rials Plan, may file a request for adjust- the forms and shapes indicated in this ting. Barbed and twisted wire, ment, exception, or other relief upon the schedule, whether new, remelted, rerelled, or redrawn, including used and second- Wire fence, woven and welded (farm and ground that such provision works an poultry). undue or exceptional hardship upon him quality materials, shearings, and material sorted or Bale ties. not suffered generally by others in the salvaged from scrap which are Coiled automatic baler wire. sold for other than remelting, rerolling, Tool steel (Incluiting die blocks and tool same trade or industry, or that its en- or redrawing purposes.) (g) forcement against him would not be in steel forgings). the interest of the national defense or CARBON STEEL (INCLUDING WROUGHT (h) Other mill forms and products (not in- In the public interest. In examining re- IRON) - cluding forgings except for wheels). (a) Bar, bar shapes. Includes: quests claiming that the public interest Includes: Ingots. Is prejudiced, consideration will be given Bar, hot-rolled projectile and shell qual- Billets, shell quality for body stook only.' to the requirements of public health and ity.' Billets, shell quality for component parts, safety, civilian defense, and dislocation Bar, hot-rolled, other (including light Blooms, slabs, other billets, tube rounds, of labor and resulting unemployment shapes). sheet bars. that would impair the. defense program. Bar, reinforcing (straight lengths-as Skelp. BEach request shall be in writing sub- rolled). Wire rod. mitted In triplicate, shall set forth all Bar, cold-finished. Rails. pertinent facts and (b) Sheet, strip (uncoated and coated). Joint bars (track). the nature of the Includes: Tie plates (track). relief sought, and shall state the justi- Sheet, hot-rolled. Track spikes. fication therefor. Sheet, cold-rolled. Wheels, rolled or forged (railroad), (b) A producer of Class A products Sheet, galvanized. Axles (railroad). making a large variety of items which Sheet, all other coated. (I) Castings (not Including cast iron). are sold to many customers and whose Sheet, enameling. ALLOY STEEL' (EXCEPT STAINLESS allotments originate from several cus- Roofing, galvanized, corrugated, V- STEEL) tomers or.Claimant Agencies, may file a crimped channel drains. (a) Bar, bar shapes. Ridge roll, valley, and flashing. Includes: request to be treated as a producer of Bar, hot-rolled projectile and shell qual- Claei B products. Such request shall Siding, corrugated and brick, be Strip, hot-rolled. ity. In writing submitted in triplicate, shall Bar, hot-rolled, other (including light Strip, cold-rolled. shapes). set forth all pertinent facts, and shall Strip, galvanized. Bar, cold-finished. state the justification therefor. Electrical sheet and strip. SEc. 25. Communications. All com- Tin mill black plate. "'Structural shapes" means rolled flangod Tin plate, hot-dipped. munications concerning this regulation, sections having at least one dimension of Ternes, special coated manufacturing. their cross section three inches or greater, except as otherwise specified in this reg- Tin plate, electrolytic. commonly referred to as angles channels, ulation, shall be addressed to the Na- (c) Plate.' beams, and wide flange sections. tional Production Authority, Washing- $Standard pipe includes the following: ton 25, D. C., Ref: CMP Regulation No. 1. For the purpose of this schedule "carbon Ammonia pipe. steel (including wrought iron)" means any Bedstead tubing. well pipe, SEC. 26. Violations. Any person who steel customarily so classified and also In- Driven wilfully violates any provision of this prlvi pipe., cludes: (1) All grades of electrical sheets and Dry kiln pipe. regulation or any other regulation or strip; (2) low alloy, high-strength steels; Dry pipe for locomotives, order of the National Production Author- and (3) clad And coated carbon steels not English gas and stean pipe. Ity, or who wilfully conceals a material included with alloy steels; e. g., galvanized, Furniture pipe. fact or furnishes false information in tin, terne, copper (excluding copper wire-mill Ice machine pipe, the course of operation under this regu- products) or aluminum clad and/or coated Mechanical service pipe. carbon steels. "Low alloy, high-strength Nipple pipe. lation, is guilty of a critne and, upon steels" means only the proprietary grades Pipe for piling. conviction, may be punished by fine or promoted and sold for this purpose. Pipe for plating and enameling. Imprisonment, or both. In addition, ad- Pump pipe. 'Includes projectile body stock, sizes under Signal pipe. ministrative action may be taken against 8 inches and component parts, all sizes. Standard pipe coupling stock. any such person to suspend his privilege ' Carbon plates not only include the fol- Structural pipe. of making or receiving further deliveries lowing minimum size specifications, but also Turbine pump pipe, of materials or using facilities under floor plates of any thickness: Water main pipe. priority or allocation control and to de- 0.180 inch or thicker, over 48 inches Water well casing. wide. Water well reamed and drifted pipe, prive him of further priorities assistance, 'Includes only projectile body stock, sizes 0.230 inch or thicker, over 6 inches NOTE: All reporting and record-keeping re- 8 inches and larger, rounds, and round-cor- wide. nered squares. quirements of this regulation have been ap- 7.53 pounds per square foot or heavier, 7For purposes of this schedule "alloy steel" proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac- over 48 Inches wide. means steel containing O0 percent or more cordance with the Federal Reports Act of 9.62 pounds per square foot or heavier, of iron or steel and any one or more of the 1942. over 6 inches wide, following elements In the fplovwing amounts., Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 11957

(b) Sheet. strip. (c) Castlng.' All ca~m. r wire and cabla fa:r ce ctrIzal cas- Including but nat lli edto.--an. Includes: COPPER AI D COPPER-BASIl ALLOY BRW3 ductlon Sheet, hot-rolled. ZflI. PRODUCTS" Automotive and aircraft wire ad Sheet, cold-rolled. Copper (unalloyed): cablo Sheet, galvanized. (a) Bar, red, ehepe.'wlre (e=pt elOcticial InauL~ted pawer c."'- Strip, hot-rolled. Signal and control cable. wire). Coaxdnl cable. Strip, cold-rolled. (b) Sheet, strip, plate, rolls. (c) Plate. Copper-c d steel wire containing over 20 Includes: (c) Pipe, tubing (ceamlez). percent copr by weighbt regpae"- of ead Copper-baea alloy: 3- u:e. Rolled armor. (4) 'ar, rod, wire, shape=, Other. (e) Sheet, strip, plate, rolls, COPPER A1D COPL-BASE ALLOY FOU1- (d) Structural shapes.' (f) Pipe, tubing (ccamlc=). DRY PRODUCTS AID POWD1E (e) Pipe, tubing. Zncludea: Includes: COPPER WIRE LuLL PRODUCTS Copper, braza, and bronze cainge.l' Ol-country goods. All copper wire and cable for electrical con- Copper, br , and bronze powder. Pressure tubing-seamless and welded. duction Including but not limited to: mechanicel tubing--emless and weld- Bare and tinned. ALUL UZ ed. Weatherproof. Rolled b=r, rod, wire (including dran Mf wire. Magnet wire. wire), structural shapes. (F) Tool steel (including did blocks and tool Insulated building wire. Aluminum cable steel reinforced (ACSR) steel forgings). and bare aluminum cable. (Ui Other mill forms and products (not in- Paper and lead power caMe. Iliculated or covered wire or cable. cluding forgings except for wheels). Paper and lead telephone cable. Extruded br, rod. chapa. tubing (including Includes: Asbestos cable. drawn or welded tubing). Ingots. Portable and iles1ble cord and cable. Sheet, strip, plate. foil. Billets, projectile and shell quality. Communication wire and cable. Powder (afomIzed or lake. Including pazte). Blooms, slabs, other billets, tube rounds, Shipboard cable. Pig or Ingot, Granular or shot. sheet bars. Wire rods. SCaLDULU H To C2P flrarAxxos No. I-Stro= rr Can mor n-. Rails. Wheels, rolled or forged (railroad). Axles (railroad). (t) Castings. - I Atct( dyclzm:t t.=3 or poua& STAI s STEEL' (a) Seamless tubing. (b) Other =111 forms and products (not In- eluding forgings). Includes: Bar, bar shapes (including light shapes). Includes: Bar, hot-rolled (including light shapes). Bar, cold-finished. Sheet, strip. Includes: Sheet, hot-rolled. Sheet, cold-rolled. Strip, hot-rolled. Strip, cold-rolled. Plate. o Structural shapes. Tubing (e6xcept seamless). Wire, drawn. Ingots, blooms, billets, tube rounds, sheet bars, wire rods. Allotment Xo.

Miganese, maximum of range In excess of maximum of range In excess1.65 percent; of 0.60 silicon, percent (excepting electrical sheets and strip); copper, maximum of range £ki excess of 0.60 percent; aluminum, boron, chromium, cobalt, columblum, molybdenum, nismucT~rtm Tom Usa oWBBC=r Foas or The form must be signed by an autharize nickel, tantalum, tI , tungsten, vana- ALL~rrrr-FOm. CZXP-3 olial of the consumer maling the allot- dium, zirconium, or any other alloying ele- The above short form of allotment may be ment, but nccd not ba ccparately signed if it ments in any amount specified or known to used by any consumer who has received an I- placed on the delivery order in such a have been added to obtain a desired alloying allotment for the purpoce of making an allot- poaition that the signature of the delivery effect. Clad steels which have an alloy steel, ment to a recondiry consumer prcducing order by such an autholrized oial clearly base or carbon steel for which nickel and/or Class A products for him. The short form of apple-- to the allotment as well as to the chromium is contained In the coating or allotment must be either placed on or phyzi- order itself. cladding material (e. g., inconel. racel, or T= szo of the form may be varled, hut all stainless) are alloy steels. cally attached to the delivery ordcr calling 'Alloy steel plates Include the following for delivery of the Cl A prodlucta. It la information called for by the form, must h size-specifications: attached, the delivery order number or other supplied and the general errangement and 0.180 Inch or thicker, over 48 inches Identification must be indicated on the form. wording of the form must be followed. wide. 0.231 Inch or thicker, over 12 Inches n "Stainlc steel castings" mrans any steel 'wide. 2Cast copper and coprer-ba-s allzy zha-ps casting which I3heat- corrozlon- or abrasion- or forms oultable for ultimate use with- 7.53 pounds per square foot or heavier, of over 43 Inches 'ide. resistant, containing 8 percent or more out remeltin., rolling, drawl;, extruadn-, 9.62 pounds per square foot or heavier, chromium with or without niel , molyb- or forGIng. (The proansz of casting- In- over 12 Inches wide. denum, or other alloying elements. clude the removal of gatsc, rlz-i , and 0"Stainless steel" means heat- and corro- u Includes anodc-rolled or forcd. m_ruc, and randbla-tin-. tumbling, end di- slon-resisting steel containing 50 percent or u"Coppe-rbazo alloy" me=n any aloy In ping, but docs not include any further ma- more of Iron or steel and 10 percent or more the compo:llon of wblch the prcenta-a of chining or prcceeslng. For centrifugal czt- of chromium whether with or without nickel copper metal equals or exceeds 40 ;a:it by inau the pro-c- includes the ramwa-n of the molybdenum, or other elements. weight of the motallie content of the alloy. rough cut in the inner and/or oute d1m- 2 Stainless steel plates Include the follow- It does not include alloycd gold produced in ter before delivery to a customer). Ca-tiup in. size specifications: 3/16 inch (0.1875) or aceord-nco with U. S. Commercial Standard include anodes cat in a foundry or by u thicker, over 10 Inches wide. CS 67-38. ingot maler. No. 228--3 11868 RULES AND REGULATIONS

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Notwithstanding the pro- Aug. 28, 1951, 16 F.R. 8789. in this section means a Product Class visions of sections 3 (c) and 17 (a) of SECTION 1. What this direction does. Code as shown in the "Official CM? Class CMP Regulation No. 1, as amended, any This direction constitutes a determina- B Product List." person who has received an authorized tion by the National Production Author- SEC.3. Use of allotment symbol to ob- production schedule and a related allot- ity that producers of Class B products ment may purchase steel in the forms tain controlled materials. Any producer and shapes Indicated In Schedule of may receive priority assistance under of Class B products who, pursuant to I CM? without submitting applications on this direction, may obtain priority as- CMP Regulation No. 1, produced out- Form CMP-4B if their total requirements sistance without fiing a Form CMP-4B, side of and imported from outside of the of controlled materials do not exceed a is authorized to use the allotment sym- United States, Its territories and pose certain maximum. It also establishes a bol SU on delivery orders for controlled sessions,'and the Dominion of Canada, if procedure whereby such producers may such steel was acquired by him, or by the materials within the limits set forth in person from whom he acquired the place authorized controlled material section 2 of this direction. An order so orders for such materials without obtain- designated, when certified as provided same, prior to landing, in excess of such ing an allotment. Such producers shall. in section 5 of this direction, shall con- allotment, without charging his allot- be subject to all CMP regalations and stitute an authorized controlled material ment, and may use such steel to produce orders. order. The quantity of such Class B more than the quantity of the particular SEC. 2.-Persons affected by this direc- products which may be- produced with product or products provided for In such tion. (a) A producer of any Class B controlled materials obtained witli the authorized production schedule: Pro- product which is listed in the "Official use of the allotment symbol SU plus con- vided, however, That no copper or alu- CMP Class B Product List" may obtain trolled materials properly contained in minum in the forms and shapes indi- priority assistance without submitting inventory shall constitute an authorized cated in Schedule I of CM?2 Regula- an application on Form CMP-4B with production schedule for the purpose of tion No. 1 shall be used for such addi. respect to such product for any calendar all CMF regulations. tional production: And provided further, quarter, through the first calendar quar- That no products or materials other ter of 1952, in which his total require- SEC. 4. Use of rating to obtain pro- than controlled materials shall be ued ments for delivery from suppliers of each ductiok materials other than controlled for such additional production except as kind of controlled material for the pro- materials. Any producer of Class B prod- provided in section 2 of this direction. duction of that product and all .other ucts who, pursuant to this direction, may obtain priority assistance without SEC. 2. The DO rating assigned or products in the same product class do applied to such authorized production not exceed the amounts specified below: filing a Form CMP-4B, is authorized to use the rating DO-SU on delivery orders schedule shl be used in accordance Carbon steel (including wrought for production materials as defined in with the provisions of CAW Regulation Iron) ------5 tons. No. 3 to purchase products or materials Alloy steel (except stainless CAW Regulation No. 3 in accordance with the provisions of that regulation. other than controlled materials required steel) ------1/2 ton. for such additional production: Pro- Stainless steel ------none. SEc. 5. Certification. Every delivery Copper and copper-base alloy vided, however, That such DO rating brass mill products, copper order placed under the provisions hereof shall not be used to obtain any products wire mill productu, copper and shall contain, in the case of an order for or materials containing steel, coppet, or copper-base alloy foundry controlled materials, the certification- aluminum other than fastening devices products and powder ------500 pounds. required by section 19 of CUP Regula- made of steel such as nuts, bolts, and Aluminum ------500 pounds, tion No. 1, or, in the case of an order for the like. (b) A producer of any Class B product -production materials other than con- trolled materials, the certification re- SEC. 3. Attention is dfected to the which is listed in the "Official CMP Class provisions of section 4 (f) of CM? Regu- B Product may obtain priority as- quired by section 6 of CMP Regulation List' No. 3. lation No. 2 (Inventories of Controlled sistance without submitting an applica- Materials) regarding acceptance of de- tion on Form CMP-4B with respect to This direction as amended shall take livery of imported controlled material such product for any calendar quarter, effect on November 23, 1951. acquired prior to landing, and restric- beginning with the second calendar tions on acceptance of further deliveries quarter of 1952, in which his total re- NATIONAL PRODUCTION from domestic sources. quirements for delivery from suppliers AuTHORIzY, of each kind of controlled material for By JonN B. OLvEnsoN, (See. 704,64 Stat. 816, Pub. La'w 96, 82d Cong.: the production of that product and all Recording Secretary. 50 U. S. C. App. Sup. 2164.) other products in the same product class This direction as amended shall take do not exceed the amounts specified [F: R. Dc. 51-14137; Fied, -Nov. 23, 1951; effect on November 23, 1951. below: 11:15 a. i.] NATIONAL PRODUCTION Carbon steel (including AUTHORIr, wrought iron)------30 tons. By JoHN B. OLvEnson, Alloy steel (except stainless steel) ------8 tons [CMP Regulation 1, Direction 4, as amended Recording Secretary. Stainless steel ------1,500 pounds. November 23, 19511 IF. R. Dc. 51-14138; Filed, Nov. 23, 10511 Copper and copper-base alloy CM? BEG. 1-BASIC RULES OF THE 11:15 a. In.] brass mill products, copper wire mill products, copper CONTROLLED MATERIALS PLAN and copper-base alloy [C1IP Regulation No. 1, Direction 5-- foundry products and DIR. 4-USE OF IMPORTED STEEL powder ------3,000 pounds, This amended direction under CMP Revocation) Aluminum --..------2,000 pounds. Regulation No. 1 is found necessary and CM REG. I-BASIC RULES OF THE CoX- Such a producer shall not su6mit an appropriate to promote the national de- TROrLED MATERIALS PLAN application on Form CMP-4B. If such fense and is Issued pursuant to the De- a producer has received advance allot- DIR. S-RECEIPT OF AUTHORIZED CONTROLLED fense Production Act of 1950 as amended. IMATERIALS ORDERED roR DELIVr;RY PRIOR ments for the second or succeeding In the formulation of this direction as calendar quarters of 1952 pursuant to amended, consultation with industry TO JULY 1, 1951 application or applications previously representatives has been .rendered im- Direction 5 to CMP Regulation No. I submitted for production of such B prod- practicable due to the need for immedi- is hereby revoked. The provisions of Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDEPIAL PEGISTE[ ISTI this direction related to controlled ma- are, or by such accoptance would be- instEad of the orinL by thoze par-sns terials ordered for delivery in the second' come, not In excezs of 10 short tons, (2) rho, at the time such microfiln or other calendar quarter of 1951 which were de- who has not applied to the National photographic records ere made, main- livered in the third calendar quarter of Production Authority for an allocation tn such copies of records in the regula 1951. authorization for such month, and (3) and usual course of bu3ness. This revocation does not relieve any who furnishes to the supplier a certifi- 8. A new paragraph (f) sha be added persori of any obligation or liability in- cation signed as provided in section 8 section 9 as follows: curred under Direction 5 to C0P Regu- of NPA Reg. 2 in substantially the fol- to lation No. 1, nor deprive any person of lowing form: W1)Persons subject to this order shall any rights received or accrued under Certified under the small-lot swptlon m-ke such records and submit such other that direction prior to the effective date provisons of ZTPA Order Z5-9. reports to the National Production of this revocation. Authority as It shall require, subject to Such certification constitutes a repre- (Sec. 704, 64 Stat. 816, Pub. Law 9,- 82d the terms of the,)ederal Reports Act of sentation to the supplier and to the Na- 1942 (5 U. S. C. 139-139P). Cong.; 50 U. S. 0. App. Sup. 2154) / tional Production Authority that the This revocation is effective November purchaser is authorized to accept deliv- 9. The following sentencesshall be in- 23, 195L ery of the slab zinc pursuant to this par- serted In place of the second sentence NATIONAL PRODUC301 agraph, and that such slab zinc will be in section 10: "In examining requests AvT=OR=T, used. in accordance with the provisions for adjustment or exception claiming By JoHN B. OLVEROIT, of NPA Order M1-15. that the public Interest is prejudiced by Recording Secretary. the application of any provision of this 4. Section 6 shall be deleted and the order, consideration will be given to the IF. R. Doc. 51-14139; PIled, Nov. 23, 1951; following substituted therefor: requirements of the public health and 11:15 a. m.] 'SEc. 6. Delivery of slab -Inc. No sfety, civilian defense, and dislocation person shall deliver slab zinc to any per- of labor and resulting unemployment son if he knows or has reaon to believe that would impair the defense program. Each request shall be in writh, by letter INPA Order M1-9. Amdt. that the person requesting delivery is not permitted to receive It under this order In triplicate, and shall set forth all M-9--DisrmwroN OF Zn;C or that it will be used in violation of pertinent facts, the nature of the relief INPA Order ZI-15 or any other applica- sou3ht, and the Justification therefor." This amendment to NPA Order AT-9, 10. Section 12 shall dated July 5, 1951, is found necessary ble regulation or order of the National be deleted and the and appropriate to promote the national Production Authority. following inZrted In place thereof: defense and is issued pursuant to the 5. Section 8 shall be deleted and the SoC. 12. Violations. Any person who authority granted by section 101 of the folowin" substituted therefor: wilfully violates any provision of this Defense Production Act of 1950, as order, or any other order or regulation of amended. In the formulation of the SEc. 8. Assistance in placing ordrs. NPA. or who wilfully furnishes false in- amendment of this order consultation Any person who has received an alloca- formation or conceals any material fact with industry representatives has been tion authorization for slab zinc and who, in the course of operation uniter this rendered impracticable due to the neces- after exploring all domestic commercial order, is guilty of a crime and upon con- sity for immediat% action and by reason sources, is unable to place an order for viction may be punished by fine or In- of the fact thaftfe order affects a large the material covered by the authoriza- pritonment or both. In addition, admin- number of different trades and Indus- tion, should apply to the National Pro- istrative action may be taken against any tries. duction Authority, Ref.: M-9, specifying such person to suspend his pnriiege of This amendment affects NPA "Order the persons who refused to accept his making or receiving further deliveries of 1M-9 as-follows: The definitions of "pro- order. The National Production Au- materials or using facilities under prior- ducer" and of "slab zinc" have been thority will arrange to asist him in lo- Ity or allocation control and to deprive -revised. The sml quantity exemption cating sdurces of supply. him of further priorities assistance- in paragraph (c) of section 5 has been 6. Paragraph (a) of section 9 shall be (8: 704. C4 Stat. 816, Pub. Lar gir, 82d Cong, changed. Sections 6 and 8 have been deleted and the following substituted &0U. S.C. App. Sup. 2 M5) amended. Paragraphs (a) and (d) of therefor: section 9 have been amended and a new llPA Order M-9, as so amended, shall paragraph (f) added. Section 12 has (a) Any producer of slab zinc who by take effect on January 1, 1952. Until been amended. the tenth .day of any month has not such date, IPA Order U1-9 issied July NPA Order 11-9 is hereby amended in received orders for the entire quantity of 5. 1951. shall remain in full force and the following respects: slab zinc scheduled for production by effect. 1. Paragraph (b) of section 3 shall be him n that month shall promptly report Issued November 23, 1951. deleted and the following substituted to the National Production Authority by therefor. telephone or telegram the quantity and X&TIO.AL PnrODUwCZOX grade of slab zinc available in that (b) "Producer" means any person who month, for which he has not received By Jong B. OLvsnS=, /produces slab zinc from ores and concen- orders. Aecording Secretary. trates, scrap, dross, or other primary or secondary materlaL '1. Paragraph (d) of section 9 shall be [F. I. DM. 51-14140; Filed, Nov. 23, 1051; 11:15 a. m.l 2. Paragraph (d) of section 3 shall deleted and the folowing substituted therefor: be deleted and the following substituted therefor: (d) Each person participating In any TITLE 39-POSTAL SERVICE (d) "Slab zinc" means zinc metal in transaction covered by this order shall make and preserve, for at least 3 years; Chapter I-Post Office Department specifications corresponding to the thereafter, accurate and complete grades generally known in the trade as records of receipts, deliveries, inven- Penr 18--Sa 211. 0r Amcours= special high grade, high grade, inter- LoAL. P1cc2 o Co. :rsr"s mediate, brass special, prime western, or tories, production, and u e, in mfficient detail to permit the determination, after PA= 97-seineS r sm mm SAzoa remelt;. in pigs, slabs, bars, anodes, or audit, whether each transaction con- liourr, xzm Vsmcrx SevrcE = Cros other shapes resulting from the first plies with the provisions of this order. pouring or casting by a producer. This order does not specify any particu- P=n 127-rvrnAneAL PoszsL Ssazc: 3. Paragraph (a) of section 5 shall be lar accounting method and does not re- PosrAco Ramr, Sr=rvcz Av~ur~s, Az.n rOFL UMM~ - deletgd and the following substitutedo quire alteration of the system of records I =.S21llx therefori customarily used, provided such records WSO2LLATOOUS Az=2D 1ZX (c) Acceptance of slab zinc by any supply an adequate basis -for audit. 1. In § 18.12 Whow maz adnifisteT person (1) whose total recepts during Records may be retained in the form of oatho fs relation~ to accounts pzrazraph the month in which acceptance occurs microfilm or other photozraphic copies (b) I- rescinded. 11872 RULES AND REGULATIONS and for any ship- 2. In § 97.11 Transportation of mails table of rates in paragraph (b) (1) (1) to East African shillings; read as follows: mnent of one or more parcels containing by screen-vehicle service make the fol- 600 chargesl textiles totaling more than square lowing changes: [Rates Include transit meters. a. Amend the caption to read: "197.11 Pounds: Rate. Pounds: Rate Transportation of mails by regulation 1------.-- . $0.22 7 ------$1.27 3. In subparagraph (5) amend subdi- pdnel body iehicle service." 2 ------. 36 8 ------1.61 vision (v) to read as follows: b. In the first and last clauses of the 3 ------. 50 9 1.75 I0 (v) State monopolies, etc. Tobacco text in paragraph (a) strike out the 4..------.85 ------1.89 and cigarettes In commercial shipments vehicles" and "screen-. 5------. 99 11 ------2.03 words "screen 6------1.13 may be imported only by licensees of vehicle", respectively, and insert in lieu the Tobacco Monopoly of Eritrea. thereof the words "panel body vehicle (n. S. 161, 396, 398, Sees. 304, 309, 42 Stat. 24, service." 25, 48 Stat. 943; 5 U. S. C. 22, 369, 372) e. In § 127.269 Greece (including Crete 3. In § 127.266 Gilbert and Ellice Is- and Dodecanese Islands) make the fol- [SEAL] V. O. BURIM, changes: lands Colony, (Fanning, Washington, Acting PostmasterGeneral. lowing Christmas,Ocean, Gilbert, and Ellice Is- 1. In paragraph (b) (6) amend sub- [F. R. Doe. 51-14008; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; divisions (I), (ill), (iv), and (v) to read lands) amend the table of rates in para- 8:45 a. m.) graph (b) (1) (1) that relates to Christ- as follows: mas, Ocean, Gilbert, and Ellice Islands (1i) Parcels sent for commercial pur- to read as follows: poses in many cases require authoriza- (Christmas, Ocean, Gilbert, and Ellice PART 127-INTERNATIONAL PosTAL SERVICE: tion from the Greek Ministry of Com- Islands) 'POSTAGE RATES, SERVICE AVAI.ABLE, AND merce for delivery. The same is true of (Rates Include transit charges] INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAILING parcels sent as gifts If the value of the contents exceeds $30.00. It Is recom- Pounds: Rate Pounds: Rate 3ISCELLANEOUS ADUNMENTS mended that senders of such parcels 1------1 $0.22 7_ ..------$1.27 ascertain in advance from the addressees 2------. - 36 8 ------1.61 a. In § 127.216 Belgium insert the a---- .... -50 9 ------1.75- following as the first paragraph in para- whether thek will be allowed to receive 4.... . 85 10 ------1.89 graph (b) (5): them. 6-- -.- 99 11 ------2.03 6------1.13 (5) Observations. Import licenses 2. In paragraph (b) (5) redesignate must be obtained by the addressee in subdivision (vi) as subdivision (ll). b. In § 127.'08 Nauru Islqnd amend thd Belgium for the impqrtation of most 3. In subdivision (i) of paragraph (b) table of rates in paragraph (b) (1) (1) types of merchandise. (6) delete (e) and redesignate (W and to read as follows: , (g) as (e) and (W, respectively. b. In § 127.238 Cyrenaica (15. F. 1. 4. In subdivision (iv) of paragraph [Rates include transit charges] 1730) make the following changes: (b) (6) delete the word "quinine" in (a). Pound,: Rate Pounds: Rate 1. Delete the first sentence in para- 5. In subdivision (lv) of paragraph 1------$0.22 ' ------$1.27 graph (a) (6). (b) (6), delete (d), (g), and (h), 2------8..36 8 ------1.61 2. Redesignate paragraph (b) (5) as 6. In subdivision (iv) of paragraph 3 ----- .50 9------1.75 paragraph (b) (6), and amend'same to (b) (6) redesignate (e), (f), and () as 4------.85 10------1.89 read as follows: 5 ------.99 11------2.03 (d), (e), and (f), respectively. a------1.13 (6) Prohibitions.(I) Articles classed f. In § 127.275 Hong Kong (including as dangerous drugs and poisons require Kowloon) amend the first sentence in c. In § 127.313 New Guinea, Mandated prior authorization from the Principal paragraph (b) (5) to read as follows: Territory, amend the table of rates in Medical Officer, Cyrenaica, for importa- "Radio transmission apparatus and ac- paragraph (b) (1) (1) to read as fol- tion. cessories, firearms and parts thereof (in- lows: (ii) Arms and parts thereof require cluding toy pistols), watches and chro- 'an import permit has include transit charges] a permit from the Commissioner, Cyre- nometers, unless [Rates naica Defense Force, for Importation. been Issued by the authorities in Hong Pounds: Rate Pounds: Rate (iii) Tobacco In all forms, including Kong." 1------$0.22 7 ------$1.27 cigarettes and tobacco seed, is prohibi- g. In § 127.278 India (including the 2------.36 8 ------1.61 ted. Salt requires authorization from Andaman Islands, Nepal and Tibet) 3------.50 9 ---- 1.75 ------1.89 the Cyrenaica chstoins authorities. make the following changes in para- 4------.85 10 graph (b) (5) : S------.99 11 ------2.03 3. Insert new paragraph (b) (5) to 6 ------1.13 1. Amend (a) of subdivision (1) to read read as follows: as follows: d. In j 127.325 Papua (British New (5) Observations. Addresses in Cyre- (a) All liquids with flash point below Guinea) gmend the table of rates in par- naica must-obtain import permits for all 200* F. agraph (b) (1) (1) to read as follows: merchandise exceeding five Egyptian pounds in value. 2. Redesignate subdivision (v) (16 F. [Rates Include transit charges] R. 4374) as subdivision (vi). c. In § 127.224-Brunel add the follow- Pounds: Rate Pounds: Rate (v) to read 1------$0.22 7------$1.27 ing, as paragraphs, to the text of para- 3. Insert new subdivision 2 ------. 36 8 ------1.61 graph (b) (4): as follows: a ------. 50 9 ------1.75 (4) Prohibitions., * * * (v) State monopolies, etc. To the .------.85 10 ------1.89 To- 5 ------. 99 11 ------2.03 Inflammable motion-picture films. States of Cochin and Travancore: 6------1.13 r Plants may be imported only if a per- bacco (manufactured or unmanufac- mit has been issued by the British Resi- tured) unless addressed to wholesalers e. In § 127.346 Santa Cruz Islands dent, Brunel. or licensed Importers. amend the table of rates in paragraph d. In § 127.245 Eritrea (15 F. 1. 1730) h. In § 127.299 Malaya amend sub- (b) (1) (1) to read as follows: make the following changes in para- division (i) of paragraph (b) (5) to read [Rates Include transit charges] graph (b): as follows: 1. Redesignate subparagraph (4) as Pounds: Rate Pounds: Rate sublaragraph (5). (it) Arms, etc. Firearms and all 1------$0.30 -4------$1.8s 2. Insert new subparagraph (4) to kinds of guns for discharging projectiles 2 ------. 44 8-L------1.68 any as follows: or harmful gases or liquids; also ------. 8 9 ------1.82 read component parts of such weapoils. 4------. 90 10 ------1.98 Er- 5 ------1.08 11 ....------2.10 (4) Observations. Addressees in I. In § 127.309 Netherlandsamend sub- 6 ------1.22 trea are required to obtain import li- censes for all merchandise purchased for division (I) of paragraph (b) (5) by f. In § 127.353 Solomon Islands (ex- resale; for any shipment of one or more striking out the phrase "from the 'Cen,, cept Bougainville and Bua) amend the parcels with a total value exceeding 200i tralen Dienst voor In-en Ultvoer', P t r Saturday, November 24, 1951 ' FEDERAL REGISTE11 11G73 Heinplein 6, The Hague" contained including pens, pencils, etc.for dIscharg- v) Lqulds rith"R-sh point be 7st therein, and Inserting in lieu thereof Ing gas, unless sent for the uze of the •from the Netherlands authorities:' Pakistan Government. (vi) Piece gcodordbimnr sold bytha J. In § 127.322 Pakistan make' the fol- (i) Coins of copper or bronze not Is- yard or by the piece, manufactured out- lowing changes: sued by Pakistan or an accedin. State. side of Pakistan. L In paragraph (a) redesignate sub- Counterfeit or Imitation currency. Fic- (vii) S!n and feathers of all bird3 paragraph (6) Prohibitions a4 subpara- titious stamps. Unmanufactured silver, not native to Pakistan, except the os- graph (7). unless licensed by the State Bank of Pak- trich, unless imported as natural-histo istan. pmbnenw. 2. Amend paragraph (a) (7) to read .(il) Articles violating the trademark (vii). Vireless telegraph apparatus as follows: laws. 0 requires a Pakistan import licensa. (7) Prohibitions. All articles prohib- (v) Certain plants and plant products (is) Yellow fever viru s requiresspecial, ited or restricted as parcel post are also are prohibited or are admitted under pmisson of the Pakist-n Government. prohibited or restricted in the regular restrictions. Interested patrons may be - (R. S 161. 326.33; r-C. 303, 42 Stat. 24, mails Informed that Information can be ob- 23,43 Stat. 9M; 5 U. S. C. 22,3559,372) tained froin the Bureau of EntomoloZ7y 3. In paragraph (b) amend subpar- and Plant Quarantine, Department of [smmil V. C. BUr=., graph (5) to read as follows: Agriculture, Washington 25, D. C., or Acting PostmasterGeneral (5) Prohibitions. (I) Arnis, including from one of the offices of that Bureau IF. . De. 51-14=07; Fled, N'ov. 23, 1951; toy or imitation pistols, and appliances located at principal ports of entry. 8:45 a. n.]

PROPOSED DOLE MAUD% DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR and the applicable rules of practice and cedlng delivery period to the 15th day of procedure governing the formulation of the current delivery period at each of Bureau of Indian Affairs marketing agreements and marketizg the manufacturing plants or places lised orders (7 CPR Part 800), notice is hereby below for which prices are reported to [25 CFR Parts 14, 15 1 given of a public hearing to be held In the market administrator or to the ATToRmES Am Aamms the Civil Service Room, Federal Building, Department: Dubuque, Iowa, be3inning at 10:00 a. m., racnt Operator of Plant and Lacaffor, NOTZCE OF PUBIZO REARITG ON PROPOSED c. a. t., November 28, 1951, for the pur- RULE ZZUING pose of receiving evidence with respect Amboy Zl1 Preducta Co.. Anboy. 3L Borden Co., Dixon, In3. Notice is hereby given that a public to proposed amendments hereinafter set Borden Co. Sterleng. I11. hearing will be held by the Secretary forth, or appropriate modification there- Carnatlon Co., Morrlcon, II. of -the Interior In Room 5160, Interior of, to the tentative marketing agreement Carnation Co., Oregon. Il. Department, Washington, D. C., on the heretofore approved by the Secretary Carnation Co., Waverly, Iown. proposed regulations dealing with attor- of Agriculture and to the order, as 'United Mlk Prcoducts CO., Argo Fay, I1. neys and agents for Indian, tribes, Title amended, regulating the handling of (Ci) The price resulting from the fol- 25, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts milk in the Dubuque, Iowa, marketing lowing computation: 14 and 15, that were 'published In the area. These proposed amendments have ,(a) Multiply by 6 the simple average FMDR REGISTR on August 11, 1951. not receiyed the approval of the Secre- of the daily wholesale selling prices The hearing will commence at 10 a. m., tary of Agriculture. (using the midpoint of any price range January 3, and will continue through Amendments to the order (No. 12), as as one price) of Grade A (92-score) bulh January 4,1952, if necessary. All inter- amended, for the Dubuque, Iowa, mar- creamery butter per pound at Chicago es ested persons who desire to do so are keting area were proposed by the Du- reported by the Department during the invited to attend the hearing. In order buque Cooperative Dairy Marketing delivery period; that tim4 may be allotted, so far as pos- Association as follows: (b) Add an amount equal to 2.4 times sible, to tuit the convenience of persons 1. Delete paragraph (a) In § 912.5 and the simple average of the daily wholesale who desire to participate in the hearing, substitute therefor the following: celling prices (uuing the midpoint of any those who do desire to participate should § 912.5 Minimum prle'e.-(a) Class price range as one price) per pound of notify the Secretary oflhe Interior on or prices. Subject to the provisions of par- the cheese known as "'wlnIn at Chicago before December 24,1951, of their Inten- agraphs (b) and (c) of this section, as reported by the Department during tion so to do, with a statement of their mininum prices per hundredweight to the delivery pelod; ,preference as to date and hour. be paid by each handler for milk re- (c) Divide the resultiun sum by 7; OSCAR I. CHAPMNn, ceived at his plant from producers during (d) Add 30 percent thereof; end Secretary of the Interior. the delivery period shall be as follows: (e) Multiply the resulting sum by 3.5. (1) Class I milk The price for Class (3) Class 11I =mU:. The higher of he Novm=E 19, 195L Ii milk for the preceding delivery period prices resulting from the followig com- [F.'3. Doc. 51-14005; Fled, Nov. 23, 1951; plus $0.75 during May and June; plus putations by the market administrator: 8:45 a. .] $1.15 during the months of July through (1) Multiply by 2.4 the simple average November, inclusive, and plus $0.95 dur- as pubished by the Department of the ing the remaining months of each year: prices determined per pound of "Ched- DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Provided, That in no month shall the dar" on the Viconsin Cheese Exchane Class I price be less than the 70 mile Zone at Fymouth, risconsin, during the de- Production pnd Marketing price established per hundredwel.iht of livery period and multiply such result Adminiitration Class I milk under Order No. 41, as by 3.5; [7 CFft Part 912 1 amended, regulating the handling of (11) From the simple average of the milk in the Chicago, Illinos, marketing daily wholesale selling prices (using the [Docket No. AO 29-AS] area. plus 20 cents. midpoint of any price range as one price) HANDLING OF MX IN DUBUQTUE, IOWA, (2) Class II mill. The higher of the of Grade A (92-score) bulk creamery MTARKLTNG A.rA prices resulting from the computations butter per pound.at Chicago as reparted made pursuant to subdivisions (1) and by the Department during the delivery PROPOSED AIENDZIENTS TO TENTATIrVE IAR- (ii) of this subparagraph: period, deduct 6 cents, multiply the re- szTING AGREELUENT AND TO ORDER, AS (1) The average of the basic or field sulting sum by 1.2, and multiply that AMENDED prices reported to have been paid or to result by 3.5; and add the result of the pursuant to the provisions of the Ag- be paid for milk of 3.5 Vercent butterfat follorwing: From the simple average of ricultural Marketing Agreement Act of content received from farmers during the weighted averages of carloat prices 1937, as amended (7 U. S. C. 601 et seq.), the period from the 16th day of the pre- per pound for nonfat dry Im sold:, 11874 PROPOSED RULE MAKING spray and roller process, for human con- 3. Make such other changes as may revisions of Parts 40 and 61 of the Civil sumption, f. o. b. manufacturing plants be required to make the entire order con- Air Regulations as revised Part 40 en- In the Chicago area, as published for the form 'with any amendment thereto titled, "Scheduled Interstate Air Carrier period from the 26th day of the imme- which may result from this hearing. Certification and Operation Rules." In diately preceding mInth through the Copies of this notice of hearing may that notice It was stated that all com- 25th day of the current month, dedqct be procured from the Market Adminis- munications received by December 1, 6V2 cents, multiply the result by. 8.2 and trator, 337 Federal Building, Dubuque, 1951, would be considered by the Board multiply that result by 0.965: Provided, Iowa, or from the Hearing Clerk, Room before taking action on the proposed That If such f. o. b. manufacturing plant 1353, South Building, United States De- rules. prices for nonfat dry milk solids are not partment of Agriculture, Washington Several interested Industry and labor reported, there shall be used for the 25, D. C., or may be there inspected. groups have requested an extension of on the purpose of such computation the average Dated: November 19, 1951. time for the return of comments of carlot prices for nonfat dry milk sol- propofal. 'Therefore, the Bureau of ids for human consumption, both spray [SEAL] Roy W. LENNARTsoN, SafetY Regulation hereby extends the and roller process, delivered at Chicago Assistant Administrator. final date for return of comment until as reported by the Department during IF. R. Dc. 51-14015; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; January 2, 1952. All comment received the delivery period; and in the latter 8:47 a. =.] by that date will be considered by the event 8V2 cents shall be used in lieu of Board before taking further action on the 6 Y cent deduction in arriving at the the proposed rules. Copies of such com- computation. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD munications will be available after Jan- (b) (3) utry 7, 1952, for examination by Inter- 2. In § 912.5 delete paragraph E 14 CFR Parts 40, 61 1 of and substitute therefor the following: ested persons at the Docket Section SCEDULED INTERSTATE AIR CARRIER CER- the Board, Room 5412, Commerce Build- (3) Class II milk. From the simple TIFICATION An OPERATI ON RULES Ing, Washington, D. C. average of the daily wholesale selling 19, 1951, at Wash- prices (using the midpoint of any price SUPPLEIENTAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED Dated: November range as one price) of Grade A (92- RULE MAKING Ington, D. C. score) bulk creamery butter per pound Reference should be made to a notice By the Bureau of Safety Regulation: at Chicago as reported by the Depart- of proposed rule making published In the [SEAL] JoHN M. CHAMBERLAIN, ment during the delivery period in which FEDERAL REGISTER on September 1, f951 Director. the milk was received, subtract 6 cents, (16 F. R. 8923). multiply the res It~by '1.20 and divide The original notice of proposed rule [F. R.'Doc. 51-14033; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; the result by 10. making set forth the text of proposed 8:40 a.a.n

NOTICES

T. 22 S., R. 8 E., T. 22 S., R. 10 E., DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Sec. 4, lot 2; Sec. 2, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, S /N 4, E/SVa", Sec. 7, NW NHE/-/ , NESWV41. SW ,SW'/, SE'4 Bureau of Land Management. 4 4 4 Sec. 8, SEV4NWY4; S%; Sec. 3, lots 1, 2, SEi4NE%, ES11; [Misc. 617551 Sec. 9, SW 5WYS ; See. 9, lNE4, S'A; Sec. 15, S/ 2 sWV, SWSEV : Sec. 10, NV/,NAS'A, SEH4SWNI4, SWiSE'A; OREGON Sec. 16, NW/ N1W , S/NWV/, NWYSE/ 4, Sec. 11, NW/ 4 ; 4 4 4 Sec. 16, Nw'; ORDER PROVIDNG FOR OPENING OF PUBLIC Sec. 17, NEV4, SSW]4; Sec. 17, N NE]4, NZY4N , S NWI4. RESTORED FROM DESCHUTES PROJECT LANDS Sec. 18, lots 3, 4, PEY4SEV4; T. 21 S., R. 11 E., NOVEMBER 19, 1951. Sec. 19, lots 1, 2, NEI4, EyNWV4; Sec. 5, lots 3, 4, S NWV4, SWY4; Sec. 23, SW'ANH'A, NWANW-Y, S ANW'4; Sec. 6, S/SE.4; An order of thke Bureau of Reclamation Sec. 24, WY/SWIA; Sec. 7, lots 3, 4, By, EY/Wi; dated April 16, 1951, concurred in by the Sec. 25, WY01S3. Sec. 18; Acting Director, Bureau of Land Man- 'T. 21 S., R. 9 ., Sec. 19,,lots I, 2, NH. 4 , E'ANW'A. agement, June 4, 1951, revoked the De- Sec. 13, NE 4 , SV/; T. 15 S., R. 13 E., partmental orders of July 23, 1913, Sec. 14, SE; Sec. 22, NVI/4SW1/4NWV4, SI/SWIANvW', November 10, 1913, February 13, 1936, Sec. 23, NE4; XV7SW . Sec. 24, N . 15,442.21 July 11, 1938, November 30, 1938, and T. 22 S., R. 9 E., The above areas aggregate February 17, 1939, so far as they with- Sec. 4, NEH/&SW ; acres. drew under the provlsion of the Recla-o Sec. 5, SW%; The lands described above in Tps. 21 mation Act of June 17, 1902 (32 Stat. Sec. 6, lot 3, NE/ 4SE4; and 22 S., R. 8 E., TpS. 22 and 23 S., R. Sec. 9, SEHNW/ 4; 9 E., and the SHY NW4, SWY4, NE14 388), the following described land in con- Sec. 17, El/SEI/4; 4 with the Deschutes Project, Ore. SEY4, SY2SE% sec. 13, SE/ 4 sec. 14, NY2 nection Sec. 19, SEY4SEV4; see. 32, NWY4, SY-NH ; sec. 24, T. 21 S., R. 9 E., NY2 gon, and provided that such revocation Sec. 20, NE4NE 4, 2 4 WI/NE sec. 33, T. 20 S., R. 10 9., lots shall not affect the withdrawal of any Sec. 31, SE 45SE 4 . T. 23 S., R. 9 E., 3, 4, EWaSW/4, SEY4 sec. 7, SWJA sec. 8, other lands by said order or affect any lots 1, 2, 3, 4, E/ W/ sec. 18, T. 21 S.,; Sec. 6, lots 1, 3, 4, 5. SE/4 NEV4 , SEY4 NW/, 2 other order withdrawing or reserving the T. 20 S., R. 10 E., R. 10 E., ,are reserved for national forest lands described: Sec. 32; purposes and will become subject to the W.LLAUETX! MERIDIAN Sec. 33, W 2, WNE/ 4, NWV4SEY/. public land laws relating to national for- T. 21 S., R. 10 E., est lands at 10:00 a. m. on the 35th day T. 21 S., R. 8 E., Sec. 7, lots 3, 4, E/SW/4, SHEV; from the date of this ordet. Sec. 20,WYWSE4; Sec. 8, SW%; The remaining lands described, except Sec. 21, SESWY&; Sec. 11, S%; certain lands which have been patented, Sec. 26, SWV4; Sec. IS, S%, S1NWK, SI,2NE%; Sec. 18, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, E ,W%; are chiefly valuable for forestry and See. 26, "SY; grazing purposes, and it Is not likely that , SEIASW]4,; Sec. 23; Sec. 27, N/ 2SW1/4 Sec. 24; the lands will be classified as suitable Sec. 28, 33?/2NW1/4, N/28ZH4; Sec. 25, W ; Sec. 32, N Ew/, SIsNw ; for disposal under the homestead or 4 Sbo. 26; laws or the Small Tract Aob Sec. 33, NWI/4Swy4, sIsw%, SW SHIAI Sed. 34, SE/4; desert land Sec. 34, /2NHV/4 , EV2NW4; Sec. 35; 'of June 1, 1938, 52 Stat. 609 (43 U, S. Co Sec. 36, Nl %NWI/ 4, NEKSI%, Sec. 3, Lfw1/. 682a), Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERIAL REGISTER 11S75 At 10:00 a.Im. on the 35th day from undersigned find that the conditions re- tal:en by the Secreary of Defense and the date of this order such lands shall quired by cection 204 (1) of the Housing the Director of Dfense Mobilization become subject to application, petition, and Rent Act of 1947, as amended, exist dated November 19, 1951 (see Docket location, and- selection, tubject to valid In the area designated as 1,7s. 5,38,98 and 101), and in vier, of the existing rights, the provisions of existing Gulfport - BUori -Pacagoula, UWUscLAppl defense housing pro3rams of credit re- withdrawals, the requirements of appli- Area: (This area conclsts of JacJ'oa and strictions approved for sdd areas by the cable law, and the 90-day preference 1arrison Counties, AlalppL) Houl. and Home Finance Agency (CR riht fling period for veterans and 2, 16 F. R. 3303, 16 F. 1. 3835): to preference under the Therefore, pursuant to section 204 (I) others entitled of the Housing and Rent Act of 1947, as Area and Date act of September 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 747, amended, and Executive Order 10276 of 47. Colorado Springs, Colo., qy14. 1951. 43 U. S. C. 279-284), as amended. 48. -rletta, Ga.1 November 6, 1051. dur- July 31, 1951, the undersigned Jointly Information showing the periods determine and certify that the afore- 49. Tuczon, Aris., November 6, 1951. Ing which and the conditions under mentioned area Is a critical defense 60. Braidwood (Jollet), MII.,November 5, which veterans and others may file ap- 1951. plications for these lands may be ob- housing area. tained on request from the Manager, ERIC Joaivrr WILLMI C. Fosrss, Administrator. Land Oqce, Portland, Oregon. Acting Secretaryof Defense. WILL= PINcus, C. E. WUZoIT, Novu.nr 21, 1951. Directorof Defense Mobilication. Assistant Director. [F. I. Doc. 51-14119; Filed, Nov. 23, 1551; [F. R. DOc. 51-14006; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; [F. R. Dec. 81-14124; Flied, iaov. 23, 1951; 9:13 a. w.] 8:45 a. m.l 10:05 a. UL]

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE [Geu. Order 5, BcVis-on [RC-8; No. 1241 Office of International Trade GO 5--Au=oa'= WIT REPE To AL- WICHITA , KSAS LcATIozz or McAT To B= EsBaczsED = - [Case No. 113A] MM DMnECTOR or PRICE Srxsnnozz DZTRL ATIOlT 161D CFJTIFICATIOIT OF SIEGEL CMMCAL CO., INC. ET AL. 1. Purpsze CRITICAL DEFENSE HOUSING AXMA ORDER STAyING IFFECTI- ESS OF ORDER RE- 2. Legsal basis. VOBING AND DENYING LICENSE PRIVILGES NOvxZnDEn 23, 1951. 3. Dalcgtlon of authority. Upon specific data which has been 4. Ellect on other orders. In the matter of Siegel Chemical Com- prescribed by and presented to the Sec- pany, Inc., Robert 'iegel, Thomn§ A. retary of Defense and the Director of S:cuo: 1. Purpose. .01 The pur- Arnholz, I Hanson Place, Brooklyn 17, Defense Mobilization and on the basis pose of this order is to provide for the New York, respondents; Case No. 113A. of other information available in the exercise of the allocation and priorities On application of the' respondents discharge of their offlclal duties, the un- authorities with respect to meat in ac- herein to the Compliance Commissioner dersigned fAnd that the conditions re- cordance with the provisions of section for a stay of the license denial order Is- quired by section 204 (1) of the Housing 101 of the Defense Production Act, as sued November 15, 1951, pending fling, amended, and Executive Order 10161, as hearing, and final decision of respond- and Rent Act of 1947, as amended, exist amended. ents' appeal therefrom to the Appeals in the area designated as Board; and good cause having been Wichita, n : (Thls area consists of SEc. 2. Legal basis. .01 The basic SedWlc County.) authority for the exercise of allocation shown for said stay, It is hereby ordered, and priorities with respect to meat Is That the- license denial order issued in Therefore, pursuant to section 204 (1) this.compliance proceeding on November contained In section 101 of theDefense of the Housing and Rent act of 1947, as Production Act of 1950, as amended; 15, 1951,, and published In the FEDERAL amended, and Executive Order 10276 of (16 F. R. sections 902 (a) and 902 (b) of Execu- REcrsr on November 20, 1951 July 31, 1951, the undersigned jointly tive Order 20161, as amended; and Dc- 11742), be and is hereby stayed in all determine and certify that the afore- fenze Food Delegation No. 4, Amend- respects until final decision of respond- mentioned area Is a critical defense ment No. 1, Issued November 10, 1951 by ents' appeal therefrom by the Depart- housing area. ment of Commerce Appeals Board. the Secretary of Agriculture. WLALIT C. Fos=15, Dated: November 21,1951. Acting Secretary of Defense. Sec. 3. Delegatfoa of author y. .01 Jolm C. BoRror, C. rl. WILsoNz, The authority dele.-ated to the Economic Assistant Directorfor Export Supply. Directorof Defense Mobilication. Stabilization Administrator by the Szc- retary of Agriculture under Defense [F. R. Dc. 51-14104; Filed, NOV: 23, 1951; [IP. B. Do. 51-1415; FlIcd, liav. 23, 10:1; 9:09 a. m.) 10:05 a.m] Delegation No. 4, Amendment No. 1, dated Novemb2r 10,1951, for the ezercise of allocaton and priorities authorities EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE ECONOMIC STABILIZATION with respect to meat is hereby redele- PRESIDENT AGENCY gated to the Director of Price Stabilize.- tion, to be administered within the Office of Defense Mobilization Office of the Administrator framework of such policies or directives [RO-a; No. 511 [Determlnuation 1. Amdt. 121 as the Administrator may prescribe. GUr ~oRT-BmoxI-PAscAtGouLA, .02 The Director of Price StablUia; MIssIsSIuI AmnA APPRova OP Exeru or R£z.sx o:rOTO tion may redelegate to subordinate of- CREDIT Cozuro.s H CriaTIc L Dr sn DETERNAMON AD CERTIFICATION OF Housnuo Ams ciaL or employees, subject to such addi- tional conditions or limitations as he - CRiTCAL DEFENSE HOUSING AME Section 3, Areas affected, of Determ- may see fit to prescribe, the authority N NovEUSE 23,1951. nation No. 1 approving the extent of the delezated to him by this order. Upon specific data which has been pre- relaxation of real estate construction scribed by and presented to the Secre- credit controls in critical defense hous- Src. & Effect on ofher orders. .01 tary of Defense and the Director of ing areas published in 16 F. R, 9584, General -rder No .5, dated ay 1, 1951, Defense Mobilization and on the basis September 20, 1951, Is hereby amended is hereby superseded. Any other orders of other information available in the by adding the following areas thereto, in or parts of orders the provisions of which discharge of their official duties, the' view of the Joint certification action are inconsistfnt with the provisions of No. 228- 11876 NOTICES this order are hereby superseded or This amendment shall take effect as of (groups of articles) to which services amended accordingly. 'November 15, 1951. have been added, the costs of the serv- ices provided and a markup in line with ERIC JOHNSTON, SYDNE A. HEssE, VI. the level of prices established by that Administrator. Director,Regional Offce regulation. NOVEMBER 21, 1951. NOVMBER 21, 1951. 3. Authority Is hereby redelegated to the Director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming iF. R. Doe. 51-14126; Filed, Nov:23, 1951; iF. R. Doe. 51-14093; Fied, Nov. 21, 1951; 12:25 p. in.] District Office of the Office of Price Sta- 10:05 a. in.] bilization to permit, by order in accord- ance with section 39 (d) of CPR 7, sellers to add to the ceiling price established [Region IX, Redelegation of Authority 3, under that regulation the actual net cost Office of Price'Stabilization Amdt. 1] of reconditioning or repairing the ar- [Region IM, Redelegation of Authority 5] REGION ticles to be sold, DIRECTORS or DISTRICTIx OFFICES, DIRECTORS OF DISTRICT OFFICES, REGION This redelegation of authority is effec- 3I REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO REDUCE tive as of November, 15, 1951. REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO REDUCE APPENDIX E MARIMS UNDER CPR-7 ALLEN MOORE, APPENDIX E MARKUPS UNDER CPR 7 By virtue of the authority vested in Deputy Regional Director. By virtue of the authority vested in' me as Director of the Regional Office of NOVEMBER 21, 1951. me as Director of the Regional Office Price Stabilization, Region IX, pursuant IF. R. Doc. 51-14095:Filed, Nov. 21, 1051; of Price Stabilization No. 3, pursuant to to the provisions of Delegation of Au- 12:25 p. .I Delegation of Authority No. 5, Amend- thority No. 5, Amendment 1, dated Oc- ment 1 (16 P. R. 11128), this redelega- tober 31, 1951 (16 F. R.' 11,128), this tion of authority is hereby issued. Amendment 1 to Redelegation of Au- 1. Authority is hereby redelegated to thority No. 3 (16 F. R. 7951), is hereby [Region XI, Redelegatlon of Authority 61 the Directors of the Philadelphia, Pitts- issued. Amendatory provisions. Redelegation DIRECTOR OF CHEYENNE, WYOMING, burgh and Erie, Pennsylvania, wilming- DISTRICT OFFICE, REGION Xf ton, Delaware, and Camden, New Jersey, of Authority No. 3 is amended by adding Offices of Price Stabilization to reduce, Item 4 to read as follows: REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO ACT ON by order, 'in accordance with section 39 4. Authority is hereby redelegated to APPLICATIONS PERTAINING TO CERTAIN (a) (3) of CPR 7, markups of sellers the Directors of the District Offices of FQOD AND RESTAURANT COMMODITIES using Appendix E markups to bring their the Office of Price Stabilization, Region By virtue of the authority, vested in markups into line with markups for sell- IX, to reduce, by order, in accordance me as Direct&r of the Regional Office ers of the same blass. with section 39 (a) (3) of Ceiling Price of Price Stabilization, Region X, pur- Regulation 7, markups of sellers using suant to D6legation of Authority No. 8, This redelegation of authority shall Appendix E markups to bring their 1951. dated June 13, 1951 (16 F. R. 5659) and take effect as of November 9, markups into line with markups for sell- pursuant to Delegation of Authority No. JOSEPH J. MCBRYAN, ers of the same class. Q,Amendment No. 1 (16 F. R. 6640), this Director of Regional Office III. This amendment shall take effect as redelegation of authority is hereby of November 9, 1951. Issued. NOVEMBER 21, 1951. Authoritys hereby redelegated to the - CARL H. SAPPER, Director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming, Dis- [F. R. Doe. 51-14094; Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; Acting Regional Director,Region IX. 12:25 p. in.] trict Office of the Office of Price Stabili- iF. R: Doe. 51-14092; Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; zation to act on all applications for price 12:24 p. in.] action and adjustment under the pro- visions of sections 15 (c), 26a, 28a and [Region VI, Redelegation of Authority 2, 28b of CPR 14, sections 21a, 26, 26a, 27 Amdt. 11 1 and 30- (b) of CPR 15, dnd sections 22 [Region XI, Redeleghtion of Authority 51 DIRECTORS oF DISTRICT OFFICES, (b), 24, 24a and 26 (b) of CPR 16, REGION VI. DIRECTOR OF CEEYENNE, WYo=mNG This redelegation-of authority Is ef- DISTRICT OFICE,. REGION XI fective as of November 15, 195L REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO REDUCE ALLEN MOREi, APPENDIX E MARKUPS UNDER CPR 7 RtDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO AUTHORIZE IN EXCESS OF APPENDIX "E" OF Deputy Regional Director. vested in me MARKUPS By virtue of the authority CPR 7 AND TO PERMIT PRICING METHODS NOVEMsER 21, 1951. as Director of the Regional Office of the FOR SETS (GROUPS OF ARTICLES) TO Office of Price Stabilization No. VI, pur- IF. R. DoG. 51-14096, Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; WHICH SERVICES HAVE BEEN ADDED AND 12:25 p. m.1 suant to Delegation of Authority No. 5, FOR.REPAIRED OR RECONDITIONED ARTICLES Amendment 1'(16 P. R. 11128) this redel- - By virtue of the authority vested in me egation of authority is hereby issued. as Director of -the Regional Office of Redelegation of Authority 71 Anendatory provisions. Price Stabilization, Region XI, pursuant [Region XI, Redelegation of Authority No. 2 (16 P. R.. 6639) and to Delegation of Authority No. 5 (16 F. 1. DIRECTOR Or CHEYENNE, WYOLMUI Dis- Redelegation of Authority.No. 2, SuPple- 3672) this redelegation of authority is TRICT OFFICE, REGION Xf ment No. 1 (16 F. R. 9114) is amended by hereby issued. adding item 4 to read as follows: 1. Authority is hereby redelegated to REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO ACT ON the Cheyenne, Wyoming APPLICATIONS PERTAINING TO CERTAIN 4. Authority js hereby redelegated to the Director of FOOD AND RESTAURANT COMMODITIS Ohio; District Office of the Office of Price Sta- t ie Directors of the Cincinnati, In eveland, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; De- bilization to authorize, by order in ac- By virtue of the authority vested cordace with section 39 (b) (3) of CPR me as Director of the Regional Office of troit, Michigan; Grand Rapids, Michi- 7, markups higher than those listed In Price Stabilization, Region XI, pursuant gan; Louisville, Kentucky and Toledo, Appendix "" of that regulation. to Delegation of Authority No. 13 (10 Ohio District Offices of the Office of 2. Authority is hereby redelegated to P. R. 6806) and pursuant to Delegation Price Stabilization to reduce, by order, the Director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming of Authority No. 17 (16 P. R. 8168), this In accordance with section 39 (a) (3) of District Office of the Office of Price Sta- redelegation of authority is hereby Is- Ceiling. Price Regulatiov. 7, markups of bilization to permit, by order in accord- sued. sellers using Appendix E markups to ance with section 39 1c) (2) of CPR 7, 1. Authority is hereby redelegated to bring their markups into line with niark- sellers to add to the total net costs of the the Director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming ups for sellers of the same class. constituent articles of assembled sets District Office of theOfflce of Price Sta- Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDE[RAL flEGISTErf US77 buization to act on all applications for [Ceiling Price Feulatlon 7. S:ctloa 43 lanufacturcr's application dated-July Ii price action and adjustment under the Appendlz to Special Order 3281 1951, c3 lon:; aa they have a man Ifacturer's provisions of section 13 of CPR U. cAling price of C59.00 par unit, sball hzv a 2. Authority is hereby redelegated to BIsoN -Arwtso;r Co. cclng price at retail of 010.0 per unit, and the Director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming ZMuFAczUUES s rrJO PRICES ANTD the in ufaturera' ci ing price shal carry District Office of the Office of Price Sta- CEILUTG PRICES AT RETAIL term ofnetS0 day. fensWoverceat haviag bilization to process the the lot numbm 1825 to I63 S. B. in the Initial reports The following appendix to Special man ufcturer's application dated July 11, filed under section 6 of CPR 11 and to 1951, co Ions a they have a manufacturers revise food cost per Order 328 under section 43, Ceiling Price dollar of sale ratio Regulation 7, celing price of $01.00 pr unit call have a referred to in section 4 thereof. effective August 9, 1951, ceing price at issued to Barron-Anderson Company, retail -of 0105.00 pr unit, This redelegation of authority is ef- and the manufacturer's ceIling price chal 745 Atlantic Avenue, Boston 11, Mama- carry tcrm of net 80 days. fective as of November 15, 1951. chusetts, covering men's top coats and ALLEN MooR, overcoats, mid-w.eight coats, detachable MIrdrsE V. DISALLE, Deputy Regional Director. warmers having the brand nme(s) D[rector of Price Stabilization. Mov Erar21, 1951. "Barron-Anderson" lists the manufac- NoVnZME 19, 1951. turer's selling prices and ceiling prices [F. R. De . 51-14097; Flied, Nov. 21, 1951; at retail established by the special order. [F. X fla. 51-13363; rlecd, 1Tov. 19, 1251; 12:25 p. m.] AppeaUf. The manufacturer's sell- 4:31 p. .] Ing prices are subject to the following terms: Net 30 days. [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43 ToP COATS [Celng PrIca Rcgulatlon 7, Section 47 ccling prkc ppodlx to Special Order M] Appendix to Special Order 251] anufact, res ng a rctait Wzr ScmwvRwz price (per unit): (zerunit) ROYAL BMMNG Co. & Co,, INc. $8.00 ------013.30 MAW~NFACTURES'S SELLING PRICES AND $9.00 10.00 Z=7ACT~lXr'5 SELLIG PRICES AND CML- $11.00 o CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL 939.00 ----- G.18. Go ING PnfI(rE; A? RETAIL $39.40 ...... 5.0 0. The" following appendix to Special The following' appendix to Special Order 251 under section 43, Ceiling Price $41.75 ---- 9.60 Order 469 under section 43. Ceiling Price Regulation 7, effective August 4, 1951, $44U0 through M75 - -- 75.00 nezu[ation 7, effective August 18, 1951, $40.25- issued to Win. Schwartz & Co., Inc. M8.10$495...... ------82.30EO.177.0GO 0 i-ued to Royal Bedding Compay, 19 Twenty-second & Lehigh Avenue, Phila- Doat Street, Buffalo 11, Itew York; cov- delphia, Pennsylvania, covering boy's $51.00 through 02.00...... 85.00 erina mattres and box springs having juvenile clothing and outerwear having $52.60 ------87. Go the brand inme(s) '"Restonic lexo- the brand name (a) "Chips" and "Twigs" $53.7 through ..-... 00.0054.00 form," "Restonle Custom," "Restonie lists the manufacturer's selling prices Super," "Restonic Etrailrm," "Restonic and ceiling prices at retail established Posturite" and "Luxury Restonic," lists by the special order. $42.3 through 040.0 ...... 107GO the manufacturer's selling prices and Appendix. The manufacturer's selling $47.30 through $500..... 82.3G0 Ceiling prices at retail established by the prices are subject to the following terms: $56.75 through 661...... 100. CO special order. 3 percent 10 Days EOM $67-5 through 0.76 - -...... 120.0 $77.50 thirough$L3...... Appen x. The manufacturer's selling Ceiling prtces 135.0CI $50 through C9225 .... 130.0O.. prices are subject to the following terms: -31anufacturer's selling at retaft $95.00 through 0101.75 -- 165.00 2 percent-IS days, ET 30. price: per unit $117.50 through 0124.75. . 20D. 0O $10.75 per dozen.. $1.30 Ceffing prices $13.75 through $15.75 per dozen..- 1.95 Zanufacturcer' rcaling at retai price (per unit): (per unit) $16.50 per dozen- ...... 2.25 $443O 075.00 S..... $17.50 through $18.00 per dozen-..- 2.30 $45.0 through ...... 748..00.. 59.50 $19.50 per dozen--...... 2.79 $52.00 through ..... 38355..98.03 C3.00, through V33.0 - $21.00 through $22.30 per dozenr... 2.95 $58.50 through 062.50...... '09.0 03.50 $25.50 per dozen ..---- 3.50 063.50 10D.00 C39.75 throu3gh C43.59.. 79.50 $27.00 through $30.00 per dozen_... 3.95 $65.50 103. 0O M~CHA-L V. DISAX.LE, $33.00 per dozen ------....------1 4.39 1Men's mld-rvelghts having the lot num- Directorof Price Stabilization- - $36.00-through $7.50 per dozen .... 4.95 bers 1580 to 15682 S. B. only In the manufac- $3. per unit_...... 5.50 Nov=== 19, 195L $3.50 through $3.75 per u5l...... 3.95 turer's application dated July 11, 1051, so .00 through M4.25per unit- -..... 6.95 long as they have a manufacturer's ceiling IF. R. Dcc. 51-1365; Filed, 1Mry. 19, 1931; $.O per uni7 7.3oS...... -price of $44.50 per unit, chall have a calling 4:32 p. =n] $4.75 through $.00 per unlt_ 7.95 price at retail of $73.00 per unit, and the $5.50 per unitU...... 8.95 manufacturer's elling price shall carry $6.00 per unit-..... 9.95 terms of net 30 days. $6.50 through $6.75 per unit...... - 10.95 sMen's overcoats having the lot numbrs [CMEiln Price Reg-ulation 7. Section 43, 1625 and 1620 S. B. only in the manufac- $745 per unit ...... 11.95 Appandln to Special Order 4631 $7.30 through $7.75 per unit...... - 12.95 turer's application dated July 11, 1951, co long as they have a manufacturer'es cmig price $8.25 through $8.50 per uit -..... 13.95 IAc33-LovEror $9.00 per uit of $48.50 per unit hall bave a celling price 1"G. Co. 14.95 at retail $9.30through $9.75 per unit ..... 15.95 of 080.00 per unit, and the nuu- AtAUFAcZUnn'S SELLING PUCES AND $1025 through $10.50 per unit-..... 16. 95 facturcr's ceiling price shall carry terms of $10.75 through $11.00 per unit --- 17.95 net 30 days. CEILIZIG PRICES AT RETAIL $11.25 through $11.50 per unit---- 18.95 ULen's overcoats having the lot numbers 1615 to 1621 S. B. In the manufacturer's ap- The following appendix to Special Or- $1.00 through $12.75 per unit__..__ 19.95 der 433 under section 43, Ceiling Erice $13.50 through $13.75 per unit. _ 22.95 plication dated July 11, 1951, co long as they $14.00 through $14.25 per unit-,.- 23.95 have a manufacturcrI celling price of 052.03 Regulation 7, effective August 18, 1951. $14.50 through $1525 per unit_. 24. 95 per unit'ahall have a ceiling price at retail Istued to Mackle-LoveJoy sauufacturing, $15.75 per unit- -- - 25.952...... of 90.00 per unit, and the manufacturer' Co, 1701 Wes Thirteenth Street.,Chicaso $18.00 through $18.50 per unit-..... 29.95 selling price chal carry terms; of net 30 day,. 8, Illinois, covering garment han-ers $22.50 through $.75 per unit..... 37. 95 Men's overcoats having the lot number; 1618 to 1621 D. B. In the manufacturer's appli- having- the brand name(s) "The Setwell -rCHM. V. DISALLE, cation dated July 11. 1951, co long = they Warranted" lists the manufacturer's Director of Price Stabilization. havoe. manufacturer's ceiling price of C53.03 selling prkes and ceiing prices at ret l per unit rhall have a ceiling price at retail Novzrrn 19, 1951. of C90.O0 per unit, and the manufacturer established by the special order. selling price ahall carry terms of net 80 daya. Appe nlx. The manufacture's sellina [F. M. Dec. 51-13961; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; 'Men's overcoats having the lot numbcrs prices are ubject to the following terms: 4:30 p. rn.] 1800 to 1815 S. B., IE0 to 1C80 S. B. in the 2 percent 30 days, Net 60 with freight; NOTICES allowance of 50 cents cwt. on orders of Appendix. The manufacturer's sell- matching box springs having the brand $25 and over. All prices F. 0. B. Chicago ing prices are subject to the following name(s) "U. S. Koylon" lists the manu- or Beulah, Michigan. terms: 2 percent.-10 days, Net 30. facturer's selling prices and ceiling pricec Ceiling pries at retail established by the special or- Manufacturer's selling at retail Manufacturer's selling price (per der. price: rack U010 Ceiling prices . Appendix. The manufacturer's sell- $2.80 dozen ------.- .----- $0.39 at retf(p. ing prices are subject to the following $3.55 dozen------. 50 $3.40 through Wholesale prices Wholesale prices unt). Beta!! terms: 2 percent cash 30 days or op- $C25 dozen ------1.59 for Rose-Derryof for Roe-DerrYof prices 0. $5.00 dozen ------. 75 Newton, Mass Los Angeles, tional 2 percent cash 10 days, XI M, _$5.25 through $5.65 doen_...-.--.-- 79 and Cbicago, Calls. net 60 days from date of invoice. $5.60 through $7.00 dozen ------1.00 ceilng prces $7.20 dozen ------1. 10 $Z.95 83.00 U95 Manufacturer's selling at retail 08.40 dozen ------1.25 7.85 7.95 13.95 price (per unit): (per unit) $19.25 dozen ------2.95 9.00 9.10 115.95 $38.76 ------... 0.50 $21.25 through $21.50 dozen--..- 3.25 10.00 10.00 -17.05 $42.50 ------.. ---- 70.00 Each. set $-470 ------.-w 7 ,60 $14.40 dozen sets ------$-$2.00 I Baby bunting having the catalog number 618 in the S50.00 ------..------80, 60 $16.00 dozen sets ------2.25 manufacturer's application dated March 8, 1951, so long $51.00...... ------109.80 as It has a manufacturer's selling price of $9"per unit, ------..... $19.50 dozen sets------3.00 *hall have a ceiling price at retail of $16.95 per unit in $88.50 150,60 Zacb~ the states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montanas, $100.00 ------170.60 and the manufacturer's selling price shall carry terms of $21.25 per 25------$1.50 2perent-10 days, Net 30. - 1MICHAM V. DISALLE, $22.50 per 30------1.35 Director o1 Price 'Stabilizatfo . $23.75 per 25 ------1.65 'MXCHAEL.V. DISALLE, $25.60 per 30------1.50 Director of Price Stabilization. NovEMBER 19, 1951. IOverdoor hangers having the style num- IF. R. Dec. 51-13974; Filed, Nov. 19, 191; ber 27 in the manufacturer's application NOVEMBER 19, 1951. dated June 22, 1951, so long as it has a man- [F. R. "Doc. 51-13968; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; 1:33 p. n.) ufacturer's selling price of $4.25 per dozen, _'4:32 p. m.) shall have a ceiling price at retail of 8.65 per unit, In Western States of California, Oregon, [Ceiling Prce Regulation 7, Section 43, Utah, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, Wyo- Revocation of Special Order 8001 ming, Arliona,, Idaho, Montana and New Price Regulation 7, Section 43, Mexico, and the manufacturer's selling price [Ceiling shall caTy terms of 3/10 E.0. M. Appendix to Special Order 686) . J."A. DOW SPORTING GOODS COitRP. 2Overdoor hangers having the style num- BRoE CADWALLADER MEN'S WrAR CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL ber 17 In the manufacturer's application dated June 22, 1951, so long as it has a man- DiviSsO, INC. statement of bonslderations. "Special ufacturer's selling price of $5.65 per dozen, WANIIFACTRER'SELING PRICES A~qD Order 308, issued to J.A. Dubow Sporting shall have a ceiling price at retail of $.85 per CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL Goods Corporation, on August 7, 1051, unit, in Western States of California, Oregon, effective August 8, 1951, established coil- Utah, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, Wyo- The following appendix to Special and New Ing prices at retail for golf balls having mint, Arizona, Idaho, Montana Order 686 under section 43, Ceiling Price the brand name "Sbot lite". Mexico, and the manufacturer's selling prie, Regulation 7, effective October 3, 1951, shall carry terms of 3/10 E.0. M. J,A. Dubow Sporting Goods Corpora- Issued to Brooke Cadwallader Men's tion has applied for a revocation of this MICNAEL V. DISALLE, Wear Division, Inc.,,'24 Fifth Avenue, special order. The applicant states that Director of Price Stabilization. New York City, New York, covering It is unable to comply with the adminis- the- brand name(s) NovEDISER 19, 1951. men's-ties-having trative provisions of the special order "Brooke Cadwallader" lists the manu- The Director hias determined that sure- [Fw n. Doe. 51-13967; Piled, Nov. 19, 1951; facturer's selling prices and ceiling prices cdent reasons exist for revocation of the 4:32 p. m.] at retail established by the special order. order. Appendix. The manufacturer's sell- The order of revocation requires the Ing prices are subject to the following applicant to send a copy to all purchasers [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, terms: 7/10 R O.M, In Ceiling prices for resale who have received notice of Appendix to Special Order 4981 Manufacturer's xelling price . at retall the special order. (per dozen): (per unit) Rev6catfon. 1. For the reasons set ROSE-DERRY CO. ET AL. $34.50 ------7--7---- $5.00 forthin the statement of considerations SELLING PRICES AND $51.00 ------7.50 and pursuant to section 43 of Ceiling MANUFACTURER'S $66.00 ------10.00 CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL - Price. Regulation 7, Special Order 308, issued to J. A. Dubow Sporting Goods Rose-Derry Company and its subsid- MICHL V. DISALLE, Director of Price Stabilization. Corporation on August 7, 1951, effective iary corporations, Rose-Derry Chicago, August 8,1951, establishing ceiling prices Inc., and Rose-Derry Co. of California. NOVEMER 19, 1951. at retail for golf balls having the brand The following appendix to Special Or- - (F. R. Doe. 51-13972; Piled, Nov. 19, 1951; namq "Scot Flite", shall be, and the same der 498 under section 43, Ceiling Price 4:33 p. m.] hereby is, revoked in all respects. Regulation 7, effective August 18, 1951, 2. Notification to resellers-(a) Notice issued to Rose-Derry Company, 95 to be given by applicant, Within 15 Chapel Street, Newton 58, Massachu- [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43 days after the effective date of this order setts, and its subsidiary corporation, of revocation, J. A. Dubow Sporting Rose-Derry Chicago, Inc., 3630 South Appendix to Special Order 693] Goods Corporation must send a copy of Iron Street, Chicago 9, Illinois, and UNITEn STATES RUBB3ER CO. this order of revocation to all purchasers Rose-Derry Co. of California, 1618 South for resale to whom It has.given notice of mANUACTURER'S SELLING PRICES AND Special Order 308. Mlgueroa Street, Los Angeles, California, CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL The applicant must also, within 15 crib mattresses and baby covering The following appendix to Special Or- days after the effective date of this order buntings having the brand names "Lux- der 693 under section 43, Ceiling Price of revocation, supply each purchaser for ury Kantwet," "Kantwet Bo-Peep,'- Regulation ', effective October 8, 1951, resale, other than a retailer, with SuM- "Baby Clown," 'VTita-Vent" and "Cuddle- Issued to United States Rubber Com- clent copies of this order of revocation Xest" lists the manufacturer's selling pany, Rockefeller Center, 1230 Avenue of to enable such purchasdrs to comply with prices and ceiling prices at retail estab- the Americas, New York 20, New York, the notification requirements of this lished by the special order. covering foam rubber mattresses and order of revocation.- Saturday, November 24, 195Z FEDERAL REGISTElR 11879 (b) Notices*td be given by purchasers Effective date. This order of revoca- retail may offer or sel any article cov- for resale (otherthan retailers). Within tion shall become effective 15 days of receipt November 19, ered by this special order at a price of this order of revoca- 1951, bigsher than the celing price established tion, each purchaser for resale (other =Mxcns V. DIS%LLT, than retailers) must send a copy by this Special order. of this Director of PriceStabfllpation. The manufacturer's prices listed be- order of revocation to each purchaser low are subject for resale to whom he has given notice NOVYMaR 19,1951. to terms of 2/10 Net 30: of Spiecial Order 308. [F. P. Doe. 51-13971; Iled, Nov. 19, 1951; M's Arm Boys' TAzrorm Crrmru Effective date. This order 4:33 p. m.I Ceiling price of revoca- MXufacurce celing ait retail tion shall be come effective November 19, price (per unit): (per Unit) 1951. 02.36 through =37 --..... 3.95 MZCRAEL V. DISAIX0, [Ceiling Price Regulation 7. Scctlon 43, .4. 95 Director of Price Stabilization. Special Order 4. Amdt. 1) C4.15 through C4A.7 6.95 0465 - - 7.73 NOVnMssaa 19, 1951. Pmas BEC Co. C4.75 throu3h $4.7...... _.. 7.93 0135 through 537._ . 8.95 [F. R. Doe. 51-13967; kiled, Nov. 19, 1931; CEMIIG PRICES 4:31 p. U.] AT RETAIL 055 through 05.97.. 9.95 Statement of considerations. Special C -1 0 0 I0.50 C057--_ __. 10.95 Order 4 under section 43 of Ceiling Price 07.16 through 07.17 - 11.95 Regulation 7 established cellng prices [Ceiling Price Regulation 07.75 through 07.77-._ ._ . 12.95 7, Section 43, for sales at retail of men's and boys' 93---,13. 95 Revocation of Special Order 608] tailored clothing manufactured by the C8415 through 13i-9..,..1... 5 Palm Beach Co., having the brand names f3t0'0 .G._, _15.9513.50 Fis m-PRicE Toys, INC. "Palm Beach," 'VLihterway;" "Palm 010.15 through CEIL3NG PRICES AT RETAIL Springs," "Sprngweave," "Sunfrost," 10.75. .1..11 ... 16.9595 Statement of consi erations. Special "Resortweave," and "Heathersheen." 011.37...... 95 Thereafter, the Palm Bzach Co. filed Order 608, issued to Fisher-Price Toys, 011.95 through 011.97_.... 19. 95 Inc., on September 11, 1951, effective an application to amend the spcclal order September 12, 191, established ceiling by substituting new seiling pries for 1 . .22.50 certain of Its own selling prices and 013.7 ... 22.95 prices at retail for children's toys having new 014.10 ------23. 50 the brand name "Fisher-Price ceiling prices at retail correspondina to Toys". these new selling prices. The applicant 1 23.95 Fisher-Price Toys, Inc., has applied 0I4.7...... 24.50 for a 'revocation of this special order. also requests that several new price lines 014.7. ... 24.2 5 The applicant sitates that it is unable to be added to the special order. 5i0.--... 25.50 It appears that under Ceiling Price 01.17--.... comply with the preticketing provisions Regulation 45 the applicant may-'1cally .. 26. 95 of the special order. The Director has 016. ...9...... 27. 50 determined that sufficient reasons exist sell the items covered by the special order for at the selling prices which It has lted 017Z010.757--- through ..016.77 .. 2a.27. 95 revocation of the order. and that the new ceiling prices at retail The order of revocation requires the requested are no higher than the level 23.50 applicant to send a copy to all purchasers of ceiling prices under Ceiling Price 017.93 through $17.97 .... 2. 95 for resale who have received notice of Regulation 7. the special order. 32.50 The retail ceiling prices for some of 19.7. 32. 95 Revocation. 1. For the reasons set Its forth in the statement of considerations branded articles are fixed in relation 02037 ...... 33.95 and pursuant to costs falling within specified cost *20.95 through 02a.97- ..... 34.95 to section 43 of Ceiling brackets. Such cost brackets In place of 35. 00 Price Regulation 7, Special Order 608 cost lines for certain of the price lines 2.7...... 35.95 issued to Fisher-Price Toys, Inc., on Sep- 021.90- ...... 36.50 will allow for minor changes n cost with- 022.5-..- tember 11, 1951, effective September 12. out influencing the general .level of retail 37.35 1951, establishing ceiling prices at retail prices for the articles covered for children's toys having the brand by the special order. 023...... 39.95 name "0sher-Price Toys", shall be, and In addition, this amendment adds the 02 ...... 40. 90 the same hereby is, revoked in all re- brand names "Good-all-Year" and 026.95- ...... 44. 95 spects. "Palmn Beach Luxery Lined"- to the 027.00...- ...... 45.0O 2. Notification to resehlers-(a) Notice special order. e28a4 d.. i. aedmn 46. to be given by applicant. -Within 15 Amendatory provisions. Special Or- 029.70_ ... . . 4MO.= days after the effective date of this order der 4 under Cellin Price Regulation 7, 028.14...M . H~-...... 54.4 955 of revocation the Fisher-Price Toys, section 43, is amended in the following $33,9...... 55. Go Inc., must send a copy of this order of ,respects: 036.57 -. .... a. 9s revocation becoe039.9..... efectie Ni~'eber.. - - - 9,_ 9.65.]0 to all purchasers for resale 1. Delete paragraph 1 of the special C39.85_. . _ ...... M545 to whom it has given notice of Special order and substitute therefor the fol- Order 608. lowing: Effectve date. This amendment Shall become effective No-vemaber 19, 1951. The applicant must also, within 15 1. The following ceiling prices are es- days after the effective date of this order tablished for sales by any seller at re- MICII V. DISU, of revocation, supply each purchaser for tall of men's and boys' tailored clothing Directorof Price Stabilization. resale, other than a retailer, with suffi- manufactured by the Palm Beach Co. cient copies of this order of revocation to having the brand names 'alm Beach," NoVEanzf 19, 1951. enable such purchasers to comply with "Lighterway' "Palm Springs," "Spring- IP. R. Dzc. 51-13938; iled, Nov. 19, 1951; the notification requirements of this weave," "Sunfrost'" "Resortweave," 4:30 p. m.l order of revocation. "Heathersheen," "Good-all-Year," and (b) Notices to be given by Purchasers "Palm Beach Luxery Lined," and de- scribed n the manufacturer's for resale (other than retailers). Within applica- [Cellng Price Regulation 7, Section 43, 15 days of receipt of this order of revoca- tion dated March 7, 1951, as supple- tion; mented and amended by the manufac- Spccig Ouler 1, Amdt. 21 each purchaser for resale (other turer's application than retailers) must send a copy of this dated September 4, Jusus AYS & Co. 1951. On and after the date of receipt C011110 PnUCES AT EZAML order of revocation to each purchaser of a copy of this specill order but in no for resale to whom he has given notice event later than thirty days after the Statement of considerations. This of Special Order 608. effective date of the order, no seller at amendment to Special Order 188, ssued NOTICES under section 43 of Ceiling Price Regu- 2. Delete paragraph 8 from the special 18, 1951 and August 15, 1951, and filed lation 7, to Julius Kayser & Co., extends order and substitute therefor the follow- with the Office of Price Stabilization, the date by which the applicant was ing: Washington 25, D. C. Sales may, of required to mark or tag its branded 8. The provisions of this special order course, be made at less than these ceiling articles. The extension is granted on prices. The manufacturer's prices listed are applicable to the District of Columbia to terms of 2 percent- applicant's demonstration of its inability and the United States with the exception below are subject to preticket in the manner set forth in of the state of Florida. 30, net 60 days. the special order by the date specified. Manufacturer's Cciling praoe Amendatory provisions. Special Order Effective date. This amendment shall selling price at rctal 188 under Ceiling Price Regulation 7, become effectiveNovember 19, 1951. (per unit): (per unit) section 43, is amended In the following MIcNAEL V. DISALLE, $9.95 ------_------. 017.50 rqspects: 1. In paragraph S, substitute Director of. Price Sttbilization. $10.30 ------1. s0 $11.95 ------...... ------22. 'iS for the date "October 22, 1951," the date NOVEMBER 19, 1951. $13.95 ------24.75 "DeCember 31, 1951." $16.25 less $I promotional fee ---- 29. 95 2. In paragraph 3, substitute for the [P. R. Doe. 51-13959; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; $18.75 less $1 promotional fee ...... $1.60 date "November 22, 1951," wherever it 4:30 p. m.] $22.50 ------.----- 3 9.60 appears, the date "January 30, 1952." $27.50 less $0.50 promotional fee... 49.50 $32.00 less $(=0 promotional fee.... 60 Effective date. This amendment shall- $37.80 through 38.25 less $1 promo- become effective November 19, 1051. [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, tional fee ------69. O0 Special Order 277, Amdt. 11 $43.2less $1 promotional fee ...... 960 MIC ,AL V. DISALLE, $83.00 less $3 promotional fee ...... 149. 60 Director of Price Stabilization. AUGUSTA BEDDING CO. $94.75 less $3 promotional fee-..... 169.60 NOVEAMER 19, 1951. CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL $98.00 less $5 promotional fee ..... 170.60 [F. R. Doe. 51-13960; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; -Statement of considerations. Special Mattress and box spring having the 4:30 p. m.] Order 277 under section 43 of Ceilihg' product name "Serta Perfect Sleeper" Price Regulation 7 established ceiling n the manufacturer's application dated prices for sales at retail of mattresses, April 17, 1951, so long as It hop a manu- selling price of $32.75 less [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, box and coil springs manufactured by facturer's the 'Augusta Bedding Company. promotional fee of $1.00 per unit, shall Special Order 231, Amdt. 2] Thereafter, the -Augusta Bedding have a ceiling price at retail of $59.60 C. F.HATHAWAY Co. Company filed an application to amend per unit, and the manufacturer's selling the special order by substituting new price shall carry terms of 2 percent- CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL selling prices for certain of its own sell- 30, net 60 days. Statement of considerations. Special ing prices-and new ce'iig prices at re- Mattress and foundatioAi having the Order 231 under section 43 of Ceiling tail corresponding to the hew selling product name "Sertaform Sleep Set" in Price Regulation 7,'ssued on August 3, prices. It appears that the applicant the manufacturer's application datqd 1951, established ceiing prices for sales- may legally sell the items covered-by April 17, 1951, so long as It has a manu- at retail of men's dress and sport shirts the special order at the selling prices facturer's selling price at $86.75 less pro- manufactured by C. F. Hathaway Co., for which it has applied and that the motional fee of $3.00 per set, shall have having the brand name "Hathaway." .requested ceiling prices at retail are no a ceiling price at retail of $149.50 per set, The applicant inadvertently omitted the higher than the level, of ceiling prices and the manufacturer's selling price brand name "Logan" from the applica- under Ceiling Price Regulation 7. shall carry terms of 2%-30, net 60 days. tion dated June 6, 1951. The amend- In its application Augusta Bedding 2. Delete paragraph 4 of the special ment, therefore adds the brand name Company also seeks to have uniform re- order and substitute therefor the "Logan" to the brand names included in .tail ceiling price for some of its branded following: the special order. articles fixed in relation to costs falling .In addition, the applicant has applied within specified cost brackets. Bracket 4. Within 15 days after the effective to the Office of Price Stabilization for costs In place of cost lines for each par- date of this special order, the manufac- the exclusion of "the state of Florida ticular price line will allow for minor turer shall send a copy of this special from the operation of the special order. changes in cost without affecting the order to each purchaser for resale to The applicant points out that the origi- general level of prices under Ceiling whom, within two months Immtdiately nal application for a special order omit- Price Regulation 7. This method of prior to the effective date, the manu- ted to state that a percentage of the stating 'osts is partly undertaken be- facturer had delivered any article cov- applicant's sales were made in the state cause of regulations which allow for ered in paragraph 1 of this special order. covefed by Copies shall also be sent to all other pur- of Florida where the articles fluctuating costs to the retailer. the date of the first the special order were never sold at uni- In addition, this amendment lists the chasers on or before retail prices due to the seasonal delivery of an? such article subsequent form manufacturers' selling prices and the to the effective date of this special order, character Of sales in that area. retail ceiling prices which were estab- The exclusion of a limited area from which' and shall be accompanied by copies of lished by the special order but each amendment thereto issued prior to the operation of a special order conforms were not listed In the special order. with the provisions of section 43, Ceiling Amendatoryj provisions. Special Or- the date of delivery. Price, Regulation 7. Within 15 days after the effective date der 277 under Ceiling Price Regulation any subsequent amendment to this Amendatory provisions. Special Order 7, section 43, is amended in the.followng of 231 under Ceiling Price Regulation 7, respects: special order the manufacturer shall. send a copy of the amendment to each section 43 is amended in the following 1. Delete paragraph 1 and substitute purchaser to whom, within two months respects: therefor the following: immediately prior to the effective date 1. In paragraph 1, delete the first sen- 1. The following ceiling prices are es- of such amendment, the manufacturer tence.,and substitute therefor the fol- tablished for sales after the effective had delivered any article the sale of lowing: date of this amendment by any seller at -which is affected in any manner by the The following ceiling prices are es- retail of mattresses, box and coil springs amendment. tablished for sales after the effective date manufactured by the Augusta Bedding of this special order by any -eller at re- Effective date. This amendment sholl tail of men'; dress and sport shirts manu- Company having the brand names become effective November 16, 1951. "Serta," "Coilux," "Relax," "Ajax," factured by C. F. Hathaway Co., Water- MICHAEL V. DISALUE, ville, Maine, having the brand names "Leader," "Rex," "Star," and "Atlas," Director of Price Stabilization. "Hathaway" and '"ogan" and described and described in the manufacturer's in the manufacturer's application dated application dated March 20, 1951, as NovnER 16, 1951. June 6, 1951, as corrected by its amended supplemented and amended in the [F. -R. Doe. 51-13906; Piled, Nov. 10, 1951; application dated' September 25, 1951. manufacturer's applications dated April 4:31 p. m.] Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, the applicant named in this special or- article to those already listed in the man- - Special Order 362, Amdt. 1] der must within 30 days after the effec- ufacturer's application or changes the price of a listed article, BROCK & CO., INo. five zate of the amendment as to each retail ceiling B. J. Such article, send an Insertion stating the applicant named in this special or- CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL the required addition or change for the der must within 30 days after the effec- price book described above. After 60 tive date of the amendment, as to each Statement of considerations. The ac- such article, Send an insertion stating companying amendment to Special days from the effective date of the amendment, no retailer may offer or sell the required addition or change for the Order 262 under section 43 of Ceiling the In- Price Regulation 7 modifies those provi- the article, unless he has received price book described above. usually re- sertion described above and inserted It 2. Delete paragraph 5 of the special sions relating to preticketing to the expira- quired by orders of this type. This in the price book. Prior order and substitute therefor the fol- amendment, designed to meet the tion of the 60-day period, unless the re- lowing: tailer has received and placed the In- particular recluirements of the dinner- 5. Prior to January 19, 1952, unless objec- sertion in the price book, the retailer ware industry, accomplishes the shall comply with the marking, tagging, the retailer has received the sign de- tive of notifying consumers of the uni- and posting provisions of the regulation scribed in paragraph 9 and has it dis- form prices fixed under the order. played so that it may be easily seen and 1. Delete which would apply In the absence of this in Amendatory provisions. special order. a copy of the price book described paragraph 3 of the special order and paragraph 9 available for Immediate in- substitute therefor the following: Effective date. This amendment shall spection, the retailer Shall comply with become effective November 20, 1951. 3. On and after December 20, 1951, the marli, tagahn, and posting pro- MiCHMA V. DXSUIS:, visions of the regulation which would B. J. Brock & Company, Inc., must fur- this special or- nish each purchaser for resale to whom Director of Price Stabflization. apply in the absence of der. On and after January 19,1952, no within two months immediately prior NovEm=a 19, 1951. any article to the effective date the manufacturer retailer may offer or sell had delivered any article covered by [F. P. Doe. 51-1394; Filed, lov. 19, 19051 .&overed by this order unless he has the 4:31 p. m.] sign described In paragraph 9 displayed paragrtph 1 of this special order, with copy 'a sign 8 inches wide and 10 inches high, so that it may be easily seen and a of the price book described in paragraph a price book, and a supply of tags and In stickers. The sign must contain the [ceiling Price Regulation % Section 43, 9 available for Immediate inspection. addition, the retailer must affix to each following legend: Special Order 449, Amdt. 11 article covered by the order and which The retail ceiling prices for B. J. Brock & PICK=, Ic. Is offered for sale on open display (ex- * Company, Inc., pottery have been approved cept in show windows or decorative dis- by OPS and are shown In I price book Ve CEIIMZG PRICES AT RETAIL plays) a tag or sticker described above. have available for your inspection. Statement of considerations. The ac- The tag or sticker must contain the re- The price book must contain an ac- companying amendment to Special Or- tail ceiling price established by this spe- curate description of each article cov- der 449, under section 43 of Ceiling Price cial order for the article to which it is ered by paragraph 1 of this special order Regulation 1 modifies those provisions affixed. and the retail ceiling price fixed for relating to preticketing usually required After 60 days from the effective date each article. The front cover of the by orders of this type. This amendment, of any amendment which either adds an price book must contain the following designed to meet the particular require- article to those already listed in the legend: ments of the dinnerware industry, ac- manufacturer's application or changes The retail ceiling prices In this B. J. Brock complishes the objective of notifying the retail ceiling price of a listed article, & Company. Inc., price book have been ap- consumers of the uniform prices fixed no retailer may offer or sell the article, proved by OPS under Section 43, CPR 7. under the order. unless he has received the insertion de- Amendatory provisions. 1. Delete par- scribed in paragraph 9 and inserted it The tags and stickers must be in the nthe price book. Prior to the explution following form: agraph 9 of the special order and sub- titute therefor the following: of the 60-day period, unless the retailer B. J. Brock & Company. Inc. has received and placed the insertion in OPS-Sec. 43--CPR 7 9. On and after December 20, 1951, the price boo!:, the retailer shall comply Price .--- Pickard, Incorporated must furnish each with the marking, tagging, and posting two the purchaser for resale to whom within provisions of the re-ulation which would Prior to January 19, 1952, unless immediately prior to the effective retailer has received- the sign described months apply In the absence of this special date the manufacturer had delivered any order. above and has it displayed so that it may article covered by paragraph 1 of this be easily seen and a copy of the price wide Effective date. This amendment shall im- special order, with a sign 8 inches book described above available for and 10 inches high, a price book, and a become effective November 20,1951. mediate inspection, the retailer shall and supply of tags and stickers. The sign McaE V. DISALrz, comply with the marking, tagging, must contain the following legend: posting provisions of the regulation Director of Price StabaUation. In- which would apply in the absence of this The retail ceiling prices for PIcld~d. NovEzan 19, 1951. special order. corporated. dinnerware have been approved by OPS and are shown In a price book we [F. B. Dec. 51-13965; F-led, Nov. 19, 1931; On and after January 19, 1952, no re- have available for your nspection. tailer may offer or sell any article cov- 4:32 p. in.] ered by this order unless he has the sign The price book must contain an ac- described above displayed so that it may curate description of each article cov- be easily seen and a copy of the price ered by paragraph 1 of this special order [Ceiuing Price Regtulation 7. Section 43, book described above available for im- and the retail ceiling prices fixed for Soecial Order 521, Aradt. 11 mediate inspection. In addition, the re- each article. The front cover of the taller must affix to each article covered price book must contain the following AD. U HAT SToRs, Inc. by the order and which is offered for sale legend: CEIIUG PRICES AT RETAMI on open display (except in show windows The retail ceiling price3 In this Picd-rd or decorative displays) a tag or sticker Incorporated price book have been approved Statement of considerations. This described above. The tag or sticker must by OPS under Eection 43, CPR 7. amendment to Special Order 521, Issued contain the retail eeiling price estab- under section 43 of Ceiling Price Regula- The tags and stickers must be in the tion 7 to Adam Hat Stores, Inc., extends Mled by this special order for the article following form: to which it is affixed. the date by which the applicant w s re- Upon issuance of any amendment to Pickard, Incorporated quired to mark or tag its branded articles. OPS-Sec. 43--CPR 7 this special order which either adds an The extension is granted on appllcants Price 0-__ ,demonstration of its inability to preticket article to those already listed in the in the special changes Upon Issuance of any amendment to in the manner set forth manufacturer's application or order by the date specified. the retail ceiling price of a listed article, this special order which either adds an 11882 NOTICES Amendatory provisions. 1. In the responding retail ceiling prices for arti- (a) Sending the order to old cuq- third sentence of paragraph 5, delete cles for which ceiling prices at retail tomers. Within 15 days after the ef- "after 60 days from the effectiye date of were established by the special order. fective date of this special order, you this order," and substitute therefor The retail ceiling prices for some of the shall send a copy of this order to each "after January 29, 1952." manufacturer's branded articles are purchaser for resale to whom, within 2.In the last sentence of paragraph 5, fixed in relation to costs falling within two months Immediately prior to the ef- delete "60 days" and substitute therefor specified cost brackets. Such cost brack- 'fective date, you had delivered any ar- "90 days." ets in place of cost lines for certain of ticle covered by this order. 3. In paragraph 9, delete "within 60 the price lines will allow for minor 5. Delete subparagraph 7 (b) days after the effective date of this changes in cost without influencing the and order," and substitute therefor, "after general level of retail prices for the arti- substitute therefor the following: December 29, 1951." cles covered by the special order. (b) Notification to new customers. A Effective date. This amendment shall The Director has determined, on the copy of this special order shall be tent become effective November 19, 1951. basis of information available to him, to all other purchasers for resale on or that the retail ceiling prices requested before the date of delivery of any article MICHAEL V. DISArLE, are in line with those already granted covered by this order. Directorof Price Stabilization. and are no higher than the level of ceil- 6. Delete auhparagraph 7 (d) from the NOVEMBER 19'1951. ing prices under Ceiling Price Regula- special order. tion 7. [F. R. Doe. 51-13969; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; 7. Delete paragraph 8 from the special .In addition, this amendment lists the order. 4:32 p. m.I manufacturer's selling prices'and the re- tail ceiling prices for the articles which Effective date: This amendment shall were established by the special order but become effective November 19, 1951. [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, which were not listed in the special order. MICHAEL V. DISALLE, Special Order 525, Amdt. 1] Amendatory, provisions. Special Or- Directorof Price Stabilization. der 688 under Ceiling Price Regulation TREsoR,' INC. 7, section 43, is amended in the following NorMER 19, 1951. CILING PRICES AT RETAIL respects: [r. R. Dce. 51-13973; Filed, Nov. 19, 1051; 1. Delete paragraph 2 of the special 4*33 p. m.) Statement of consideraiions. ThIS order and substitute therefor the fol- amendment to Special Order 525, Issued lowing: under section 43, of Ceiling Price Regu- lation 7, to Tresor, Inc., extends the date 2. Retail ceilinft prices for listed arti- [Ceiling Prlcq, Rcgulatloi , Sectloh 43, by which the applicant was required to cles. Your ceiling prices for sales at re- Special Order 7321 mark or tag its branded articles. The tail of the articles identified .in para- extension is granted on applicant's dem- graph 1 are listed below. These ceiling FISHER, BRUCE &,Co. onstration of its Inability to preticket in prices are effective on receipt of a copy CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL the manner set forth in the special or-' of this order, -but in no event after 30 der by the date specified. days after the effective date of this order. Statement of considerations. In ac. Amendatorzr provisidns. 1. In the You may, of course, sell below these cordance with section 43 of Ceiling Price third sentence of paragralph 5, delete prices. The manufacturer's prices listed Regulaton 7, the applicant named In the "after 60 days from the effective date of below are subject to terms of 2 percent accompanying special order, Fisher, this order," and insert, "after January 10 days, net 30 days, F. 0. B. Lubbock, Bruce & Co., 219-221 Market Street, 18. 1952". Texas. Philadelphia 6, Pa., hereafter called 2. In the last sentence of paragraph 5, MATTRESES AM BOX sn cs wholesaler has applied to the Ofihe.e of delete "60 days" and substitute therefor, Price Stabilization for maximum resale Ceilingprice prices for retail sales of certain of its "90 days". I Manufacturer's selling at retail 3. n paragraph 9, delete, "within 60 price (per unit): (per unit) articles. Applicant has submitted the days after'the effective date of this or- $24.00 ------$39.50 Information' required under this section der," and substitute therefor, "after De- - 28.00 ...------49. 50 and has produced evidence which In the cember 19, 19,51". 922.75 ------.--.. *C. 50 judgment of the Director indicates that 938.25 ------69.50 the applicant has complied with other Effective date. This amendment shall 944.50 througli $45 ...... 279.50 stated requirements. become effective November 19, 1951. *The price lines marked with an asterisk The Director has determined on the MICHAEL V. DISALLE, are price lines added by.amendment 1 to the basis of information available to him, In- Director of Prfce Stabilzation. special order. cluding the data and certified conclu- IMattress and box spring identified as sions of fact submitted by the applicant, NOVEBER 19, 1951. Model 30 Spring-Air in the manufacturer's that the retail ceiling prices requested iF.R. Dc. 51-13970; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951' application dated June 19, 1951, so long as and which are established by this special 4:32 p. =.I they have a&-manufacturer's selling price of 928.50 per unit, shall have a ceiling'price at order are no higher than the level of retail of $59.50 per unit, and the manufac- ceiling prices under Ceiling Price Regu- turer's selling price shall carry terms of 2 lation 7. [Ceiling Price Regulatlon 7, Section 43 percent 10 days, net 30 days, f. o. b. Lubbock. This special order, designed to meet Special Order 688, Amdt. 1) 'Mattress Identified as Rubber Topper the particular requirements of the Mattress in the manufacturer's -application Chinaware Industry, accomplishes the BLACKWELL MAnETSS CO. dated June 19, 1951, so long as it has a man- objective of notifying consumers of the ufacturer's selling price of $45.25 per unit, CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL uniform prices fixed under the order. shall have a ceiling price at retail of $99.50 The preticketing method established by Statement of considerations. Special per unit, and the manufacturer's selling price this special order Is necessary because Order 688 under section 43 of Ceiling shall carry terms of 2 percent 10 days, net 30 days, f. o. b. Lubbock. the articles covered by the special order Price Regulation 7 established ceiling are characteristically not adaptablb to prices for sales at retail of mattresses 2. In paragraph 3 delete the words the usual preticketing method. and box springs manufactured by Black- "covered by the list," and substitute well Mattress Company having the brand The special order contains provisions names "Spring Air," "Princess," "King therefor the words "stated in paragraph requiring each article on display to be Cotton," "Victor," "Special," and "Xit." 2."# marked by tie applicant with the retail This amendment to Special Order 688, 3. In the last sentence of paragraph ceiling price established by the accom- Issued under section 43 of Ceiling Price 5 delete the words "60 days" and sub- panying special order. The applicant Is Regulation 7 to Blackwell Mattress Com- stitute therefor the words "90 days." required to send purchasers of the arti- pany, reduces several of the manufac- 4. Delete subparagraph 7 (a) and sub- cles a copy of this special order, a notice turer's selling prices and lowers the cor- stitute therefor the following:' listing retail ceiling prices for each cost Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDEPAL REGISTE11 183 line and, in specified cases, of subsequent The tags and stickers must be in the amendments df this special order. following form: (Cc'iMn 1) 1 (Coiem 20) The special order also requires appli- Fisher, Bruce & Co. Car piet rca9 rxtiZs crtdnx; f,: sxtltS cant to file with the DistributionP3rice OPS -Sec. 43--CPS 7 cr mc*SILIA' in moumn I Branch regular reports setting forth the Price . number of units of each article covered 1~. =Lt by this special order which applicant has On and after January 16, 1952, no re- delivered during the reporting period. tailer may offer or sell any article cov- This requirement conforms with the pro- ered by this order .unless he has the visions of section 43, Ceiling Price Regu- sign described above displayed so that It Within 15 days after the effective date lation 7. may be easily seen and a copy of the of this special order, two copies of this Special provisions. For the reasons set price book described above available for notice must also be filed by the whole- forth in the statement of considerations Immediate inspection. Prior to January saler with the Distribution Price Branch, and pursuant to section 43 of Ceiling 16, 1952, unless the retailer has received Consumer Soft Goods Division, Office of Price Regulation 7, this special order is the sign described above and has It dis- Price Stabillation. Washington 25, D. C. hereby issued. played so that it may be easily seen, and Within 15 days after the effective date 1. The ceiling prices for sales at retail a copy of the price book described above of any subsequent amendment to this of Chinaware sold at wholesale by Fisher, available for immediate inspection, the special order, the wholesaler shall send Bruce &Co., 219-221 Market St., Phila- retailer shall comply with the markdng, a copy of the amendment toach pur- delphia 6, Pa., having the brand name tagging, and posting provisions of the chaser to whom, within two months im- 'amberton" shall be the proposed re- regulation which would apply in the mediately prior to the effective date of tail ceiling prices listed by the Fisher, absence of this special order. In addi- such amendment, the wholesaler had Bruce &Co., in its application dated Sep- tion, the retailer must affix to each arti- delivered any article the sale of which tember 14, 1951, and filed with the Of- cle covered by the order and which is Is affected in any manner by the amend- fice of Pxica Stabilization, Washington offered for sale on open display (except ment. 25, D. C; A list of such ceiling prices in show windows or decorative displays) 5. Within 45 days of the expiration of will be filed by the Office of Price Stabili- a tag or sticker described above. The the first six-month period following the zation with the Federal Register as an tag or stickers must contain the retail effective date of this special order and ceiling price established by this special within 45 days of the expiration of each appendix to this special order as soon order for the article to which It Is affixed. successive six-month period, the whole- as prkcticable. On and after the date Upon Issuance of any amendment to saler shall file with the Distribution of receipt of a copy of this special order, this special order which either adds an with a notice of prices annexed, but in Price Branch, Office of Price Stabiliza- no event later than December 17, 1951, article to those already listed in the tion, Wshidnaton 25, D. C., a report set- no seller at retail may offer or sell any wholesaler's application or changes the ting forth the number of units of each article covered by this special order at retail ceiling price of a listed article, article covered by this special order a price higher than the ceiling price the applicant named in this special or- which he hp delivered in that six-month established by this special order. Sales Uder must within 30 days after the effec- period. tive date of the amendment, as to each 6. The provisions of this special order may, of course, be made at less than the establish the ceiling price for sales at ceiling prices. such article, send an insertion stating retail of the articles covered by it re- 2. The retail ceiling price of an article the required addition or change for the gardless of whether the retailer is other- fixed by paragraph 1 of this special order price book described above. After 69 wise subject to Ceiling Price Rezulation shall apply to any other article of the days from the effective date of the 7 or any other regulation, same type which is otherwise priceable amendment, no retailer may offer or sell 7. This special order or any provision under Ceiling Price Regulation 7 by re- the article, unless he has received the tailers subject to that regulation, having thereof may be revoked, suspended, or the same selling price and terms of sale insertion described above and Inserted amended by the Director of Price Sta- to the retailers, the same brand or com-- it in the price book Prior to the ex- bilization at any time. piration of the 60 day period, unless the 8. The provisions of this special order pany name and first sold by the whole- and saler after the effective date of this spe- retailer has received and placed the in- are applicable to the United States cial order. sertion In the price book, the retailer the District of Columbia. 3. On and after December 17, 1951, shall conply with the marking, tagging., Effective date. This order shall be- Fisher, Bruce & Co. must furnish each and posting provisions 6f the regulation come effective November 17, 1951. purchaser for resale to whom within two which would apply in the absence of this =lcAm V. DIS.AZL, months immediately prior to the effec- special order. Directorof Price Stabilization. tive date the wholesaler had delivered 15 days after the effective 4. Within Nov=Mr 16, 1951. any article covered by paragraph 1 of date of this special order, the wholesaler this special order, with a sign 8 inches shall send a copy of this special order IFR. Dc. 51-1313; Filed, Nov. 16. 1951; wide and 10 inches higli, a price book 4:33 p. xnl and a supply of tags and stickers. Such to each purchaser for resale to whom, a sign, a price book, and a supply of tags within two months immediately prior to the effective date, the wholesaler had de- and stickers shall also be sent, on or be- [Coiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, fore the date of the first delivery of an livered any article covered in paragraph article covered by paragraph 1 of this 1 of this special order. Copies shall Spela Order 7331 special order, subsequent to the effective also be sent to all other purchasers on I TZXATio.AL SHOZ Co. date of this special order. The sign must or before the date of the first delivery contain the following legend: ' of any such ati;cle subsequent to the mmiL0a PRICES AT nETATL I The retail ceiling prices for, the Fisher, effective date of this special order, and Statement of considerations. This is Bruce & Co. Chinaware have been approved shall be accompanied by copies of each an order establishing uniform retail by OPS and are shown In a price book we prices Issued upon the basis of an appli- have available for your Inspection. amendment thereto (if any) Issued prior to the date of the delivery. The whole- cation filed by a supplier under section The price book must contain an accu- saler shall annex to the special order a 43 of CPR 7. This section gives a manu- rate descriptio4 of each article covered facturer or wholesaler the right to apply notice, listing the cost and discount for uniform retail ceiling prices for cer- by paragraph I of this special order and terms to retailers for each article cov- the retail ceilingprice fixed for each arti- tain of his branded articles. This sec- cle. The front cover of the price book ered by this special order and the corre- tion requires that the articles must cus- must contain the following legend: sponding retail ceiling price fixed by this tomarily have been sold at substantially special order for an article of that cost.. The retail ceiling prices in this Fisher, uniform prices, and the ceiling prices Bruce & Co. price book have been approved The notice shall be in substantially the applied for must not raise the general by OPS under Section 43, CPR 7. :ollowing form. level of prices uujder CPR 7. The order No. 228----5 11884 NOTICES

may, of course, be amended or revoked After 90 days from the, effective date 9. Pre-tilcketingrequirements, As the if further review shows that the require- of this order, unless you receive articles applicant to whom this special order Is ments of the regulation have not been marked or tagged In this form, you must Issued, you must, within 60 days after fully met. so mark or tag them yourself. Before the effective date of this order (or In This special order requires each article that date you must mark, tag or post the case of an amendment within 60 to be tagged or marked with the retail your prices In the manner required by days after 'the effective date of that ceiling jrice. The supplier must send the regulation which applies in the ab- amendment), mark each article covered to each retailer a copy of this special sence of this special order. by this order with a statement In the order, as well as a list of ceiling prices With respect to articles the ceiling following form: for each article or cost line and notice prices of which are affected by any OPS--Sec. 43--CPM I of all amendments. The order requires amendment to this order, the same rules Price $ ------the supplier to file certain sales reports apply except that you must mark or tag with OPS. such articles as stated above not later ITstead of marking the article you may Retailers will be concerned with sec- than 60 days after the effective date.of attach a label, tag or ticket containing tions 1 through 6 of this special order the amendment. the same Information. which contain provisions applying to 6. Applicability. This special order 10. Sales volume reports. Within 45 them. The rest of the order is of in- establishes your ceiling prices for the ar- days of the expiration of the first 6- terest primarily to the applicant. - ticles covered by it regardless of whether month period following the effective date Orderm. For the reasons set forth in you would otherwise price the articles of this special order and within 45 days the Statement of Considerations and under CPR 7 or any other regulation. -of the expiration of each successive 0- pursuant to section 43 of CPR 7, It is or- It applies to sales in the 48 states and month period, you shall file with the Dis- dered that the following p2ovisions be in the District of Columbia. tribution Branch, Office of Price Stabili- effect: Provisions for the applicant-7. Noti- zation, Washington 25, D. C., a .report Provisionsfor retailers. 1. What this fication to retailers. As the manufac- setting forth the number of units of each order does. Sections 1 through 6 appl' turer or wholesaler to whom this special article covered by this especial order to you and establish uniform ceiling order is issued, you shall do the follow- which you have delivered In that 6- prices i you self at retail the articles ng: month period. identified below: (a) Sending order and list to old c s This special order may be amended or Name and address of appjicant: Inter- tomers. Within 15 days after the effec- revoked at any time. national Shoe Company, 1509 Washing- tive date of this special order, you shall Eblectlve date. This special order ton Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. send a copy of this order, together with shall' become effective on the 20th of Brand names: "Loungers", "Bobs", a copy of the list referred to lI section November 1951. '"agabonds", "Rogues", and "Ram- 8 below to each purchaser for resale to blers". whom, within two months immediately MrXCHAIn V. DISA=, Articles: Shoes. prior to the effective date, you had de- Directorof Price StabUk-ation, 2, Retail ceiling Prices for listed arti. livered any article covered by this order. NovrWBR '9, 1951. cles. Your ceiling prices for sales at re- (b) Notiftcation to new customers. A copy of this special [F. R. Doc. 51-13975; Plied, Nov. 10, 1951; tail of the articles identified above are order and the list 4:34 p. m.] the retail prices listed in your supplier's shall be sent to all other purchasers for application filed with OPS. These prices resale.on or before the date of the first will be included in a list which will be delivery of any article covered by this iCeiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, annexed to the copy of this order which order. you will receive from your supplier. The (c) Notiftcatioi" with respect to Specla Order '341 list of ceiling prices will be fied with the amendments. Within 15 days after the REV a KNITTING MILLS, INO. Federal Register as an app6ndix to this effective date of Ony subsequent amend- special order as soon as. practicable. ment to this order, you shall send a copy CEILING pRICES AT RETAIL These ceiling prices are effective 10 days of the amendment to each purchaser to Statement of considerations, This Is after you receive this order and the ceil- whom, within two -months Immediately an order establishing uniform retail Ing price list but in no event later than prior to the effective date of such prices issued upon the basis of an appli- 60 days after the date this order is amendment, you had delivered any ar- cation filed by a supplier under section issued. You shall not sell above these ticle included in such diendment. 43 of CPR 7. This section gives a manu- ceiling prices. You may, of course, sell Within 15 dafs after any amendment, facturer or wholesaler the right to apply below these prices. the amendment shall also be included for uniform retail ceiling prices for cer- 3. Retail ceiling Prices for unlisted with the notification to new customers, tain of his branded articles. This sec- items. Some or all of the retail ceiling (d) Notification to OP. Within 15 tion requires that the articles must cus- prices in this order are fixed in terms days of the effective date of this order, tomarily have been sold at substantially of the cost of the article to you. When- you shall send a copy of the list of prices uniform prices, and the ceiling prices ap- ever you receive one of applicant's referred to in Section 8 below to the Dis-' plied for must not raise the general level branded articles which is In the same tribution Branch, Consumer Soft Goods of prices under CPR 7. The order may, category and which has the same net Division, Office of Price Stabilization, of course, be amended or revoked if fur- cost as one covered by the list, the ceil- Washington 25, D. C. ther review shows that the requirements ing price for such article shall be the 8. Ceiling Price list. The ceiling price of the regulation have not been fully met, same as the ceiling price for the article list must be annexed to a copy of the This special order requires each article having that same net cost. order and shall contain the cost and to be tagged or marked with the retail 4. Retail ceiling prices affected by discount, terms to retailers for each ar- ceiling price. The supplier must send amendment to this order. This order ticle covered by this special order and to each rqtafler a copy of this Special may be amended from time to time or it the corresponding retail ceiling prices order, as well a a list of ceiling prices may be revoked. If so, the applicant is fixed by the order. The notice shall be for each article or cost line and notice required to send you a copy of the revo- in substintially the following form: of all amendments. The order requires cation or amendment, together with any the supplier to file certain sales reports list of changes or additions In retail ceil- Column (1) (Column 2) with OPS. ing prices. The ceiling prides contained Retailers will be concerned with sec- In any such amendment become your Retailer's eallings Price toretalleis for articles of tions 1 through 6 of this special order ceiling prices." cost listed In I which contain provisions applying to 5. Harking and tagging. This order column them. The rest of the order is of Inter- requires your supplier to pre-tjcket his est prmarily to the applicant. articles by an early date. The label, Order. For the reasons set forth in tag or ticket must 'be In the following met. the Statement of Considerations and- form: Te,+ Onrct BOU. pursuant to section 43 of CPR 'I, It Is OPS-Sec. 439-CMP 7 Letc. ordered that the following provisions be 'Price s ------In effect: Saturday, November 24, 195Z * FEDErAL REGISTER I185 Provisions for retailers-1. What this order is issued, you shall do the follow- which you have delivered in that 6- order does. 'Seetions 1 through 6 apply Ing: to you and establish month period. uniform ceiling (a) Sending order and list to old cus- This special order may be amended or prices if you sell at retail the articles tomers. Within 15 days after the effec- revo!zed at any time. identified below: tive date of this special order, you shall Name and address of applicant: send a copy of this order, together with Effective date, This special order Revere Knitting Ris, Inc., 124 Eastern a copy of the list referred to in section shall become Effective on the 20th of Avenue, Malden, Massachusetts. 8 below to each purchaser for resale to November 1951. Brand name: "Travelo." whom, within two months immediately MCMXcrsr V. DWA=~, Articles: Sweaters. prior to the effective date, you had deliv- Director of Price Stabilization. 2. Retail ceiling prices for listed arti- ered any article covered by this order. cles. Your ceiling prices for sales at re- (b) Notiftcation to new customers. A ITOVELME 19, 1951. tail of the articles identified above are copy of this special order and the list (P. 3. Dcc. 51-13376; Piled, Itov. 19, 1,51; the retail prices listed in your supplier's shall be sent to all other purchazers for 4:3. p. f.) application filed with OPS. These prices resale on or before the date of the first will be included in a list which will be delivery of any article covered by thla annexed to the copy of this order which order. [Ceiln. Price Regulation you will receive from your supplier The (c) Notification with respect to amend- 7. Section 43, list of ceiling prices will be filed with the ments. Within 15 days after the effec- Spcia Order '1351 Federal Register as an appendix to this tive date of any subsequent amendment 1.J. L NAM= Co. special order as soon as practicable. to this order, you shall send a copy of These ceiling prices are effective 10 days the amendment to each purchaser to CMWG PrrCES AT RM after you receive this order and the ceil- whom, within two months immediately Statement of considerations. Ing price list but in no event later than prior to the effective date of such amend- This is 60 an order establishing uniform retail days after the-date this order is is- ment, you had delivered any article in- prices Issued upon the basis of an ap- sued. You shall not sell above these cluded in such amendment. Within 15 plication filed by a supplier under sec- clling prices. You may, of course, sell days after any amendment, the amend- tion 43 of CPR 7. This section gives a below these prices. ment shall also be Included with the noti- manufacturer or 3. Retail ceiling Prices wholesaler the right to for unlisted fication to new customers. apply for uniform retail ceiling prices for items. Some or all of the retail ceiling (d) Notillcation to OPS. Within 15 certain of his branded articles. This prices in this order are fixed in terms days of the effective date of this order, section requires that the articles must of the cost of the article to you. When- you shall send a copy of the list of prices customarily have been sold at substn- ever you receive one of the applicant's referred to in section 8 below to the tially uniform prices, and the c3lling branded articles which is in the same Distribution Branch, Consumer Soft prices applied for must not raise the category and which has the same net Goods Division, Office of Price Stabiliza- General level of prices under CPR 7. cost as one covered by the list, the ceil- tion, Washington 25, D. C. The order may, of rourse, be amended ing price for such article shall -be the 8. Ceiling Price list. The ceiling price or revohed if further review shows that same as the ceiling price for the article list must be annexed to a copy of the the requirements of the regulation have having that same net cost order and shall contain the cozt and not been fully met. 4. Retail ceiling prices affected by discount terms to retailers for each ar- This special order requires each article amendment to this order. This order ticle covered by this special order and to be tagged or marked with the retail may be amended from time to time "ceilingprice. The ma; be revoked. If so, the applicantor isit the corresponding retail celing prices supplier must sendto fixed by the order. The notice shall be Each retailer a copy of this special required to send you a copy of the revo- in substantially the following order, cation or amendment, together with any form: as well as a list of ceiling prices for each list of changes or additions in retail ceil- article or cost line and notice of all (Column 1) (Column':) amendments. The order requires the ing prices. The ceiling prices contained supplier to file certain sales reports with in any such amendment become your Fice to rctaltlrm fur art/ldc 6i O S. Po-t ceiling prices. Iltcd in Retailers wil be concerned with sec- 5. Marking and tagging. This order elumn0 I tions 1 through 6 of this special order requires your supplier to pre-tickit his which contain provisions applying to articles by an early date. The label, tag pzr......

Ing price list but in no event later than prior to the effective date of such turer or wholesaler the right to apply for 60 days after the date this order is issued. amendment, you had delivered any arti- uniform retail ceiling prices for certain You shal not sell above these ceiling cle included in such amendment. With- of his branded articles. This section re- prices. You may, of course, sell below in 15 days after any amendment, the quires that the articles must customarily these prices. amendment shall also be included with have been sold at substantially uniform 3. Retail ceiling prices for unlisted the notification to new customers. prices, and the ceiling prices applied for items. Some or all of the retail ceiling (d) Notification *to OPS. Within 15 must not raise the general level of prices prices in this order are fixed in terms of days of the effective date of this order, under CPR 7. The order may, of course, the cost of the article to you. Whenever you shall send a copy of the list of prices be amended or revoked If further-review you receive one of applicaht's branded referred to in Section 8 below to the Dis- shows that the requirements of the regu- articles which is in the same category tribution Branch, Consumer Soft Goods lation have not been fully met. and which has the same net cost as- one *Division, Office of Price Stabilization, This special order requires each article covered by the list, the ceiling price for Washington 25, D. C. to be tagged or marked with the retail such article shall be the same as the 8. Ceiling price list. The ceiling price ceiling price. The supplier must send to ceiling price for the article- having that list must be annexed to a copy of the each retailer a copy of this special order, same net cost. order and shall contain the cost and dis- as well as a list of ceiling prices for each 4. Retail ceiling prices affected by count terms to retailers for each article article or cost line and notice of all amendment to this order. This order covered by this special order and the cor- amendments. The order requires the may be amended from time to time or responding retail ceiling prices fixed by supplier to file certain sales reports with It may be reoked. If so, the applicant the order. The notice shall be in sub- OPS. is required to send you a copy of the stantially the following form: Retailers will be concerned with sec- revocation or amendment, together with tions 1 through 6 of this special order any list of changes or additions in retail (Column 1) (Column2) which contain provisions applying to ceiling prices. The ceiling prices con- them. The rest of the order is of interest tained in any such amendment become Price to retailers Retqler'sof cost listed ceilings in columnfor articles I primarily to the applicant. your ceiling prices. Order. For the reasons set forth in 5. Marking and tagging. This order the Statement of Considerations iand [unit. , net. requires your supplier to pre-ticket his S...... per...... dozen. Termslpreent EOU. pursuant to section 43 of CPR 7, it is articles by an early date. The label, tag etc. 't. ordered that the following provisions be or ticket must be in the following form: In effect: OPS--Sec. 43--CPR 7 9. Pre-ticketingrequirements. As the Provi ions for retailers-1. What thits Price $ ------applicant to whom this special order is order does.. Sections 1 through 6 apply After issued, you must, within 60 days after to you and establish uniform ceiling 90 days from the effective date the prices If you sell at retail the articles of this order, unless you receive articles effective date of this order (or in the case marked or of an identified below: tagged in this form, you must' amendment within 6 days after Name and address of applicant: so mark or tag them yourself. Before the effective date of that amendment), Jacob that date you must mark each article Siegel Company, 311 North Broad Street, mark, tag or post covered by this order Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania. - with your prices in the manner required by a statement in the following form: Brand name: "Alpacuna." the regulation whichapplies in the ab- OPS--Sec. 43--CPR 7 Articles: Overcoats and topcoats. sence of this special order. ' Price .-----.. 2. Retail ceiling prices for listed ar- With respect to articles the ceiling tibles; prices of which are affected by any Instead of marking the article you may Your ceiling prices for sales at amendm6nt attach a label, tag or ticket containing retail of the articles Identified above are to this order, the same rules the retail prices listed apply except that you must mark or tag the same information. in your supplier's such articles 10. Sales volume r0orts. Within 45 application filed with OPS. These prices as stated above not later will be included in a list which wil be than 60 days after the effective date of days of the expiration of the ,first 6- month period following the effective date annexed to the copyof this order which the amendment. you 6. Applicability. This special order es- of this special order and within 45 days will receive from your supplier. tablishes kour ceiling prices for the arti- of the expiration of each successive 6- The list of ceiling prices will be filed with cles covered by it regardless -of whether month period, you shall file with the the Federal Register as an appendix to you would otherwise price the articles Distribution Branch, Ofice of Price Sta- this special order-as soon as practicable. bilization, Washington 25, D. C., d re- These ceiling prices are effective 10 days under CPR 7 or any other regulation. It after you receive applies to sales in the 48 states and the- port setting forth the number of units this order and the coil- of each article covered by this special Ing price list but in no event later than District of Columbia. order is is- Provisions for the applicant-7.Noti- Order which you have delivered in that, 60 days after the -date this "6-month period. sued. You shall not sell abote the ceil- flcation to retailers. As the manufac- Ing prices. You may, of course, sell be- turer or wholesaler to whom this special This special order may be amended or revoked at any time. low these prices. order is issued, you shall do the follow- 3. Retail ceiling prices for unlisted ing: Effective date. This si6ecial order items. Some or all of the retail ceiling (a) Sending order and list to old cus- shall become effective on the 20th of No- prices in this order are fixed in terms of tomers. Within 15 days after the effec- vember 1951. the cost of the article to you. Whenecer tive date of this special order, you shall IMCRAEL. send a copy V. DzSALuE, you receive one of applicant's branded of this order, together with DirectorofPrice Stabilization. articles which is in the same category a copy of the list referred to in section 8 below to each purchaser NOVnuBau 19, 1951. and which has thb same net cost as one for resale to covered by the list, the ceiling price for whom, within 2 months immediately [F. R. Doc. 51-13977; Piled, Nov. 19, 1951; such article shall be the same as the ceil- prior to the effective date, you had de- - 4:35 p. M.] livered any article ing price for the article having that same covered by this order. net cost. (b) Notification to new customers. A 4. Retail ceiling prices affected by copy of this special order and the list [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, amendment to this order. This order shall be sent to all other purchasers for may be amended from time to time or resale on or before the date of the first Special Order '7361 It may be revoked. If so, the applicant delivery of any article covered by this JACOB SIEGEL CO. is required to send you a copy of the order.. CEILING PRICES AT RETAIL revocation, or amendment, together with (c) Notification with respect to any list of changes ol additions in re- amendments. Within 15 days after the Statement of considerations. This is tail ceiling prices. The ceiling prices effective date of any subsequent amend- an order establishing uniform retail contained in any such amendment be- ment to this order, you shall send a copy prices issued upon the basis of an appli- come your ceiling prices. of the amendment to each purchaser to ration filed by a supplier under section 43 5. Marking and tagging. This order whom, within .2 months immediately of CPR 7. This section gives a manufac- rcquires your supplier to pre-ticket his Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER U837 articles by an early date. The label, tag 9. Pre-tlcketing requirements. As the Prov!,sions for retailer;-i.Wlzat this or ticket must be in the following form: applicant to whom this special order is order does. Sections I through 6 apply OPS--Sec. 43--CPB 7 issued, 7ou must, within 60 days after to you and establish uniform ceiling Price $...... the effective date of this order (or in the prices If you sell at retal the articles After 90 days from the effective date case of an amendment within 60 days Identified below: of this order, unless you receive articles after the effective date of that amend- Name and address of applicant: marked or tagged In this form, you must ment), mark each article covered by this Evansville Mattress & Couch Co., Inc., so mark or tag them yourself. Before order with a statement In the following 1500-06 West Missouri Street, Evans- that date you must mark, tag or post form: vile 7, Indiana. OPS--Se. 43-CPR 7 Brand name: "Restonc'. your prices in the manner required by Price 0 -..-- the regulation which applies in the ab- Articles: Mattresses and box springs. sence of this special order. Instead of marking the article you may 2. Retail ceiling Prices for listed ar- With respect to articles the ceiling attach a label, tag or ticket containing ticles. Your celling prices for sales at prices of which are affected by any the same information. retail of the articles identified above ar amendment to this order, the same rules 10. Sales volume reports. Within 45 the retail prices listed in your suppliers apply except that you must mark or tag days of the expiration of the first 6- application filed with OPS. These such articles as stated above not later month period following the effective date prices will be included in a list which than 60 days after the effective date of of this special order and within 45 days will be annexed to the copy of this order the amendment. of the expiration of each successive 6- which you will receive from your sup- 6. Applicability. This special order month period, you shall file with the Dis- plier. The list of ceiling prices will be establishes your ceiling prices for the tribution Branch, Office of Price Stabi- filed with the Federal Register as an articles covered by it regardless of lization, Washington 25, D. C., a report appendix to this special order as soon whether you would otherwise price the setting forth the number of units of each as practicable. These ceiling prices are articles under CPR 7 or any other regu- article covered by this special order effective 10 days after rou receive this lation. It applies to -sales in the 48 which you have delivered In that 6- order and the ceiling price list but in no states and the District of Columbia. month period. event later than 60 days after the date Provisions for-the applicant-7. No- This special order may be amended or this order is issued. You shall not sall manufac- revoked at any time. above these ceiling prices. You may, of ifteation to retailers. As the course, sell belaw these prices. turer or wholesaler to whom this special Effective date. This special order order is issued, you shall do the follow- 3. Retail ceiling prices for unlisted shall become effective on the 20th of items. Some or all of the retail ceiling ing: November 1951. (a) Sending order and list to old cus- prices in this order are fixed In terms of tomers. Within 15 days after the effec- McnsrL V. DISr., the cost of the article to you. Whenever tive date of this special order, you shall Director o1 Price Stabilization. you receive one of applicant's branded articles which is in the same category send a copy of this order, together with Novuasa 19, 1951. a copy of the list referred to in section 8 and which has the same net cost as one below to each purchaser for resale to [. R. Doe. 61-13976; Flled, N1ov. 19, 1951; covered by the list, the ceiling price for whom, within 2 months immediately 4:35 p. m.l such article shall be the same as the prior to the effective date, you had deliv- ceiling price for the article having that ered any article covered by this order. same net cost. (b) Notification to new customers. A [Ceiling Price Regulation 7. Ecctlon 43, 4. Retail ceing prices affected by amendment to this order. This order copy of this special order and the list Speclal Order 7371 to all other purchasers for may be amended from time to time or shall be sent 11 may be revoked. If so, the applicant resale on or before th3 date of the first EvAisvmr M&TTRESS & Couca Co., Izc. delivery of any article covered by this is required to send you a copy of the order. CELflTO PRIMcS AT nV=AIM revocation or amendment, together with any list of changes or additions in re- (c) Notification with respect to Statement of considerations. This is tail ceiling prices. The ceiling prices amendments. Within 15 days after the an order establishing uniform retail amend- contained in any such amendment be- effective date of any subsequent prices issued upon the basis of an ap- come your ceilin prices. ment to this order, you shall send a copy plication filed by a supplier under cection of the amendment to each purchaser to 5. MJarlng and tagging. This order 43 of CPR 7. This section gives a manu- requires your supplier to pre-ticket his whom, within 2 months immediately facturer or wholesaler the rlghf to apply articles by an early date. The label, tag prior to the effective date of such amend- for uniform retail ceiling prices for cer- or ticket must be in the following form: ment, you had delivered any article in- tain of his branded articles. This cec- cluded in such amendment. Within 15 tion requires that the articles must cus- OPS-Sec. 43--CPR 7 days after any amendment, the amend- tomarily have been sold at substantil31y Prico 0- ment shall also be included with the no- uniform prices, and the ceiling prices ap- After 90 days from the effective date tification to new customers. plied for must not raise the general level of this order, unless you receive articles (d) Notification to OPS. Within 15 of prices under CPR 7. The order may, marked or tagged in this form, you must days of the effective date of this order, of course, be amended or revoked if fur- so mark or tag them yourself. Before you shall send a copy of the list of prices ther review shows that the requirements that date you must mar1, tag or post referred to in section 8 below to the of the regulation have not been fully met. your prices In the manner required by Distribution Branch, Consumer Soft This special order requires each article the regulation which applies in the ab- Goods Division, Office of Price Stabiliza- to be tagged or marked with the retail sence of this special order. tion, Washington 25, D. C. ceiling price. The supplier must send to With respect to articles the celling 8. Ceiling Price list. The ceiling price each retailer a copy of this special order, prices of which are affected by any list must be annexed to a copy of the as well as a list of ceiling prices for each amendment to this order, the same rules order and shall contain the cost and dis- article or cost line and notice of all apply except that you must mark or tag count terms to retailers for each article amendments. The order requires the such articles as stated above not later covered by this special order and the supplier to file certain sales reports with than 60 days after the effective date of corresponding retail ceiling prices fixed OPS. the amendment. by the order. The notice shall be in Retailers will be concerned with sec- 6. Applicability. This special order es- substantially the following form: -tlons 1 through 6 of this special order tablishes your ceiling prices for the ar- which contain provisions applying to ticles covered by it regardless of whether (Column 1) (Colunmn 2) them. The rest of the order is of inter- est primarily to the applicant. you would othervse price the articles Prce to retallen Retailer's ccins for rtlekcs other regulation. It [ of cost listed in column I Order For the reasons set forth in under CPR 7 or any the Statement of Considerations and applies to sales in the 48 states and the istrict of Columbia. $.. pr...... dze.runit. TerspretEOM.fner+Et pursuant to section 43 of CPR 7, it Is Provisionsfor the applicant-7. ofti- et_ etc. ordered that the following provisions be 6 ---- .; in effect: fication to retailers. As the manufactur- 11888 NOTICES er or wholesaler to whom this special or- This special order may be amended Washington 95, D. C. (and supplemented der is Issued, you shall do the following: or revoked at any time. and amended in the manufacturer's ap- (a) Sending order and list to old cus- Effective date. This special order plication dated October 9, 1951). tomers. Within 15 days after the effec- shall become effective on the 20th of A list of such ceiling prices will be tive date of this special order,-you shall November 1951. filed by the Office of Price Stabilization send a copy of this order, together with a with the Federal Register as an appen- copy of-the list referred to in section 8 MiCHrM V. DISALL, dix to this special order as soon as prac- below to each purchaser for resale to Director o1 Price Stabilization. ticable. On and after the date of re- whom, within two months immediately NovsiwREa 19, 1951. ceipt of a copy of this special order, with prior to the effective date, you had de- notice of prices annexed, but in no event livered any article covered by this order. iF. R. Dce. 51-13979; Filed, Nov. 19, 1951; later than January 19, 1952, no seller (b) Notification to new customers. A 4:35 p. =] at retail may offer or sell any article copy of this special order and the list covered by this special order at a price shall be sent to all other purchasers for higher than the ceiling price established resale on or before the date of the first [Ceiling Price Regulation 7, Section 43, by this special order. Sales may be delivery of any article covered by this Special Order 738] made, of course, at less than the ceiling order. prices." (c) Notification with respect to JoHN OsTER MFG. CO. 2. Marking and tagging. On andf after amendments. Within 15 days after the cNG PRICES AT RETAIL January 19, 1952, John Oster Manufac- effective date of any subsequent amend- .turing Company must mark each article ment to this order, you shall send a copy Statement of considerations. In ac- for which a ceiling price has been es- of the amendment to each purchaser to cordance with section 43 of Ceiling Price tablished in paragraph 1 of this special whom, within two months Immediately Regulation 7, the applicant named in the order with the retail ceiling price under prior to the effective date of such amend- accompanying special order, John Oster this special order or attach to the article ment, you had delivered any article in- Manufacturing Company, 1 Main Street, a label, tag, or ticket stating the retail cluded in such amendment. Within 15 Racine, Wisconsin, has applied to the ceiling price. This mark or statement days after any amendment, the amend- Office of Price Stabilization for maxi- must be in the following form: ment shall also be included with the noti- mum resale prices for retail sales of cer- OPS-Sec. 43--CPR 7 fication to new customers. tain of its articles. Applicant has sub- Price Q- ...... (d) Notification to OPS. Within 15 mitted the information required under days of the effective date of this order, this section and has produced evidence On and after February 18, 1052, no re- you shall send a copy of the list of prices which in the Judgment-of the Director tailer may offer or sell the article unless referred to in section 8 below to the indicates that the applicant has com,- it Is marked or tagged in the form stated Distribution Branch, Consumer Soft plied with other stated requirements. above. Prior to February 18, 1952, un- Goods Division, Office of Price Stabiliza- The Director has determined on the less the article is marked or tagged in tion, Washington 25, D. C. basis of information available to him, in- this form, the retailer shall comply with 8. Ceiling price list. The ceiling price cludirg the data and certified conclu- the marking, tagging, and posting pro- list must be annexed to a copy of the or- sions of fact submitted by the applicant, visions of the regulation which would der and shall contain the cost and dis- that the retail ceiling prices requested apply in the absence of this special order. count terms to retailers for each article and which are established by this special Upon issuance of any amendment to covered by this special order and the cor- order are no higher than the level of this special order which either adds an responding retail ceiling prices fixed by ceiling prices under Ceiling Price Regu- article to those already listed In the ap- the order. The notice shall be in sub- lation 7. plication or changes the retail ceiling stantially the following form: The special order contains provisions price of a listed article, the applicant requiring each article to be marked by named in this special order must com- (Column 1) (Column 2) the applicant with the retail ceiling price ply as to each such article with the pre- established by the accompanying special ticketing requirements of this paragraph Price to rctailers Retaier's ceilings for articles order. The applicant and intermedilkte within 30 days after the effective date of of cost listed In column 1 distributorfs are required to send pur- the amendment. After 60 days from the chasers of the article a copy of this spe- effective date, no retailer may offer or Sunit. T e $..... per.... dozen. Termspret EOL cial order, a notice listing retail ceiling sell the article unless it is ticketed in ac- cordance with the requirements of this tce. 6.....o.. prices for each cost line and, in specified cases, of subsequent amendments of this paragraph. Prior to the expiration of 9. Pre-ticketingrequirements. As the special order. the sixty-day period, unless the article applicant to whom this special order is The special order also requires appli- is so ticketed, the retailer must comply cant to file with the Distribution with the marking, tagging, and posting Issued, you must, within 60 days after 'provisions of the regulation the effective date of this order (or in Branch regular reports setting forth the which would the case of an amendment within 60 number of units of each article covered apply In the absence of this special order. days after the effective date of that by this special order which applicant has 3. Notification to resellers-(a) Notices amendment), mark each article cov- delivered during the reporting period. to be given by applicatt. (1) After re- ered by this order with a statement in This requirement conforms with the ceipt of this special order, a copy of this the following form: provisions of section 43, Ceiling Price special order and the notice described be- Regulation 7. low shall be sent by the applicant to each OPS--Sec. 43--CPR 7 Special provisions. For the reasons set purchaser for resale on or before the date Price $ ------forth in the statement of considerations of the first delivery of any article cov- Instead of marking the article you may and pursuant to section 43 of Ceiling ered in paragraph 1 of this special order, attach a label, tag or ticket containing Price Regulation 7, this special order is (2) Within 15 days after the effective the same information. hereby issued. date of this special order, the applicant 10. Sales volume reports. Within 45 1. Ceiling prices. The ceiling prices shall send a copy of this special order days of the expiration of the first for sales at retail of electrical hair dry- and the notice described below to each 6-month period following the effective ers, mixers, massage machines, hair clip- purchaser for resale to whom within two date of this special order and within 45 pers, knife sharpeners, and liquefier- months immediately prior to the receipt days of the expiration of each succes- blenders sold through wholesalers and of this special order the applicant had sive 6-month period, you shal file with retailers and having the brand name(s) delivered, any article "Oster" and "Race" shall be covered by para- the Distribution Branch, Office of Price the pro- graph 1 of this special order. Stabilization, Washington 25, D. 0., a posed retail ceiling prices listed by John Oster Manufacturing Company, I Main (3) The applicant must notify each report setting-forth the number of units Street, Racine, Wisconsin, hereinafter purchaser for resale of any amendment of each article covered by this special referred to as the "applicant" in its ap- to this special order in the same manner, order which you have delivered in that plication dated October 2, 1951 and filed annexing to the amendment an appro- 6-month period. with the Office of Price Stabilization, priate liotice as described below, Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER .USS9 (4) The applicant shall annex to this 7. Applicability. The provisions of appzars that applicant has been operat- special order or amendment a notice this special order are applicable in the ing at a Iozs with respect to itsice manu- listing the style or lot number, name, or United States and the District of Co- facturinz operations, that the loss is other description of each item covered lumbia. attributable to the level of its existing by this special order or amendment and order celing prices, established for applicant Effective date. This 'special in Letter Order No. GCPR-SR-45-II-1 its corresponding retail ceiling price. shall become effective November 20,1951. The notice shall be in substantially the by Reion 2, that the adjusted ceiling following form: MrCWXL V. DxS.u=, prices specified below will not he sub- Director of Price Stablftzation. stantially out of line with the celing (Column 2) 19, 195L prices established for other sellers of ice (Column 1) NovETra in the New York City area, and that if Item (style ornlotnum- Ing pre fori smt. IF. F. Doc. 61-13980; Flied. 17ov. 19, 1951; such adjusted prices are charged its bex or 0te desep a l COM 1 il tion) 4:35 p. =n] operations, based upon 1950 volume, ooo, $--- yield a profit on sales. In the judgment of the Director, ad- [General Ceiling Price Regulatlon, Supp. Justment of the ceiling prices of resellers of Ice purchased from applicant Is neces- (5) Within 15 days after the effective Regz. 40, Special Order 11 sary, corresponding to the adjustment date of this special order or any amend- K;rcxsocxsa IcE Co. in applicant's ceiling prices established ment thereto, two copies of the ceiling herein and this order therefore permits price notice above described must be EQUEST FOR ADUSTZXE; OP CEIII PIIICES resellers to increase their celing prices filed by the applicant with the Distri- American Ice Company, d/bta Knick- for Ice purchased from applicant by the bution Branch, Consumer Soft Goods Dreyer dollars-and-cents Increase in cost to Division, Office of Price Stabilization, erbocker Ice Company, 43-17 Avenue, Long Island City 1, New Yorl. them resulting from increases charged Washington 25, D. C. ,Statement of considerations. Amer- by applicant under this order. (6) The applicant must supply each ican Ice Company, d/bla Knickerbocker Paragraph 6 of this order requires ap- purchaser for resale other than a retail- called "appli- plicant to supply a copy of this special er with sufficient copies of this special Ice Company (hereinafter cant"), has applied to the Office of Price order to each reseller to whom applicant or.der, amendment and notices to permit Stabilization pursuant to General Ceil- sells Ice. such purchasers for resale to comply Price Regulation, Supplementary Special provisions. For the reasons set requirements of ing with the notification Regulation 45 for an adjustment of Its forth in the Statement of Considerations this special order. ceiling prices and the ceiling prices of and pumuant to section 4 of Supplemen- (b) Notices to be given by purchasers Ice. tary Re-ulaton 45 to the General Ceil- (1) A resellers for sales of various types of for resale (other than retailers). Applicant has submitted the Informa- ing Price Regulatlon, this special order copy of this special order, together with is Issued. the annexed notice of ceiling prices de- tion required by section 3 of the regula- tion which in the judgment of the Di- 1. The pricing provisions of the letter scribed in subparagraph (a) (4) of this that It is eligible for order, Docket No. GCPR-SR-45-lI-1, be sent by each purchaser rector establishes section, shall an adjustment. dated September 10, 1951, issued by Re- for resale (other than retailers) to each On the basis of the Information sub- gion 2, Ofce of Price'Stabilization are of his purchasers on or before the date hereby revoked and the new ceiling a mitted, It appears that applicant manu- of the first delivery after receipt of types of Ice for Wale to prices for sales of ice by applicant in the order. factures various copy of this special consumers and to peddlers and dealers New York City area shall be computed (2) Within 15 days of receipt of this area. It further as follows: special order and the annexed notice, in the New York City each purchaser for resale (other than Typo of Caec * Pdr retailers) shall send a, copy of the or- der and notice to each of his purchasers Commercial trade delivery: Wales of 200-1,60D pounds per ------7 per hundredweght. to whom, within two months prior to re- Sales of 1,600 pounds to truck Io00.45 per hundredweight. celpt of this'special order, his records in- Whplesale trade (peddlers and dealers at platform) 01.05 per 300-pound cake. dicate he had delivered any article cov- Icing railroad cars ...... 87 per 300-pound cak. ered by paragraph 1 of this special or- Crushed Ice (delivered) --...... tO.63 per hundredweiht, der. Ice cubes at platforin-- Ms5 per 40-pound tub. (3) Each purchaser for resale (other Ice cubes delivered------C00 per 40-poundl tub. than retailers) must notify each pur- chaser of any amendment to this spe- Applicant shall apply Its customary dif- per tub In the base period, and $1.05 per cial order in the same manner, annex- ferentials to the above prices. This 40-pound tub to those persons to whom Ing to the amendment an appropriate means that to determine Its celng price It delivered at $1.0 per tub during the notice as described above. to any one purchaser, applicant shall add base period. 4. Reports. Within 45 days of the ex- to or subtract from the above prices the Applicant shall also prepare invoices piration of the first six-month period fol- applicable dollars-and-cents differential for each sale of Ice showing the name lowing the effective date of this special between the highest price It charged that and address of customer, and quantity, order and within 45 days of the expira- purchaser during the period December price and type of Ice sold. It shall pre- tion of each successive six-month period, 19, 1950, to January 25. 1951, inclusive, serve and keep available for inspection the applicant shall file with the Dis- and the price which by the Director of Price Stabilization for Goods for that commodity, tribution Branch, Consumer Soft it listed as Its General Ceiling Price a period of two years a copy of each of Division, Office of Price Stabilization, Regulation price for that commodity these invoices. Washington 25, D. C., a report setting prior to the issuance of SR-45, as shown 2. Applicant's unadjusted ceiling forth the number of units of each article in the detailed list of prices, dated Octo- prices under the General Ceiling Price covered by, this special order which he ber 1, 1951, submitted in support of its Regulation shall apply to all types of ice has delivered in that six-month period. application; for example, the October s les other than those specified above. 5. Other regulations affecte . The list of prices designates applicant's GCPB 3. Peddlers and dealers, and any other provisions of this special order estab- price prior to the Issuance of R-45 for rezellers of Ice purchased from appli- lish the ceiling price for' sales at retal ice cubes at platform as 30 cents per cant may pams on the dollars-and-cents of the articles covered by it, regardless 40-pound tub, but it sold to some pur- costs to them of of whether the retailer is otherwise sub- amount of increase in chasers at $1 per tub and others at 25 purchased from applicant due to in- Ject to Ceiling Price Regulation 7 or any Ice cents per tub. Its ceiling price for Ice crease in ceiling prices allowed by this other regulation. cubes at platform is, under this order, -6. Revocation. This special order or 35 cents per 40-pound tub to thoze per- order. may be revoked, to whom It delivered at 80 cents per 4. Applicant is required to maintain any provisions thereof sons discounts or amended by the Director tub in the base period, 30 cents per tub the terms of delivery and suspended, Dacem- of Price Stabilization at any time. to those to whom it delivered at 25 cents which It had during the period NOTICES ber 19, 1950, to January 25, 1951, nclu- 6. Authority is hereby redelegated to [Region X I, Redelegation of Authority 71 sive. the Director of the San Francisco Dis- Dnuxcoas O Pisacrc OFfers, 5. This special order or any provision trict Office of Price Stabilization to per- Mrxmon = thereof may be revoked; suspended, or mit by order, in accordance with section amended by the Director of Price Stabi- 39 (b) (3) of CPR 7, markups higher REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY To wnocrss lization at any time. than those listed in Appendix E of this REPORTS or PRorosED CEILING PRICEs roR 6. Applicant shall deliver a copy of regulation. SALES AT RETAIL BY REsLLERs PURsUANT this special order to each reseller to The redelegation. of authority con- TO SECTION 5 OF CPR 67 whom it sells ice, such delivery to be tained in paragraph I Shall take effect By virtue of the authority vested in me made in each case with or prior to the as of May 21, 1951. The redelegation of as Director of the Regional Office of Price first delivery of ice to the reseller at a authority contained in paragraphs 2 and Stabilization, No, XII, pursuant to Dele- price higher than its ceiling price in ef- 3 shall take effect as of July Il, 1951. gation of Authority No. 22' (15 F. R. fect prior to the effective date of this The redelegation of authority contained 10010), this redelegation of authority is order. in paragraphs 4.5 and d shall take effect hereby Issued. 3, 1951. Orders exercising Effective date. This special order as of August Authority Is hereby redelegated to the the authority described in this redelega- 'Director of the Los Angeles District Ofce shall become effective November 23, ion of authority which have been issued 1951. of Price Stabilization to approve, pur- between the pertinent effective date Auant to section 5, CPR 67, a ceiling price EVwARP P. P LPs, Jr., named In this paragraph and the date for sales at retail proposed by a reseller Acting Director of of issuance of this redelegation of au- under CPR 67, disapprove such a pro- Price Stablization. thority are hereby ratified- posed ceiling price, establish a different Novemwz= 21, 1951. Jomv EL ToLm, Jr., ceiling price by order, or request addi- tional information concerning such ceil- [F. R. Doc. 51-14106; Filed, Nov. 21, 1,351; Regional Director,Region XII. Nov"NEz 21, 1951. ing price. ' 4:47 p. m.1 This redelegation of authority shall [P. R. Doc. 51-14107; Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; take effect as of November 2, 1951. 4:47 p. MI CREsSLYN L. TILLEY, [Region XII, Redelegation of Authority 13 Acting Regional Director. DrECTORS oF Disraczr Orriczs, Region XII. REGION r [Region 3= Redelegation of Authority 61 NOIL EUBER 21, 1951. ERLELEGATION OF AUTHORI TO ACT ON DIRECToRs o DIsTRiC OFFIcES, IF. R. Doc. 51-14108; Filed, Nov. 21, 1051" APPLICATIONS PERTAINING TO CERTAIN REGION=Xl 4:47 p. m. FOOD AM RESTAURANT COSIMODII AND OF AUTHORir TO AUTHORIZE MARKUPS IN REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO AUTHORIZE ZTARKUPS IN EXCESS OF APPENDIX X OF [Cellng Price Regulation 83, Section 2. EXCESS OF APPEIDIX E OF CEILING PRICE CEILING PRICE REGULATION 7 AND TO ACT REGULATION 7 ON APPLICATIONS PERTAINING TO CERTAIN Special Order 11 By virtue of the authority vested in me FOOD AND RESTAURANT COMIDIDEITE PACKARD MOTe CAR Co. as Director of the Regional Office of Price Stabilization, No. XII, pursuant to By virtue of the authority vested in BASIC ,10o ANMCILRGES rotNEW PAS- Delegation of Authority No. 8 (16 F. R. me as Director of the Regional Office of SENGER AUTOIOBILES 5659), Amendment I to Delegation of Price Stabilization, No. XM pursuant to Statement of considerations. A sched- Delegation of Authority No. 5 (16 F. 1. Authority No. 8 (16 F. R. 6640) and Dele- ule of prices and charges for sellers of gation of Authority No. 5 (16 P. R. 3672), 3672), Deegation of Authority No. 8 (16 F. R. 5659)., Amendment 1 to Dele- new passenger automobiles manufac- this redtelegation of authority is hereby tured by the Packard Motor Car Com- issued: gation of Authority No.8 (16 P. R. 6640), Delegation of Authority No. 13 (16 P. 1. pany is eftablished by this Special Order 1. Authority is hereby redelegated to pursuant to section 2 of Ceiling Price the Directors of the San Francisco and 6806) and section 34 of CPR 25 (16 F. R. 3739), this redelegation of auth6rity is Regulation 83. This section pro~ides Los Angeles District Offices of Price Sta- that the Director will establish the basic billzatlofi to act on all applications for hereby issued. Ir Authority Is hereby redelegated to prices for new automobllesfor sellers at price action and adjustment under the retail and wholesale, and hlso establish provisions of section 26 of CPR 15. the Director of the Fresno District Office of the Office of Price Stabilization to au- the charges for extra, special or optional 2. Authority is hereby redelegated to equipment for these automobiles that the Director of the Los Angeles District thorize, by order, In accordance with sec- tion 39 (b) (3) of CPR 7,markups higher are iold by the manufacturer. Office of Price Stabilization to act on all Special Provisions. For the reasons applications for price action and adjust- than those listed in Appendix E of that regulation. set forth in the Statement of Considera- ment under the provisions of section 26a tions and pursuant to section 2 of Ceil. of CPR 15 and section 24rbf CPR 16. 2. Authority Is hereby redelegated to the Director of the Fresno District Office in Price Regulation 83, this Special 3. Authority Is hereby redelegated to Order is hereby Issued. the Director of the Los Angeles District of the Office of Price Stabilization to, act on all applications for price action and L The basic prices, as defined In Ceil. Office of Price Stabilizati6n to permit, Ing Price Regulation 83, section 2, which by order, in accordance with section 39 adjustment under the provisions of sec- tions 28a and 28b of CPR 14, sections retail and wholesale sellers will use In (b) (3) of CPR 7, markups higher than determining the ceiling prices of auto- those listed In Appendix E of this regula- 21a, 26,26a, and 30 (b)of CPR 15, and Sections 22 (b), 24a and 26 (b) of CPR 16. mobiles manufactured by the Packard tion. Motor Car Company, for the, several 4. Authority is hereby redelegated to 3. Authority is hereby redelegated to the Director of the Fresno District Office body styles In each line or series, are as the Director of the San Francisco Di follows. trict Office of Price Stabilization to act of the Office of Price Stabilization to act on all applications for price action and on all applications for 'price action and 200 Series: adjustment under the provisions of sec- 249± 4-door Sedan .------..... 02, 390.94 adjustment under the provisions of sec- 2495 2-door Sedan ------2,34447 tion 26a of CPR 15 and section 24a of tion 13 of CPR 11. 2498" Business Couper------2,230. 03 CPR 16. This redelegation of authority shall 200 Daluxe Series: 5. Authority is hereby redelegated'to take effect as of November 2, 1951. 2462 4-door Sedan ------2,540.84 the Directors of the San Francisco and CRESYyN 1. TILLEY, 2465 2-door Sedan.- .....------2,488.87 Los Angeles District Offices of Price Sta- 280 Series: Acting Regional Director, 2467 ay3at...... 8,130.33 bilization to act on all applications for Reglon XI. 2409 Convertible ...... price hction and adjustment under the 8,290.01 NovEMER 21, 1951. 800 Series: provisions of sections 21a, and 30 (r 2472 4-door Sedan...... ------2,0-0.33 of CPR 15 and sections 22 (b) and 26 (b) iF.I. Doe. 51-14109; Filed, Nov, 21, 1951; 400 Series: of CPR 16. 4:48 p. Is.] 2452 4-door Sedan ...... 8,53.10 Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 11591

2. The charges for factory Installed Springs, export, (all lines or cc. H.) charges. Sellers covered by this- extra, special or optional equdLpment ries)------C3.12 order will apply such charges to the 'rs will Steering wheel, (speclal 200 and 200 prices and charges in accordance with which wholesalers and retail selli Deluxe 250 and 300 cerles).... use in determining the ceiling prIces Of Toggle Grip, (body styles No. 2495 Section 2 of CPR 83. automobiles manufactured b3r the pad 245) 6. Go 5. Al provisions of Ceiling Price Reu- Packard Motor Car Company are as Trunk compartment light (200 and latlon 83 not Inconsistent with this follows: 200 Deluxe serie3)------3.02 order, Including the posting, invoicing. Tires, 6 ply (all lines or ceres).. 47.80 and record-keeplng requirements of that Accessory Group Deluxe DF: Tires, white wall, 4 ply (200 and 209 regulation, remain in effect as to sales (Available for 2-door body styles -7.05 2495 and 2595 only) - - $51.29 Deluxe series) covered by this order. Tires, white wall, 4 ply (250, 30) 6. This Special Order or any provision Includes: Arm rests, rear seats; and 400 series) ...... 30. 00 ash tray, rear; clock; directional Ultramnatc Transtmllon (all lines thereof may be revoked, suspended or signal Indicator; glove compart- or series)---- 184. 11 amended by the Director of Price Stabili- ment light. . Upholstery. leather trim (body zation at any time. Accessory Group Deluxe DG: styles Nos. 2492 and 2402).... 150.30 Effective date. This Special Order (Available for 4-door body styles 24, 6. 12 Upholstery, leather (convertiblo).. shall become effective on November 2492 and 2592 only) Upholstery, leather (Mnyfar).. 10.73 1951. ncludes: Arm rests, rear seats; Upholstery, Vinyl Plastic, (body ash tray, rear; clock; directional Enwan F.Pmmps, Jr. styles NO3. 2492 and 2462) ..... Acting Directorof Price Stabilization. signal indicator; rear window Upholstery; leather (300 eerie3)- 119.22 wings; robe rail fo. Arm rest, rear (all lines or series)_. Wheel trim rings (200 series) ____ 11.32 NovzzIBmu 23, 1951. Arm rest, ash tray, robe cord (all Wheel hub, shell covers (200 ce- [F. H. Dac. 51-14120; Filed, Iov. 23, 1951; lines or series) .-...... 14. 02 des ) ------.r------16.03 9:23 a. m.] Ash tray, rear quarter, (body style 4. 56 Wheel hub, shell cover (200 Deluxe No, 2495 only) ------.... series) ------.-...... 7.52 acking light, pair (all lines or Windshield washer (all lines and series) ------10.68 series) ------0.33 Sonnet ornament, pelican (200 and IDclleation of Authority 321 200 deluxe series) ...... -... 13.32 3. The charges for extra, special or op- Dmzcrons OF run RE0OAoL O C-3s Brake power unit (all lines or tional equipment which wholesale and series) ------.-.-... 38.71 retail sellers will use in deterimining the D=0%rITOXN OF AUTITOSTY TO ACT U17DnI Engine, 327 cubic inch (200 and CPRI 74 200 Deluxe series) 65.09 ceiling price of automobiles manufac- Engine, 400 type (250 and 300 tured by the Packard Motor Car Com- By virtue of the authority vested in series) ------.-..... 56.00 pany are as follows, If the customer me as Director of Price Stabilization Export Car Equipment (200 and 200 tkes delivery of the automobile at the pursuant to the Defense Production Act Deluxe series) 34.29 Packard factory. of 1950, as amended, Executive Order Export Car Equipment (250,300 and F . Extension (all lines or 10161 (15 R. 6105) and Economic Sta- 400 series) ------...------14.05 Exhaust Pipe bilizatlon Agency Geneal Order No. 2 Export Springs and shock absorbext series) ------02.00 (all lines or series) 43 Gas filler door lock (all lines or (16 F. X. 738) this-Dele.-ation of Au- 20.M0 series) ------8___3.26 thority 32 is hereby issued. Fender Louvre (all lines or series) - Mirror, belt molding (all lines or Fender Shroud, rear (200 and 200 1. Authority is hereby delegated to the Deluxe series)- 21.04 serles) 4.C4 Directors of the Rezional Offices of the Foam cushion, front (200 series)-. 12.02 Seat covers, nylon Nos. 406903, 406S04, Office of Price Stabilization to act under Foam cushion, rear (200 and 200 and 406905 (all 4-door cedan).. 47.59 sections 12, 43 (a) and (b), 44 (a) and Deluxe series) ------.---- 12.02 Seat covers, nylon Ios. 406916, 406910 and 400917 (all 4-door med-ns) ____ 48.48 (b), 45 (a) and (b). 46,47,49,50 and 60 Formal Sedan Conversion (all 2- (c) of Ceiling Price Regulation 74. door and 4-door sedans) --.....-- ,428.66 Seat covers, nylon (Busne- Coupe). .3003 or Seat covers, nylon (2-door cedan. 2. The authority hereby delegated Heater and defroster (all lines 47.23 series) ...... 7.39 Mayfair and convertible) -.... may be redelegated to the Directors of windows and Seat covers, rayofi, Numbers 40G45, Hydraulic Equipment, 406946 and 406947 (4-door cedone).- 29.37 the District Offices of the Office of Price front seat (body styles. Number Stabilztion. 2467, 2472, 2452) ...... 150.23 Segt covers, rayon, Ios. 40957. 403933 windows and and 406959 (4-door edins).... 30.27 This delegation of authority shall take Hydraulic Equipment, Seat covers, rayon (Bustinem Coupe). 18.40 front seat (body style, number effect on November 24, 1951. 2469) _Z ------104.1 5 Seat covers, rayon (2-door edarwq, Hydraulic Valve tappets (200 and Mayfair and Convertible)_...... 29.03 McHAM V. DISAM, 200 Deluxe series) ------15.02 Seat covers, Saron Plastic. les. 403924, Directorof Price Stabilization. SE- Reys, extra set (all lines or series). .66 406925 and 406926, (Touring NovEzin 23, 1951. Oil bath, air cleaner (200 and 200 dan) - ---- 41.61 8.52 Seat covers, Saron Plastic,.o. 40330, Deluxe series) ------...... 406937 and 406938, (Touring Se- IF. R. Doc. 61-14121; Piled, Nov. 23, 1951; O11 filter (200 and 200 Deluxe 9:23 a. m. series)- 11.72 dan) - 42.40 100.18 Seat covers, Saron Plastic (Club Overdrive (all lines or series) .... 41.23 Faint, one pint (all lines or series) - 1.90 Sedan) ...... 32.12 Seat covers, Saron Plastic (Busl- Paint, two tone (all lines or series).. ness Coupe) ------.-.----- Paint, black gold (all lines or 24.93 [Del ection of Authority 331 series) ------...... ---- 17.83 Beat covers, Saron Plastic (Convert- Dnzcroz o Ro ou 11 Radio, push button, manual an- ible) ------. 41.22 tenna (all lines or series)------92.48 Seat covers, Baron Plastl (Sport ])==xrOil Or AUMomMr TO ISAE.&1Ms Radio, push button, electric an- Coupe) ------41.2 GnOUP ADJSTMI OF CERTAW CO JmCz tenna (all lines or series) ...... 104.50 Seat covers, San Tc, Nos. 4032, Cinra narzs Radio, signal seeking, manual an- 406883 and 40684 (Touring Sedan). 27.35 tenna (all lines or series) 110.56 Seat covers, 87a Tex, 1o3. 40US34, By virtue of the authority vested in Radio. signal seeking, electric an- 406895 and 406896 (Touring Sedan). 23.25 me as Acting Director of Price Stabiliza- 123.65 Seat covers. San Tex (Club Sedan).. 27.03 tenna (all lines or series) Seat covers, San Tex (BUzine= tio pursuant to the Defense Production Rear compartment speaker (all lines Act of 1950 (64 Stat. 812), as amended, Coupe) ------16.89 I or series).-- .....--...... 16.28 Executive Order 10161 (15 P. 1.. 6105), Rear view mirror (200 and 200 De- Seat covers, San Tex (Convertiblo)... 27.05 luxe series) ------...... 5.90 Seat covers, San Tex (Sport Coupe)... 27. 05 and Economic StabilizmtIon General Or- Right-hand drive (all lines or se- Spotlight, right or left (all lines or der No. 2 (16 F. R. 738), this delegation ries) -.-..-.-.------.-.----- .. 118.22 series) ------...... ------20.81 of authority is hereby -ued. Robe cord (all lines or series) -- 12.13 Windshield Fitter (all lines or rerles). 10. 75 1. Authoritj to act under section 5 Shock absorbers, heavy duty (all Winter front (all lines or redles) .. 8.84 (cl) of Supplementary RegulatIon 39 to t lines or series) ...... ---. 13.33 the General Cefling Price Regulation. prices and charges established Solex glass, (all lines or series) 16.75 4. The Authority is hereby delegated to the Di- Solex glass, shaded, (all lines or by this Special Order do not Include the series) ------42.08 Excise, Overhead and Handling (. 0. rector of Region 11 of the Office of Price No. 228----6 1892 NOTICES Washington, D. C., on the 14th day of Stabilization to establish or adjust on a This -redelegation of authority Shall effect as of November 8, 1951. November 1951; uniform group basisJthe ceiling rates of take The CommisUion having under consid- all contract motor carriers engaged In EARL L CLou, eration the petitions of the Er.LD Radio the transportation of milk in a local area, Acting Drrector,Regional Oifce XI. Corporation (KRL, Dallas, Texas) and individual appli- in Region 11, provided NovEra= 21.,1951. the Traielers Broadcasting Service Cor- cations are filed by a representative poration (WTIC, Hartford, Connecticut)' number of the carriers commonly en- - [F. B. Doc. 51-14091; Flied, Nov. 21, 1951; requesting leave to intervene in this pro- gaged in handling that particular traffiC, 12:24 p. n.] coiding and to enlarg issues to deter- or by a user of such service. mine whether such petitioners' stations This delegation of authority shall take FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS would receive objectionable Interference effect on November 24, 1951. -, from the operation -of station WIVY as EDWARD F. PHELPS, Jr., COMMISSION proposed. of Price Stabilization. It appearing, that the application of Acting Director [Docket No. 87141 WrVY, Inc. to change its facilities was NovmtR 23, 1951. AXrVOOD BROADCASTING CO. designated for hearing by the order of HEARING September 19, 1951; and [F. R. Doc. 51-14122; Flied, Nov. 23, 1951; ORDER CONTINUING It further appearing, that the licensees 9:29 a. i,] In re application of Eldridge C. Harrell of stations ERM and WTIC have made and Delbert Davison, doing Business as prima facie showing that objcctionable Lakewood Broadcasting Company, Dal- interference with such stations would be Docket No. 8714, File No. XX, Redelegatlon of Authority 8] las, Texas, involved in the operation of station [Region BP-6309; for donstruction permit. WI'lY as proposed. DIRECTOR OF CHEYENNE, WYOMING, The Commission having under consid - It is ordered, That the said petitions DISTRICT OFFICE, REGION XI eration a petition filed November 14, are granted; and 1951, by Eldridge C. Harrell and Delbert It is further ordered, That the Com- REDELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO ACT ON Daison, doing business as Lakewood mission order of September 19, 1951 des- APPLICATIONS FOR ADJUSTMIENT OF PRICES Broadcasting Company, Dallas, Texas, ignating the above-entitled application RELATING TO ICE for a continuance of four days of the for hearing is amended to include the By virtue of the authority vested In hearing now scheduled in Washington, KRL Radio Corporation, licensee of Office of D. C., for November 15, 1951, on the station HRW, Dallas, Texas, and The me as Director of the Regional and Price Stabilization, Region XI, pursuant above-entitled applicatioil; Travelers . Broadcasting Service Corpo- No. 14 (16 It appearing, that the further hearing ration licensee of station WTIC, Hart- to Delegation of Authority been occasioned F. R. 7431) this redelegation of authority in this proceeding has ford, Connecticut, as parties to this pro- by the recent notification by the Gov- ceeding and to enlarge the Issues to add Is hereby issued. XEZM, 1: Authority to act under Geniral ernment of Mexico that Station as Issue No. 4, the following: Ceiling Price Regulation, SR 45. Au- Zamora, Mexico, has been assigned to 4. To determine whether the operation thority is hereby redelegated to the the frequency 1480 ke. and as a conse- of station WIVY as proposed would in- Directorof the Cheyenne, Wyoming, Dis- quence thereof, it has been necessary volve objectionable interference with sta- trict Office of the Office of Price Stabili- for petitioner to change the engineering tions ERLD, Dallas, Texas, WTIC, zation to act on all applications for proposal in certain major respects; that, Hartford, Connecticut, or with any other adjustment under the provisions of sec- to complete existing broadcast stations, and, If so, petitioner has been unable the nature and extent thereof, the areas tions 1 through 6 inclusive, of General the work Incident to tendering for filing Price Regulation, SR 45, as and populations affected thereby, and Ceiling arL appropriate amendment to its appli- the availability of other broadcast serV- amended. to prepare- ior the further effec- cation and ice to such areas and populations. This redelegation of authorits within the scheduled date; that tive as of November 15, 1951. hearing C0nUNIATIONS there are no other parties to this pro- FEDERAL, ALL= MooRE, Cozaussiou, ceeding and' Commission counsel has [sEAL7 T. X. SLOW=, Deputy Regional Director. agreed to waie § 1.745 of the Commis- Secretar. Nov m i 21, 1951. sion's rules so as to permit immediate consideration, of this petition, and to a [F. R. Doc. 51-14028; Filed, Nov. 23, 10511 [F. R. DOC. b5-1409; Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; 8:48 a. m.] 12:25 p. z.] grant thereof; It is, there!ore. ordered,This 1-5th day of November, 1951, .That the petition for continuance is granted, and the further [Docket No. 100701 Mr. Redelegatlon of Authority 8] in Washington, [legion. hearing now scheduled D. TEPT, JR. D. C., for 10 o'clock a. nij, Thursday, FRA= OF DISTRICT OFFICES, REGION DIRECTORS Xi1 November 15, 1951, is hereby continued ORDER coxTINuia HEARnia November to la o'clock a. in., Monday, In re application of FrankI D. Tefft, REDELEGATION Or AUTHORITY TO ACT ON 19, 1951. No. APPLICATIOn PERTAINING TO CERTAIN FDERL CoNICAIONS Jr., Big Rapids, Michigan, Docket FOOD AND RESTAURANT COsrOnTIEs 10070, File No. BP-8192; for construction [SEAL] T. J. SLOWW, permit. By virtue of the authority vested in me Secretary. The -Commission having under con- as Acting Director of the Regional Office sideration a petition filed November 15, of Price Stabilization, No. XII, pursuant 1F. R. Doc. 51-14030 Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; 8:48 a. m.] 1951, by Frank D. Tefft, Jr., requesting to Delegation of Authority No. 8 (16 P. R. postponement to a date early in Janu- 5659)' and Amendment I to Delegation of - ary 1952 of the further hearing upon tho Authority Nor. 8 (16 F. R. 6640), this above-entitled application presently redelegation of authority is hereby [Docket No. 100571 scheduled for November 19, 1951; and Issued. WIVY, INc. (WIVY) It appearir% That good cause has been 1, Authority Is hereby redelegated to shown for the grant of such petition; and the Directors of thePhoenix Sacramento, ORDER ENLARGING ISSUES that counsel for all other parties to the and San Diego District Offices of Price In re application of WIVY, Inc. proceeding and for the Broadcast BureaU Stabilization to act on all applications for -'(WIYy) Jacksonville, Florida, Docket* have informally consented to a waiver of price action and adjustment under the No. 10057, File No. BP-7890; for con. § 1.745 of the Commission's rules in og- provisions of sections 21a and 30 (b) of struction permit. and of the Federal Communi- der to permit early consideration CPR 15 and sections 22 (b) and 26 (b) At a session grant of this petition; of CPR 16. cations Commissior-held at its offices in Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDEAL EGISTER US93 It is ord eed, This 15th day of Novem- It is furthlr ordered, That Commls- and contracts, thatestablish engineering ber 1951, that the petition be and it is stoner George . Sterling is assigned to and technical limitations and applica- hereby granted, and the further hearing preside at the hearing in the above-en- tions for materials, processes, methods, on the above-entitled application is titled matter at the time and place destns, drafting room and other engi- hereby continued until 10:00 a. m. Tues- aforesaid. neering practices or any related criteria day, January 22, 1952 at Washington, FEDERAL CO'ZUII CATrONS deemed essential to achieve the highest D.C. ComnissrorT, practical degree of uniformity in ma- FEDERAL COMI1UIMICATIONS [SEALl "T. J. SLowIC, terials or products, or Interchangeability (Osn SION, Secretary. of parts used in those products. Esm]A T. J. SLowE, [F. I. Doc. 51-14031; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; c. Packaging. Means preparing an Secretary. 8:48 a. m.] item or material for delivery, including such steps as disassembly, cleaning, IF. R. Doc. 51-14029; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; preservation, interior packaging, pack- 8:48 a. n.] ng and marking. This involves the [Chauge Lid No. 11 application or use of adequate protec- tive measures to prevent deterioration DoluCAN RZMrUDLIC BO0CAST STATIr S [Docket No. 100481 resulting from exposure to atmospheric LIST OF CHAIGES, PROPOSED CHAZIGES, AVD conditions during storage and shipment; HENTRY W. MENEFEE CORRECTIONS In ASSIOZIENTS the application or use of appropriate wrappinas, cushioning, Interior contain- ORDER SCHEDULING HEARING Oc'ror 25, 1951. ers, and complete identification of in- * In the matter of Henry W. Menefee, Notifications under the provisions of terior packda ; and the application or Madisonville, Texas, Docket No. 10048; Part Ill, section 2, of the North Ameri- use of exterior shipping containers and suspension of restricted radio-telephone can Regional Broadcasting Agreement. ass-embilra of Item or packages therein, operator permit and amateur radio op- List of changes, proposed changes, and together with any necessary blGcking, erathr license and revocation of amateur corrections in assignments of Dominican bracing, or cushioning, weatherproofiun, radio station license. Republic Broadcast Stations modifying exterior strapping and marking of the It is ordered,This 14th day of Novem- appendix containing assignments of shipping container. ber, 1951, upon the Commission's own Dominican Republio Broadca t Stations d. Irpection. Means the examina- m6tion, that the hearing In the above- (mimeograph 47214-2) attached to the tIon and testing by the Government of entitled matter be held commencing at recommendations of the North American material (including, when appropriate, 10:00 a. m., on the 14th day of December, Regional Broadcasting Agreement Engi- raw materials, components and inter- 1951, at Houston, Texas. neering Meeting, January 30, 1941. mediate assemblies, and services) to de- termine whether or not the' materia conforms with the requirements of the Prob~bbd~to contract, purchase order, or other pro- Loation Power Tite CIMbr tobemam curement instrument., and all applicable tug otftcp~nt!= dmwings, specifications, and purchase EMT..- O1udadTWMno...... 620kiloCels,10k ...w U ND I-C lanIt1rs1 descriptions. Testing means determin- ing by scientific measurement or analysis 6905t, W., l8'26 N. the physical or chemical properties or 1,0(0 kilocycles (so wsgn- HIST.... Oudad'Tdio ..... met o 6a kilocycles). elements of a sample of material, requir- ing not only the services of persons pos- sessing certain technical knowledge' but FERaAL COMmrVICATIONS packing requirements, and inspection policies. This shall include the estab- also requiring special appliances such as COLZUSSION, laboratory equipment to ascertain con- EAL] "T.J. SLOWIE, lishment of methods and procedures to Secretary. effectively and efilclently utilize and co- formance with requirements of specifi- ordinate the inspection and testing serv- cations and standards. [F. I. Doc. 51-14027; riled, Nov. 23, 1951; military and 3. A Federal or Military Specification 8:48 a. m.]n ices and facilities of the civil agencies. or Standard will not be prepared when it 2. These purposes will be achieved is not in the best interest of the Gov- ADMIN- principally by the development and ernment to do so. Instances' where such GENERAL SERVICES promulgation of Federal and Military a determination may be economically ISTRATION Specifications and Standards. For the sound occur when the volume of pro- the following curement Is not sufficient to Justify the BE- purpose of this agreement., -Ama OF U= STA=nzIN AGRE=NT terms are defined and will be included preparation of a specifieation or stand- TWEEN T GEmAL SERvicEs ADSmH-s- in the Glossary of Supply Terms for ard; when the character of the item is of TRMTON AND THE DEPAXTMENr OF Agencies. minor significance and purchasing offers TO STANDARDS, General Usage in Government DEFENSE WITH RESPECT A clear and accurate no problems; or for spare parts, com- SPECIFICATIONS, PACKAGING, AND IN- a. Specficaffon. rep31r description of the technical requirements ponents, or materials required for SPECTION or maintenance of existing equipment; NOvEmER , 1951. for a material, a product, or service, In- cluding the procedure by which it will be orfor sTml Items required for mainte- Pursuant to the President's letter of determined that the requirements have nance and operation of exdsting facilities July 1, 1949, directing that areas of un- been met. or Installations. derstanding be developed between the The scope of this definition embraces 4. The exceptions outlined in para- Administrator of General Services and documents used In invitations for bids, graph 3 may be described in proposals the Secretary of Defense, and in further- proposals and contracts to describe and or contracts by use of a purchase de- ance of the objectives of the Federal the technical and physical scription, providins it dequately sped- 'establish of Property and Administrative Services characteristics or performance require- fles all of the essential requirements Act of 1949 (Public Law 152 as amended ments of specific materials, products, or the item or items. When the product by Public Law 754, 81st Congress) the the packaging and cannot be adequately described due to by the services, including following provisions are agreed or other essential its technically involved construction or undersigned: packing, marking composition, the name of one or more or requirements, together AGREEMENT characteristics commercial products may be used, fol- with the prescribed methods of Inspec- 1. The Standards Division, Federal lowed by the words "or equal", so as not tion and testing for determining that to limit competition to the particular Supply Service, General Services Ad- these requirements are met by suppliers. ministration, and the Munitions Board make or makes specified. Such refer- Standards Agency, Munitions Board, De- When required, specifications shall in- ences to manufacturers' brand names partment of Defense, will effect close clude appropriate qualification tests. and-numbers are intended to be descrip- tive, but not restrictive, and are for the coordination in the -development of b. Standards. Documents, which may standards, specfications, packaging and be used In invitations lor bids, proposals sole purpose of indicating to prospective 11894 NOTICES bidders the requirgments that must be tivities. As applicable, Interim Military - testing facilities and services of Federal met. Standards may be authorized, agencies. 5. As soon as practicable there will be 6. When specifications or standards of 14. In order to utilize, to the maxi- established in the Government the'fol- similar application which are practically mum extent practicable, existing Gov- lowing specifications and standards to be duplicates are In the process, of develop- ermnent Inspection services and testing designatedand issued for the purposes ment In both the General Services Ad- facilities, the General Services'Adminls- indicated below: I ministration and the Department of De- tration and the Department of Defense a. Federal Specifications. To cover fense, in the interest of sthndardization shall coordinate inspection and testing those materials, Products, -or services and economy, only a Federal Specifica- activities with a vieWStoward achieving used by at least two Federal agencies tion or Federal Standard will be devel- an economical and efficient Inspection (at least one of which is civilian), or new oped, unless otherwise agreed to by the system. Items of general application, and shall Standards Division, Federal Supply 15. The General Services Administra- be mandatory for use by all Federal, Service, and the Munitions -Board tion shall Inspect and teat, or arrange agencies. 'Unless circumstances warrant Standards Agency. theref6r through inspection and testing otherwise, Federal Specifications should 7. Proposals for Standards or Speci- interchange agreements, materials pur- be initially issued as Interim Federal fications for items of common use among * chased by the General Services Adminis- Specifications and as such shall be man- the civilian and Military activities shall "tration. The Military departments of datory for use by the specific agency or be processed initially as Federal docu- the Department of Defense will Inspect agencies indicated in the preamble -to ments n either interim or coordinated and test, or arrange therefor through in- the specification. Such specifications form, and shall be approved and issued spection and testing interchange agree- shall be optional for use by other Fed- by the General Services Administration. - ments, materials which they purchase. eral agencies. 8. The Munitions Board Standards 16. Inspection shall be made In ac- Unless otherwise directed by the Ad- Agency will have primary responsibility cordance with the terms of the contract, ministrator of General Services, Interim in the Department of Defense for ad- purchase order, or other procurement Federal Specifications shall be submitted ministering the coordination of all mat- instrument, and In accordance with any immediately after issuance to interested ters affecting Federal Specifications and special Inspection requirements for par- Federal agencies for coordination. In- Standards. ticular items or products prescribed by terim Federal Specifications shall be- -9.Nat pnally recognized industry and the procuring agency, subject to such come Federal Specifications not later technical society standards and specifi- policies and methods as may be pro- than one year from date of issue, and cations shall be used to the maximum scribed from time to time, by the Ad- then be mandatory for use of all Fed- extent practicable in the development of ministrator of General Services after co- eral agencies subject to such regulations Federal and Military Specifications and operative development and agreement as the Administrator of General Services Standards. -Normally, this will be done with the Department of Defense, may prescribe, unless the information re- by adopting by reference or by transerlp- 17. The General Services Administra- sulting from the coordination indicates tion from such industry and technical tion and the Department of Defense that they should be revised, cancelled, society standards or portions thereof, shall adopt the policy that the type and superseded, reissued, or extended for a and Issuing the result as coordinated or extent of inspection shall be such as to specified time as determined by General Interim Federal or Military Specifica- fully protect the Interests of the Gov- Services Administration. tions or Standards, without deviation ernment, Is proper under the terms of Interifa Federal Specifications will also unless the exception can be justified, the contract, and has due regard to the cover those items or products predomi- When the requirements are essentially circumstances, including the monetary nantly used by one agency and which similar to those contained in a nation- value and functional Importance of the may be 'used or are of concern to the ally recognized standard, an appropriate items or products. Standard sampling stijbply program of another Federar note to this effect-should be included In techniques and statistical quality con- agency. Existing departmental specifi- the specification or standard. , "- trol procedures should be fully developed cations of probable use to more than one 10. There will be maintained by the and utilized. Federal agency (at least -one of which-is General Services Administration an In- 18. To achieve uniformity in the a civilian agency) will be converted to dex of Federal Specifications and Stand- methods, procedures, and techniques In Federal or Interim Federal Specifications ards, and, by the Department of Defense, the inspection and testing activities of as quickly as possible. In the future all an Index of Military Specifications and the Government, the General Services such specifications shall be developed Standards. These indexes shall be Administration and the Department of by Federal agencies for issuance as In- available for sale by the Superintendent Defense shall develop inspection man- terim Federal Specifications by the Gen- of Docidments. uals, instruction pamphlets and other eral Services Administration. 11. Wherever applicable Military aids to achieve these objectives. b. Military Specifications. To cover Qualified Products Lists, except those 19. To facilitate efficient utilization those materials, products, or services having a security classification ("Re- and effective coordination, the General used solely or predominantly by Military stricted" or higher), will be made avail- Services Administration has surveyed activities, and which will be mandatory able to. the General Services Adminis- and will from time to time resurvey ex- for these activities, but which may be tration and, at its discretion, to other Isting Government facilities and make used by other Federal agencies. In of- Federal agencies. In each such casd, available to all Federal agencies a Direc- der to provide for immediate and urgent arrangements will be made between the tory of Inspection Service and Testing procurement requirements, the series General Services Administration, in co- Facilities of the Federal Government. of Military Specifications shall include ordination with the Munitions Board 20. The Administrator of General Interim Military Specifications. Co-' Standards Agency, and the Military de- Services shall prescribe methods and ordinated Military Specifications and partment responsible for the adminis- procedures for the enforcement of the Interim Military Specifications shall be tration of the particular Qualified Prod- mandatory use of Federal Specifications' developed and prepared for items not ucts List. and Federal Standards, and for the co- appropriate as Federal or Interim 12. The General Services Administra- ordinatioii of packaging and Inspection Federal Specifications. tion and the Department of Defense will policies, procedures, and activities In the c. Federal Standards. To cover en-. develop and coordinate their packaging civilian agencies. The Secretary of Do- gineering and related practices and shall programs with the objectives of estab- fense shall prescribe methods and pro- be mandatory for use by all Federal ac- lishing packaging requirements to meet cedures for the enforcement of the tivities. As applicable, Interim Federal the varying needs of Federal agencies, mandatory use of Military Specifications Standards may be authorized. They will for domestic and export shipment, and of and Military Standards, and for the co- be prepared and used subject to the same developing standard unit quantity packs ordination of military packaging and for an item which is frequently bandied. Inspection policies, procedures and activ- conditions as Interim Federal Specifica- 13. The General Services Administra- ities. tions, tion and the Department of Defense shall 21. The General Services Administra- d. Military Standards. To cover en- develop and place into effect policies hud tion and the Department of Defense shall gineering and related practices and shall procedures for the efficient utilization establish and maintain relationships be mandatory for use of all Military ac- and coordination of the inspection and with approved industry groups as re- Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 118.15

quired in order to coordinate the devel- ment of standards and specifications in, a. Davelop and Implement policies and opment of specifications, standards, as short a time as possible; procedures so that the preparation of a packaging requirements and inspection b. Exchange views on revisions of poli- draft of each Federal or Interim Federal procedures with the best practices of cies and procedures to achieve maximum Specification or Standard or modification industry and to obtain to the greatest uniformity and efficiency; thereof, will be basically the re.ponsi- extent practicable the cooperation and c. Coordinate the initiation of stand- bity of one department or independent participation of industry in the program. ard and specification projects in order agency. Such procedures will establish 22. The General Services Administra- to avoid duplication; a basis for the following: tion and the Department of Defense shall d. Include In Federal Specifications, f 1) Initiation of projects and the modify existing plans and programs as when determined to be desirable, Items reco nlzed sources for originating 'rec- necessary in order to achieve the objec- peculiar to an individual Federal agency ommendations for Initiations; tives of this agreement. In modifying provided such an Item is one of a group (2) Determination of suitable prepar- plans and programs, action will be taken of items for which a Federal Specifica- Ing agency; to establish procedures that will provide tion e:dsts; (3) Determination of interested Fed- for a system of priorities for completion e. Develop specifications for civil and eral agencies; of projects. military items and products of supply In (4) Coordination with industry and 23. The Director, Standards Division, accordance with the following factors; Federal agencies; Fderal Supply Service, and the Director, (1) First priority Shall be given speci- (5) Reconciliation of differences; Supply Management Agencies, Muni- fications for items urgently required for (6) Issuing or promulgating a speci- tions Boardhave reached a supplemental current operations; fication or a standard pending final agreement under the date of November (2) Second priority shall be given'to reconciliation of minority differences. 6, 1951, based upon the principles specifications required for current pro- b. In cooperation with the Munitions agreed upon herein. This supplemental curement, with the greatest emphasis on Board Standards Agency, devise more agreement establishes the working re- those for purchases involving the largest efficient and effective methods to pre- sponsibilities and 'functions; includes expenditures; pare, develop, and promulgate specifica- provisions for the issuance of Federal, (3) Other priorities may be devised as tions and standards in the shortest Interim Federal, Military and-Interim deemed advisable and deslrable; period of time with the view of achieving Military Specificqtions as well as Federal (4) In processing new specifications the maximum practicable degree of and Military Standards; and covers gen- and standards, and revisions thereto, Standardization in both Federal and eral arrangements to achieve efficient each document will be reviewed for the Military Specifications and Standards; materials inspection operations. This purpose of: c. Coordinate Standards Division op- supplemental agreement, which is made (a) Determining whether a need exists eritions with those of the Munitions a part of this agreement, may be changed that warrants the issuance of a coordi- Board Standards Agency, to achieve all from time to time without a revision nated Federal or Military specification the objectives prescribed Ini the basic of this agreement, provided such changes or standard. agreement; are consistent with the principles stated (b) Converting specifications, as ap- d. Develop and Implement policies and herein, and are approved by the Director, plicable, to the appropriate type of procedures for the coordination of pack- Standards Division, Federal Supply standard, as described In paragraph 2 aging and packing requirements in Fed- Service, and the Director, Supply Man- (b) of the basic agreement. eral Specifications; when necessary, agement Agencies, Munitions Board. f. Develop a priority systezi for stand- guidance will be obtained from interested ards based upon the availability of staff Federal agencies; Dated: November 1,5, 1951. and budget; e. Develop and establish procedures JESS LARSON, g. Develop alternate methods of pack- for making available to all Federal agen- Administrator of General Services. aging and packing in both Federal and cies Federal and specific Military Quali- Military Specifications to provide for the fled Products Lists suitable for general Dated: November 15, 1951. varying needs of the Government agen- civilian use; J. D. SmALL, cies for both domestic and export ship- f. Develop procedures for coordinat- Chairman,Munitions Board, ment; Ing the inspection and testing activities Departmentof Defense. h. Revise the present Outlines of Form in the civilian agencies; Dated: November 19, 1951. for Federal and Military Specifications, g. Inspect, or arrange therefor consistent with the provisions of this through inspection interchange agree- • F. J. LAwro , agreement; ments, material purchased by the Gen- - Directorof the Bureau of the Budget. I. Develop policies and procedures for eral Services Administration; [F. R. Doc. 51-14103; Fied, Nov. 21, 1951; efficiently utilizing packaging, packing, h. Develop and arrange for the pro- 3:48 p. m.] and inspection training programs mulgation of operating directives con- throughout Federal agencies; cerning civilian agencies' specifications, J. Develop the procedures by which standprds, Inspection, methods and cross service charges between Federal procedures; - SuTmmFATAI AGREEMENT To AREA agencies for the inspection and testing I. The Directory of U. S. Government ' OF UNDERSTANDING AGREEMENT BE- of materials will be determined; TInpection Services and Testing Labor- TwEzN Tim GENERAL SERvxcss Amsmn- k. Develop uniform methods, proce- atories will be Issued and maintained by TRATION AND THE DEPARTZENsT oF dfares, .documents, forms, stamps, and the General Services Administration. It DEFENSE Wrrn RESPECT TO STANDARDS, tags for the inspection, rejection or ac- shall serve as a guide to Federal Agencies SPECIFICATIONS, PACK GING, AND IN- ceptance of material or services; in: SPECTION L Develop uniform techniques of in- (1) Determining the availability in spection, inspection tools, special devices those agencies of the facilities best AGREEMENT and inspection aids; equipped to Inspect an item or product; NOVEaER 6, 1951. m. Develop standardsampling tech- and In accordance with the provisions of niques and quality control standards and (2) The initiation of inspection inter- the above cited document, the Director, procedures; change agreements. Standards Division, Federal Supply Serv- n. Develop procedures to provide for 3. The munitions Board Standards ice, General Services Administration, and utilization and coordination of existing Agency shall: the Director, Supply Management Agen- Government inspection and testing fa- a. Develop with the Standards Divi- 'cies, Munitions Board, mutually agree cities; sion, Federal Supply Service, methods that: o. Initiate such investigations as are for improving procedures required In the 1. The Standards Division, Federal necessary to determine possible areas of development of specifications, stand- Supply Service, and the Munitions duplication in inspection activities and ards, and packaging requirements with Board Standards-Agency, shall: initiate corrective measures for their a view to coordinating operations; a. Adopt procedures for the develop- elimination. b. Cooperate with the Standards DI- 2. The Standards Division, Federal vision, Federal Supply Service, to insure 'See F. Doc. 51-14103, supra. Supply Service, shall; that specifications, revisions or amend- 11896 NOTICES ments thereof and standards prepared Filed by: R. G. Raasch, Agent, for car- before the expiration of the 15-day pe- in the Department of Defense for items riers parties to his tariff I. C. C. No. 699. riod, a hearing, upon a request Illed of general application and used by two Commodities involved: Lard, lard com- within that period, may be held subse- pounds, lard substitutes, and related ar- quently. or more Federal agencies (at least one I of which Is civilian) are prepared in- ticles, carloads. By the Commission, Division 2. itially as Federal or Interim Federal From: Davenport and Dubuque, Iowa. L,, Specifications or Federal Standards; To: New Orleans, La. EstAL. W. P. Secretary.ART c. Assist in the coordination of all Grounds for relief: Circuitous routes. Federal assignments within the Depart- Schedules filed containing proposed IF. M. Doc. 51-14024; Fled, Nov. 23, "151; ment of Defense assigned to the Military rates: H. G. Raasch's tariff L C. C. No. 8:47 a. M.] establishments. When requested by the 699, Supp. 27. Standards Division, Federal Supply Any interested person desiring the Service, the Munitions Board Standards Commission to hold a hearing upon such Agency will administer the coordination application shall request the Commis- [4th See. Application 20572] of specific assignments required within sion in writing so to do within 15 days the Department of Defense for the com- from' the date of this notice. As pro- PETROLEUM PRoDucTs Faozi PoIvTs 1in pletion of Federal assignments; vided bY the general rules of practice of UPPER MIDWEST TO POINTS IN MIMIC- d. Coordinate with the Standards Di- the Commission, Rule '73, persons other SOTA, NORTH DAKOTA, AND SOUTH DA- vision, Federal Supply ,Service, the de- than applicants should fairly disclose XOTA velopment of standards and specifica- their interest, and the vositlon they in- APPLICATION FOR RELEF tions requiring special technical skills tend to take at the hearing with respect available In civilian agencies; to the application. Otherwise the Com- NOvErxDEn 20, 1951. e. Establish procedures for making mission, in Its discretion, may-proceed to The Commission is In receipt of the available by the Military departments to investigate and determine the matters above-entitled and numbered applica- the General Services Administration a involved in such application without tion for relief from the long-and-short- specific Military Qualified Products List further or formal hearing. If because of haul provision of section 4 (1) of tho (except those having a security classifi- an emergency a giant of temporary re- Interstate Comnierce Act. cation) for distribution to other civilian lief is found, to be- necessary before the Filed by: The Great Northern Railway agencies at the Zliscretion of the General expiration of the 15-day period, a hear- Company and other carriers. 1ervlces Administration; ing, upon a request filed within that pe- Commodities involved: Gasoline, pe- f. Establish policies and procedures riod, may be held subsequently. troleum distillate fuel oil, and other pe- which will assure the highest degree of By the Commission, Division 2. troleum products, in tank-car loads. uniformity jn standards, specifications, From: Superior, Wis., St. Paul, Minne- packaging and inspection processes and [SEAL] W. P. BARTEL, apolis, Minnesota Transfbr, Alexandria, practices. These operations will be ac- Secretary. and Moorhead, Minn., Fargo, West Far- complished in coordination with the ap- [F. R. Doc. 51-14023; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; go, Calspur, and Grand Forks, N. Dai. propriate Branches of the Standards Di- 8:47 a. =.l To: Points in Minnesota, North Da- vision, Federal Supply Service; kota, and South Dakota. coordina- Grounds for relief: Circuitous routes, g. Develop procedures for rail and motor competition, and com- tioln of inspection of Military activities; pliance with Petroleum Products in Illi- h. Consistent with the policy and pro- [4th Sec. Application 265711 nols Territory, 280 .C. C.681. cedure established by the General Serv- POTATOES FROM MAINE TO POINTS IN ices Administration develop inspection Schedules filed containing proposed Interchange agreements for the inspec- PENNSYLVANIA rates: tion of material purchased by the Mili- APPLICATION COR RELIEF Torlff CoSpp. tary activities; I. Develop uniform policy ind proce- NovEMBER 20, 1951. 1r.0... "No dures for the inspection of supplies and The Commission Is in receipt of the CAms.P&P R;.11l ...... r-7611 2.3 services procured .by the Department of above-entitled and numbered applica- 11-7377 323 Defense. tion for relief from the long-and-short- ON Ry ...... A-8r3 Co IP&SSM Ell ...... 71F,9 45 haul provision of section 4 (1) of the NP RR ...... - to Dated: November 6, 1951. Interstate Commerce Act. ' WnLm S. MAcLEOD, Filed by: C. W. Boin and L N. Doe, Director, Standards Division, Agents, for carriers parties to Agent I. N. FederalSupply Service, Gen- Doe's tariff I. C. C. No. 611. Any interested person desiring the Services Administration. Commodities involved: Potatoes, car- Commission to hold a hearing upon such eral application shall request the Commis- 1951. loads. Dated: November 6, From: Points in Maine. sion in writing so to do within 15 days DANIr J. DANAY, To: Bath, Nazareth, Ironton, and Sle- from the date of this notice. As pro- Directori Supply Management gersville, Pa. vided by the general rules of practice of Agencies,- 'Munitions Board, Grounds for relief: Circuitous routes the Commission, Rule 73, persons other Department of Defense. - Schedules filed containing prdposed than applicants should fairly disclose rates: I. N. Doe's tariff L C. C. No. 611, their interest, and the position they in- [F. R. Doec. 51-14102; 3Filed, Nov. 21, 1951; tend to take at the hearing with re- 3:48 p. in.] Supp. 2. person desiring the spect to the application. Otherwise the Any interested Cbmmlssion, in its discretion, may pro- Commission to hold a heading upon such the application shall request the Commis- ceed to investigate and determine INTERSTATE COMMERCE sion in writing so to do within 15 days matters Involved in such application COMMISSION notice. As pro- without further or formal hearing. It from the date of this because of an emergency a grant of [4th Sec. Application 26570] vided by the general rules of practice of the Commission, Rule 73, persons other temporary relief is found to be neces- LARD rOM DAVENPORT AND DUUQUE, than applicants should fairly disclose sary before the expiration of the 15-day IOWA, TO NEw OR.ANs, LA. period, a hearing, upon a request filed their interest, and the position they in- within that period, may be held subse- APPLICATION FOR RELIEF tend td take at the hearing with respect to the application. Otherwise the Coin-. quently. NoVwMBE 20, 1951. mission, in its discretion, may proceed By the Commission, Division 2. The Commission is in receipt 'of the to investigate and determine the mat- [sEAL] W. P. BARTEL, above-entitled and numbered applica- ters involved In such application with- Secretary. tion for relief from the long-and-short- out further or formal hearink. If haul provision of section 4 (1) of the because of an emergency a grant of tem- [F. R. Doc. 51-14025; Filed, Nov. 23, 19511 Interstate Commerce Act. p rary relief is found to be necessary 8:47 a. ra.] Saturday, November 2, 1951 FEDErAL REGISTEr. W.017 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE of Public Utilities of Ma sachusetts, which has Issued an order approvin5 COMMISSION Worcester's proposed issuance and sale [File No. 70-2735] of stock and purchases of assets, has Jurisdiction oyer such other transactions. =43rcrs cam- NEw ENGLAND GAS AND ELECTRIC ASSN. It Is represented that the total expenses =,a :i .. td t E3. adi, tno ET'AL. in connection with the proposed trans NOTICE OF FILING OF PROPOSED SALE TO actions are estimated at approximately rte rheCcamour o$ r PARENT COMPANY BY SUBSIDIARY OF AD- $3,200, including legal fees of about $30D. tm- ni. on DITIONAL COMUON STOCK, PURCHASE FOR The filing requests that the Commilion's r--n 27 .3 THAT AMOUNT-BY SUCH SUBSIDIARY OP order become effective upon Issuance. 'ALL NET ASSETS OF TWO ASSOCIATE COMl- Notice is furthei given that any inter- PANIES AND DISSOLUTION OF ASSoCrCATES ested person may, not later than Novem- ber 28, 1951, at &:30 p. in., request, in -2.14 ctzcnCom- m ad h C NOVEMBER 19, 1951. writing, that a h~ring be held on such The records having been completed In the matter of New England Gas and matter, stating the nature of his inter- with respect to the foregoing fees, and Electric Association, Worcester Gas est, the reasons for such request and the It being Indicated that in addition to Light Company, Dedham and Hyde Park issues of fact or law, if any, raised by such fees Drexel & Co.ahave been pid Gas Company, and Milford Gas Light said application-declaration which he the further amount of $7,50D for pre- Company; File No. 70-2735. desires to controvert, or may request that lminary services in connection with 'Notice is hereby given that Worcester he be notified If the Commission should said lnancin progra and the Comn- Gas Light Company ("Worcester Gas"), order a hearing thereon. Any such re- mission having considered the fore- Dedham and Hyde Park'Gas Company -quest should be addressed: Secretary, going and being satisfied that separately ("Dedham Gas"), Milford Gas Light Securities and Exchange Commission, and In the aggregate such fees are Company ("Milford Gas") and their 425 Second Street NW., Washington 25, not unreasonable: parent, New England Gas and Electric D. C. At any time after November 28, it s hereby ordered, That Jurisdiction Association ("NEGEA"), a registered 1951, said application-declaration, as heretofore reserved over the fees of holding company which owns all of the, fld or as amended, may be granted and Drexel & Co.,ln proceedings held under outstanding capital stocks of the three permitted to become effective as provided the Commisson's File Numbers 70-2165, subsidiaries mentioned, have filed a joint by Rule U-23 of the Rules and Regula- ID0-2352 and 710-2471, be and the same application-declaration pursuant to the tions promulgated under said act, or the hereby Is released- Public Utility Holding Company Act of Commission may exempt such transac- By the Commission. 1995 ("act") and have designated sec- tions as provided In Rule U-20 (a) and, tions 6,9, 10 and 12 of the act and Rule Rule U-1OO thereof. [SE l.] OavA L. DuBois, V-50 (a) (1) as applicable to the pro- Secretary. posed transactions which are summa- By the Commission. [P. R. Dec. 51-14012; Flied. Nov. 23, 1951; rized as follows: [SEAL] ORvAL L. DuBois, ,46 a. In. Worcester Gas proposes to purchase Secretary. and 'Dedham Gas and Milford Gas pro- IF. R. Doc. 61-14011; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; pose to sell all of the assets of Dedham 8:46 a. n.] Gas and Milford Gas (subject to their [File No. 1-26511 .liabilities other than capital stock) in BRoAD SoEET TUESTING CoRm. consideration of cash payments of $1,015,000 and $159,800, respectively, or [File Nos. 70-2165, 70-2352 and 70-2-711 NOTICE OF APPLICATION T0 WITHDRAW an aggregate of $1,174,800. Worcester Ff01 LISTINO AND REGISTRAION, AND OF Gas proposes to finance such acquisitions DELAWARE POWER & LIGHT Co. OPPORTUNIT rol HEARING by the issuance and sale to Negea of ORDER RELEASING JURISDICTION OVER FEES NoVEER 19, 1951. 46,992 additional shares of its $25 par Broad Street Investing CorpoAtion. value common stockfor $I,174,800. Ded- INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH ISSUANCE V=D SAUM OF SECURITIES registered as a diversified open-end ham Gas and Milford Gas each proposes management investment company under to distribute the proceeds of the sales in NovEMERm 19, 1951. section 8 (a) of the Inve.sment Company liquidation and dissolve. On November 19,1948, Delaware Power Act of 1940, has made applicatfon, pur- NEGRA, which carries its investments & Light Company, a registered holding suant to section 12 (d) of the Securities in Dedham Gas and Milford Gas at-the company and a public ultIlity company, Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule X-2D2- related net asset value thereof as at retained Drexel & Co. as its financial I (b) promulgated thereunder, to with- December 31, 1946, plus subsequent in- adviser in connection with the financing draw its $5 Par Value Capital Stock from vestments at cost, proposes, in effect, to of its construction program for the years registration aiad listing on the Board of transfer the amount of its investments 1949 tb 1951, inclusive. As contemplated Trade of the City of Chicago, In such companies to its investment in by the financial program then devel- The application alleges the following Worcester Gas. oped, Delaware Issued and sold various reasons for withdrawing this security The facilities of Dedham Gas and securities during such period pursdant from registration and lsting on the Milford Gas are connected with those to authorizations granted by orders of Board of Trade of the City of Chicago: of Worcester Gas and the two former the Commission entered In appropriate (1) Continuance of the listing of these companies purchase virtually all their proceedings. Certain of said orders re- shares of Capital Stock on the Board requirements of manufactured gas from served Jurisdiction over the fees to be of Trade of the City of Chicago Is deemed Worcester Gas. The filing states that paid Drexel &Co. for its services as finan- to be inadvisable because of the lack of the proposed acquisition and consequent clal adviser In connection with said Is- trading in these shares on this exchange, ownership of the properties by a-single suances and sales, until the record due to existing restrictive provisions of company will facilitate the most eflclent therein had been completed with respect the Investment Company Act of 1940 and operation thereof when natural gas be- to such services. The following tabula- the rules of the National Association of comes available in the territories in- tion sets forth the several Issuances and Securities Dealers. volved. sales of securities, the Commission's File (2) The foregoing provisions and reg- The fiing also states that no regula- - Number of the proceedings In connection ulations make improbable the possibility tory body other than this Commission therewith andthe date of the Commis- of any future Increase In the exchange has jurisdiction 'over the transactions sion order entered therein, the amount trading in these shares. prop od by NEGEA and, with respect to of Drexel & Co. fee claimed with respect (3) The Board of Trade of the City of the other transactions proposed, that no thereto, and whether or not jurisdiction Chicago ias advised the Issuer of the other Yderal commission or any State has been reserved with respect to said above security that this exbhange has commission, other than the Department fee: no objection to the withdrawal of the 11898 NOTICES

above security from registration and list- ment' dated November 1, 1951, between tofore vested by Vesting Orders 2096 and Ing on this exchange. South Jersey and the banks indicated 2097), under the statutory and common Upon receipt of a request, prior to De- below, South Jersey proposes to issue to law of the United States and of the sev- cember 13, 1951, from any interested said banks notes maturing twelve months eral States thereof, of each and all of the person for a hearing in regard to terms from the date of Issuance in an aggre- Identified persons to whom reference is to be imposed upon the delisting of this gate principal amount of $3,900,00D, the made In said Exhibits A and B, and of security, the Commission will determine proceeds of which are to be applied by any and all other nationals of Germany, South Jersey as follows: (1) To the pay- into and under the following: whether to set the matter down for hear- " a. ing, Such request should state briefly ment of $3,338,000 principal amount of Every copyright (including renew- the-nature of the interest of the person Initial Loan Notes, due December 19, als thereof), claim of copyright, right to requesting the hearing and the position 1951, outstanding under a Credit Agree- copyright, and the right to renew each ment dated November 17, 1950; (2) to he proposes to take at the hearing with 4 such copyright, in each and all of the respect to imposition of terms or condi- the payment of $ OO00 principal musical compositions described In the tions. In addition, any interested person amount of ReyolvingsCredit Notes, due assignments registered In the Copyright may submit his views or any additional December 18, 1951, outstanding under Office under dates stated and on the re- facts bearing on this application by the Credit Agreement dated November spective books and pages described In means of a letter addressed to the Secre- 17, 1950; and (3) the balance of $162,000 said Exhibit A, and In all other musical tary of the Securities and 'Exchange to construction and other corporate pur- compositions in which any of the per- Commission, Washington, D. C. If no poses. The notes to be issued will bear sons to which reference Is made in Ex- one requests a hearing on this matter, interest at the rate of N of 1 percent ltibit A held, at any time between June this application will be determined by over the prime commercial rate of inter- 14, 1941 and January 1, 1947, any Iit- order of the Commission on the basis of est of The Chase National Bank of the terest; the facts stated in the application,,and City of New York for unsecured loans in b. Every copyright (including renew- other information contained in the offi- effect at the date of the making of the als thereof), claim of copyright, right to cial file of the Commission pertaining to loans (now 2% percent) but in no event copyright, and right to renew each such the matter. less than 2% percent per annum. The copyright, in each and all musical com- loans will be made by and the notes will positions in which the person to which By the Commission. be issued to the following banks in he o reference is made In said Exhibit B held, [SEL] OnvAL L. DuBois, principal amounts Indicated: at any time between June 14, 1941, and Secretary. The Chase National Bank of the January 1, 1947, any interest; City of New YorkI. ------92,483,000 c. Every license, agreement, privilege, IF. R. Doe. 51-14009,, Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; The Philadelphia National Bank. 1, 200, 0O0 power and right of whatsoever nature 8:46 a. in] Boardwalk National, Bank ------123,000 arising under or with respect to any or Guarantee Bank & Trust Co .... 94,000 all 6f the foregoing; Declarant states that an application d. All monies and amounts, and all [File No. 70-a7411 has been filed with the Board of Utility right to receive monies and amounts, by Commissioners of the State of New Jer- way of royalty, share of profits or other SOUTH JERSEY GAS Co. sey for an order approving the proposed emolument, accrued or to accrue, NoTicE OF PROPOSED ISSUAN E ANM SALE OF transactions and that a copy of such whether arising ptorsuant to law, con- PROMIISSORY NOTES TO BANKS, ordermwill be supplied by amendment. tract or otherwise, with respect to any It is. requested that the Commission's or all of the foregoing; NOVEMBER 19, 1951. order herein become effective upon Its e. All rights of reversion or revesting, Notice is hereby given that a declara- issuance. if any, in any or all of the foregoing; tion has been mled with this Commission, f. All causes of action accrued or to pursuant to the Public Utility Holding By the Commission. accrue at law or In equity with respeo Company Act of 1935, by South Jersey [SEAL] ORV. L. DUBOIS, to any or all of the foregoing, including Gas Company ("South Jersey"), a sub- Secretary. but not limited to the right to sue for sidiaryV 'of The United Corporation, a iF. R. Doe. 51-14010; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; and recover all damages and profits and registered holding company. Declarant 8:46 a. m.) to ask and receive any and all remedies has designated section 7 of the Public provided by common law or statute for Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 the infringement of any copyright or the ("act") as applicable to the proposed DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE violation of any right or the breach of transactions. any obligation described in or affecting Notice is further given that any in- Office of Alien Properly anspor all of the foregoing; terested person may, not later than No- [Vesting Order 18593] g. All right, title or interest In any vember 30, 1951, at 5:30.p. in., e. st., paper or other copies of the works de- request the Commission in writing that Gmu=N Music PUBLISnsRS Am STAGMA scribed in the foregoing; a hearing be held on such matter, stating* In re: Copyright Interests held by is property within the United States the reasons for sch request, the nature German music publishers and STAGMA. owned or controlled by, payable or deliv- of his interest and the issues of fact or ,Under the authority of the Trading erable tp, held on behalf Of or on account law raised by said declaration, which he With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec- of, or owing to, or which is evidence of desires to controvert, or may request that utive Order 9193, as amended, and Exec- ownership or control by, and Is property he be notified if the Commission should utive Order 9788, and pursuant to law, payable or held with respect to copy- order a hearing thereon. Any such re- after investigation, it Is hereby found: rights or rights related thereto In which quest- should be addressed: Secretary, 1. That the persons (including indi- Securities and Exchange Coritmission,' interests are held by, and such property 425 Second Street NW., Was -gn 25, viduals, 'partnerships, associations, cor- Itself constitutes interests held therein .C. At any time after November 30, porations, or other business organiza- by, nationals of a designated enemy tions), whose names and last known ad- country (Germany); and It is hereby '1951, said declaration, as filed or as it -dresses are set forth in Exhibits A and -determined: may be amended, may be permitted to B, attached hereto and made a part 3. That to the extent the persons re- become effective as provided In Rule U-23 hereof, are residents of, or are organ- ferred to In subparagraphs 1 and 2 hereof of the rules and regulations promulgated Ized under the laws of, or have on or are not within a designated enemy coun- under the act, or the Commission may since the effective try, the national interest of the United exempt such transactions as provided In date of Executive Or- Rule U-20 (a) and Rule U-100 thereof. der 8389, as amended, have had their States requires that such persons be All interested persons are referred to principal places of business in, Germany, treated as nationals of a designated en- said declaration, which is on file in the and are nationals of a designated enemy emy country (Germany), 'offices of this Commission; for a state- country (Germany) ; All determinations and all action re- ment of the transactions therein pro- 2. That the property described as fol- quired by law, Including appropriate posed, which are Surmmarized as follows: lows: All right, title, interest and? claim consultation *and certification, having Pursuant to the terms of a Loan Agree- of whatsoever kind or nature (not here- been made and taken, and It being Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 11899

deemed necessary in the nation~i inter- P. IL C. Leuckart, Lelpzla, Germany; Oct. rFitz Shubcrtb, Jr., Lalp:1, Gertmny; est, 5, 1937; 383; 66-69. Oct. 21, 1038; M0,-;23-26. There is hereby vested in the Attorney F. I. O. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany;-Nov. Chr. FrIedrich Vieweg, Borliu, Gerzany General of the United States the prop- 23, 1938; 405; 231-234. Sept. 7, 1937; :381; 134-139. erty described above, to,be held, used, Adolph Nagel, Hanover, Germany; Mar. 14, Chr. Friedrich Vlowe;, Berlin, Germany; 1938; 346; 22G-2=9a. Nov. 10, 1937; 33; 225-227. administered, liquidated, sold or other- B. Schotts 85hue, Mains, Germany; Juno wise dealt with in the interest Chr. Fr-edrlch Vlweg, Berlin. Germany; of and 5, 1929; 222; 182-227., My 11, 1938; 336; 64-53. for the benefit of the United States. B. Schott's SWhne, Maln, Germany; Feb, Chr. Fd'edrlch Vloweg, Berlin, Germany; The terms "national" and "designated 26, 1930; 241; 61-73. ov. 3, 1936; 30; 185-188. enemy country" as used herein shall B. Schott's Shne, Mi, Germany; July have the meanings prescribed in section 2, 1930; 249; 197-200. Ern r B B. Schott's 86hne, Maln, Germany; Sept. 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Staatllch Genebmlgte Gecell4zchat Zur 131930; 253; 119-121. Ver ertung B. Schott's S5hne, Mainz. Germany; Jan. MLuzll-aicher Urheberrechte Executed at Washington, "I). C., on (STAGMA), ako motvn Vn GM ; Brln, October 23, 1951. 31, 1931; 263 108-111. B. Schott's Shne, ains, Germany; Juno Germany., For the Attorney General. 26, 1931; 272; 180-183. [F. I. Doe. 51-14046; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; B. Schott's SWhne, Mtains Germany; Dec. 8:49 a. m.l ESmx.J Haaow L. BAYNzrr, 15, 1931; 280; 123-126. Aisistant Attorney, General, B. Schott's Sthne, Mains, Germany, Mray Director,Office of Alen, Property. 19. 1932; 288; 192-194 Pxerr A-Dwcan o or Assimn wcs or B. Schott's Shne, Mains, Germany; Oct. 1, 1932; 292; 187-189. [Veating Order 185941 B. Schotts Shne. Mainz, Germany; Dec. Uzxvzan Person; Date of Entry; Book; ana Page 6, 1932; 295; 102-104. -FZ= A. G. = AZ. B. Schot Mlinz, Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Apr. s Sbhne, Germany; July In re: Rights in motion pictures pro- 29, 1929; 219; 158-181. 26, i93; 303; 310-313. duced by Universum-Film A. G. and Bote B. Schott's Sine, Mai, Germany; Oct. others. Ed. & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany;, Apr. 25, 1934; 321; 273-276. 14, 1930; 244; 33-44. B. Schott's SWhne, ZMaln, Germany; May Under the authority of the Trading Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Sept. With the Enemy Act, as amended. Ex- 20, 1930; 254; 15-18. 2, 1935; 331; 42-43. B. Schot's Shne, Mains Germany; Juno ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Nov. 12, 1935; 333; Executive Order 21, 1931; 279; 101-104. 4-51. 9788, and pursuant to Ed. Bote B. Schott's S8hne, Main, Germany; Jan. law, after Investigation, it is hereby & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Apr. 14, 1936; 343; 15, 1933; 800; 65-69. 197-199. found: B. Schott's S5hne, Main, Germany; July 1. That the owners E& Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Aug. 11, 1936; 354; 73-76. (except those 19, 1933; 304; 180-484. B. Schott'a S found to be German nationals in sub- Ed. Bote & G. Bock, hne, Main, Germany;, Apr. Berlin, Germany; May 24, 1937; 369; 210-219. paragraphs 3 and 4 hereof) of the mo- 29, 1934; 315; 238-241. B. Schott's Shne, Mari , Germany; Aug. tion pictures listed n Exhibit A attached Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany, Sept. hereto and made a ;0, 1935; 337; 163-16. 11, 1937; 3771 197-199. parit hereof, who, if Bote B. Schotts S6hne, Mainz, Germany; July Individuals, there is reasonable cause to Ed, & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Feb. 19, 1938; 399; 201-205. 24, 1937; 38; 133-137. - believe are residents of Germany and B. Schoit's S6hne, Mainz, Germany; May who, if partnerships, associations, cor- Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Aug. 17, 1939; 416; 203-205. 22, 1938; 401; 95-97. B. Schott's Sdhne, Uan, Germany Apr. porations or other business organizations, Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin, Germany; Apr. 15, 1939; 414; 214-219. there is reasonable cause to believe are 8, 1940; 436; 252:-256a. N. Slmrock, Leipzig, Germany; June 22, organized under the laws of, or on or Breitkopf.& Rfttel, Leipzig, Germany; Nov. 1928; 203; 38-44. since the efiective date of Executive Or- 18, 1930; 258; 52-138. N. S nrock, Leipzig, Germany; Sept. 11, der 8389. as amended, have had their Breitkopf & Bflrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Jan. 1928; 206; 107-109. 9, 1932; 281; 248-250. principal places of business in Germany, N. Simrock, Leipzig, Germany; Uay 8,1923; are nationals of a designated Breitkopf & Htel, Leipzig, Germany; Feb. 220; 123-129. enemy 28, 1933; 298; 108-113. N. Simrock, Leipzig, Germany; Aug. 27, country (Germany); Breitkopf & Hfrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Dec. 1929; 227; 195-205. 2. That Ufa-Finm G. m. b. H., the las 12, 1933; 308; 159-164 N. Slmrock, Leipzig, Germany; Sept. 10. known address of which is Berlin, Ger- Brettkopf & Mrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Oct. 1936; 357; many, is a corporation organized 23, 210-218. under 1934; 321; 173-175. N. Slmrock, Leipzig, Germany; Sept. 16. 'the laws of Germany and Which has or, Breitkopf & Hrtel, Leipzig, Germany; May 1936; 357; 200-209. on or since the effective date of Execu- 24, 1935; 332; 122-125. N. Slmrock, Leipzig, Germany; Sept. 10, Breltkopf & HBrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Nov. tive Order 8389, as amended, has had its 1936; 357; 219-252. principalplace of business inBerlin Ger- 5, 1935; 340; 12-15. N. Slnrock. Leipzig. Germany; Mar. 25, Breltkopf & Hartel, Leipzig, Germany; Jan. 1939; 413; 63-79. many, and is a national of a designated 6,_1937; 3134; 12-15. N. Slmrock. Leipzig, Germany; Dec. 13, enemy country (Gerrany); Breitkopf & Hlrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Feb. 1940; 451, l24-129. 3. That Prag-Film A. G., the last 18, 1938; 390; 237-241. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig, Germany; Jan. 7, known adress of which Breitkopf & Urtei,Leipzig, Germany; Sept. is Prague- 1939; 408; 133. Barrandow, Czechoslovakia, and which 21, 1938; 402; 152-156. Rob. Forberg Lelpz1g. Germany; Oct. 11, Breitkopf & Hrtel, Leipzig, Germany; Apr. there is reasonable causecto believe Is a 1939; 425; 57. corporation organized 8, 1940; 436; 245-251. Fritz Schuberth, Jr., Leipzig, Germany;. under the laws of C. K- Kabnt, Leipzig, Germany; Apr. 15, Dec. 31. 1941; 474; 163, Czechoslovakia. is or, on or since the 1937; 369; 118-120. Fritz Schuberth, Jr., Leipzig, Germany; effective date of Executive Order 8389, as F. X. C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; June Sept. 19, 1939; 423; 229. amended, has been owned or controlled 5, 1929; 222; 168-181. Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, Berlin, Germany; E. by or act ng or purporting to act directly F. C. LeuckArt, Leipzig, Germany; Jan, July 18, 1940; 443; 103-104. or indirectly for the benefit or on behalf 6, 1930; 237; 30-7. Edition Adler, Berlin, Germany; Llar. 24, F. I 0. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; June 1933; 299; 76. of the aforesaId fa-Film G. m. b. IL, 5, 1930; 247; 184-190. Edition Adler, Berlin, Germany; Feb, 28, and is a national of a designated enemy F. I C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; Mar. 1933; 298; 114. country (Germany); 20, 1931; 266; 50-53. 1 Rob. Forberg Leipzig, Germany; July 1, . B. C. Leuckart, Leipzig, 4. That Wlen-Film G. m. b. H., the Germany; June 1933; 302; 223-224. last lown 14, 1932; 289; 176-178. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig, Gehmany; Dcc. 24, address of which s V1enna F. IL C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany Oct. 1935; 342; 202-214. Austria, and which there is reasonable 20, 1933; 306; 191-194. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig, Germany; Nov. 9, cause to believe Is a corporation organ- F. IL C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; Aug. 1937; 385; 217-218. ized under the laws of Austria, is or 14, 1934; 319; 18-20. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig. Germany Dec. 31, on or since the effective date of Execu- 1937; 388; 223-224. . ILF. C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; Nov. tive Order 8389, as amended, has been 340; 59-61. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig, Germany; Apr. 30, 12, 1935; 1937; 372; 44-45., owned or controlled by or acting or pur- F. I C. Leuckart, Leipzig, Germany; Jan. Rob. Forberg, Leipzig, Germany; July 21, porting to act directly or indirectly for 12, 1937; 364; 63-65. 12RA6; 354;, 176-176. the benefit or on behalf of the aforesaid No. 228-7 11900 I NOTICES

Ufa-Pliin G. m. b. H., and is a national (d) All causes of action accrued or to Ich ktlsse Thre Hand, Madamn; Super- of a designated enemy country (Ger- accrue at law or in equity with respect Film GmbH. many); to the property described in subpara- Melodle der Welt; Tonblld-Syndlkat AG 5. That the property (Tobks), and Hamburg-AmerIta-Sohif. described as fol- graphs 5 (a), 5 (b), and 5 (c) hereof, fahrtsllnle (Hapag). lows: Including but not limited to the rights to (a) All right, title, interest Phantoms des Gltcks (Der Mann in Fs. and claim sue for and recover all damages and sein); Terra--Film AG. of whatsoever kind or nature, under the profits and to requ&t and receive the Wenn Du entmal Don Herz vorsohenliet; statutory and common law of the United benefits of all remedies provided by com- Universum-Flm AG. States and of the several States thereof, mon law and by statute for the Infringe- (Produced In 1930) In, to and under the following: ment of any copyright, for the violation of any right and for the breach Achtung Australlent Achtung Aslonl (1) The motion pictures listed in Ex- of any Colhn-Ross--Film dee Ufa. hibit A attached hereto and made a obligation'described'in or affecting the Aschermittwoch; Aco-Film Gmb9, part hereof, including, but not limited aforesaid property, Boykott (Primaneobro); bitnchoer Licht- to, the exclusive right to exhibit same in Is property within the, United States splelkunst AG (Emelka). whole or in part by any means within owned or controlled by, payable or de- Brand In de Ope (Barcarole); Foelloh- the United States, all rights to arrange, Film GmbH. liverable to, held on behalf. of or on Des alto Lied (Zu Jodem kommt olasntl die adapt, revise, translate, and duplicate account of, or owing to, or which is - Liebe); Lola Kreut.berg-Fllm GmbH. said motion pictures in whole or in part, evidence of ownership or control by, the Des gestohlene Gesicht; Ufa. and every copyright, claim or copyright, persons referred to In subparagraphs 1, Das Kabinett des Dr. Larifarl; Trlo-lsm right to copyright, and right to renew 3, 4 and 5 (b) hereof, the aforesaid na- GmbH. the copyright or copyrights in said mo- tionals of a designated enemy country Des Lied let aus; Super-Film GmbH. tion pictures, (Germany) and is property of, or Is prop- Des- Wolgamudchen; Hegowald- F I m (2) The screen plays, scenarios, and Gmbh. erty payable or held with respect to copy- Dee Bergfihrer von Zakopane; Film-Pro. shooting scripts upon which said motion rights or rights related thereto In which " duktion L~w & Co. GmbH. pictures are based, including, but not Interests are held by, and such property Der faische Feldmarschal (Der ks. md It. limited to, all motion picture and tele- itself constitutes interests therein held Feldmarschall); On d r a-L arn a c--Film vision rights therein, and every copy- by, the aforesaid nationals of a desig- GmbH,Dee Hainpelmann; and right, claim of copyright, right to copy- ated enemy country (Germany); A. B. Fflrnfabrlkon AG right, and right to renew the copyright Terra-Film AG. or copyrights -in said screen plays, and it is hereby determined: Dee Herr auf Beatellung,' SUper-Film scenarios, and shooting 6. That Prag-Film A. G. is controlled GmbH. scripts, Der Tanz ins Gllck; Lola Xroutzborg Film (3) The rights to dramatize, perform, by or acting for or on behalf of a desig- GmbH. represent, and reproduce on motion pic- nated enemy country (Germany) or per- sons within such country and Is a Der Walzerkdnlg; Morkur-Fllm GmblL. ture film those portions of the published Die blonde Nachtigall; Ufa. and unpublished works subject to copy- national of a designated enemy country Die Jagd nach dem 1ltck; Comonius--Fllm right, other than the above-mentioned (Germany) ; GmbH. screen plays, scenarios, and shooting 7. That Wien-Flbm G. m. b. H. is con- Die Jugendgellebte (Goethe's Fruhlng- scripts, which underlie or are embodied trolled by or acting for or on behalf of a straum); Atlantis--Flimproduktion. "designated enemy country (Germany) or Die Lindenwirtin; Folsom Film, Follnes & in said motion pictures and to exhibit Soalo-Film such film by any means in the United persons within such country and Is a GmbH. national Die Warschaudr Zitadello; Hegowald-ilm States. of a designated enemy countiy GmbH. .(Germany); and Ein (b) All right, title, interest and claim . 8. That to the extent that the persons Tango Wr Dich; Doutschos Lioltspll- of whatsoever kind or nature, under the Syndikat AG, statutory referred to in subparagraphs 1, 2, 3 and Fin Walzer Im Schlafcoupo; Aco-Filin and common law of the United 4 hereof are not within a designated States and of the several States thereof, GmbH. of the persons referred enemy country, the national interest of Fine Freundin wo goldig wve Du; Ondra- to'In subpara- the United States requires that such per- Lamac-Filra GmbR. graphs 1, 3 and 4 thereof, and also of Eine Stunde GlUck; Cicero-Film GmbH. all other persons (including individuals, sons be treated as nationals of a desig- nated enemy country (Germany). Er oder lob; Arlel-Film GmbH. partnerships, associations,, corporations All determinations Es gibt elne Frau, die Dich niomla Vera or other business organizations), wheth- and all action re- -gIsst; Greenbaum-Film GmbH. er or not quired by law, including appropriate con- Flachsmann ale Eztehee; Carl Heinm named elsewhere in thid order, sultation and certification, who are citizens and residents of, or having been Wolff-Flzmproduktlon GzibH. which are organized under made- and taken, and it being deemed Heute Nacht-eventuell; Alianz--Tonflm the laws of necessary in the national interest, GmbH. or have their principal places of business Im Kampf mit der Unterwolt; Film-Pro- In, Germany, and are nationals of such There is hereby vested in the Attorney General of the duktion Carlo Aldini Co. mbH, designated enemy country, in, to and -United States the prop- In elner kilnen Konditoreo; MAinohner under the following: erty described in subparagraph 5 hereof, Lichtsplelkunst AG. (1) All prints in the United States of to be held, used, administered, liqui- In Wien ab' lch elnmal eln Mldel goliobt; the motion pictures listed in said Ex- dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in Hegewald-Film GmbH. the interest of and for the benefit zU zum hibit A, 'b of Komm' mir Rendezvous; 1Ar- the United States. monle--Film GmbH. (2) All arrangements, adaptations, The terms "nationarl and "designated Leutnant worst Du oinst bel don Husaren; revisions, dramatizations, translations, enemy country" as used herein shall have Aafa-:-Fllm AG. and versions of the motion pictures listed the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Lumpenball; Carl Heinz Wolff Prod. in said Exhibit A, Executive Order 9193, as amended, GmbH. (3) Every license, agreement, privi- Menschen bIn Busch; Dr. Friecdrich Dal- Executed at Washington, D. C., on Oc- sheim. lege, power and right of whatsoever na- Mit Stchso und Lasso durch Afrika; ul- ture arising under or with respect to the tober 23, 1951. tur-Produktion "ulture", Ada van Roon, property described in subparagraphs 5 For the Attorney General. 0 alte BurschonherrElohkolt; Hegovald- (a), 5 Film GmbH. (b) (1) and 5 (b) (2) of this ESPAL] HAROLD L BAYNsoN, Pension SchSller; Hegewald-FlInM GmbH, Vesting Order, Assistant Attorney General, Rivalen Im Weltrekrd; Stoll-Fllmprodufr- (c) All monies and amounts, and all Director,.Office o1 Alien Property. tlon. rights to receive monies and amounts, Emmarr. A Sol gegrilest, Du mein schnes Sortont; Mengon-AfchOnfeld Filmproduktion. by way of damages, royalty, share of (Produced In 1929) profits or other emolument, accrued or to Seltensprilnge; Cicoro-Flilm Gmbl. accrue, whether arising pursuant to law, Title of Motion Picture and Producer Student seln, wenn di0 Vellchon blilhoen; contract or otherwise, with respect to Das Land ohne Frauen F. P. .- Film Ines, Internatlonale Spielfllm GmbH. the property described in subparagraphs GmbH. Stirme tiber dem Montblano; Aafa-llm Dich hab' Ich gellebt; Aaf--Flm AG. AG, 5 (a) and 5 (b) of this Vesting Order, Die Nacht gehert; uns; Froellch-Film i000 Worte deutsch; Deutsches Llhtspi0l- and GmbH. Syndikat AG. Saturday, November 2, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 11901

Va Banque; Deutsche Jean de Merly Ton- Heilende Hindo (AUs dcr Sprccbhtundo (Proiluccd In 2932) tam Produktion GmbH. eines Arztea); Verlan ricrnzchhatlchcr Acht (8) MLdels- Em Rzat; Fanal-Film- Wellen dier LeIdenschaft (Kurs auf die Filme GmbH. prc:L GmbH. Ehe); Wladimir Gaidarow Film GmbH. H lel "tberfall (Alarm um Mittcrnacht): Annemarie. die Brant der ompagnie; Wiener Herzen; Hegewald-Film GmbH. Schulz and Wuelner Filmfabrlhatlon,- und Ace--Film GmbH. Wie werde Ich retch und glilcklich?; Vertriebs-GmbH. Ana elner Rhelnen R-Idmnz; Ac-Film Milnchner Lichtspielkunst AG (Emelka). Himatschal, der Thron de GC~ttce (ab 1935 GmbH. ZweI Krawatten; Max Glass-FlImprod. Der wlesse Ted Im Himalaya); Tranusecan- Balihaus goldener Engel: Aco-Film GmbH. GmbH. Film GmbH. Daa Abcnteur de Thea Roland (Das Abeu- Zweimal Hochzelt; Allianz Tonflm GmbH. Hurrah--eln Jungol; Lola Kreutzberg Film tour elncr cchOnean Franu); Georg Wtt-FiIm (Produced in 1931) GmbH. GmbH. Ich blelb' bet Dlr (Marys Start In die Ehe); ,aerte Rccht dea Mndea (Aus dea Tage- Arme, klelne Eva; Aco-Film GmbH. Schulz und Wucllner Filmfabrlkatlonp- und buch elner Frunnrztun); ?. ZN. Filmpro- Berlln-Alexanderplatz; Allanz-TonfIllm Vertrlebs-GmbH. duhtion GmbH. GmbH. - Ich geh' aus and Du blelb:t do; Clcero- Des letzte Paradl; Han Schomburgk- Danton; Allianz-Tonfllm GmbH. Film GmbH. Flmprodu-tion. Chauffeur Antoinette; Excelsor-Film, Im Auto dutch zwel Welten; Clrenoro D23 Iled claer Nacht; Clne-Allanz Ton- GmbH. Stinnes und Carl Axel Sdder.trim and Melo- film GmbHL Das Ekel; Ufa. phon-Flm GmbH. De-3 Szhff ohno Haeen (Das Gespenster- Pas Hind und die Welt; Verlag wlssen- Im Banne der Bcrge (Almenraucch); Peter cchili); Arll- flm GmbH. schaftlicher FUme GmbH, and ZentrVUn- Ostermyr-Filmproduktlon. Das Testament de3 Cornelius Gulden (Eine stitut fPr Erziehung und Unterrtht. Im Geheldlenst; Ufa. Erb-chaft mit HIlndemrnizan); Ial--Film Das Lied vom Leben; Flim-Kunst AG and Jeder fragt nach Er"*m; Elzet (Friedrich Gmbr. Tonbild-Syndikat AG. Zeini)-Fllm GmbH. Der Feldhenrnhflel; Miuchner Licht.plel- Der bebende Berg; Leo-Film AG. Hadetten (Hinter den roten Maucn von Icunat AG (Emelka). Der Bettelstudent; Aafa-Fllm AG. Lichterfelde); Relcballga-FIm GmbH. Dar Fra endiplomat; T. r. Tonfllm-ProdL GmbH. Der brave SUnder; Altanz-Tonflim Kalserlebehen; Atlantla--FImprduLtlon. GmbH. Der Herr FinanzdIrektor; Excelsior-Film Kamp um die Mandachure (Die Welt dcr Dar Gehelmagent (Ein tMann Clllt vom GmbH. gelben Ra.se, Japan, China and die Mand- Himmel); Arlei-Flm GmbEL Her Kongress tanzt; Ufa. schurel); Herold-Filmge:,llschat. Dr grczze Bluff (Schti=a In dierNacht); Der Iebesarwt; Hegewald-FlIm GmbH. Heine Feler ohno Meyer; Aca-F-lm GmbH. T. K. TonflIm-Pr:1. GmbHL Der Liebesexpress (Acht Tage Gliick)- Minder vor Gcrlcht (Die Saeho AuGmt Dam SchltzenktnIg, Franz Seltz-Tonfilm- Greenbaum-FUm GmbH and Mtinchner Schulze); Excelsior-Film GmbL produktion. Lihtspleld-Kunst AG. Kyritz-Pyritz; Carl Heinz Wolff-Prod. Der tolle B3mbcrg Deut che Tonflmpred. Der Raub der Mona Lisa; Super-Film GmbH. GmbL *Duton-FUm." GmbH. Lulse, HOnigin von Preucen; Henny Por- Dr verliebte Bla.ehopp; Ace-Film GmbH. Der Schiemll; Mikrophon-Film GmbH. ten-Fimprod. GmbH. Die elf Scblll'achn Ofiazere; U54drhche Der schbnste Mann im Staste; Aco-Film Man braucht hein Geld; Awllanz-Tonflllm Film GmbH. GmbH. GmbH. Die Grillin von Monte Chrlato; Ufa. Der Tanzhusar; Hegewald-FIlm GmbHL Mein Freund, de Milllonhir, MLinchner Die Herren vom Ua ; T. H. Tonfllmprod. Der unbekannte Gast; Max Glass Film- LIchtsptel-Kunst A. 0. (Emelka). GmbM. Prod. GmbH. Metne Couslne au Woarchau; Allianz- Die Nacht der Verauchung (frilber, Fre- Der verjllngte Adolar; Victoria-Film Tonflim GmbH. mondielonIlr Nr. aT'); Mftchner Licht- GmbH. Meene Frau, die Hocbataplerln; Ufa. rplolkunat AG (Emelke). Der wahre Jakob (Das A1~dchen vow, Varl- Meluka, die Roze von Mwarakhez; Dautzche Die - oder Helne; Carl Frclich - Film ete); Lothar Stark Film GmbH. Film AG. GmbEL Der Weg nach Rio; Lothar Stark Fim Nachtkolonne; Inez, Internatlonale Spiel- Die verlebte Firma; Deutaches Lichtsplel- GmbH. film GmbH. Syndtkat AG. Der Zinker; Ondra-Lamac-Film GmbH. Nlemandsland Purpur and Warchblau Die Vler vto Bob 13; Gnom-Tonfllm Die Abenteurerin von Tunis (Treffpunkt (Durchlaucht, die Waccherln); Resco Film- GmbI. Afrikal); Deutsches Ifchtsplel-Syndikat produktion, Aiton Resch Sa.oha-Filmn- Die WasertufelI von Heiflau; Erich AG. dustrIe AG. nober-Flmprcd. GmbH. Die Fasehingsfee; Hisa-Film GmbH. Ronny; Ufa. Die Zwel vom Stidexpr-; Minchner Licht- Die Firma helratet; Max Glass-Flmprod. Salto Mortale; Hermonle-Film GimbL epllkunst AG (Emelka). GmbH. Schatten de Manege; Haa-c--Fiimpro- Diet von de Stempelstelle; Panzer-Film Die Mlnlgin einer Nacht; lAnder-Film duktlon Prod. OmbH. GmbH. Schatten de Unterwelt; Arlil-Film Din bkschen Lieba flirDich (Zwel glick- Die Koffer des Herm 0. P.; Tonbld-Syn- GmbH. ihe Herszn); IL M-Film GmbH. dikat AG (Tobis). Schneider Wlbbel; Aco-Film GmbH. Din blonder Traum; Ufa. " Die Liebesfllale; Carl Heinz Wolff Prod. SchOn tst die Manverzelt (Kartoltelsupp, Dta Lted. elu Rus, eu lfdel; Super- GmbH. Nortoffelsupp); Ben Fatt-Flrlmproduktion. Film GmbHr Hirsekorn greift-ei; Sascha-Film Ixidus- Sch itzenest In Schilde; Gottmchalk Ton- Ein Mnn mit Herz; Super-Film GmbM. trie AG. eilm-Prod. GmbH. Etne von un; T. H. Tonfilm-Prod. GmbH. Die Mutter der Hompagune; Milnchner So'n Wlndhundl; Carl Heinz Wolff-Prod. Einmil mcht" ich belne Sargen haben; Lichtspiel-Kunst AG (Emelka). GmbH. Blograph-Flm GmbH. Die . Privatsekretrin; Greenbaum-Film Strohwitwer; F lmproduktIon AtlantI4 E3 geht um Alles; Deutches Llchtspiel- GmbH. GmbH. Syndikat AG. Die Schlacht von Badentilnde; Ufa. Tnzer lnnen tiir SUd-Amerlla gccht; Flucht nach Nizza (Din ganz verfixter Die schwebende Jungfrau; Max Glass- Hegewad-Film GmbIL rwil); RenaLmance-FIlm GmbH. Filmprod. GmbH. Um elne Nosenllnge; Onom-Tonfilm F. P. 1 antwortot nlcht; Ufa. Die spanische Fliege; Feltner & Somlo GmbH. FriuleIn-falzch verbunden; Ital-Film Filmproduktion GmbH. Urwaldsymphonle (Die grine HUM1O); Dr. GmbI. Dienst st Dienst; Ace-Film GmbH. Friederile; Indra-Tnfilim GmbH. F. Etchhorn-Filmproduktion. Douaumont; Harl GUnther Panter-Film- Fint van de Jazzband; Dautsche Univer- produktion. 24 Studen aus dem Leben elner Frau; cal-Film AG and Tobl. Drel Tage Liebe; Feltner & Somlo Fllmpro- Nenny Porten-FIlm GmabH. and Nero-Film Flrat Seppi (SMandal Im Graudhotel); duktlon GmbH. AG. I, o-Thn AG. Ehe m. b. H.; T. - Tonflm-Prod. GmbH. Walzerparadles; Dtzet-F lm GmbH. Gebeimb dez binuen Z-mmers; Engels z- Din stisses Geheimnis; Deutsches Llcht- Wenn die Soldaten; HeeiWald-FC-lm Schmidt Tonfllm GmbH. spiel-Syndikat AG. GmbH. Gehetzto Menschen (Steckiniei Z 48); nlueNacht im Grandhotel; Thalla-Film Tater gesucht; Carl Heinz Wolff-Prod. Enco-Flilm GmbH. GmbH. GmbH. Goethe-F lme de Ufa. 2. Film: Der Diner Frau muss man alles verzeih'n; No- Vater geht auf Relcen; Aco-Flm GmbH. Werdegang. 2. Film: Die Vollendung Ufa. w1ki & Roell-Film GmbH. Gothe lebt 0 0 *f Deutsche Gesel- War nmmt die Liebe ernt?; Terra-Film Elisabeth von asterrelch; Gottschalk- cebalt ftr wl=nschaftliche Fime. AG. Goldblondea ldchen Ich ashenk? Dir Tonflim Prod. GmbH. Zwel himmelblaue Augen; 'Echula und Getabren der Liebe; Novk & Roell-Fllm min Herz-Ich bin u, so verlebt 0 * uW Vertrlebz- Gmb.m Wueiner Faimfabrllations- (Dcr GlUclazzy~lnder); Elite-Tonflimprcd. Gesangverein Sorgenfrel, Hsa-F II m GmbH. GrabH. GmbH. Zwlschen Nacht und Morgen (Dlmn- Gran Lt die Helde; R. IT-Fimprcd. Grocn; Cinema-Film GmbH. tragddle); Blograph-Fm GmbH. GmbH. 11902 NOTICES

Hasenidein kann nichts dafir (Drunter (Produced in 1938) Dr. phil. Dderlein; Tobit. und drilber); Ben Fett-Flmproduktion. Kanierad Hedwtg; Ufa. Das grosse Ets (Alfred Wegeners letzte Shive und die Galenblumo; Pra-FlnM AG. Holzapfel weiss anes; Elite--Tonfllmprod. Fahrt); Atelier Svend Noldan Im Auftrag der GmbH. Wlr belde Hlebten Katharina; Terra. Deutschen Forschungsgeminelschat. Wo Ist Herr Belling; Bavaria. Husarenllebe; Kowo-Tonfllmprod. GmbH. Das Schlanheitsffeckchen; Carl Froelich Ikarus (Gunther Pl(Ischows Fliegerachick- Filmprod. GmbH and Siemens & Halske AG. [F. R. Doc. 61-14047; Filed, Nov. 23, 191; sal); Conti-Film GmbH. Die un-erhdrte Frau (Ich kenne Dich 8:50 a. m.I Ja, treu Ist die Soldatenliebe; Renals- nicht mehr); Itala Film GmbH. sance--IFlm GmbH. Die Wildnis stirbt; Hans Schomburgk- Jonny stiehlt Europa; Ariel-Film. GmbH. Flimproduktion and Deutsche Kolonial- Kalserwalzer (Audienz in Ischl, Heut' helmat. [Vesting Order 186001 macht die Welt Sonntag fOr Mich); Zelnik- Rwiger Wald; Lex Film, Albert Graf von Film GmbH. Pestalozza. CEnTAIN GnMN AD JAPANESE NATIONALS Kampf um Blond (Mdchen, die spurlos Strassenmustk; Bavaria-Film AG. AND GOVnur4VXT S verschwinden); Deitz-Union-Fllmproduk- Wenn der-Hahn kraht); Carl Froelich- tion. Tonfllm Prod. GmbH. In re: Rights in motion pictures Navalere vow. Kufttrstendamm- Mengon- owned by German and Japanese nIE- Film GmbH. (Produced in 1937) Kitty Schwindelt slobs ins Gltck (Aus- tionals and governments. gerechnet 13); Ercelsior-Film GmbH. Die sieben Raben; Gebr. DiehI-Fllm. Under the authority of the Trading Fanny Elssler; Ufa. With the Enemy Act, as amended, EX- xeuzer Emden; M(Incbner Lichtspielkunst La Habanera; 'Ufa. AG (Emelka). ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Ex- gehfrt die Welt); Unser Kamerun; Paul,, Lieberenz-Film. ecutive Order 9738, and pursuant to laW, YKuhle Wampe.(Wem produktion. Prometheus-Flmverlelh und Vertrlebs after investigation, it is hereby found: GmbH, and Prae-en-Flmverleilh GmbH- (Produced in 1938) 1. That the producers and owners of Liebe-auf den ersten Ton; Carl Froelich- motion pictures described' in subpara- Film GmbH. Geld Wit vow. Himmel; Nordland-Fillm graph 2 hereof, who if Individuals, are Liebe, Scherz und Ernst (Bunbury); Nos- GmbH. tra-Film GmbH. autschuk; Ufa. residents of, and, which if partnership!;' lUdchen zum Heiraten; Fenner & Somlo- Menschen, Tiers, Sensatlonen; Arel-Film associations, corporations, or other busi- Film GmbH. GmbH.. ness organizations, are organized under Marlon, das geh~rt sich niht, itala-Film Steputat & Co.; Terra-Filmkunst GmbH. the laws bf, or have or on or since the GmbH. (Produced in 1939) effective date of Executive Order 83?9, MarschaU Vorwrtsr Blograph-F i1 m Deutsches Land in Afrika; Deutsche Film- as amended, have had their principal GmbH. places of business in, Germany or Japan, Melodie der Liebe; Relchsliga-Filni GmbH. Hrtstellungs- und Verwertungs GmbH. Mieter Schulze gegen All$; Carl Froelich- Die fremde Frau; Terra. are nationals of a designated enemy Film GmbH. Die goldene Maske; Euphono-Film country (Germany or Japan); Moderne MltgIft; T. 34 Tonfllmprod. GmbH. 2. That the property described as fol. GmbH. Drunter und drflber; Algefa--Film GmbH. lows: * Paprika; Victor Klein-Film GmbH. Kolonie Eltmeer; K~rdsi & Bethke-Film (a) All right, title, interest and claim Peter Voss, der Millionendeb; Mtinclmer produktfon in Auftrag des Reichsministe- Landwirtschaft. of whatsoever kind or nature (not here- Lichtspielkunst AGQ (Emelka). riums ffr Ernilhrung und tofore vested in the Attorney General) Razzia in St. Paull; Orbis-Fpim GmbE. Legion Condor; Ufa. Scampolo, ein Kind der Strasse; Lothar Sehnsucht nach Afrika; Tobis. under the statutory and common law of Stark-Film GmbH. Wir fahren nach Amerlka; Boehner-F lm, the United States and of the several Skandal in der Parkstrasse; Krel&-Fm Fritz Boehner I Auftrag der Hapag. States thereof, in, to and under the GmbH. (Produced in 1940) following: Splone 1m Savoy-Hotel (Die Galavorstel- (1) All the motion pictures which lung der Fratellinis); Friedrich Zenik-Flm Blutsbrilderschaft, Terra. were produced In Germany or Japin GmbH. Das neue Asen; Tobla. Was 'wird bier gespielt? Majestic-Film prior to January 1, 1947 and prints of Sturm auf Marakesch; H. A. Kayser- -which are stored on the fourth floor of Flimproduktion. GmbH. Tannenberg; Praesens--Flm GmbH. We kountest Du, Veronlka; Ufa. the Library of Congress Annex, Wash- Telnehmer lntwortet nicht; Elite-Ton- (Produced in 1941) ington, D. C., including, but not limited film Prod. GmbH. to, the exclusive right to exhibit same Wenn dem Esel zu wohl 1st (Er und sein Der Meineidbauer; Euphono-Film, GmbH in whole or in part by any means within TIppfratleIn)- Union-Tonfllm-Prod. for Tobis. the United States, all rights to arrange, GmbH. Kadetten; Ufa. adapt, revise, translate, and duplicate Wie sag Ich's melnem Mann; Ufa. Krischna (Abenteuer 1w. indlsohen said motion pictures In whole or In part, Ziegeuner der Nacht; H. AL-Film GmbH. Dschungel); Lola Kreutzberg-Filmproduk- Zwei Herzen und eln Schlag Ufa. tion. and every copyright, claim of copyright, Wir erinnern 1ins gem; Tobis. right to copyright, and right to renew (Produced in 1933) the copyright or copyrights In skid mo- (Produced in 1942) Der Melsterdetektiv; Tonfilm-Produktion tion pictures. Tanz Seltz. Des helige Ziel; Cocco-Fibm. AG. (2) The screen plays, scenarios, and Die Kalte asnell; Aco-Film GmbH. Maske in Blau; N. F. K,, Neue Film- shooting scripts upon which said motion Der Kampf um den Bar; Aco-Fim GmbH. Kommanditgesellschaft. pictures -are based, Including, but not Drel blaue-Jungs-ein blondes M]del; Carl Wetne Frau Teresa; Tobts. limited to, all motion picture and tele- Boese-Film GmbKL Nippon, des Land der aufgehenden Sonne; Dr. Edgar Beyfuss-Film Nachf. vision rights therein, and every copyright, (Produced in 1934) clAim of copyright, right to copyright, (Produced in 1943) Des Erbe von Pretoria; Atlanta-Film and and right to renew the copyright or copy- Bavari--Fihm AG. Symphonie etner Weltstadt (Berlin, wle es rights in said screen plays, scenarios, and war); Leo de Latforgue-Fllmproduktlon. shooting scripts (Produced n 1935) (Produced In 1944) (3) The rights to dramatize, perform, Abessinlen-Im Schatten des goldenen Der Wllle zum Leben; Wieh--Fllm GmbH, represent, and reproduce on motion pio- Lfwen; Kosmo--Film, Jan Borgstildt. Die schwarze Robe; Berlin-Film GmbH. ture film those portions of the published Abeslnien. von heute--Blickpunkt der Es fing so harmlos an; Bavaria. and unpublished works subject to copy- Welt; Ufa, Jugendliebe; Tobls. right, other than the above mentioned Das Stehltier; Willy Zielke tIn Auftrag der screen plays, scenarios, and shooting (Produced n 1945) Relchsbahndirektion MUnchen. scripts, which underlie or are embodied Das Weib del fernen Vaikern; Dr. Adolf Das Gesetz der Liebe; Bavaria. In said motion pictures and to exhibit Baessler. Das Leben geht welter; Ufa. such film by any means in the United En ganzer Kerl (Karl rRumt auf); Ba- Das seltsame Fraulein Sylvia;.Terra. Der Puppenspleler (Pole Poppenspiler); States varla--Fllm AG. Ufa. (b) All right, title, interest and claim Held elner Nacht; A. H. Film. Der Scheiterhaufen; Tobla. of whatsoever kind or nature, under the Nacht der Verwandlung (Demasklerung); Die Schenke zur ewigen Liebe; Ufa, statutory and common law of the United Itala--Flim GmbH. Die tolls Susanne; Terra. States and of the several States thereof, Vergiss mein nioht; Itala-Film GmbH Drelmal KomOdie (Liebeswirbel); Bavaria, jf the German Government, the Japa. Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDEP, L r EGiSTEIZ I1903 nese Government, the persons referred to There is hereby vested in the Attorney (21 All arransements, adaptations, in subparagraph 1 hereof, and also of General of the United States the prop- revisons, dramatizations, translations, all other persons (including individuals, erty described In subparagraph 2 hereof, and verslons of the motion picture listed partnerships, associations, corporations, to be held, used, administered, liqui- in said Exhibit A, or other business organizations), who dated, sold or otherwise dealt with In (3) The screen play, scenario, and are residents of, or which are organized the interest of and for the benefit of the shooting script upon which said motion under the laws of or have their principal United States. picture Is based, including, but not lim- places of business in, Germany or Ja- The terms "national" and "designated ited to, all motion picture and television pan, and are nationals of such designated enemy country" as used herein shall have rights otherein,',-and every copyright, enemy countries, in, to and under the the meanings prescribed In section 10 claim Of copyright, right to copyright, following: of Executive Order 9193, as amended. and right to renew the copyright or copy- (1) All prints in the United States of D. C., rights in said screen play, scenario, and the motion pictures described in sub- Executed at Washington, on October 24, 195L shooting script, paragraph 2 (a) (1) of this Vesting Or- (4) The rights to dramatize, perform, der For the Attorney General. represent and reproduce on motion pic- (2) All arrangements, adaptations, re- iswJ-' HAROLD L BAMMOZI, ture film those portions of the published visions, dramatizations, translations, and Assistant Attorney General and unpublished works subject to copy- versions of the motion pictures described Director,Office of Allen Properti. right, other than the above mentioned in subparagraph 2 (a) (1) of this Vest- screen play, scenario, and shooting ng Order [F. M. Doc. 51-14048; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; 8:50 a. m.l script, which underlie or are embodied in (3) Every license, agreement, privi- said motion picture and to exhibit such lege, power, and right of whatsoever film by any means in the United States, nature arising under or with respect to (5) Every license, agreement, privi- the property described in subparagraphs [Vesting Order 1801] lege, power and right of whatsoever na- 2 (a), 2 (b) (1) and 2 (b) (2) of this ture arising under or with respect to the Vesting Order Uzavssula-Fnu A. G. property described In subparagraphs 2 (c) All monies and amounts, and all (a), 2 (b) (1), 2 (b) (2), 2 (b) (3) and rights to receive monies and amounts, In re: Rights in motion picture owned by Universum-Film A. G. 2 (b) (4) of this order, by way of damages, royalty, share of (c) All monies and amounts, and all profits or other emolument, accrued or Under the authority of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended, Exec- rights to receive monies and amounts, by to accrue, whether arising pursuant to way of damages, royalty, share of profits law, contract or otherwise, with respect utive Order 9193, as amended, and Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to or Other emolument, accrued or to accrue, to the property described in subpara- whether arising pursuant to law, con- graphs 2 (a) and 2 (b) of this Vesting law, after investigation, it is hereby found: tract or otherwise, with respect to the Order, and property described in subparagraphs d) All causes of action accrued or to 1. That Universum-Flm A. G., also known as Ufa, the last known address of 2 (a) and 2 (b) of this order, and accrue at law or in equity with-respect (d) All causes of action accrued or to to the property described in subpara- which Is Berlin, Germany, is a corpora- tion organized under the laws of Ger- accrue at law or In equity with respect graphs 2 (a), 2 (b), and 2 (c) hereof, to the property described in subpara- including but not limited to the rights many and which has or, on or since the effective date of Executive Order 8389, graphs 2 (a), 2 (b), and 2 (c) hereof, to sue for and recover all damages and including but not limited to the rights profits and to request and receive the as amended, has had its principal place of business in Berlin, Germany, and Is c to sue for and recover all damages and benefits of all remedies provided by com- profits and to request and receive the mon law and by statute for the infringe- national of a designated enemy country (Germany), benefit of all remedies provided by com- ment of any copyright, for the violation mon law and by statute for the infringe- of any right and for the breach of any 2. That the property described as fol- lows: " ment of any copyright, for the violation obligation described in or affecting the of any righ1t and for the breach of any aforesaid property, (a) All right, title, interest and claim of whatsoever kind or nature, under the obligation described In or affecting the is propety within the United States statutory and common law of the United aforesaid property, owned or controlled by, payable or de- States and of the several States thereof, is property within the United States liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac- in, to and under the follow'71ng: The mo- owned or controlled by. payable or deliv- count of, or owing to, or which is evidence tion picture listed n Exhibit A attached erable to, held on behalf of or on account of ownership or control by, designated hereto, and made a part hereof. including of, or owing to, or which Is evidence of enemy countries (Germany and Japan) but not limited to, the exclusive right to ownership or control by, the persons and/or the nationals thereof identified exhibit same in whole or in part by any referred to in subparagraphs I and 2 (b) in subparagraphs 1 and 2 (b) hereof; and means within the United States, all hereof, the aforesaid nationals of a desig- is property of, or is property payable or rights to arrange, adapt, revise, trans- nated enemy country (Germany) and Is held with respect to copyrights or rights late, and duplicate said motion picture property of, or is property payable or related thereto in which interests are in whole or in part, and every copyright, held with respect to copyrights or rights held by, and such property itself con- claim of copyright, right to copyright, related thereto in which interests are stitutes interests therein held by, des- and right to renew the copyright or held by, and such property itself consti- ignated enemy countries (Germany and copyrights In said motion picture, tutes interest therein held by, the afore- Japan) and/or the nationals thereof (b) All right, title, interest and claim sald nationals of a designated enemy identified in subparagraps I and 2 (b) of whatsoever kind or nature, under the country (Germany); hereof; statutory and common law of the United and it Is hereby determined: and it is hereby determined: States and-of the several States thereof, 3. That to the extent that the persort 3. That to the extent that the persons of Universum-Fflm A. G., and also of all I hereof is other persons referred to in subparagraph referred to in subparagraph I hereof are (including individuals, not within a designated enemy country, not within a designated enemy country, partnerships, associations, corporations the national Interest of the United States or other business organizations), the national interest of the United States require3 that such person be treated as a. whether or not named elsewhere in this national of a designated enemy country requires that such persons be treated as order, who are citizens and residents of, nationals of a designated enemy country or which are organized under the laws (Germany). (Germany or Japan). All determinations and all action re- of or have their principal places of busi- quired by law, including appropriate con- All determinations and all action re- ness in, Germany, and are nationals of quired by law, Sultation and certification, having been including appropriate such designated enemy country, in, to made and taken, and it being deemed consultation and certification, havig and under the following: nece sary in the national interest, been made and taken, and, it being (1) All prints In the United States of There Is hereby vested in the Attorney deemed necessary in the national in- athe motion picture listed in said Exhibit General of the United States the prop- terest, erty described in subparagraph 2 hereof, 11904 NOTICES

to be held, used, administered, liquidated. consultation and certification, having depositary, acting under the Judicial su- sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- been made and taken, and, it being pervision of the Surrogate's Court, Rock- terest of andfor the benefit of the United deemed necessary In the national In- land County, New York; States. terest, and it is hereby determined: The terms "national" and "designated There is hereby vested In the Attorney 5. That the national Interest of the enemy country" as used herein shall have General of the United States the prop- United States requires that the persons the meanings prescribed in section 10 of erty described above, to be held, used, ad- Identified in subparagraph 1 hereof and Executive Order 9193, as amended. ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise the domiciliary personal representatives, dealt with in the interest of and for the heirs, next-of-kin, legatees and distribu- Executed at Washington, D. C., on benefit of the United States. October 24, 1951. tees, names unknown, of Wilhelm Strube, The terms "nationar and "designated deceased, of. Josef Willi Strube, and of For the Attorney General. enemy country" as used herein shall Cornelius Strube, deceased, be treated as [sEAL] HAROLD L BAYNTON, have the meanings prescribed in section persons who are and prior to January 1, 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Assistant Attorney General, . Executed 1947, were nationals of a designated Director, Office of Alien Property. at Washington, D. C, on enemy country (Germany). November 19, *1951. All determinations and all action ro- quired by law, including appropriato Title, Producer,Director, and Stars For the Attorney General consultation and certification, having Variety (Varlete), Ufa, E. A. Dupont, Emil rsnEr] HAROLD I. BAYNTON, been made and taken, and It being 3annngs and Lya de Putti. Assistant Attorney General, deemed necessary in the national Inter- IF. n. Doe. 51-14049; Piled, No#. 23, 1951; Director,Office p4 Alien Property. est, 8:50 a. m4 There is hereby vested in the Attorney [F. R. Doe. 51-14050; Piled, Nov. 23, 1951; General of the United States the prop- 8:50 a. n.] erty described above, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, zold or other- wise dealt with in the Interest of and for [Vesting Order 186361 the benefit of thd United States. LouISE BRUNNETT [Vesting Order 186371 The terms "national" and "designated ANTHoNY L. STRuBE enemy country" as used herein shall In re: Ex parte in the matter of the have the meanings prescribed In section trust estate of Louise Brunnett. File No. In re: Estate of Anthony L. Strube, V-28-12169; E&T No. 16331. 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. Under the authority of the Trading deceased., File -No. D-28-13049; E. T. Executed at Washington, D. C., on With the Enemy Act, as amended, (50 171l1. November 19, 1951. U. S. C. App. anc Sup. 1-40) ; Public Law Under the authority of the Trading 181, 82d Congres, 65 Stat. 451; Execur With the Enemy Act, as amended, (50 For the Attorney General. tive Order 9193, as amended by Exec- U. S, C. App. and Sup. 1-40) ; Public Law [SEAL] HAROLD X.BAYNITON, 181, 82d Congress, 65 Stat. 451; Executive . Assistant Attorney General, utive Order 9567 (3 CFF. 1943- Cum. .Order 9193, as amended by Executive Supp.; 3 OF. 1945 Supp.); Executive Order 9567 (3 CFR, 1943 Cum. Supp.; Director, Office of Alien Property, Order 9788 (3 CPR, 1946 Supp.) and Ex- 3 CFR 1945 Supp.) ; Executive Order 9788 [F. R. Doc. 81-14051; Piled, Nov. 23, 1951; ecutive Order 9989 (3 CFR,-1948 Supp.), m.] and pursuant to law, after investigation, 3 CFR 1946Supp.) and Executive Order 8:60 a. It is hereby found: 9989 (3 CFR, 1948 Supp.), and pursuant 1. That the persons who are thb domi- to law, after investigation, it is hereby found: ciliary personal representatives,, heirs, Christine Nohr, Elizabeth [Vesting Order 186391 next of kin, legatees and distributees, 1. That names unknown, of Elisabeth Werner Nisch, Marie Thelan, Walter Strube, Jo- BERRAM WINTHROP hanna Boelte and Maria Strube, whose Brunnett, deceased, who there is reason-, last known address Is Germany, on or In re: Estate of Bertram Winthrop, able cause to believe are and, on or since since December 11, 1941, and prior to deceased. Pile No. F-27-1918. December 11, 1941 and prior to January January 1. 1947, were residents of Ger- Under the authority of the Trading 1, 1947 were residents of- Germany, are many and -are, and prior to January 1, With the Enemy Act, as amended, (10 and prior to January 1, 1947, were na- 1947 were, nationals of a designated U. S. C. App. and Supp. 1-40); Public tionals of a designated enemy country Law 181, 82d Congress, 65 Stat. 451, ,(Germany); enemy country (Germany); 2. That all right, title, interest and 2. That Josef Will Strube and the Executive Order 9193, as amended by domiciliary personal representatives, Executive Order 9567 (3 CFR, 1943 Cure, claim of any' kind or character whatso heirs, next-of-kin, legatees and distribu- Supp.; 3 CFR 1945 Supp.); Executive ever of the domiciliary personal repre- sentatives, heirs, next of kin, legatees tees, names unknown of Wilhelm Strube, Order 9788 (3 CFR 1946 Supp.) and and distributees, names unknown, of deceased, of Josef Willi Strube, and of Executive Order 9989 (3 CFR, 1948 Elisabeth Werner Brunnett, deceased, In Cornelius Strube, deceasdd, who there Is Supp.), and pursuant to law, after in- and to the trust established under the reasonable cause to believe are and, on or vestigation, it is hereby found: 'will of John E. Brunnett, deceased, for since December 11, 1941 and prior to 1. That Lisette (Elisabeth) Noormann, ,the benefit of Louise Brunnett and pres- Januarir 1, 1947, were residents of Ger- whose last known address Is Germany, ently being administered by Louis F. many, are and prior to January 1, 1947 on or since December 11,4 941, and prior Meyer, Jr., as substituted trustee, acting were nationals of a designated enemy to January 1, 1947, was a resident of country (Germany); Germany and Is, and prior to January under the judicial supervision of Circuit all right, title, interest and Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, Balti- ,3. That 1, 1947, was, a national of a designated more, Maryland, Is property which is, claim of any kind or character whatso- enemy country (Germany); and prior to January 1, 1947, was pay- ever of the persons identified in subpara- 2. That the property described as fol- able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na- graphs 1 and 2 hereof, and each of them, lows: The sum of $1,000 deposited with tiQnals of a designated enemy country In and to the Estate of Anthony L, the Treasurer of the City of New York Strube, deceased, Is property which Is pursuant to decree of the Surrogate's ,(Germany); and plior to January 1, 1947, was within Court of New York County dated Octo- and It Is hereby determined: the United States owned or controlled by, ber 29, 1943, in full of legacy under de- 3. That the national nterest of the payable or deliverable to, held on behalf cedent's will to Josephine Maier, nowy United States requires that such per- of or on account of, or owing to, or which deceased, less $70 paid by Treasurer of sons be treated as persons who are and Is evidqnce of ownership o control by the City of New York to the Alien Prop. Prior'to January 1, 1947, were nationals the aforesaid nationals of a designated erty" Custodian pursuant to Vesting of a designated enemy country (Ger- eafemy country (Germany); Order No. CE-358 for representing Jose- many). 4 That such property is In the process phine Maler in the matter of the Estate Ali determinations and all action re- of administration by the County Trea- of Bertram Winthrop, deceased, and any quired by law, including appropriate surer of Rockland County, New York, as accretions thereto Saturday, November 24, 1951 FEDERAL REGISTER 1S05 Is property which is and prior to Jan- many and are, and prior to January 1, LVcJtln3 Ordae1:41l uary 1, 1947, was within the United 1947, were, nationals of a desifnated States owned or controlled by, payable enemy country (Germany); Scm.Mr. & Co. or deliverable to, held on behalf of or on 3. That the property described as fol- In re: Debt owing to Schenker & Co. atccount of, or owing to, or which is lows: An undivided three-fourths S. A. G. L. F-49-1180-E-8. evidence of ownership or control by the (%ths) interest in certain real property Under the authority of the' Tmding aforesaid national of a designated enemy situated in the County of McLennan, With the Enemy Act, as amended, (5D country (Germany); State of Texas, particularly described in 1U. S. C. App. and Sup. 1-40) ; rublie Law '3. That such property is in the process Exhibit A, set forth below and by 181, 82d Congres, 65 Stat. 451; Executive of administration by the Treasurer of reference made a part hereof, together Order 9193, as amended by Executive the City of New York as depositary act- with all hereditaments, fixtures, improve- Order 9567 (3 CFR, 1943 Cum. Supp.; 3 ing under the Judicial supervision of the ments and appurtenances thereto, and CFR 1945 Supp.); Executive Order 9783 Surrogate's -Court, New York County, any and all claims for rents, refunds, (3 CFR, 1946 Supp.) and Executive Order New York; benefits or other payments arising from 9939 (3 CFR, 1948 Supp.), and pursuant and it is hereby determined: the ownership of such property, to law, after Investigation, it is hereby 4. That the national interest of the is property which Is and prior to January found: United States requires that such person 1, 1947, was within the United States 1. That Schenker & Co., G. m. b. M., be treated as a person who is and prior owned or controlled by, payable or deliv- the last known address of which Is Ber- to January 1, 1947, was a national of a erable to, held on behalf of or on account lin, Germany, is a corporation, partner- designated enemy country (Germany). of, or owing to, or which is evidence of ship, a.-oclaton, or other business All determinations and all action re- ownership or control by, the persons organization which on or since December quired by law, including appropriate con- named in subparagraph 1 hereof and the 11, 1941. and prior to January 1, 1947, sultation and certification, having been personal representatives, heirs, next of was organized under the laws of and had made and taken, and, it being deemed kin, legatees and distributees of Mrs. Its principal place of business in Ger- necessary in the national interest, Carl Meyer, deceased, the aforesaid na- many and is, and prior to January 1, -.There is hereby vested in the Attorney tionals of a designated enemy country 1947 was, a. national of a designated General of the United States the prop- (Germany) ; enemy country (Germany); erty described above, to be held, used, 2. That Schenker & Co. S. A. G. I.., •admnistered, liquidated, sold or other- and it Is hereby determined: the last kmorn addres of which is wise dealt with in the interest of and for 4.That the national Interest of the Trieste, is a corporation which is, and the benefit of the United States. United States requires that such persona on or since December 11, 1941, and prior The terms "national" and "designated be treated as persons who are and prior to January 1, 1947, has been, controlled enemy country" as used herein shall to January 1, 1947, were nationals of a by or acting or purporting to act di- have the meanings prescribed in section designated enemy country (Germany). rectly or indirectly for the benefit or 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. All determinations and all action re- on behalf of the aforesaid Schenker & quired by law, including appropriate Co., G. m. b. H, and is, and prior to Executed at Washington, D. C., on consultation and certification, having January 1, 1947 was, a national of a November 19, 1951. been made and taken, and, it being designated enemy country (Germany); For the Attorney General. deemed necessary in the national inter- 3. That the property described as fol- est, lows: That certain debt or other obliga- [SEA I EC&ROLD I. B3AxrON, There is hereby vested in the Attorney Assistant Attorney General, tion of The National City Bank of New General of the United States the prop- Yor, 55 Wall Street, New York 5, New Director, Office of Alien Property. erty described In subparagraph 3 hereof, York, in the amount of $1,010.52, subject to recorded liens, encumbrances arising IF. R..Doc. 51-14053; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; out of a portion of a blocked outstanding 8:51 a. m.] and other rights of record held by or for draft account, entitled Handel M1aat- persons who are not nationals of desig- schapp1j-H. Albert De Bar &Co., main- nated enemy countries, to be held, used, tained at the aforesaid bank, and any administered, liquidated, sold or other- and all rights to demand, enforce and IVesting Order 188401 wise dealt with in the Interest of and for collect the benefit of the United States. the same, MRS.GEORGE F. MEYER ET AL. The terms "national" and "designated Is property which is and prior to Janu- In re: Interest in real property owned enemy country" as used herein sball have ary 1,1947, was within the United States by Mrs. George F. Meyer -and others. the meanings prescribed In section 10 of owned or controlled by, payable or de- 1-28-7437. Executive Order 9193, as amended. liverable to, held on behalf of or on ac- Under 1e authority of the Trading' count of, or owing to, or which is evi- Executed at Washington, D. C., on No- dence With the Enemy Act, as amended (50 vember 19, 1951. of ownership or control by, U. S. C. App. and Sup. 1-40) ; Public Law Schenker & Co. S. A. G. ., the aforesaid 181, 82d Congress, 65 Stat. 451; Execu- For the Attorney General national of a designated enemy country tive Order 9193, as amended by Execu- [sia] HR=0LD L B.Ynuon, (Germany); tive Order 9567 (3 CPR. 1943 Cum. Supp.; Assistant Attorney General, and It s hereby determined: 3 CFR, 1945 Supp.); Executive Oraer Director,Ofice of Alien Property. 4. That Schenker & Co. S. A. G. L., is, 9788 (3 -CM, 1946 Supp.) and Executive Examnr A and prior to January 1, 1947 was, con- Order 9989 (3 CFR, 1948 Supp.), and trolled by or acting for or on behalf of pursuant to law, after investigation, it All that certain plot of ground situated in a designated enemy country (Germany) is hereby found: the County of Ucfennan, State of Texas, particularly described as follorm: or persons within such country and is, 1. That Mrs..George F. Meyer, Mrs. Being 90 acres oir of the 0. W. Humphreys and prior to January 1, 1947 was, a na- XateWartman and Mrs. Louisa Isemann, Survey situated on South BoZ-uo Creek- 16 tional of a dezgted enemy country also known-as Mrs. Louisa Isenmann, miles SW of Waco. Beginning at the N1W (Germany); each of whose last known address is See- comer of .said Humphreys Survey; Thence 5. That the national interest of the felden, Germany, on Qr since December X 60 E 326.93 ys. to the stake for corn., United States requires that the persons 11, 1941, and prior to January 1, 1947, Thence S 30 E 1554 vrs. to corner on slice of named in subparagraphs 1 and 2 hereof were residents of Germany and are, and said survey; Thence S 0 W 320.93 vra. as to be treated as persons which are, and prior to January 1, 1947, were, nationals SW corner of said Humphreys survey. Thence N 30 W with We.st line of raid =vey prior to January 1, 1947 were, nationals of a, designated enemy country (Ger- 1554 vrs. to the beginning. and baing the of a designated enemy country (Ger- many); same land conveyed to I. Bickel by . 0. many). 2. That the personal representatives, Winkler and wife, Lydia Winkler, by deed All determinations and all action re- heirs, next of kin, legatees and dis- dated the Ist of January, 1903, and recorded quired by law, including appropriate tributees of Mrs. Carl Meyer, deceased, in Volume 163, Page 105 of the Z~amnuan consultation and certification, having who there is reasonable cause to believe County Deed Records, been made and taken, and, It being on or since December 11, 1941, and prior .R. Do. 51-1404;8:51 a.Fled. M.l Rov. 23, 1931; deemed nec=sry in the national inter- to January 1, 1947, were residents of Ger-, est, 11906 NOTICES

There is hereby vested In the Attorney dresses are listed in said Exhibit A as arising under or with respect to the fore- General of the United States the prop- being In a foreign country (the names going, erty described above, to be held, used, of which persons are listed (a) in Col- d. All monies and amounts, and all administered, liquidated, sold or other- umn 3 of said Exhibit A as the authors rights to receive monies and amounts, by wise dealt with in the interest of and for of the works, the titles of which are listed way of royalty, share of profits or other the benefit of the United States. in Column 2, and the copyright numbers, emolument, accrued or to accrue, The terms "national" and "designated if any, of which are listed in Column 1, whether arising pursuant to law, con- enemy country" as used herein shall respectively, of said Exhibit A, and/or tract or otherwise, with respect to the have the meanings prescribed in section (b) in Column 4 of said Exhibit A as the foregoing, 10 of Executive Order 9193, as amended. owners of the copyrights, the numbers, e. All rights of renewal, reversion or D. If any, of 'whidh are listed in Column 1, revesting, f any, in the foregoing, and Executed at Washington, C., on and covering works the titles of which f. All causes of action accrued or to November 19, 1951. are listed In Column 2, respectively, of accrue at law or in equity with respect to For the Attorney General. said Exhibit A, and/or (c) In Column 5 the foregoing, including but not limited [sEAL3 HAROLD . BAy ON, of said Exhibit A as others owning or to the rights to sue for and recover all Assistant Attorney General, claiming interests in such copyrights) damages and profits and to request and Director,Offlce of Alien Property. are residents of, or are organized under receive the benefits of all remedies pro- the laws of, or have their principal places vided by common law or statute for the [F, R. Doec. 51-14055; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; of business in, such foreign country and infringement of any copyright or the 8:51 a. m.] are nationals thereof; violation of any right or the breach of 2. That all right, title, interest and any obligation described In or affecting claim of whatsoever kind or nature, un- the foregoing, ELIIE CaARLES ROBST DEDEPrcHs der the statutory and common law of Is property of, and-is property payable the United States and of the several or held with respect to copyrights or REVOCATION OF NOTICE OF IENTON TO States thereof, of the persons referred rights related thereto in which interests RETURN VESTED PROPERTY AND RETURN to in Column 5 of said Exhibit A, and also ire held by, and such property itself ORDER NO. 920 of all other persons (including individ- constitutes interests held therein by, the The Notice of Intention to Return uals, partnerships, associations, corpora- aforesaid nationals of foreign countries, Vested Property (16 F. R. 1661, February tions or other business organizations), All determinations and all action re- 16, 1951) and Return (16 whether or not named elsewhere in this Order No. 920 order including said Exhibit A, who are quired by law, including appropriate V. 3. 2863, March 31, 1951) are hereby residents of, or which are organized consultation and certification, having revoked. under the laws of or have their princi- been made and taken, and,) it being Claimant, Claim N(o., and Property deemed necessary In the national in- pal places of business in, Germany or terest, Emile Charles Robert Diederiehs, Isere, Japan, and are nationals of such foreign France; claim There is hereby vested In the Attorney No. 29555; Property described countries, in, to and under the following: General of the United States the prop- In Vesting Order No. 667 (8 F. Al. 4996, April a. The copyrights; if any, described in 17, 1943) relating to United States Letters erty described In subparagraph 2 hereof, Patent No. 2,281,561. said Exhibit A, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, b. Every copyright, claim of copyright sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- Executed at Washington, D. C., on and right to copyright in the works de- terest of and for the benefit of the United November 19, 1951. scribed In said Exhibit'A and in every States. For the-Attorney General. Issue, edition, publication, republication, The term "national" as used herein translation, arrangement, dramatiza- shall have the meaning prescribed in [SEAL] HAROLD I. BAYNTON, tion and revision thereof, in whole or in section 10 of Executive Order 9193, as Assistant Attorney General, lart, of whatsoever kind or nature, and amended. Director, Office o1 Alien Property. of all otheiworks designated by the titles [F. R. Dec. 51-14057; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; therein set forth, whether or not filed Executed at Washington, D, C,, on 8:52 a. mLI with the Register of Copyrights or other- October 23, 1951.' wise asserted, and whether or not specifi- For the Attorney General. cally designated by copyright number, [sEAL] HAROLD I BAYNTON, [Vesting Order 50OA-294J c. Every license, agreement, privilege, Assistant Attorney General, COPYRIGHTS OF CERTAIN GERMIAN Power and right of whatsoever nature 1-Director, Offlce of Alien Propert , NATIONALS,. EXHOI A Under the authority of the Trading columnI Colnm2 Columns Colfimn 4 column a With theEnemy Act, as amended, Ex- Namesandlastknown Namesandlastlnown Identiliod Persein ecutive Order 9193, as amended, and Copyright Nos. Tiles oftworks nationalitics of au- addresses of owners whoso Interests 1r Executive Order 9788, and pursuant to thors of copyrights being vested law, after investigation, it Is hereby, found: A. Fr.32788.. Handbuch Der Nea. 0. Bumke and 0. Iulins Springer, Der. owner and editorm rologle,E0nfterBand Foorster, editors In, Germany (no. 1. That the persons (including indi. (1936). (Nationalities; Gee- tinlity, German). viduals, partnerships, associations, cor- man). A. For. 349..1 Handbudh Der Neu- .do ...... Do, porations or other business organiza- rologie, Sechster tions) referred to or named in Column 5 Band (1936). of Exhibit A set forth below and made a, part hereof and whose last known ad- [F. R. Doe. 51-14056; Filed, Nov. 23, 1951; 8:51 a. m.)