I uttera I X r I SCRIPTA I /Ç I MANET f ^7 \JV FEDERAL REGISTER \ 1934 ^ VOLUME 10 ^ O A f/T E D ^ NUMBER 22
Washington, Wednesday, January 31, 1945
'K Regulations (b) Applicability of this order. The CONTENTS terms and conditions of this order shall be applicable to Ci) all canned fruits, REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE and all canned fruit juices, listed in said Vesting orders: Pag® Chapter XI-—War Food Administration Column A of Table I which are packed Alien P roperty Custodian :- during the quota period in any of the 48 Barthman, Christine______1288 (Distribution Orders) States of the United States or the District Bevilacqua, Ignazio______1289 [WPO 22-8] of Columbia, and (ii) all canned pine Burgart, Mary M______1289 apple and canned pineapple juice which Busch, Philip______1289 Part 1425—Canned and P rocessed F oods are packed during the quota period in the Carroll, Marie_A.______1290 CANNED FRUITS, AND CANNED FRUIT JUICES, Territory of Hawaii. Cohen, Rosa______1290 REQUIRED TO BE SET ASIDE DURING 1945 (c) Set-aside restrictions. Each can- Dobos, Louis (Lajos) ______1290 Pursuant to the authority Vested in ner who packs, during the quota period, Gruel, Margaret______1291 me by War Food Order No. 22, as any canned fruit, or any canned fruit Haetzel, Anna______1291 amended (8 F.R. 2243, 6397, 9 F.R. 4321, juice, designated in said Column A of Hahnel, Martha______1291 4319, 9584, 10 F.R. 103), it is hereby Table I, shall, to the extent that the Irrgang, Emilie______1292 ordered as follows: quantity so packed may be adequate, set -fj^Jelitzky, Ida------1292 aside and thereafter hold for sale and TJoehres, Frank George__ 1292 8 1425.12 Quota restrictions and allo delivery to Government agency from his Muller, Hugo______.__ 1293 cations—(a) Definitions. (1) Each term pack of each such product for the quota Schmidt, Wilmar Robert____ 1293 defined in War Food Order No. 22, as period a quantity equivalent to the quan F ederal Communications Commis amended, shall, when used herein, have tity obtained by applying the percentage sion: the same meaning as set forth for such for the particular product listed in Col Frequency allocations to various term in said War Food Order No. 22, as umn D of said Table I against his base classes of non-Govern- amended. pack of that product: Provided, how mental services in radio (2) “Quota period” means, with re ever, That, in the event the pack of any spectrum (2 documents) ___ 1285 spect to all commodities required to be canner of any such product for the quota Standard broadcast applica set aside pursuant to this order, the pe period is twice as great, or more than tions; statement of proce riod from January 1, 1945, to December twice as great, as his base pack of such dure------1282 31, 1945, both inclusive. product, then such percentage shall be F ederal T rade Commission: (3) “Base period” means, with respect applied against his pack of that product Tailored Woman, Inc., hearing. 1285 to all commodities required- to be set for the quota period. If the type, style, G eneral Land Office: aside pursuant to this order, the period variety, or grade of the particular prod Washington, withdrawal of pub from January 1, 1943, to December 31, uct is specified in the aforesaid Table I, lic lands for use of War De 1944, both inclusive. the portion set aside shall, so faf~as partment for military pur- (4) “Base pack” means, when applied available, be in the type, style, variety, poses______1281 to each canned food listed in Column A and grade so specified; but other types, Geological Survey: of Table I, which table is attached hereto styles, varieties, or grades in the posses Columbia River, Wash., with and is by this reference made a part of sion of a particular canner as may be drawal of public lands for this order, one-half the total amount by specified by the procuring Government power site purposes__ ___ 1285 net weight, of all types, styles, varieties, agency shall be substituted to the extent Interstate Commerce Commission: and grades of such food canned by the that those specified in said Table I have Coal cars, placing in Eastern respective canner during the base period i not been packed by such canner. In the States ______!___ 1288 Provided, That, if the respective canner event a canner is preparing to pack, Irish potatoes from California, canned any particular food listed in said during the quota period, any canned Idaho, Oregon and Maine, Column A of. Table I during only one of fruitr or any canned fruit juice, listed shipm ent______1282 the two calendar years of the base period, In said Column A of Table I, which he Reconsignment permits: his base pack for that food shall be his did not pack during the base period, he Apples, East St. Louis, 111____ 1286 total pack, by net weight, of such food shall so inform the Director by letter, Carrots: during the said calendar year of the base and he shall state therein the quantity Chicago, HI______1286 T6riu^ which tie canned the said food. of such product which he anticipates Kansas City, Mo.-Kans___ 1287 In the event a canner has no base pack that he will pack; and such canner shall Carrots and cauliflower, Kan for any commodity covered under this set aside for sale and delivery to Gov-, sas City, Mo.-Kans___ __1288 order, the set-aside percentage pre ernment agency a portion of his pack of Cauliflower, Chicago, 111____ 1288 scribed for such commodity shall be ap each such product for the quota period Lemons, Houston, Tex______1287 plied against his production thereof for equivalent to the quantity obtained by Lettuce, Chicago, HI. (5 docu the quota period, in the manner pre applying the percentage for the particu- ments) ______1285,1286,1287 scribed in paragraph (c) hereof. (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 1257 1258 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued
Office of D efense T ransportation: S olid F uels Administration for / m \ Common carriers, coordinated War: operations: PaS* Bituminous coal: . Pa§e FEDERA(ÄRECISTER Alabama______—------1296 Distribution of coal produced \ in U. S. ; supply on hand— 1263 I»*«no’ rfJK Arizona------1294 Ben Lomond and Texarkana, Movement via Great Lakes in Ark______------1294 U. S., and Canada; infor Florida (2 documents) — 1295,1296 mation to be filed—-A— 1263 M anhattan, Bronx, and W ar F ood Administration: _ Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Brooklyn, N. Y------1297 Agricultural labor, salaries and end days following legal holidays, by the wages; asparagus workers Division of the Federal Register, The National Taxicab operators, coordinated Archives, pursuant to the authority contained operations: in designated California in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Freeport, N. Y., area___ _— 1299 Counties______—------1263 1935 (49 stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Lake Placid, N. Y„ area------1298 Fruits and fruit juices, canned; ch. 8B ), under regulations prescribed by the Manchester, N. jft., area— — 1299 set aside requirements Administrative Committee, approved by the Saranac Lake and Lake (WFO 22-8)___ 1257 President. Distribution is made only by the Placid, N. Y., area_____ 1298 Grapefruit juice and orange Superintendent of Documents, Government juice, canned; restrictions Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Office of P rice Administration: The regulatory material appearing herein is Adjustments and pricing orders: (WFO 122, Am. 1)______- 1261 keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Blumenfeld, Louis______— 1303 Vegetables and vegetable juices, which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Davis, Robert P------'— 1300 canned; set aside require to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Famp Señorita Cigar Co----- 1302 ments (WFO 22-9) ------1260 amended June 19, 1937. Grosklaus, Mrs. Milton------1301 The Federal R egister will be furnished by Lewis, Samuel D------1304 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 lar product, listed in Column D of said per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad Morgan, Robert, & Co------1303 vance. The charge for individual copies O. K. Cigar Factory------— 1302 Table I, against his total production of (minimum 15£) varies in proportion, to the Patino, Jose, Cigar Factory— 1300 such product during the quota period. size of the issue. Remit check or money Romeo Cigar Co------— 1300 (d) When entire pack not set aside for order, made payable to the Superintendent Valdes, Gilbert, Cigar Fac Government agency. (1) In the event of Documents, directly to the Government tory ___ i------1302 a canner packs any canned fruit, or any Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Bituminous coal imported from-' canned fruit juice, listed in said Column There are no restrictions on the republica Canada (Max. Import Reg., A of Table I, for nongovernmental re tion of. material appearing in the Federal quirements as well as for Government Register. Order. 68)------:------1304 Cattle and calves (MPR 574) — 1270 agency, the portion of each such prod.- Hawaii, fish, and seafood (MPR uct required to be set aside by him for Government agency shall be set aside as NOTICE g p 373, Am. 123)______1266 Legume and grass seeds (RMPR follows: (i) At least two-thirds of the Book 1 of the 1943 Supplement to - 471, Am. 4)______1269 set-aside portion shall be taken from the Puerto Rico, grocery products first preference grade of the canned the Code of Federal Regulations (RMPR 183, Am, 63)------1263 product, as specified in Column F of said may be obtained from the Superin Regional and district office or Table I„_to the extent that such first tendent of Documents, Government ders: preference grade is packed by the re Printing Office, at $3.00 per copy. Composition roofing and sid spective canner, but, if the quantity of This book contains the material in ing, installed; Arizona— 1308 the said first preference grade which is Titles 1-31, including Presidential Eggs, shell, San Francisco re- packed by such canner is not -sufficient ' gion______1310 to meet that requirement, the total quan documents, issued during the period Firewood, Douglas, Grant, and tity of such first preference grade shall from June 2, 1943, through Decem O kanogan Coun.ties, be set asidq for Government agency; Cii) ber 31, 1943. W ash______1310 to the extent that the quantity set aside Fish and seafood, fresh, San for Government agency from the first Francisco region------1309 preference grade in accordance with the CONTENTS—Continued Fluid milk, Wyoming------1308 provisions of (i) above may fail to com I nterstate Commerce Commis- Ice, Milwaukee County, Wis— 1307 plete his set-aside quota, he shall set sion—Continued. Malt and cereal beverages, aside from his production of the second Reconsignment permits—Con. PaSe Memphis, Tenn., district- 1305 preference grade of the canned product, Onions, Chicago, 111------1286 Norge gas ranges, San Fran as specified in Column G of said Table Oranges, Chicago, 111------1286 cisco region.______— — 1310 Oil burner and stoker serv- I, such quantity as is necessary to com Potatoes, Chicago, 111------1286 plete his set-aside quota, but, if the quan N ational Housing Agency: _ ices: Sacramento, Calif., area— 1310 tity of said second preference grade War housing, disposition; dele packed by such person is not sufficient gation of authority to Fed San Francisco and Oakland, eral Public Housing Com Calif., area.______1310 to complete such set-aside quota, the missioner to execute con- Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., total quantity of such second preference veyances------1262 areas______1309 grade shall be set aside for Government ¿olid fuels: N ational War Labor B oard: agency; and
said Table I, sufficient of such quantity that the product is packed by the re own account or the account of other Gov to complete his set-aside quota as may spective canner in such largest can size ernment agencies whenever it has agreed be available: Provided, That, if there Is in the respective preference grades, and with such agencies to do so. The Army an insufficient quantity of all three pref the remainder, if any, of the set-aside and the Office of Marketing Services, re erence grades to complete his set-aside quota for such canned product shall be spectively, are authorized to inspect and quota, he shall set aside from such other in the other can sizes, if any, specified grade such canned foods pursuant to grades in his possession as may be des in Column I of said Table I: Provided, § 1425.1 (d> of War Pood Order No. 22, ignated by Government agency sufficient That the portion «f the set-aside quan as amended. The Army is further au of such quantity to complete his set- tity of the canned product represented thorized to issue specifications at any aside quota as may” be available. by the contingency reserve percentage time with regard to the processing, pack (2) In the event a canner packs a' for such product shown in Column C of ing, containers, container treatment, can canned product covered hereunder partly said Table I may, at the option of the marking, labeling, boxing, and strapping in tinplate containers and partly in glass particular canner, be packed and set of such canned foods pursuant to containers, the portion to be set aside aside in any can size which he may have § 1425.1 (b) (5) of War Food Order No. for Government agency from the several available. 22, as^amended. preference grades of such product in ac (4) Each canner who, pursuant to thex (g) ‘Provisions of War Food Orders cordance with the provisions of (d) (1) provisions of this order, is required to ' Nos. 22-4, as amended, and 22-6, as hereof shall be that which is packed in set aside any commodity listed in said amended, not affected. The provisions tinplate to the extent that the respec Column A of Table I shall be deemed to of this order shall not be considered as tive grades are so packed in tinplate by have met the set-aside requirements of rescinding or modifying the provisions of such canner; and the particular product this order if he sets aside the entire quan War Food Order No. 22-4, as amended packed by such canner in glass con tity of the respective commodity which (8 F.R. 6573, 11590, 10 F.R. 103), or the tainers shall be set aside from any such is in his possession on thé effective date provisions of War Pood Order No*22-6, first preference grade only in the évent of this order plus the quantity of such as amended (9 F.R. 1824, 6497, 10 F.R. and to the extent necessary to meet any commodity which he packs during the 103). such deficiency when there is not enough quota period after this order becomes (h) Effective date. This order shall of the respective product of that prefer effective, even though such amount is be effective as of 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., ence grade packed by such canner in less than the quantity of the respective January 30, 1945. tinplate to meet the set-aside require commodity required to be set aside by the No te: All reporting requirements of this ments for such grade. provisions of this order. order have been approved by, and subsequent (3) Within the limits of, and subject (e) Reports. The reports required by reporting and record-keeping requirements to the restrictions set forth in (d) (1) § 1425.1 (c) of War Pood Order No. 22, will be subject to the approval of Bureau of and (2) hereof, and to the extent such as amended, shall be submitted on form the Budget in accordance with the Federal quantity is available from the particular OMS 140 (formerly EDO 685) . The re Reports Act of 1942. canner’s pack, a minimum of one-third ports shall be submitted to the Direc (E.O. 9280, 7 P.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. and a maximum of two-thirds (except tor within 15 calendar days after the 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, with the consent of the particular pro completion of the pack. 8 F.R. 14783; WFO No. 22, as amended, curing Government agency) of the quota (f) Purchase, inspection, and specifi 8 F.R.-2243, 6397, 9 F it. 4321, 4319, 9584, of any canned product for Government cations. The Army of the United States 10 F.R. 103) agency shall be set aside in the largest is hereby allocated the quotas prescribed Issued this 27th day of January 1945. can size specified for that product in herein for Government agency, and the C. W. K itchen, Column I of said Table I to the extent Army may purchase said quotas for its Acting Director of Marketing Services. T able I—Canned Fruits and Canned FruiT J uices
ABC D E FG H I
Percentage of base pack Grade preference
Type, style variety (sequence does Product Con Total Can size Specif tin ,(Cols. not denote preference) ic re gency B and First Second Third serve reserve C) ,
Apples...... 67 •8 76' 'Heavy pack...... Standard______Fancy______10. Applesauce..'___.... 35•237 Fancy______10-2. ADricots___ T 46 •3 49 Halved, unpeeled______..'...... Standard (fancy not Pie or waterpack___ 10-2%. desired). Berries1____... 90 •10 100 Water pack...... (!)...... 40. Blueberries...... 95 *5 1Ö0 Water pack...... (!) ...... TO. Cherries R. S. P ...... 90 •10 100 Water pack...... -Standard...... 10-2. . Cherries, sweet...... 22 *3 25 10-2)4-1 Figs...... 70 75 Kadota...... 10-2H. Fruit cocktail ll ” 68 *10 78 Top choice *...... 10-2%. Peaches______58 *10 68 Yellow clingstone halved or sliced Choice...... 10-2%. Yellow freestone halved or sliced Choice...... Fancy___ ‘...... 10-2)4. Pears______70 *10 80 Bartlett, halved...... Choice...... Top std.4__ 10-2)4. Pineanple 62 *10 72 Sliced, crushed, chunks, tidbits (ex- Fancy______10-2)4-2 cept cocktail tidbits). Pineapple4uice 52 *10 62 Fancv 10-3 cyI.-2.
•Indicates that Government intends to purchase all of contingency reserve in addition to the specific reserve. j Blackberries, boysenherries, loganberries, youngberrles only. Percentage applies to combined pack of the four varieties. . ' * Syrup pack not desired. - ' ~ ; - v ,, Si, * Not below 15 points for absence of defects. Not below 15 points for character, with a total minimum not below 80 points as defined in terms of U. S. grades. 4 Top Standard means 70-74 inclusive as defined in terms of U. S. grades. [F. R. Doc. 45-1760; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; 3:21 p. m.] 1260 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 [WFO 22-9] pack of each such product for the quota quantities set aside for Government agency from the first and second prefer P art 1425—Canned and P rocessed F oods period a quantity equivalent to the quan tity obtained by applying the percentage ence grades in accordance with the pro CANNED VEGETABLES, AND CANNED VEGETABLE for the particular product listed in Col visions of (i) and (ii) above may fail to JUICES, REQUIRED TO BE SET ASIDE DURING umn D of said Table I against his base complete his set-aside quota, he shall set 1945 pack of that product: Provided, however, aside from his production of his third Pursuant to the authority vested in me That, in the event the pack of any can preference grade, if any, of the canned by War Food Order No. 22, as amended ner of any such prodtict for the quota product, as specified in Column H of said (8 F.R. 2243, 6397, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319, 9584, period is twice as great, or more than Table I, sufficient of such quantity to 10 F.R. 103), it is hereby ordered as fol twice as great, as his base pack of such complete his set-aside quota as may be lows: product, then such percentage, shall be available: Provided, That, if there is an § 1425.11 Quota restrictions and allo applied against his pack of that product insufficient quantity of all three prefer cations—(a) Definitions. (1) Each for the quota period. If the type, style, ence grades to complete his set-aside term defined in War Food Order No. 22, variety, or grade of the particular prod quota, he shall set aside from such other as amended, shall, when used herein, uct is specified in the aforesaid Table I, grades in his possession as may be desig have the same meaning as set forth for the portion set aside shall, so far as avail nated by Government agency sufficient such term in said War Food, Order No. able, be in the type, style, variety, and of such quantity to complete liis set- 22, as amended. grade so specified; but other types, styles, aside quota as may be available. (2) “Quota period” means, with re varieties, or grades in the possession of (2) In the event a canner packs a spect to sauerkraut, the period from Sep a particular canner as ma^be specified canned product covered hereunder part tember 1, 1945, to August 31, 1946, .both by the procuring Government agency ly in tinplate containers and partly in inclusive; and, with respect to all other shall be substituted to the extent that glass containers, the portion to be set comrrtbdities required to be set &side pur those specified in said Table I have not aside for Government agency from the suant to this order, the period from Jan been packed by such canner. In the several preference grades of such prod uary 1, 1945, to December 31, 1945, both event a canner is preparing to pack, dur uct in accordance with the provisions of inclusive. ing the quota period, any canned vege (d) (1) hereof shall be that which is (3) “Base period” means, with respect table, or any canned vegetable juice, packed in tinplate to the extent'that the to sauerkraut, the period from Septem listed in said Column A of Table I, which respective grades are so packed in tin ber 1, 1941, to August 31, 1942, both in he did not pack during the base period, plate by such canner; and the particular clusive; and, with respect to all other he shall so inform the Director by let product packed by ¡^jich canner in glass commodities required to be set aside pur ter, and he shall state therein the quan containers shall be set aside from any suant to this order, the period from Jan tity of such product which he antici such first preference grade only in the uary 1, 1943, to December 31, 1944, both pates that he will pack; and such canner event and to the extent necessary to inclusive. shall set aside for sale and delivery to meet any such deficiency when there is (4) “Base pack” means: (i) when ap Government agency a portion of his pack not enough of the respective product of plied to sauerkraut, the total amount, by of each such product for the quota pe that preference grade packed by such net weight, of all types, styles, varieties, riod equivalent to the quantity obtained canner in tinplate to meet the set-aside and grades canned by the respective can- by applying the percentage for the par requirements for such grade. ner during the base period; and (il) ticular product, listed in Column D of (3) Within the limits of, and subject when applied to each canned food, other said Table I, against his total produc to the restrictions set forth in (d) (1) and than sauerkraut, listed in Column A of tion of such product during the quota (2) hereof, and to the extent such quan Table I, which table is attached hereto period. tity is available from the particular can- and is by this reference made a part of (d) When entire pack not set aside for ner’s pack, a minimum of one-third and this order, one-half the total amount, by Government agency. (1) In the event a a maximum of two-thirds (except with net weight, of all types, styles, varieties, canner packs any canned vegetable, or the consent of the particular procuring and grades of such food canned by the any canned vegetable juice, listed in said Government agency) of the quota,of any respective canner during the base period: Column A of Table I, for nongovern canned product for Government agency Provided, That, if the respective canner mental requirements as well as for Gov shall be set aside in the largest can size canned ariy particular food, other than ernment agency, the portion of each such specified for that product in Column I of sauerkraut, listed in said Column A of product required to be set aside by_him said Table I to the extent that the prod Table I during only one of the two cal for Government agency shall be set aside uct is packed by the respective canner in endar years of the base-period, his base as follows: (i) At least two-thirds of the such largest can size in the respective pack for that food shall be his total pack, set-aside portion shall be taken from the preference grades, and the remainder, if by net weight, of such food during the first preference grade of the canned any, of the set-aside quota for such said calendar year of the base period in product, as specified in Column F of said canned product shall be in the other can which he canned the said food. In the Table I, to the extent that such first sizes, if any, specified in Column I of said event a canner has no base pack for any preference grade is packed by the respec Table I: Provided, That the portion of commodity covered under this order, the tive canner, but, if the quantity of the the set-aside quantity of the canned set-aside percentage prescribed for such said first preference grade which is product represented by the contingency commodity shall be applied against his packed by such canner is not sufficient to reserve percentage for such product production thereof for the quota period, meet that requirement, the total quan shown in Column C of said Table I may, in the manner prescribed in paragraph tity of such first preference grade-shall at the option of the particular canner, be (c) hereof. be set aside for Government agency; (ii) packed and set aside in any can size (b) Applicability of this order. The to the extent that the quantity set aside which he may have available. terms and conditions of this order shall for Government agency frdm the first (4) Each canner who, pursuant to the be applicable to all canned vegetables, preference grade in accordance with the provisions of this order, is required to and all canned vegetable juices, listed in provisions of (i) above may fail to com set aside any commodity listed in said said Column A of Table I which are plete his set-aside quota, he shall set Column A of Table I shall be deemed to packed during the quota period in any aside from his production of the second have met the set-aside requirements of of the 48 States of theUnited States or preference grade of the canned product, this order if he sets aside the entire the District of Columbia. as specified in Column G of said Table I, quantity of the respeotlve commodity (c) Set-aside restrictions. Each can such quantity as is necessary to complete which is in his possession on the effec ner who packs, during the quota period, his set-aside quota, but, if the quantity tive date of this order plus the quantity any canned vegetable, or any canned veg of said second preference grade packed of such commodity which he packs dur etable juice, designated in said Column by such person is not sufficient to com ing the quota period after this order be- A of Table I, shall, to the extent that plete such set-aside quota, the total ~ comes effective, even though such the quantity so packed may be adequate, quantity of such second preference grade amount is less than the quantity of the set aside and thereafter hold for sale and shall be set aside for Government respective commodity required to be set delivery to Government agency from his agency; and (iii) to the extent that the aside by the provisions of this order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 81, 1945 1261
(e) Reports. The reports required by No. 22, as amended. The Army is fur (h) Effective date. This order shall § 1425.1 (c) of War Food Order No. 22, ther authorized to issue specifications at be effective as of 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., as amended, shall be submitted on form any time with regard to the processing, January 3Cf, 1945. OMS-140 (formerly FDA-685). The re packing, containers, container treat ports shall be submitted to the Director Note: All reporting requirements of this ment, can marking, labeling, boxing, and order have been approved by, and subse within 15 calendar days after the com strapping of such canned foods pursuant quent reporting and record-keeping require pletion of the pack. ' to § 1425.1 (b) (5) of War Food Order ments will be subject to the approval of, (f) Purchase, inspection, and specifi No. 22, as amended. Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the cations. The Army of the United States (g) Provisions of War Food Orders Federal Reports Act of 1942. .. is hereby allocated the quotas prescribed Nos. 22-4, as amended, and 22-6, as herein for Government agency, and the (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. Army may purchase said quotas for its amended, not^affected. The provisions 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, own account dr the account of other of this order shall not be considered as 8 F.R. 14783; WFO No. 22, as amended, Government agencies whenever it has rescinding or modifying the provisions of 8 F.R. 2243, 6397, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319, 9584, agreed with such agencies to do so. The War Food Order No. 22-4, as amended 10 F.R. 103) Army and the Office of Marketing Serv (8 F.R. 6573, 11590, 10 F.R. 103) , or the ices, respectively, are authorized to in provisions of War Food Order No. 22-6, Issued this 27th day of January 1945. spect and grade such canned foods pur as amended (9 F.R. 1824, 6497, 10 F.R. / ' C. W. Kitchen, suant to § 1425.1 (d) of War Food Order 103). Acting Director of Marketing Services. T able 1— Canned Vegetables and Canned Vegetable J uices
A BCDE F G H I
Percentage of base pack Grade preferences
Con Total Type, style variety (sequence does Can size Product Specif tin (Cols. not denote preference) ic re gency B and First ^Second Third serve reserve C)
Asparagus______61 *4 55 All green or culturally bleached__ .... Fancy cut..______Fancy spear...... T0-2ti y Beans, lima______37 •3 40 Fresh...... Beans, snap...... 45 *7 52 Green, cut; wax, c u t ..______Extra standard...... Beets____*.-■ - ._ • 48 *6 54 Cut, quartered, diced, sliced______F a n cy ...... TO W? ? Carrots___^______87 *10 107 Diced...... Fancy...... Corn, sweet *______33 *6 39 White, yellow, cream style, whole Fancy______10-2.' kernel. Peas______— 35 *5 40 Alaska 3, 4 sieve; sweet 3-sieve and Extra standard____ 10-2. larger, ungraded. Pumpkin or squash.. 31 43 34 Fancy______Sauerkraut_____ . . . . 45 *7 52 Fftnov r Spinach^...... 57 *7 64 F a n c y ...... Tomatoes.....______58 *8 66 Tomato catsup_____ 47 *6 53 Fancy 29-33% solids. Fancy 33% solids or Fancy 25-29%*solids. (10-3 cyl. 2j£-2. over. \ \ 14 oz. glass or larger Tomato juice...... 41 *6 47 Fancy...... _ .. _ Tomato puree______16 *3 18 Heavy (minimum specific gravity— -Fancy______10. 1.045). Tomato paste__..... 24 •3 27 IJancy______10-2V£-2-6 ounces.
* Top standard means 70-74 inclusive as defined in terms of U. S. grades. 4 Top standard means 80-84 inclusive as defined in. terms of U. S. grades. 5 Full inside enamel cans required. Number 10 cans to be used for whole kernel only. •Indicates that Government intends to purchase all of contingency reserve in addition to the specific reserve. [F. R. Doc. 45-1759; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; 3:21 p. m.] * ■ , . ' 9
[WFO 122, Arndt. 1] (2) “Director” means the Director of (c) Releases from restrictions. Not Part 1425—Canned and Processed Foods Marketing Services, War Food Adminis withstanding any other provision hereof, tration. the Director may release any canned RESTRICTIONS WITH RESPECT TO CANNED. (3) “Canner” means any person en grapefruit juice, canned orange juice, or GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, CANNED ORANGE JUICE, gaged in the business of canning foods canned grapefruit juice and orange juice AND CANNED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE AND ORANGE in hermetically sealed metal or glass con blended from the restrictions of this or JUICE BLENDED tainers and sterilizing the same by the der whenever he determines that such re War Food Order No. 122 (10 F.R. 696), use of heat. lease is necessary or appropriate in the issued January 17, 1945, is amended to (4) “Government agency” means any public interest and to promote the na read as follows: officer, board, agency, commission, or tional defense. The fulfillment of requirements for the Government-owned or Government-con (d) Audits and inspections. The Di defense of the United States will result in trolled corporation of the United States. rector shall be entitled to make such audit a shortage in the supply of canned grape (b) Restrictions. Notwithstanding any or inspection of the books, records, and fruit juice, canned orange juice, and provisions of War Food Order No. 22-7 other writings, premises or stocks of canned grapefruit juice and orange juice (9 F.R. 12333, 10 F.R. 103), on and after canned grapefruit juice, canned orange blended, for defense, for private account, the effective date of this order, no canne? juice, and canned grapefruit juice and and for export; ,and the following order shall sell; ship, or deliver to any person orange juice blended, of any person, and is deemed necessary and appropriate in other than the Army of the United States, to make such investigations, as may be the public interest and to promote the for its own account or for the account of necessary or appropriate, in the Di national defense : another Government agency, any one or rector’s discretion, to the enforcement or § 1425.13 Restrictions with respect to more of the following canned citrus fruit administration of the provisions of this canned grapefruit juice, canned orange juices produced from grapefruit or order. juice, and canned grapefruit juice and oranges grown in the State of Florida or (e) Records ajid reports. (1) The orange juice blended—(a) Definitions. Texas: Director shall be entitled to obtain such (1) “Person” means any individual, part (1) Canned grapefruit juice; information from, and require such re nership, corporation, association, busi (2) Canned orange juice; and ports and the keeping of such records by, ness trust, or any organized group of per (3) Canned grapefruit juice and. orange any person, as may be necessary or ap sons whether incorporated or not. juice blended. propriate, in the Director’s discretion, to/ N
1262 FEDERAL RÈGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 February 19, 1944 (9 F.R. 2071) or pur the enforcement or administration of Services, War Food Administration, Washington 25, D. C., Ref. WFO 122. suant to the provisions of Public No. 457 the provisions of this order. of the 78th Congress (Surplus Property (2) Every person subject to this or This amendment shall become effec Act of 1944), I hereby delegate to the der shall, for at least two years (or for tive i t 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., January 30, Federal Public Housing Commissioner such period of time as the Director may 11945. With respect to violations, rights and to such employees of the Federal designate), maintain an accurate record ; accrued, liabilities incurred, or appeals Public Housing Authority or such other of his transactions in canned grapefruit \taken under, said War Food Order No. persons as shall be .designated by him juice, canned orange juice, and canned 122 prior to the effective time of the pro authority to sell any or all of such prop grapefruit juice and orange juice visions hereof, the provisions of said War erties so held by the National Housing blended. Food Order No. 122 in effect prior to the Agency and to execute the necessary in (f) Petition for relief from, hardship. effective time hereof shall be deemed to struments transferring title thereto. Any person affected by this order who continue in full force and effect for the Any such instruments executed by the considers th a t compliance herewith purpose of sustaining any proper suit, Federal Public Housing Commissioner, or would work an exceptional or unreason action, or other proceeding with regard by any person to whom the said Com able hardship on him may file a petition to. any such violation^right, liability, or missioner has designated such authority, for relief with the Order Administrator. appeal. purporting to transfer title under the Such petition shall be addressed to Or Note: All record-keeping requirements of . authority of this order to a bona fide der Administrator' War Food Order No. this order have been approved by, and subse purchaser for value shall be conclusive 122, Fruit and Vegetable Branch, Office quent reporting and record-keeping require of Marketing Services, War Food Admin ments will be subject to the approval of, evidence of the authority of said Com istration, Washington 25, D. C. Petition Bureau of the Budget, in accordance with the missioner or other employee to act for for such relief shall be in writing and Federal Reports Act of 1942. the National Housing Agency to execute such instruments. shall set forth all pertinent facts and the (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. nature of the relief sought. The Order 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, This general order shall be effective Administrator may take any action with 8 F.R. 14783) January 2, 1945. reference to such petition which is con Issued this 27th day of January 1945. J ohn B. B landford, Jr., sistent with the authority delegated to Administrator. him by the Director. If the petitioner Ashley S ellers, is dissatisfied with the action taken by Assistant War Food Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-1754; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; the Order Administrator on the petition, 2:42 p. m.] he shall obtain, by requesting the Order [F. R. Doc. 45-1752; Filed,. Jan. 29, 1945;' Administrator therefor, a review of such 12:11 p. m.J action by the Director. The Director, may, after said review, take such action TITLE 29—LABOR as he deems appropriate, and such action Chapter VI—National War Labor Board shall bé final. The provisions of this TITLE 24—HOUSING CREDIT paragraph (f) shall not be construed to Chapter VII—National Housing Agency Part 803—General Orders deprive the Director of authority to con [NHA General Order 21-31 j RESTRICTIONS ON HIRING AT RATES IN EXCESS sider originally any petition for relief OF MINIMUM from hardship submitted in accordance Part 705—D elegations of Authority herewith. The Director may consider Section II-F of General Order No. 31 any such petition and take such action DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO FEDERAL PUB (8 F.R. 7463, 11777, 9 F.R. 7511, 11468) with reference thereto that he deems ap LIC HOUSING COMMISSIONER TO EXECUTE is hereby amended by the addition of a propriate, and such action sh^ll be final. CONVEYANCES IN CONNECTION WITH DIS new subsection, numbered “3”, to read as (g) Violations. Any person who vio POSITION OF WAR HOUSING follows: lates any provision of this order may, in Sec. § 803.31 Schedules * * * accordance with the applicable proce 705.3 Purpose. dure, be prohibited from receiving, mak 705.4 Authorizing the Federal Public Hous II. New Schedules. * * • ing Commissioner to execute con F. Restrictions on hiring employees at ing any deliveries of, or using the rates in excess of the minimum rate of the material subject to priority or allocation veyances in connection with the disposition of war housing. properly established rate range for a given control pursuant to this order. In addi job clasiflcation * * * tion, any person who wilfully violates Authority: §§ 705.3'and 705.4 issued under 3. Critical or essential war work, (a) - any provision of this order is guilty of 55 Stat. 838; E.O. 9070, 3 CFR, Cum. Supp.; Whenever the War Manpower Commissibn a crime and may be prosecuted under E.O. 9425, 9 F.R. 2071; Surplus War Property certifies in writing to an agent of the National any and all applicable laws. Further, Administration Regulation 1, Supp. I, section War Labor Board that a particular employer I (E), 9 F. R. 9182; 58 Stat. 765. is (1) actually engaged in critical or essen civil action may be instituted to enforce tial war work, (2) observing all the rules and any liability or duty created by, or to § 705.3 Purpose, (a) The purpose of regulations of the War Manpower Commis enjoin any violation of, any provision of this general order is to delegate authority sion, and (3) faced with a critical hiring this order. to the Federal Public Housing Commis problem due to the limitations of paragraphs (h) Delegation of authority. The ad sioner to execute conveyances in connec 1 and 2 above, the agent of the Board shall ministration of this order and the tion with the dispositioh of public war authorize, withjn 5 days after the certifica powers vested in. the War Food Adminis housing property of the National Housing tion is received (provided the Board agent trator, insofar as such powers relate to does not stay the effective date within the 5 Agency or surplus property transferred day period) such employer to hire, without the administration of this order, are to the National Housing Agency for dis regard to such limitations, employees laid hereby delegated to the Director. The position. off or discharged from theirvlast positions Director is authorized to redelegate to § 705.4 Authorizing the Federal Pub because of a cut-back or elimination of essen any employee of the United States De tial war work or employed in non-critical or partment of Agriculture any or all of the lic Housing Commissioner to execute non-essential work, as stated in the certifi authority vested in him by this order; conveyances in connection with the dis cates of referral of the War Manpower Com and one such employee shall be desig position of war housing, (a) With re mission presented by such employees. Such nated by the Director to serve as Order gard to any war housing or the sites employees shall not be included in computing Administrator, and one such employee thereof acquired by the National Hous the number of employees who may be hired ing Agency (other than properties ad at rates in excess of the minima of the rate shall be designated by the Director to ranges under subsections 1 and 2 above. serve as Deputy Order'Administrator. ministered by the Federal Housing Administration or the Federal Home (b) Any employee hired in-aecordahce with (i) Communications. All reports re the provisions of this paragraph 3 may be quired to be filed hereunder and all com Loan Bank Administration) or any prop hired by the employer at any rate within munications concerning this order shall, erty which has been or may be trans the appropriate rate range for his job classi unless otherwise provided herein or in ferred to the National Housing Agency fication corresponding ter his ability and ex instructions issued by the Director, be as surplus property pursuant to the pro perience: Provided, That, if the rate received addressed to the Director of Marketing visions of Executive Order 9425 of by any such employee in his last position was FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1263 below the minimum of the appropriate rate Administrator for War with respect to This amendment shall become effec range of his new employer, he shall be hired Amendment No. 3 to SPAW Regulation tive February 1, 1945. at a rate no lower than the minimum rate No. 23 issued January 11, 1945 (10 F.R. Issued this 29th day of January 1945. of such rate range, and he shall not be hired 730). at a rate above such minimum rate unless The inventory of coal in possession of a J ames F. Brownlee, the hiring is made subject to the provisions of Acting Administrator. paragraphs 1 or 2 above. consumer is referred to in Amendment No. 3 (c) The War Manpower Commission shall to SPAW Regulation No. 23 as (1) “consum er’s stockpile”, (2) “consumer’s coal on [F. R. Doc. 45-1762; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; submit monthly to the Wage Stabilization 4:09 p. m.] Division of the Board agent a report of such hand”, (3) “supply of coal on hand”, (4) hirings, which report shall include (1) name “estimated days’ supply”. „ /. and address of hiring employer, (2) name of Where any of the above, terms appears in employee hired, (3) date of hiring, (4) nature SPAW Regulation No. 23, as amended, it of job for which hired, (5) rate range of means the total amount of coal in the pos session of the consumer computed in ac P art 1418—Territories and P ossessions job for which hired, (6) rate at which hired, cordance with the provisions of § 602.513 of (7) nature of job last performed, (8) rate v [RMPR 183, Amdt. 63] received on job last performed, (9) name and SFAW Régulation No. 23. address of last employer. (E.O. 9332, 8 F.R. 5355; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. GROCERY PRODUCTS i n PUERTO RICO (E.O. 9250, Oct. 2, 1942, 7 P.R. 7871; as 2719; sec. 2 (a) 54 Stat. 676, aammended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176.) A statement of the considerations in amended by E.O. 9381, Sept. 25, 1943, 8 volved in the issuance of this amend F.R. 13083; E.O. 9328, Apr. 8, 1943, 8 P.R. Isstied this 30th day of January 1945. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 4681; Act of Oct. 2, 1942, C 578, 56 Stat. C. J. P otter, has been filed with the Division of the 765, Pub. Law 729, 77th Cong.) Deputy Solid Fuels Federal Register.* Approved: January 26, 1945. Administrator for War. Revised Maximum Price Regulation 183 is amended in the following respects. T heodore W. K heel, ‘ 0 [F. R. Doc. 45-1793; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; Executive Director. 11:27 a.m .] 1. Section 20, Table 3, is amended by adding new items to read as follows: [F. R. Doc. .45-1766; Piled, Jan. 30, 1945; 9:32 a. m.j [SPAW Reg. 25, Arndt. 1] Price Price Part 602—General Orders and Items and brand names Unit case of - at at D irectives whole Chapter IX—War Food Administrator sale retail (Agricultural Labor) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE FILED BY RE [Specific Wage Ceiling Reg. 1, Arndt. 2] CEIVERS, LAKE FORWARDERS, PRODUCERS CANNED APRICOTS S * Per AND INDUSTRIAL CONSUMERS unit Exquisite (unpeeled 24 #2)4 can__ $5.90. $0.32 Part 1102-—S alaries and W ages of Agri In order to provide more time for the whole). cultural Labor in the S tate of Cali Hunt’s (peeled w hole)... 24 #2)4 can ... 17.85 .41 filing by receivers, lake forwarders and fornia Libby (peeled whole)...... 12 #2)4 glass.. 4.40 47 producers of information required by Premier (Unpeeled halves, 24 #2)4 ca n ... 8.90 .47 ASPARAGUS WORKERS IN DESIGNATED CALI choice). SFAW Regulation No. 25, it is necessary S& W (unpeeled halves).. 24 #2)4 can ... 8.90 “ .47 FORNIA COUNTIES to amend that regulation as follows: CHEERIES, DARK SWEET Section 1102.1 (b) (9 F.R. 833, 4574) Paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of is hereby amended as set forth below: § 602.610 are amended by deleting from Premier (unpitted)...... 12 #2)4 glass.. 6.60 .70 Paragraphs I A (i), I B (i), each-paragraph the words “February CHERRIES, ROTAL ANN II A (ii) and II B (ii) are amended 20,1945” and inserting instead the words “February 28, 1945.” Exquisite...... 24 #2)4 ca n ... 9.80 .53 by deleting the last sentence of each of Hunt’s ______24 #23-2 ca n ... 10.00 .54 said paragraphs and substituting there This amendment shall become effec Libby’s...... 24 #2)4 can ... 9.65 .52 for the following: “Payment on any other tive immediately. Premier______12 #2)4 glass.. 6.35 .67 basis shall not exceed the, equivalent of (E.O. 9332, 8 F.R. 5355; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. FIGS, KADOTA the above rates.” v 2719; sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended Halves, Kadota______24 #2)4 ca n ... 9.30 .50 by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176) (56 Stat. 765, 50 U.S.C. App. sec. 961 et FRUIT COCKTAIL seq. (Supp. m ); 57 Statr 63, ¿0 U.S.C. Issued this 30th day of January 1945. App. sec. 964 (Supp. Ill); Pub. Law No. 10. 75 .28 C. J. P otter, 383, 78th Cong., 2d Sess.; E.O. 9250, 7 PEACHES, YELLOW CLING, Deputy Solid Fuels HALVES P.R. 7871; -E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681; regu Administrator for War. lations of the Economic Stabilization Di Sweet life...... 24 #2)4 ca n ... 8.00 .43 rector, 8 F.R. 11960, 12139, 16702; 9 F.R„ [F. R. Doc. 45-1794; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; PEACHES, YELLOW CLING, 6035,14547; regulations'of the War Food 11:27 a. m.] SLICED Administrator, 9 P.R. 655, 12117, 12611, 9 P.R. 831, 12807) Rosedale...... 24 #2)4 can ... 6.50 .35 < PEARS, BARTLETT, Issued this 29th day of January 1945, TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE HALVES
Philip Bruton, Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration Flotill...... 24# 2)4 ca n ... 8.60 .46 Director of Labor, War Food Administration. P art 1358—T obacco PLUMS, GREEN GAGE [P. R. Doc. 45-1776; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; [MPR 549,i Arndt. 2] Exquisite...... 24 #2)4 can__ 6.00 .32 11:01a.m.] FLUE-CURED TOBACCO OF THE 1944 CROP 2. Section 20, Table 3a, is amended by A statement of the considerations in adding new items to read as follows: TITLE 30-MINERAL RESOURCES volved in the issuance of this amend ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Administration Price has been filed with the Division of the at Price for War Federal Register.* Items and brand names Unit case óf w hole at sale retail [SPAW Reg. 23, Int. 1] Maximum Regulation No. 549 is amended in the following respect: Part 602—General, Orders and APPLE SAUCE Per Section 5 (a) is amended by substitut unit D irectives ing the date “March 15” in place of Bowman...... 24 #2 can____ $3.85 $0.20 Palmdale______24 #2 can____ 6.00 .27 bituminous coal distribution in ¥ . 0.1 ^February 1”, SUPPLY OF COAL ON HAND ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office The following official interpretation is of Price Administration. ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office hereby issued by the Deputy Solid Fuels *9 F.R. 9283; 10 FU. 410. Of Price Administration. 1264 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945
3. Section 21, Table 4, is amended by 8. Section 25, Table 10, is amended by 12. Section 33a, Table 19a, is amended adding new items to read as follows: adding new items to read as follows: by adding new items to read as follows:
Price Price Price Price Price Price Items and brand* at Items and brand at Items and brand at Unit case of— at Unit case of— whole at Unit, case of— at names whole names retail names whole retail sale retail sale sale
APPLE JUICE Per ASPARAGUS Per Per unit unit MACKERELS- unit 12 qts. bottles...... $3.25 $0.35 48 9J4 oz. c a n ___ $9.55 $0.26 -2 .5 5 .14 Sea Glade (fillet)___ 48/15 oz. can...... $26.25 $0.68 BEETS SARDINES APRICOT NECTAR Shoestrings: M ott— 3.35 .18 Peanut oil, Airship.. 100/3 H-oz. can___ 13.40 .17 24 12 oz. can_____ 2.55 .13 5.05 .13 CARROTS SHRIMPS 4.90 .13 "3.75 .19' Jumbo, wet pack, 48/7 oz. can______19.00* .60 GRAPE JUICE CHICKPEAS 24 16 oz. gls...... -5.6Ö .30 3.20 .17 13. Section 36, Table 23, is amended by ORANGE JUICE PEAS adding new sizes to read as follows: . 12 46 oz. c a n ...... 5.75 .61 Large, Sweet 3.60 .18 > PEAR JUICE Princess. 4.05 .21 Price Price Sweet, Ungraded, Items & Brand to at Price 24 16oz. g ls ....__ 5.25 .27 Fancy Stokely. Names Unit case of— whole whole at saler sale retail PEAR NECTAR SPINACH 24 #2J4 ca n .._____ 5.15 .27 4 5.00 . 13 5.05 .13 TOMATOES QUAKER Per Palmdale (Pearade).. 48 12 oz. can_____ 5.85 .15 unit S t a n d a r d : B e d 2.80 .15 Yellow com- Bales 50/2 lb. PRUNE JUICE Moon. $5.40 $5.75 $0.14 Swans Down 24 16 oz. gls______4.20 .23 cake flour.... 100 lb. bags...... 6.50 24 16 oz. gls______3.75 .19 9. Section 29, Table 15, is amended by adding new items and new sizes to read 4. Section 22, Table 5a, is amended by as follows: 14. Section 39, Table ¿7, is amended by adding a new item to read as follows: adding a new item to read as follows: Price Container, type and at Price Price Brand at Price size whole retail Price Item and brand at at sale Items and brand at Price name Unit case of— whole Unit case of— at retail names whole retail sale sale Per KEEBLER '-con Per CORNED BEEF HASH Dot. tainer f unit Ctn. 4 5# can_____ $13.00 $1.35 MACARONI Per 24 ife oz. can_____ $6.40 $0.32 unit LAY TRADING CO. 20/1 lb. pkg $2.90. $0.19 5. Section 22, Table 6a, is amended by Crispo T a b s...... Ctn. 249oz.pkgs.. 1.65 .17 adding new items to read as follows: LOOSE WILES 15. Section 40, Table 29, is amended by adding a new size to read as follows: Dainty Sandwiches... Ctn. 4 10H lb. 27.25 «.27 Price Price Items and brand at pkgs. Unit case of— at VÖRIES names whole J sale retail Price Price 13.50 1.40 Item and brand Unit case of— at at Ctn. 24 l#can...... 3.80 .39 name whole retail sale PORK SAUSAGE9\ Per unit i Per pound. 48 8 oz. can___ - $16.50 $0.43 Per 10. Section 31, Table 18, is amended by unit FRANKFURTERS adding a new sipe to read as follows: Edam cheese, 20% $0.45 $0.58 CO CO lb. . lb. 48 8 oz. can______12.90 fat. Price Price 6. Section 23» Table 7, is amended by to at Price 16. Section 40, Tables 31 & 31a are Brand Unit, case of— whole whole at re adding a new item to read as follows: saler sale tail amended and table 31b is added to read as follows: Price Price Per Item and brand Unit, case of— at at unit T a bl e 31—M a x im u m P rices o p P o w d e r e d W e o le name - whole retail Shortening (all 24 1 lb. container. $6.40 $6.80 $0.34 - M ilk sale brands).
Per All sales except at DIPLOMAT 11. Section 31, Table 18a, is amended retail (price per unit carton) Chicken broth with 24 12H oz. can..:.- $3 $0.15 by adding new items and new sizes to Price rice. read as follows: Unit at re Ito 4 5 to 9 20 or tail car car more 7. Section 24, Table 8, is amended by tons tons tons adding new items to read as follows: Container, size and Price Price Brand unit at at re whole tail Klim...... ] Per Price sale Nido...... unit at Price Elraft______>12 1 lb. tins... $0.75 Items and brand " Unit, case of— at $7.70 $7.60 $7.40 names whole retail Golden State. sale OLIVE on. Per Dryco______unit Mim______, La Primera______24/6 oz. gls ... . . $10.20 $0.53 Nido...... TOMATO CATSUP Per .7013.60 Kraft...... |6 2y¡ lb. tins.. 8.90 8.80 8.55 1.65 unit 10.50 ,54 Golden State. Gibbs ...... — '$3.75 $0.20 3.95 .21 Dryco...... 4.05 .22 3.10 .16 Klim______Nido...... TOMATO PASTE VEGETABLE Kraft______j¡) 5 lb. tin s... 16.60 16.50 16.00 3.00 Golden State. 8.40 .10 24/6 oz. gls . . 3.10 .16 Dryco...... Table SI— Maximum P rices o r P owdered 18. Section 42, Table 33h, is amended 20. Section 42, Table 33L, is amended 23. Section 56, Table 46, is amended by .Whole Milk—Continued by adding new sizes and new items to by adding new sizes and new items to adding new items to read as follows: read as follows:. Price Price read as follows: - to at Price Unit at re Im Price whole- whole- tail Items and brand porter saler sale Price Price Price names Unit case of— at Items and brand at Items and brand at Price whole retail names Unit, case of— whole at names Unit at saler retail whole retail Lactogen.. 24 1 lb. tins—1 to 4 $19.75 $20.75 $1.00 sale sale doz. tins. / BRANDT, FOREIGN Per 24 1 lb. tins—6 doz. 19.25 20.75 1.00 unit tins and over. OLIVES DATES Per Sanchez Romate 24 % pint...... $45.50 $2.75 23.40 25.00 2.40 Hnos. El Cesar. »3.00 » 3.25 .32 Plain unit Neglet Neer, Pre 24/8 oz. p k g ...... $10.00 $0.55 Evertasty (thrown),. 24 2% oz. net gls__ $2.75 $0.15 mier. CIDER, FOREION Plain Green PRUNES 1 Per dozen. E l Gaitero___l___ _ 121...... 15.00 L 85 Colossal: Visalia 12 22 oz. net gls___ 8.95 .97 El Gaitero . . 24 2 Pride. 8. * W., Triple Seal. 24/1# pkg _ _ 5.75 .31 15.75 1.00 T a b l e 31a—M aximum P rices fo r Certain P repared Extra Large: Visalia 24 10J4 oz. net gls.. 8.90 .48 S. & W., 50/60...... 25 lbs" 7 __ 5; 20
.27 REGISTER, FEDERAL M ilk Pride. CORDIALS, AMERICAN Giant: RAISINS Visalia Pride.____ 9.60 .52 Anis Gorila..______9. 50 2410H oz. net gls.. Anis Gorila______12 46 q t '...... Price Visalia Pride...... 12 22 oz. net gls__ 8.40 .91 Seedless, 8. & W ___ 7.30 .20 9.50 1.10 at Price Large: Visalia Pride. 12 22 oz. net gls¿__ 7.60 .82 Brand Unit at CORDIALS, DOMESTIC whole retail Mamouth: sale Visalia Pride_____ 24 10*4 oz. net gls.. 9.20 .50 Visalia Pride_____ 12 22 oz, net gls___ 8.00 .87 21. Section 45, Table 37, is amende^ byAnte Portela______24 12 oz...... 9.25 .55 Visalia Pride...... 24 oz. net g ls... 5.95 .32 Per Midget: Visalia 24 5*4 oz. net gls... 4.60 .25 adding a new item to read as follows: CORDIALS, FOREIGN Avoset: unit Pride. Light cream______3 6/H pint______$10,50 $0.38 O b e r ti...... 24 pint gls 6.10 .33 Anis del M ono_____ 48.50 5. 80 Milk mix...... , . 24/ cylinders ILIO .60 Small: Anis La Castellana 12 i q t______48.50 5.75 Price Price (Seco). Heavy cream_____ 36[14 pint______12.45 .45 Visalia Pride_____ 2410Ì4 oz. net gls.. 7.25 .39 Item and brand to at Price Visalia Pride_____ 24 5*4 oz. net g ls... 4.80 Unit at Pedro Domecq— 24 p in t.. 42.75 2.50 .26 name whole whole Spanish Anisette. saler sale retail Plain Queen T a b l e 31b—M aximum Prices for Ice Cream M ix Alameda______1215% oz. net gls.. 8.10 .85 CHAMPAGNE, FOREIGN Alameda______12 7i i oz. net g ls... 4.10 .42 Picnic 5am , regular Per lb. Per lb. Per lb. $0.24 $0.265 * $0.35 Price Stuffed Green Bodegas Bilbainas at Price Large: Lumen______45.00 5.50 1945 31, January Wednesday, Items and brand Unit at Schenley Interna whole retail Visalia Pride_____ 12 22 oz. net gls__ 13.90 1.50 i On sales less than four pounds the maximum retail sale Visalia Pride_____ 24 5H oz. net g ls... 8.65 .47 tional Cresta Blan- price shall be $0.38 per lb. 12 2fi07. 29.50 3.80 Stuffed Manzanillo Per 4.25 .23 22. Section 47, Table 39, is amended by WHISKEY, SCOTCH unit Per doz. 5 oz. pkg. $3.95 $0.43 Stuffed Queen adding new items to read as follows: Haig & Haig Five ».40 L ibby...... 12 H Ji oz. net gls.. 6.45 .70 12 46 qt 40. 50 475 ■ - Libby______:____ 12 7Ì4 oz. net gls... 5.25 .57 Haig & Haig Pinch Lippincot______1216Já oz. net gls.. 12.25 1.30 • B ottle...... >•...... 12 46 qt ____ 47.00 5.50 Price Red Hackle ...... 43.00 4 75 * Per pound. Items and brand at Price Olives and Capers Unit, case of— at names whole WINES, (DESSERT) 17. Section 42, Table 33d, is amended 2.00» .21 sale retail Victoria______Ctns. of 24 3*4 oz. 1.70» .18 AMERICAN by adding a new item and new sizes to net gls. or 48 3*4 oz. net gls. Angela Alta W ine... » 4.10. read as follows: CLEANSER Per unit WINES, (d e s s e r t ) 1 Per dozen. Babit Lye______Carton 48A3 oz. $3.50 $0.09 FOREIGN Pkg. Price Price 19. Section 42, Table 33i, is amended TOILET B Fonseca & Hno. Items and brand Unit case of— at at names whole retail by adding a new item to read as follows: L ife b u o y ____ 9.10 Moscatel de Sitges sale 5 12 1265 25 07. ______24.00 2.75 cents Novia______6.70 .18 Florido Hermanos Per Price Item and brand at Price ______Carton, 100A0 oz. 12.65 .16Swan unit Unit, case of— at cake. Jerez Oloroso...... 12 1 ...... 24 50 2.80 Refined salt: name w hole sale retail Jerez Oloroso Seco... 12 1...... 24 50 2.80 Avery______Ctn. 36—1M pound $1.45 $0.05 * Per gallon. pkg. Purity______Ctn. 24 2 pound 1.70 .09 pkgs. CARNATION Per Sterling______100 pound cots___ 1.65 .02 unit Watkins______1.85 Chocolate malted 12/1 lb. g ls______$4.80 $0.50 100 pound cots___ ' ».03 milk.''
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I ' i r V ./ 1266 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January $1, 1945 well as any other person'who engages imum price shall be the price set forth Im in fishing with nets, lines, or any other in the column entitled “Wholesalers’ porter Price Items and brand Unit oase of— at Maximum. Prices.” names whole method of catching or producing fresh saler retail fish or seafood. A wholesaler is a person (e) Maximum prices for sales by re who buys fresh fish and seafood and tailers—(1) Maximum prices for sales WINES, (DESSERT) resells the same and who during the pre by retailers, to eating places. The maxi FOREIGN— con. vious calendar month resold more than mum prices for sales by retailers to Florido Hermanos— 20 percent of such fresh fish and seafood hotels, restaurants, institutions and Con. to persons other than ultimate consum other eating places are the prices set Per Pedro Jimenez El unit ers. A retailer is a person other than forth in the column entitled “Whole . Abuelo...... 12 1. $40.00 $4.60 the purveyor of meals who buys fresh salers’ Maximum Prices” in Tables A Pedro Jimenèz Ran through E, inclusive. Nevertheless, a cio______12 1. 26.75 3.10 fish or seafood and resells the same and" Ponche Faraón...... 12 1. 38.00 4.40 who during the previous calendar month retailer may during any month use as Vina Florido______12 1. 28.25 3.25 resold not less than 50 percent of such his maximum prices the prices set forth Gross Hermanos fish or seafood to ultimate consum in the column entitled “Retailers’ Maxi ers, other than industrial, commercial, mum Prices” in Tables A through E, in Vino Reconstitu 12 1 qt. 35.00 4.00 yente Cruz Azul. or institutional users, (including eating clusive, in selling to eating places if 80 places). percent or more of his total dollar sales Luis Caballero, 8. A . The prices established by this section of fresh fish and seafood during the Jerez Amontillado..! 12 25 oz. 22.25 2.60 are maximum prices per pound for sales previous calendar month were retail Jerez Pedro Jimenez. 12 25 oz. 26.00 3.00 3.00 of the round fish or any portion thereof sales to consumers: that is, persons who Moscatel Caballero.. 12 25 oz. 26.00 unless maximum prices per pound for buy these items to be eaten by them Marques del Mérito sales of portions of the round fish are selves or their families off the retailer’s Vino Padro Jimenez. 12 1 pt. 9 oz. 25.00 2.90 otherwise specifically fixed. Tables A premises. Solera Amontillado.. 12 1 pt. 9 oz. 23.75 2.75 through E, inclusive, set forth the maxi (2) Maximum prices for other sales by Manzanilla------12 1 pt. 9 oz. 23.75 2.75 mum prices for sales of fish on each retailers. The maximum prices for sales w in e s , (t a b l e ) island in the Territory. The place where by retailers other than to eating places Am erica n the seller parts with the physical posses shall be the price set forth in the column Schenley Interna sion of the fish determines the applicable entitled “Retailers’ Maximum Prices” in tional pricing table, except that if a delivered Tables A through E, inclusive. Chateau — Cresta 12 5ths...... 19.00 2.20 sale is made of fish and seafood shipped (f) Maximum prices for sales of fish Blanca. from dne island to another, the maxi Roma VS Port Wine 12 te qt...... 14.00 1.60 heads, bones, or viscera. The maximum Sauteme — Cresta 12 5ths...... 16.00 1.85 mum price for such delivered sale shall prices per pound for sales of fish heads, Blanca. be the appropriate price set forth in the bones, or viscera shall not exceed 20 Vino Estrella------te gallon...... 7.50 2.60 table applicable to the island of destina percent (%) of the maximum price per WINES, (TABLE) tion. pound established by this section for the FÓREIGN (b) Maximum-prices for sales by pro round fish from which such-heads, bones, Angel M, Espino e ducers. Except in the case of transac or viscera are derived. Hijos tions covered by paragraph (d) below, Blanco Vina Lujan.. 12 1 pt. 8 oz. 16.75 1.90 (g) Revocation of orders affecting Tinto Lambrusco__ Ì2 1 pt. 6 oz. 14.70 1.70 the maximum prices for fresh fish and commodities covered by this section. seafood by producers shall be the prices Any order issued prior to January 2nd, Marques del Merilo set forth in the columns entitled “Pro 1945, pursuant to the provisions of sec Jerez Abuelo______12 1 pt. 9 oz 25.50 3.00 ducers’ Maximum Prices” in Tables A tion 9 or 9a of this regulation affecting Jerez O ro...._____ 12 1 pt. 9 oz 22.25 2.60 M oscatel..______12 1 pt. 9 oz 23.75 2.75 through E, inclusive. No additional maximum prices for the sale of any fish charges may be made for delivery to the or seafood items covered by this section buyer. is revoked as of January 2nd, 1945. This amendment shall become effec (c) Maximum prices for sales by (h) Records and invoices. (Note: tive February 5, 1945. wholesalers. Except in the case of the section 10 of this Maximum Price Regu 'Issued this 30th day of January 1945. transactions covered by paragraph (d) lation 373 shall not be applicable to this below, the maximum prices for sales by section;) C h e s t e r B o w l e s , wholesalers of fresh fish and seafood Administrator. Every person making a sale and every shall be the prices set forth in the col person making a purchase in the course [F. R. Doc. 45-1801; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; umns entitled “Wholesalers’ Maximum of trade or business of any fish or sea 11:51 a. m.] Prices” in Tables A through E, inclusive, food covered by this section, or dealing lib additional charges may be made for therein, shall keep and make available delivery to the buyer. for inspection by the Office of Price Ad (d) Maximum prices for sales by pro Part 1418—T erritories and P ossessions ministration for so long as the Emergency ducers and wholesalers to ultimate con Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, [MPR 373, Amdt. 123] sumers other than commercial, indus remains in effect, the following records FISH AND SEAFOOD IN HAWAII trial or institutional users, (including and invoices: eating places). The maximum prices for (1) Records. Every seller shall keep A statement of the considerations in the sales of fresh fish and seafood by a complete and accurate records of each volved in the issuance of this amendment, producer or a wholesaler to an ultimate purchase made by him, and every pro issued simultaneously herewith, has been consumer, other than a commercial, in ducer and wholesaler shall keep com filed with the Division of the. Federal dustrial or institutional user (including plete and accurate records of each sale Register.* eating places) shall be determined as and transfer, of such fish or seafood, Section 20 is amended to read as fol follows: showing the date thereof, name and ad lows: For sales on the Island of Hawaii, mul dress of the buyer and seller, price S ec. 20. Maximum price for island fish tiply the pricev set forth in the column charged, paid, or received, quantity in and seafood—(a) What this section does. entitled “Producers’ Maximum Prices” in pounds, and the species of the fish or This section establishes maximum prices Table B, by 1.25. seafood bought or sold. for all sales of fish and seafood caught For sales on all other islands in the (2) Sales invoices and sales slips—(i) or otherwise produced in the waters of, Territory of Hawaii, multiply the price Producers and wholesalers. Every pro or adjacent to the Territory of Hawaii, set forth in the column entitled “Pro ducer or wholesaler making a sale or including sales by producers, wholesalers, ducers’ Maximum Prices” in Tables A, C, transfer, of any fish or seafood covered and retailers. A producer is the fisher D, and E, for the Island on which the by this section, shall, at the time of de man or those persons allied with him item is being sold, by 1.20. livery, give the purchaser an invoice or (including members of a fishing crew) as However, in the event that such price sales slip showing the date of sale, name is lower than the price set forth in the and address of the seller, name and ad •Copies may be obtained from the Office of column entitled “Wholesalers’ Maximum dress of the purchaser, species of fish or Price Administration. Prices” for the item being sold, the max- seafood, number of pounds, price per V FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1267
this section which has been bought or Table A—F resh I sland F ish and Sea F ood— pound, and the total price charged or Continued received, a copy of which must be re ordered by a customer and which is tained by the seller. wrapped and ready for delivery to the oahu—continued (ii) Retailers. Every retailer making customer, or any package containing fish a sale or transfer of any fish or seafood, ready for delivery to a customer, unless Pro Whole Retail ducers' salers, ers' covered by this section, who has custom there is attached to such package a sales maxi maxi* maxi arily given the purchaser a sales slip, slip showing the date of sale, the name Name mum mum mum price price price receipt or similar evidence of purchase and address of the seller, the name and per lb. per lb. per lb. shall continue to do so.- Upon request address of the purchaser, the species of fish, the number of pounds, the price per from a purchaser, every retailer, regard Maiii______$0.22 $0.24 $0.30 less of previous custom, shall give the pound and the total price, a copy of Maiko______.29 .32 .40 purchaser a receipt showing the date of which must be retained by the seller. Mamamu______.32 .35 .45 M anini______.32 .35 .45 sale, name and address of the seller and (j) Definitions. When used in this secM ano (Shark)...... 05 .07 .10 buyer, species of fish or seafood pur tion, the term: Mano (Dressed)...... 10 .12 .15 Mikiawa...... 23 .25 .30 chased, number of pounds, price per (1) “Dressed fish” means fish from Moana...... - .47 .52 .65 pound, and the total price charged or re which the head, fins, tails, viscera, and M oi...... 47 .52 .65 M u...... ;...... ;...... 65 .70 .80 ceived, a copy of which must be retained scales have been removed. Naenae...... 14 . .16 .20 by the seller. (2) “Fillet” means the heavily meated Nenue (Enenue)...... 29 .32 .40 (3) Posting. Every retailer offering to Nohu...... 32 .35 .45 section or strip of dressed fish cut from N unu...... 18 .20 .25 sell any fish or seafood item covered by along the backbone and outside the rib Oili Lepa___...... - ...... 47 .52 .65 this section shall mark the name of the bones extending from the nape and gills Oio...... 40 .44 .55 Omilu.r.___..... ______.45 .48 .60 species and the selling price of such fish to the tail. O n o ...______.37 .40 .50 or seafood in a manner plainly visible (3) “Fish or seafood” means fish or .65 Oopu...... 37 .40 .50 to and understandable by the purchasing seafood as it comes from the water. Opae (Shrimp)...... 65 .60 .75 public on the commodity itself or on the (4) “Steak or slice” means a cross sec- Opakapaka...... 40 .44 .55 case or counter upon or in which the Opelu...... 29 .32 .40 tioii cut from the dressed fish after the .65 .75 commodity is kept. A copy of the official collarbone (nape bone) has been re Opihi...... - — ...... 35 .40 .50 Office of Price Administration list of Opihi (Shelled)...... 1.13 1.25 1.50 moved, and which does not exceed the Opuhue (Balloon Fish)...... 45 .48 .60 ceiling prices must be displayed on or O p u le...... 09 .10 .13 near the case or counter, or in the ped thickness of the fish or four inches, Pakii------.65 .60 .75 whichever is smaller. Pakuikui______.22 .24 < .30 dler truck where the fish or seafood is Palani...... 18 .20 .25 displayed for sale. T able A—Feesh Island Fish and Sea Food Panchon______.32 .35 .45 (i) Prohibited practices. Notwith Panuhunuhu...... 37 .40 .50 OAHU Papio (Small U l u a ) . . . . — .47 .52 .65 standing the provisions of section 6 of Paualu...... 18 .20 .25 this regulation, the following practices Pauu...... - ...... 32 .35 .45 Pro Whole Retail- Puhi (Black Eel)...... 09 .10 .15 are prohibited: ducers' salers1 ers’ Puhi (White Eel)...... 18 .20 .25 (1) The provisions of this section shall maxi maxi maxi TJhu...... -...... - *.29 .32 .45 not be evaded either by direct or indirect Name mum mum mum Uku...... 40 .44 .65 price price price Ula (Lobster)...... , .65 .60 .75 methods in connection with an offer, so per lb. per lb. per lb. Ulapapa...... —...... 32 .35 .45 licitation, agreement, sales, delivery, pur Ulua...... 40 .44 .55 • .70 chase or receipt of, or relating to any Aawa...... $0.23 $0.25 $0.30 Ulaula...... 40 .44 .55 fish or seafood covered by this section, Aha...... 23 .25 .30 Uouoa...... 40 .44 .55 separately or in combination with any Ahi (Yellow Fin Tuna)_____ .29 .32 .40 U’u (Big E ye)...... 45 .48 .60 .65 Uukanipo...... 47 .62 .65 other commodity or service, or by means Ahi (Fillets)...... 70 Weke (Red or Green)______k .45 .48 .60 of any device making use of commissions, Aholehole.______.______.38 .42 .50 Woowoo...... — .40 .44 .65 Aku (Tuna)______. . . .29 .32 .40 AH fish not listed a b o v e ...... 10 .12 .15 services, transportation arrangements, .65 containers, packaging, or other charge, .70 Akule_____1...... x...... 29 .32 .40 Table B—Fresh Island Fish and Sea Food discounts, premiums or other provisions, Akule (Dried)______.60 .52 .60 by agreement or other understanding or Alaihi...... 23 .25 .30 HAWAII by changing the style of dressing of the Amaama (Mullet, rend and sea)...... 47 .52 .65 fish or seafood, or any other arrange A ’u (Swordfish)______.29 .32 .40 Pro Whole Retail .55 ducer’s saler's er's ment. - maxi maxi maxi .60 Name (2) Specifically, but not exclusively, Awa______-___ .29 .32 .40 mum mum mum the following practices are prohibited: .55 price price price Awaawa______.40 .44 .55 per lb. per lb. per lb. (i) Falsely or incorrectly invoicing the Aweoweo...... 37 .40 .50 item. Carp...... 18 .20 .25 Catfish______.37 .40 .50 A h a ...... $0.08 $0.14 $0.20 (ii) Offering, selling, or delivering any Clams...... 10 .12 .15 Ahi (Yellow Fin T una)...... 22 .28 .35 fish or seafood on conditions that the Crab (S a m o a n )...... ___... .25 .28 .35 .50 purchaser is required to purchase some Crab (Kona)...... 45 .50 .65 .55 Crab (Red) Papal------...... 18 .20 .25 Aholehole...... 29 .35 .50 other commodity or service. Crab (White) Papai...... 26 .28 .35 Aku (Tuna)______.20 .26 .35 Table C—F resh I sland F ish and Sea F ood- Table D—F resh I sland F ish and Sea F ood- Table B—F resh I sland F ish and Sea F ood— Continued Continued ContinUed m olo k ai—continued Hawaii—continued Maui and lanai—continued Pro Whole Retail Pro Whole Retail Pro Whole Retail ducers' salers' ers' ducers’ salers' ers' ducers’ salers, ers’ maxi maxi maxi maxi maxi maxi maxi maxi maxi Name Name mum mum mum • Name mum mum mum mum mum mum price price price price price price price price price per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. per lb. $0.35 $0.21 $0 23 $0.30 Aku (Tuna).. $0.26 $0.28 $0.6 Crab (White) Papai______.50 Hee (Squid)...... 31 .35 .45 Aku (Steaks).., Kala...... $0.08 $0.14 .2 Aku (Fillets).. .60 Kalikali...... 32 .38, .4 Hee (Dried)...... :------... .45 .50 Hihimano (Stine Ray)...... 13 .15 .23 Akule...... 36 .38 .45 Kawakawa (Bonito)...... 20 .27 .3 Akule (Dried). .50 .52 .60 .28 . 35 .4 Hihimano (Steaks)...... 30 Kawelea.— ...... 40 .44 .55 A laihi...... 19 .21 .25 Kole...... 08 . 14 .2 H ihiw ai...... — Amaama (Mullet, Pond and .08 .14 .2 S ilu ...... y .17 .19 .25 Kuikui...... 19 Sea)-.-. ------.38 .42 .54 Kumu...... 48 .54 . 6 Hinalea...... 10 .12 .31 .40 Honu (Whole Turtle)...... 09 A’u (Swordfish).. .28 Lai...... 08 .14 .2 A'u (Steaks)____ .50 .20 .26 .3 Honu (Dressed)...... 30 Laenihi . . . ______—- .40 A’u (Fillets)------.60 Mahimahi (Dolphin)...... 25 .30 .4 Honu (Steaks) (Boneless)---- .24 .26 .35 ______’ .6 Humuhumu...... *— .10 .12 .17 Awa------Mahimahi—Steaks...... 24 .27 .35 Awa (Steaks)...... 45 Maiii...... --- .08 .14 .2 Hupipi—...... Awaawa— ...... - .36 .40 .50 Maiko___'...... 16 .22 .3 Ihe-ihe (Stick Fish)...... 24 .27 .35 .31 .45 Aweoweo...... - ...... 33 .36 .45 Manini...... 20 .26 .3 Kahala...... — .35 .14 .16 .20 .1 Kahala (Steaks)...... 65 Carp...... - ...... Mano (Shark)...... 04 .07 Catfish...... j— .33 .36 .45 .08 .12 . Kaku...... --- .43 .47 .55 M a no—Dressed...... 65 C lam s...... 08 .10 .13 Mikiawa..-...... 13 .19 .2 Kaku (Steaks)...... 22 .24 .30 Kala...... 09 .11 .15 Crab (Samoan)___, -----.'. Moana...... 36 .42 .5 Crab (Kona)______.40 .45 - . 55 .36 .42 .5 Kalikali...... - .35 .39 .50 M oi...... 33 .37 .45 Crab (Red) Papai...... 14 .16 .20 M u...... 33 .40 Kawailo...... - ...... I...... Crab (White Papai).— .22 .24 .30 .08 .14 .2 Kawakawa (Bonito)...... 33 .37 .45 Naenae...... 35 .45 Hee (Squid)...... 13 .16 .25 Nenue (Enenue).. a______.16 .22 .1 Kawelea— ...... - ...... 31 .65' .13 .15 .20 Hee (Dried)...... '------.45 .51 Nohu.______.25 .32 A Kole___,...... — ------Hihimano (Sting Ray).. .14 .16 .20 Nunu...... 08 .14 . Kuikui..r...... 13 .15 .20 .50 .55 .65 Hihimano (Steaks)...... 30 O io ...... a...... - ...... 27 .33 .4 Kumu...... --- .40 .45 .55 Kupoupou______:...... 31 .35 .45 Hihiwai______O m ilu...... 36 .42 Hilu— ...... 18 .20 .25 .24 .30 . Lai...... 18 .20 .25 Ono_____,21___---—------.24 .27 .35 Hinalea...... 19 .21 .25 A Laenihi._...... Honu (Whole Turtle)— .08 .09 .12 .24' .30 # Mahimahi (Dolphin)...... 31 '.35 .45 Oopu------.60 Honu (Dressed)...... 16 .18 .30 Opae (Shrimp)...... 48 . 54 Mahimahi (Steaks)...... ———- Honu (Steaks, boneless) .40 .27 .33 Maiii...... 17 .19 .25 Opakapaka______-.24 .27 .35 Humuhumu______.18 .20 .25 Opakapaka—Steaks or Fillets. Maiko.—.... ______Hupipi— ...... - ...... 26 .28 .35 .20 .26 M am am u...... 27 .30 .40 .35 Opelu (Palahu or Lae)...... 28 .31 .40 .26 .28 Opelu—Dried...... —- . 55 ManinL...... Kahala______.36 .40 .50 ' Opihi...... 13 . 19 Mano (Shark)------.05 .07 .10 .65 .10 .12 .15 Kahala (Steaks). Opihi—Sh elled ...... 60 . Ÿ5 Mano (Dressed)...------Kaku...... 40 .44 .50 .08 .14 Mikiawa______’.18 .20 .25 Pakuikui.;___—- ...... ,— .60 Kaku (Steaks)_ .60 Palani______..— r ...... — .08 .14 Moana...... -...... 45 .50 .42 .47 .55 .12 .15 .20 Panchon...... 24 .30 M oi...... - Kalikali______.36 .40 .50 Panuhunuhu...... 16 .22 M u...... 25 .28 .35 .45 .09 .15 Kawailo____ , ___ _ .35 .38 Papio (Small Ulua) (Under Naenae...... 11 .35 .38 .45 Nenue (Enenue) .27 .29 .35. Kawakawa (Bonito). 10 lb s.)...... 27 .33 ------Kawelea______' .33 .36 -.4 5 Paualu (All sizes)------.08 .14 Nohu...... 28 .31 .40 .13 -.15 .20 Kole...... 14 .16 .20 Puhi (Black Eel)------.05 .10 Nunu______.14 .16 .20 Puhi (White Eei)--~______.11 .16 Oili lepa...... 22 .25 .33 .65 .35 .39 .50 Kumu______.51 .56 Uhu...... -...... 16 .22 Oio____:...... ---- .33 .36 . 45 .32 .38 Omilu______---- .43 .47 .55 Kupoupou______Uku...... 35 .45 Lai______.14 .16 .20 Ula (Lobster)___i______.36 .42 Ono______---- .31 .26 .28 .35 .24 .30 Ono (Steaks)...... 60 Laenihi...... Ulapapa. ... ____...A. ------.35 Mahimahi (Dolphin). .33 .36 .45 Ulua (Pampano) - (10 to 20 Oopu...... 31 .45 .60 .45 Opae (Shrimp)...^...... 49 .55 .65 Mahimahi (Steaks)__ lb s .)-...... -...... 32 .38 Maiii...... 18 .20 . .25 Ulua (Pampano) (20 lbs. and Opakapaka—i ____------.35 ~. 39 .50 .35 .24 .35 Maiko--...... ______.26 .28 over)...... 27 .33 Opelu (Palabu or Lae)------.27 .31 .40 Opelu (Dried)---- ... ------.55 .65 Mamamu______.28 Ulua—Steaks or Fillets------.31 .40 Man ini______.29 .32 .40 Ulaula...... 33 .39 O pihi.------.28 ,10 Opihi (Shelled)....------.95 1.05 1.25 Mano (Shark)...____ .05 .07 Uouoa______------.24 .30 Mano (Dressed)_____ .10 .12 .15 U’u (Big Eye)...... -y...... 24 .30 Opuhue (Balloon Fish)------..' .25 .28 .35 .08 .10 .13 M ikiaw a...______... .19 .21 ,.25 Uukanipo...... y .. .24 .30 O pule..------.36 .40 >• .50 .36 „ .42 Pakii______... ------.25 .28 .35 Moana______Weke (Red or Green)------.15 .17 .20 M ai______- .40 .44 .55 Woowoo...... 27 .33 Rakuikui------.51 .56 .65 Palani______.13 .15 .20 M u -...... All fish not listed above...... 10 .12 Naenae...... 10 .12 .15 Panchon______.28 .31 .40 .35 Panuhunuhu...... 24 .27 .35 Nenue (Enenue)__ _ .27 .29 Nohu...... 29 .32 .40 T able C—Fresh Island Fish and Sea Food Papio (Small Ulua) (Under .43 .47 .55 N u n u ...... 14 .16 .20 15 lbs.)...... 52 1 .65 Paualu------.13 .15 .20 Oili Lepa______.47 MAUI AND LANAI Oio—______.36 .40 .50 Pauu...... ------.27 .30 .40 jk- .55 Puhi (Black Eel)...... 05 .08 .15 O m ilu..______.40 .44 .15 .18 .23 Ono...... ;______, .33 .36 .45 Pro Whole Retail Puhi (White Eel)------.60 ducers’ salers’ ers’ Uhu...... ;...... 24 .27 .35 Ono (Steaks).-____... .35 .39 .50 Oopu...... —.... .33 .36 ' .45 maxi-, maxi maxi U ku...... 51 .56 .65 Name mum mum mum Ula (Lobster)------.39 .43 .50 Opae (Shrimp)_____ .28 .31 .40 Opakapaka______.36 .40 .50 price price price Ulapapa______.28 .35 per lb. per lb. per lb. U lu a ...... 35 .39 .50 Opelu.. 1...... : ____ .26 .55 Opelu (Dried)______.55 .65 Ulua (Steaks or F ille ts)...... 40 Ulaula...... ---- .35 .39 .50 Opihi-.-....____;...... 29 .32 Opihi (Shelled)—.- ... 1.05 1.25 Aawa------Uouoa—------.35 .39 .50 .55 U ’u (Big Eye)...... 33 .37 .45 .40 .44 Aba...... —...... -...... 65 Opule...... ____ . . . . .08 .10 . 13 Ahi (Yellow fin tuna)____ ... Uukanipo...... 46 .51 .65 Weke (Red or Green)------.40 .44 .55 P a k ii.,...______i.. .51 .56 Ahi (Steaks)...... ______Pakuikui______.16 .18 ' .25 Ahi (Fillets)...... Woowoo.—...... '------.36 .40 .50 .20 All Fish not listed above------.10 .12 .15 Palani______.12 .15 Aholehole______-______Panchon.. 1______.29 .32 .40 Aku (Tuna)______.... Panuhunuhu______.33 .36 . 45 Aku (Steaks)______-■ .60 Table D—Fresh Island Fish and Sea Food Papio (Small Ulua)------.44 .48 Aku (Fillets)______..... Paualu...... 12 .15 .20 A k u le...______MOLOKAI Pauu-...... '------.28 .31 .40 Akule (Dried)______Puhi (Black Eel)______.08 .10 .13 Alaihi...... 7...... Puhi (White Eel).___ .15 .17 .20 Amaama (Mullet, Pond and Pro Whole Retail Uhu...... 26 .28 .35 Sea)...... ducers' salers, ers' Uku...... 36 .40 .50 A ’u (Swordfish).*...... 40 .44 . 55 A’u (Steaks)...... maxi maxi maxi Ula (L obster)...... Name mum mum mum Ulapapa______.29 .32 ' .40 A’u (Fillets)...... —. . » .25 .30 .40 ^A w a...... price price price U lu a ...... per lb. per lb. per lb. Ulua (Steaks)______.60 Awa (Steaks)...... Ulaula.___!______.36 .40 .50 Awaawa..______Uouoa..______.36 .40 .50 Aweoweo______... $0.19 $0.2* $0.25 U ’u (Big Eye)...... 38 .42 ,54 Carp______; 25 Uukanipo...... 47 .52 ,65 "Aha...... 1...... - ...... 19 .21 .33 Catfish______Ahi (Yellow Fin T una).... - .28 .31 .40 Weke (Red or Green)____ .19 .23 •C lam s...... 55 .Woowoo— _____ —_____ .36 .40 , 60 Crab (S am oan).....______.12 • 15 Ahi (Fillets)...... '...... 65 All Fish not listed above.. - .10 Crab (Kona)_ —______..45 Crab (Red) Papai...... Aholehole...... - " ’.'3£f ■” \'38~ FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1269 Table E—F resh I sland F ish and Sea F ood Table E—F resh I sland' F ish and Sea F ood— Part 1439—U nprocessed Agricultural Continued KAUAI Commodities Kauai—continued [RMPR 471,1 Arndt. 4] ' Pro Whole Retail ducers’ salers’ ers’ Pro Whole Retail ducers’ salers, LEGUME AND GRASS SEEDS Name maxi maxi maxi ers’ mum mum mum Name maxi maxi maxi price price • .price mum mum mum A statement of the considerations in per lb. per lb. per lb. prioe price price per lb. per lb. per lb. volved in the issuance of this regulation, issued simultaneously herewith, has been $0.18 spn. 20 $0. 25 Aha______• 18 .20 ’ .25 Uukanipo...... $0.45 $0. 52 $0.65 filed with the Division of the Federal Ahi (Yellow fin tu n a )...... 28 .32 .40 Weke (Red or "Green)______.32 .36 .45 Register.* Ahi (Steaks)...... 50 Woowoo...... 34 .40 .50 Ahi (Fillets)...... <55 All Fish not listed above____ .10 .12 .15 Revised Maximum Price Regulation Aholehole...... 32 .36 .45 471 is amended in the following respects: Aku (Tuna)______. .25 .28 .35 Aku (Steaks)...... 55 This amendment shall become effec Aku (Fillets)...... 60 1. Section 8 (a) (12) is amended to Akule...... ; 25 '. 28 .35 tive as of January 2, 1945, read as follows: Akule (Dried)...... 50 .52 .60 Alaihi...... j ...... 18 . 20 .25 N o t e : The reporting and record-keeping (12) “Dockage” means inert matter, Amaama (Mullet, Pond and requirements of this regulation have been weed seeds and other crop seeds in Sea)______.42 .48 .60 approved by the Bureau of the Budget in A’u (Swordfish)___*...... 28 .32 .40 thresher-run seeds or rough cleaned A’u (Steaks)______.45 accordance with the Federal Reports Act of A’u (Fillets)...... 50 1942. • seeds. Awa______.25 .28 .35 (i) The determination of dockage shall Awa (Steaks)...... 40 Issued this 30th day of January 1945. Awaawa____ ... ______.34 .40 .50 be made from a representative sample Aweoiveo...... 40 .43 .50 Chester Bowles, drawn from each bag or container, re Carp______^___ _ .14 .16 .20 Catfish...... 32 .36 .45 Administrator. moving as much dockage as possible Clams______.07 .09 .12 Crab (Samoan)...... 21 .24 *30 [F. R. Doc. 45-1802; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; therefrom by the use of one of tjiejfol- Crab (Kona)...... 38 .44 ^ .5 5 11:51 a. m.] ’ lowing combinations of hand screens: .Crab (Bed) Papai...... 14 .16 .20 Crab (White) Papai...... 21 .24 .30 Hee (Squid)...... 32 .36 .45 Combination of screen sizes Hee (Dried)..______.55 .60 .75 Hihimano (Sting Ray)...... 14 .16 .20 Seed Hihimano (Steaks)...... 30 Top Middle Bottom Hilu...... 18 .20 .25 Hinalea...... 18 .20 .25 Honu (Whole Turtle)...... 07 .09 .12 Alfalfa...... *. Ms" or x M s"...... Vi," 4 x 24. Honu (D ressed)...... 25 .28 .35 Medium and mammoth red clover Ms" or H t" x M e"...... Ms"...... 6x24. Honu (Steaks, boneless)_____ .40 Alsike clover...... 6 x 32. Humuhumu...... 18 .20 .25 White blossom sweet clover...... Mr" or SfU" x *4 * " .____ _ M s"__ 6x 2 4 .' Hupipi...... 25 .28 .35 Yellow blossom sweet clover.._____ Ms" or Mi" x Me"...... 4x 26. Ihe-ih’e (Stick F ish )...... 25 .28 .35 Timothy______. ______Ms"...... 6x 34. Kahala...... 34 .40 .50 Kahala (Steaks)...... 65 Kaku...... ^34 .40 .50 (ii) And, thereafter, removing the re Kaku (Steaks)...... 60 alfalfa, red clover or alsike clover seeds, Kala...... 12 .14 .18 maining dockage in said representative discount the actual percentage of such Kali kali______.34 .40 .50 sample by the hand separation method Kawailo...... - ...... 32 .36 .45 sweet clover seed that passes through the Kawakawa (Bonito)...... 32 .36 .45 as prescribed by the regulations issued top screen but remains on the middle Kawelea...... 32 .36 .45 under and for the enforcement of the Kole______... .14 .16 .20 and bottom screens in addition to the Kuikui...... 14 .16 .20 Federal Seed Act: Kumu...... 45 . 52 .65 (iii) And, in the case of the presence discount made for other dockage per 100 Kupoupou...... 32 .36 .45 of sweet clover seed as other crop seed pounds of the thresher-run or rough Lai______.14 .16 .20 Laenihi______...... 25 .28' .35 in a lot of thresher-run or rough cleaned cleaned seed in question as follows: Mahimahi (Dolphin)...... 32 .36 .45 Mahimahi (Steaks)...... 60 Maiii______.18 .20 .25 Amount to be deducted per 100 pounds Maiko.. .25 .28 .35 M amamu..:___ .28 .32 .40 Man ini___ .28. .32 .40 Alfalfa Mano (Shark) . . .06 .08 .10 Mano (Dressed) ... .10 .12 .15 Red Alsike Mikiawa____ .18 .20 .25 Arizona dover clover M oana...... ______.34 .40 .50 Northern Central and Southern Moi______... .42 .48 .60 California M u ...... 45 .52 .65 Naenae__ .10 .12 .15 Nenue (Enenue)..*...... 14 .16 .20 Less than 0.6% . _ ____ : ...... None None None None None None Nohu__;._ .28 .32 .40 0.5%-1.00%...... $1.05 $0.96 $0.65 $0.85 $0.75 $0.75 Nunu______.14 .16 .20 1.01%-2.00%...... 2.10 1.90 1.90 1.70 1.50 1.50 Oili Lepa_____ .45 .52 .65 2.O1%-3.0O%_ ...... 3.15 2.85 2.85 2.55 2.25 2.25 Oio______.34 .40 .50 3.01%-4.00%...... 4.20 3.80 3.80 3.40 3.00 3.00 Omilu. .. .34 .40 .50 4.01%-6.00% and over...... 5.25 4.75 4.75 4.25 3.75 3.75 O no... .3 Z .36 .45 Ono (Steaks)...... 60 Oopu . .-32 .36 .45 Opae (Shrimp)... .45 .52 .65 2. Section 10 (d) is amended to read (b) ‘ (i)- If you are a seller of rough Opakapaka...... 34 .40 , .50 as follows: cleaned seeds, you may increase your Opelu____ .25 .28 .35 Opelu (Dried)______.52 .65 maximum price under paragraph (a) by Opihi.... .28 .32 .40 (d) (i) If you are a seller under para the reasonable value (not exceeding any ■Opihi (Shelled).___ .95 1.05 1.25 graph (a), (b) or (c), you may increase maximum price thereon) of the sacks Opuhue (Ballon Fish) .34 .40 .60 Opule...... 08 .10 .13 your maximum price by the reasonable actually furnished by you. Pakii. . .45 .52 .65 value (not exceeding any maximum price (ii) If you are a seller of rough Pakuikui.. .14 .16 .20 Palani .10 .12 .15 thereof) of the sacks actually furnished cleaned seeds located in the State of Panchon .28 .32 .40 by you. Idaho or Malheur County in the State of Panuhunuhu . . ^ .32 .36 .45 Papio (Small Ulua)...... 42 .48 .60 (ii) If you are a seller under para Oregon, you may sell your rough cleaned Paualu...... • .14 .16 .20 graph (a), (b) or (c), located in the seeds either under the provision of (b) Pauu...... 28 .32 .40 (i) above or on a gross weight basis pro Puhi (Black E e l)____ .08 .10 .13 State of Idaho or Malheur County in Puhi (White Eel)...... 14 .16 .20 the State of Oregon, you may sell your vided you furnish the sacks included. Uhu._ . .25 .28 .35 Uku...... 34 .40 .50 thresher-run seed either under provision 4. Section 12 (b) (1) is amended to Ula (Lobster)...... 34 .40 .50 Ulapapa...... 28 .32 .40 (d) (i) above or on a gross weight basis read as follows: Ulua____ .42 .48 .60 provided you furnish the sacks included. Ulua (Steaks)______.65 * Copies may be obtained from the Office Ulaula... .34 .40 .50 3. Section 11 (b) is amended to read Uouoa .34 .40 .60 of Price Administration. U’u (Big Eye)...... 42 .48 .60 as follows: 19 FR. 8340, 10427. 1270 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 81, 1945 (1) If your customer is a commercial with which you publish a seed catalogue (3) For sweet clover seed content: processor, wholesaler or any other per and sell to planters, your maximum price Amount to be deducted son (except a retailer or planter) your shall be your supplier's maximum price per 100 pounds of maximum mark-up shall be: on the sale and delivery to you, plus your seed, Red Clover and transportation cost, and plus the appli Alsike Clover only Kind of seed: Maximum mark-up Sweet clover seed content: Alfalfa: per 100 pounds cable mark-up shown below: Less than 0.5%----- None Northern and Central.------$6.50 > Kind of seed : Maximum mark-up 0.50-1.00%______J------$0.75 Southern (except when grown Alfalfa: per 100 pounds 1.01- 2.00%__ <------1.50 sold and delivered for plant Northern and Central------$8.40 2.01- 3.00%______2.25 ing in the State of Arizona or Southern (except when grown, sold 3.01- 4.00%------— . 3.00 in the State of California and-delivered for planting in the 4.01- 5.00% and over__ 3.75 south of the 40th parallel)— 6.00 State of Arizona or in the State This amendment shall become effec Southern (when grown, sold and of California south of the 40th delivered for planting in the parallel)______8.90 tive February 5, 1945. State of Arizona or in the Southern (when grown, sold and Issued this 30th day of January 1945. State of California south of delivered for planting in the the 40th parallel)— ------4.00 State of Arizona or in the State Chester B owles, Southern (when grown in the of California south of the 40th Administrator. States of Arizona or in the parallel)_____—*------— - 6.90 State of California south of Southern (when grown in the Approved: January 23,1945. the 40th parallel and when State of Arizona or in the State sold and delivered for planting Grover B. H ill, * outside the State of Arizona of California south of the 40th‘ First Assistant War Food or the State of California parallel and when sold and de Administrator. south of the 40th parallel with livered for planting outside the State of Arizona or the State of [F. R. Doc. 45-1803; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; base price for Southern Al 11:51 a. m.] falfa seed set forth under sec California south of the 40th par tion 13 Appendix (a) (3 ))— 8.00 allel with base price for South Example: 99% pure, 90% germ ern Alfalfa seed set forth under . ination seed section 13 Appendix (a) (3)— 6.90 P art 1445—Livestock Clover: / base price______$28.00 [MPR 574] mark-up______- 8.00 Medium Red, Mammoth Red and A lsike_____ — ------7.65 maximum, price—x— 36.00 LIVE BOVINE ANIMALS (CATTLE AND CALVES) Clover: Sweet______5.25 Medium Red, Mammoth Red Timothy____ i------3.60 A statement of the considerations in and Alsike___ ...______5.85 volved in the issuance of this Maximum Sweet______— 3.75 6. Section 12 (d) (1) is amended to read as follows: Price Regulation No. 574 has been issued Timothy______2.15 simultaneously herewith and filed with 5. Section 12 (c) (1) and (2) are (1) If you are a retailer, other than a the Division of the Federal Register.* arpended to read as follows: country dealer selling seeds which have So far as practicable, the Price Admin been quality cleaned by you, your maxi istrator has advised and consulted with (1) If you are a wholesaler who does mum price shall be your supplier’s maxi representative members of the industry not maintain and operate a retail store mum price on the sale and delivery to which will be affected by this regulation. or a retail mail order house in connection you; provided for southern alfalfa seed, In the judgment of the Price Adminis with which you publish a retail mail however, that when such seed is grown in trator, the maximum prices established order seed catalogue,. your maximum the State of Arizona or in the State of by this maximum price regulation are price shall be your supplier’s maximum and will be generally fair and equitable, California south of the 40th parallel and and comply with the requirements of the price on the sale and delivery to you, sold and delivered for planting outside plus your transportation cost, and plus Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as the State of Arizona or the State of Cali amended, the Stabilization Act of 1942, as the applicable mark-up shown below: fornia south of the 40th parallel your amended, and Executive Orders Nos. Maximum mark-up maximum price shall be your supplier’s 9250 and 9328, and will effectuate the Kind of seed: per 100 pounds maximum price on the sale and delivery purposes of said acts and Executive Northern and Central------$3. 90 to you which would have been in effect Southern (except when grown, sold orders. and delivered for planting in had your supplier sold and delivered T;o ARTICLE I— GENERAL PROVISIONS the. State of Arizona or in the you southern alfalfa, seed grown outside Sec. I State of California south of the State of Arizona and the State of 1. What this regulation does. the 40th parallel)------3.90 California south of the 40th parallel, plus 2. Compliance with this regulation. Southern (when grown, sold and 3. Petitions for amendment. delivered for planting in the your transportation costs, and plus the 4. Adjustable pricing. State of Arizona or in the applicable markup shown below: 5. Records and reports. State of California south of 6. Invoices or receipts. Kind of seed: Maximum mark-up 7. Definitions. the 40th parallel) ______— 3.40 Alfalfa: per 100 pounds Southern (when grown in the State Northern and Central------$4. 50 ARTICLE II— SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO of Arizona or in the State of Cali Southern (except when grown, ,, THE SALE OR DELIVERY OP ANY LIVE BOVINE fornia south of the 40th parallel sold and delivered for planting ANIMAL (CATTLE OR CALVES) and when sold and delivered for in the State of Arizona or in the 8. Determination of overriding ceiling price planting outside the State of Ari State of California south of the zona or the State of California for Sale or delivery of any live bovine 40th parallel)______;------5.00 animal or lot of live bovine animals. south of the 40th parallel with base Southern (when grown, sold and price for Southern Alfalfa seed set * delivered ■ for planting in the ARTICLE H I— SPECIAL PROVISIONS FIXING THE forth undpr section 13 Appendix State of Arizona or in the State MAXIMUM AMOUNTS WHICH SLAUGHTERERS (a) (3 ))...... 1.90 of California south of the 40th MAY PAY POR ALL CATTLE SLAUGHTERED DURING Clover: parallel)------:------8.50 A N ACCOUNTING PERIOD Medium Red, Mammoth Red and Clover: Alsike______3. 80 Medium Red, Mammoth Red and 9. Maximum amounts which certain Sweet______- 2. 25 Alsike ______8. 85 slaughterers may pay for all cattle Timothy______1.40 Sweet______- 3.00 slaughtered during an accounting pe Timothy______2.20 riod. (2) If you are a wholesaler who main tains and operates a retail store or a 7. Section 13 (f) (3) is amended to •Copies may be obtained from the OÇce of retail mail order house in connection read as follows: Price Administration. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1271 10. Reports required of slaughterers subject Sec. 2. Compliance with this regula distribution or production and if it will to the provisions of section 9. tion—(&) Prohibition against selling or not interfere with the purposes of the 11. amounts which slaughterers buying live bovine animals above over Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as other than those subject to the provi riding ceiling prices and buying cattle amended. sions of section 9 may pay for all cattle slaughtered during an accounting pe above maximum amounts allowed. On Sec. 5. Records and reports.—(a) Cur riod. and after the effective date of this regu rent records. On and after the effective 12. Special records required to be made and lation, regardless ’of any contract, agree date of this regulation, every person who kept by slaughterers subject to the pro ment, or other obligation, no person shall sells or in the course of trade or business visions of section 11. sell or deliver any live bovine animals 13. Certification of live cattle prices at Chi buys or receives live bôvine animals, arid and no person in the course oftrade or every agent of such a person for sale or cago and at points other than Chicago business shall buy or receive' any live and in line with Chicago prices and cer bovine animals at a price higher than purchase, shall make and preserve for tification of conversion factors for de the overriding ceiling price fixed by this so long as the Emergency Price Control termining the dressed weight equiva Act of 1942, as amended, remains in lents of live weights. regulation for such live bovine animals, effect, complete and accurate records of and no person in the course of trade or each such sale or purchase, showing (1) ARTICLE IV— M AXIMUM PERCENTAGE OP SLAUGH business shall pay for live cattle bought TER OP GOOD AND CHOICE CATTLE or received during any accounting period the date; (2) the name and address of an amount higher than the maximum the buyer and the seller; (3) the place 14. Slaughterers limited in the percentage of at which the live bovine animals were good and choice cattle which they may amount fixed by this regulation for such slaughter or deliver as meat. live cattle during such accounting pe weighed; (4) the weight and number of riod,. and no person shall agree, offer, live bovine animals, and (5) the price ARTICLE V— RECORD-KEEPING FORMS solicit or attempt to do any of the fore charged or received or paid therefor. 15. OPA Form No. 636-2202. # (b) Reports required of operators of going. slaughtering establishments. Not later Authority: § 1445.2 issued under 56 Stat. (b) Prohibition against indirect eva sion of the price limitations or other than the fifteenth day following the end 423, 765; 67 Stat. 566, Pub. Law 383, 78th of each accounting period, the operator Cong.; E.Q. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328; 8 provisions of this regulaton. (1) No per Fit. 4681. son shall evade directly or indirectly the of each slaughtering establishment, with price limitations.or other provisions of respect to cattle <5wned by each person ARTICLE I— GENERAL PROVISIONS this regulation, v other than the operator of such estab (2) An example of an indirect price in lishment, and slaughtered in such es Section 1. What this regulation does— tablishment during such accounting (a) In general. This regulation estab crease forbidden by this section is fbr the seller to require a purchaser to buy some period, shall mail by registered mail with lishes overriding ceiling prices for live return receipt requested to the regional bovine animals (cattle and calves). In other product as a condition of selling the purchaser live bovine animals. office of the Office of Price Administra addition, this regulation establishes tion for the region in which such estab maximum amounts which slaughterers (3) Except as provided in this regula- tjpn, no payments, commissions or al lishment is located, a copy of Form No. may pay for all cattle slaughtered dur DS-T-47 (Revised), Certificate of Opera ing an accounting period. It also au lowances for any service or for transpor tation or shrinkage or for any other pur tor of Establishment under Regulation thorizes the Administrator to issue or No. 3 of Defense Supplies Corporation, ders establishing the maximum per pose shall be made by the buyer of live bovine animals to the seller, unless the containing the name and address of the centage of good and choice cattle which operator of such establishment, the name slaughterers may slaughter or deliver as total sales price, including such payment, commission or allowanoe, is equal to or and address of the*owner of such cattle, meat during an accounting period. and containing the information request (b) Sales to which this regulation does less than, the overriding ceiling price. (41 A purchaser of live bovine ani ed therein Schedules I and II concerning not apply. This regulation does not ap such cattle and the beef, by grades, de ply: ' mals is prohibited from selling or trans ferring title to such animals at a lower rived therefrom. (1) To sales or deliveries of live bovine A person shall be deemed an operator animals for breeding or dairy purposes. price than was paid for such animals un less he sells such animals to, or transfers of a slaughtering establishment during (2) To sales or deliveries of live bo an entire accounting period even though vine animals by members of 4-H Clubs, title to, a person with whom he has no he leases, subleases or otherwise relin Future Farmers of America, or other other financial affiliation or relation quishes control of such establishment recognized farm youth organizations, if ship. to other persons on a part-tiirie basis. the sales are duly approved and ar^made (c) Penalties for violating provisions (c) Future records and repofts. Such at the place and time of a fair, show of this regulation. On and after the ef person shall submit such reports to the or exhibition. Prior approval of the sale fective date of this regulation, any person Office of Price Administration, and keep- must be obtained from a district office violating any provision of this regula such other records in addition to, or in of the Office of Price Administration by tion is subject to the criminal penalties, place of, the records required in para a county agent, county club agent, voca civil enforcement actions and suits for graph (a) of this section as the Office tional agricultural instructor, or the damages provided by the Emergency of Price Administration may from time chief administrator of the state depart Price Control Act of 1942, as amended. to time rèquire, subject to the approval ment of agriculture. Such bovine ani Sec. 3. Petitions for amendment. Any of the Bureau of-the Budget In accord mals, however, are subject to the pro person seeking an amendment of any ance with the Federal Reports Act of visions of section 14 of this regulation. provision of this regulation may file a pe 1942. (3) To export sales of live bovine ani tition for amendment in accordance with Sec. 6. Invoices or receipts—(a) Duty mals. The ceiling prices at which a per the provisions of Revised Procedural Reg son may export live bovine animals shall of seller to furnish gn invoice or accept ulation No. 1, issued by the Office of a receipt. Every person selling live bo be determined in accordance with the Price Administration. provisions of the Second Revised Maxi vine animals shall furnish the buyer with mum Export Regulation issued by the Sec. 4. Adjustable pricing. Any per an invoice or accept from the buyer a Office of Price Administration. son may agree to sell at a price which can receipt, or both, showing (1) the name (c) Geographical applicability. The be increased up to the ceiling price in and address of the buyer and the seller; provisions of this regulation shall be effect at the time of delivery; but no (2) the place at which the live bovine applicable to the 48 states of the United person may, unless authorized “by the animals sold were weighed; (3) the date States and the District of Columbia. The Price Administrator, deliver or agree to on which the live bovine animals sold provisions of Articles n i and IV of this deliver At prices to be adjusted upward in were weighed; (4) the weight and num regulation shall be applicable to oattle accordance with action taken by the ber of live bovine animals sold; and (5) purchased outside of the, 48 states of the Price Administrator after delivery. the price charged or received therefor. United States and the District of Colum Such authorization may be given when (b) Effect of seller accepting a receipt bia and slaughtered within one of the a request for a change in the applicable from the buyer. If the seller does not 48 states of the United States _pr the Dis ceiling price is pending, but only if the deliver an invoice, but accepts a buyer's trict of Columbia. authorization is necessary to promote receipt pursuant to the 'provisions of 1272 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 this section, the seller shall be estopped ified zones, or at specified markets, as Zones and Markets—Con. Price per cwt. from denying the truth of the facts certified to Defense Supplies Corporation National Stock Yards-______$17.90 stated on such receipt in any action re by the Office of Price Administration and St. Louis______17. 90 Sioux Falls____ i______17. 55 lating to the enforcement òf the prices the War Food Administration. The Spokane_____ «______1« 18.60 fixed by this regulation. prices, zones and markets so certified are listed in Section 13 of this regulation. ARTICLE Hr— SPECIAL PROVISIONS FIXING THE S ec. 7. Definitions. When used in this MAXIMUM AMOUNTS WHICH SLAUGHTER regulation the term ARTICLE II— SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING ERS MAY "PAY FOR ALL CATTLE SLAUGH (a) “Person” means any individual, TO THE SALE OR DELIVERY OF ANY ’LIVE TERED DURING AN ACCOUNTING PERIOD côrporation, partnership, association or BOVINE ANIMAL (CATTLE OR CALVES) any other organized group of persons, or S ec. 9. Maximum amounts which cer S e c . 8. Determination of overriding legal successor or representative of-any ceiling price jor sale or delivery of any tain slaughterers may pay for all cattle of the foregoing, and includes the United live "bovine animal or lot of live bovine slaughtered during an accounting pe States or any agency thereof, or any riod—(a) Slaughterers subject to the animals—(a) How overriding ceiling provisions of this section. (1) The pro other government, or any of its political prices are fixed. (1) The' overriding subdivisions, or any agency of any of the visions of this section shall be applicable foregoing. ceiling price for any live bovine animal to any slaughterer who, during any sold depends on the location of the scales accounting period, slaughters 50i(300 (b) “Slaughterer” means any person upon which the animal is weighed for who owns livestock at the time that such pounds, or more, live weight, of bovine sale. No live bovine animal shall be animals in all establishments (including livestock is killed for meat production. weighed for sale except on scales adapted (c) “Bovine animals” means cattle bovine animals custom killed for him). and calves. to the weighing of livestock. The provisions of this section shall con (d) “Cattle” means bovine animals, (2) All sales of live bovine animals tinue to be applicable to such a slaugh the slaughter of which results in the shall be deemed made on the day of terer, even though he subsequently production of beef. weighing. Live bovine animals sold to slaughters less than 50,000 pounds, live (e) “Calves” mean bovine animals different buyers must be weighed sep weight, of bovine animals during any other than «attle, arately. accounting period. (fXJ'Beef” means meat derived from (3$ No sale of live bovine animals shall (2) The provisions of this section shall the carcasses of bovine animals which be made except at the weight so de be applicable to any slaughterer who, does not qualify as veal as defined in termined. during any accounting period, slaughters § 1364.470 (a) (3) of Revised Maximum (4) All expenses of transporting live 5 or more cattle and less than 50,000 Price Regulation No. 169. bovine animals to the place of weighing pounds, live weight, of bovine animals in (9) “Carcass” means a beef carcass as shall be paid by the seller. all establishments (including bovine ani defined in § 1364.455 (a) (8) of Revised (b) How to find the overriding ceiling mals custom killed for him): Provided, Maximum Price Regulation No. 169. price for live bovine animals. (1) First, That such slaughterer elects to be gov (h) “Farm slaughterer” means a per find the zone or market in which is erned by the provisions of this section son chiefly engaged in producing agri located the scales upon which the animal rather than by the provisions of section cultural products as the resident opera is weighed for sale. The zones and mar 11. The slaughterer shall make an elec tor of a farm and who does not deliver kets into which the United States is tion during the first accounting period meat of a live weight of more than 10,000 divided are given in section 13 (b) of this following the effective date of this regu pounds in any year. regulation. lation and the filing of the report re (i) “Slaughter” mqans to kill liyestock (2) Second, refer to paragraph (c) of quired by section 10 for the first account or have it killed for the purpose of ob this section for the overriding ceiling ing period following the effective date of taining meat. For purposes of this regu price. The overriding ceiling price/for this regulation shall be deemed conclu lation, livestock is slaughtered by the sale or delivery of'any live bovine animal sive evidence of an election to be gov person who owns it at the time of slaugh or lot of live bovine animals shall be the erned by the provisions of this section 9. ter. price listed in paragraph (c) of this The failure to file such a report shall be (j) “Livestock” means cattle, calves, section for the zone or market in which deemed conclusive evidence of an elec hogs and pigs, sheep and lambs. is located the scales upon which the live tion to be governed by the provisions, of (k) “Live weight” means the purchase bovine animal is weighed for sale. section 11. An election becomes binding weight of livestock slaughtered. (q) Table of overriding ceiling prices. for all future accounting periods, except (l) “Establishment” or “slaughtering ZoiiSs aiid Market»: Price per cwt. that the Administrator, upon request, establishment” means each separate 1...... —...... $18.60 may give a slaughterer described in this plant within the continental United 2 . 18.35 subparagraph (a) (2) written authoriza States Where livestock is slaughtered. 3 ------...... Jsì______18. 00 tion to change his election. 4 ------17.60 r (m) “Accounting period” means the 5------Z 17.40 (b) How maximum permissible cost of customary accounting period of a cal 6 . 17.40cattle is determined. Notwithstanding endar month or a period of at least «four 7 ------=------the provisions ------of section 17.8, 25the maximum weeks and not more than five weeks in 8 ...... — ...... amount 17.55 (total cost of cattle) which a l&igth used by the slaughterer in keep 9 ------17.55 slaughterer subject to the provisions of ing his books and records, and shall be 10------__« 18.00 this section 9 may pay for cattle slaugh the same period used by him in making 11— ...... —...... 17.80 12 ------_.ir2------17. 85 tered at each slaughtering establishment the monthly reports required by War 13 ...... — ...... 17.95 during each accounting period shall be Food Administration and the Office of 14 ------18.15 determined as follows: Price Administration covering his 15 ...... 18.30 (1) The slaughterer shall ascertain the slaughtering operations. 16— _...... 18.40 dressed carcass weight of beef, by grades, (n) “Grade” means any of the six 17...... 18.45 obtained from the cattle slaughtered grades of cattle known by the descrip 18—...... 18.45 during such accounting period in such tions (1) AA or Choice; (2) A or Good; 19 ...... establishment. 18.60 20------:— ...... 18.60 (3) B or Commercial or Medium; (4) C or 21 ------— _— . 18.15 (2) The amount of live weight in each Utility or Common; (5) D or Canner and 22 ...... -...... 18.30 grade shall be calculated by dividing the Cutter; and (6) bulls of Canner and Cut 23 ...... - ...... 18.45 amount of dressed carcass weight of beef ter grade; and is determined on the basis 24 ...... 18.60 in each grade produced from cattle Chicago.— __ .___ !______18.00 of the carcass grade after slaughter in Texas market (Includes only Hous slaughtered in such establishment dur accordance with the official standards ton, Dallas, Ft. Worth, £1 Faso ing such accounting period by the appro for such grades of cattle of the United and San Antonio)-______;__«_17.35 priate conversion factors (yields or States Department of Agriculture. Indianapolis______18.05 pressing percentages) certified by the (o) “Established prices” means the Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joseph______17.65 Administrator of the Office of Price Ad range of prices which may be paid for St. Paul______17.70 ministration and the Administrator of five cattle of each grade delivered at Wisconsin (Includes only Milwau the War Food Administration to Defense Slaughtering establishments within spec kee and Cudahy)______17.90 Supplies Corporation. The yield factors FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 1273 so certified are given in section 13 (d) of (8) In lieu of the copy of the form re Office of Price Administration pursuant this regulation. quired by subparagraph (a) (1), if such to the provisions of this section 10. C3) The calculated-live weight in each form has not been filed with the De Sec. 11. Maximum amounts which grade shall be multiplied by the maxi fense Supplies Corporation within such slaughterers other than those subject to mum price of the established prices for fifteen-day period, a report on Form the provisions of section 9 may pay for such grade applicable to the establish No. DS-T-6B Revised, Claim for Cattle all cattle slaughtered during an account ment./ slaughter Payments under Revised Reg ing period—{a) Slaughterers subject to (4) The resulting amounts obtained ulation No. 8 of Defense Supplies Cor the provisions of this section. The pro in subparagraph (b) (3) above shall be poration, covering all cattle slaughtered visions of this section shall be applicable added together to give the maximum during such accounting period other to any slaughterer, not subject to the permissible amount which a slaughterer than cattle owned for more than 30 provisions of-section 9, who, during any subject to the provisions of this section days before slaughter and cattle de accounting period, slaughters 5 or more may pay for cattle slaughtered at such scribed in section 1 (b) (2) of this Maxi cattle in all slaughtering establishments slaughtering establishment during such mum Price Regulation No. 574, and con (including cattle custom killed for him). accounting period. taining the information required by sec (b) How maximum permissible cost of (c) Calculations, required in this sec tion 9 Cb) to determine such . slaughter cattle is determined. Notwithstanding tion 9 same as those required in applica er’s maximum permissible cost of such the provisions of section 8, the maximum tion for^subsidy to Defense Supplies cattle slaughtered at such establishment amount (total cost of cattle) which a Corporation. (1) The calculations pro during such accounting period, and slaughterer subject to the provisions of vided for in paragraph (b) of this section shoWing such slaughterer’s total cost of this section 11 may pay for cattle slaugh 9 to determine the maximum permissible such cattle for the same period. Such tered at each slaughtering establishment cost of cattle during an accounting report shall include specifically the in during each accounting period shall be period are the same as the calculations formation requested in the following determined as follows: required in an application to Defense items of Form No. DS-T-55 Revised: 1, (1) First, find the zone or market in Supplies Corporation for subsidy pay 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (b) and (d), and 9 (b), which is located .such slaughtering estab ment on Form No. DS-T-55 Revised *(c) and (d). lishment. The zones and markets into pursuant to Livestock Slaughter Pay (4) In lieu of the copy of the form which the United States is divided are ments Regulation No. 3, Revised, of De required by paragraph (a) (2), if such given in section 13 (b) of this regulation. fense Supplies Corporation. form has not been filed with the Defense (2) The determination of a slaughter Supplies Corporation within such fif Example: Assume a slaughterer’s cattle er’s dressed carcass weights and total teen-day period, a report on Form No. are slaughtered In an establishment in Chi cost of cattle shall be in accordance with cago. The appropriate zone is the Chicago DS-T-55 Revised, Claim for Cattle zone. the provisions of Livestock Slaughter Slaughter Payments under Revised Reg Payments Regulation No. 3, Revised, of ulation No. 3 of the Defense Supplies (2) Second, determine the total live Defense Supplies Corporation. Corporation, showing the dressed car weight of cattle slaughtered in such establishment during such accounting Sec. 10. Reports required of slaughter cass weight of beef, by grades, obtained ers subject to the provisions of section from all cattle owned for more than 30 period and determine the total dressed 9—(a) Type and time of reports. Not days before slaughter, if any, and all carcass weight of beef derived from such later than the fifteenth day following the cattle described in section 1 (b) (2) of cattle. Only cattle slaughtered which end of each accounting period, each this Maximum Price Regulation No. 574, were purchased within 30 days of slaugh slaughterer subject to the provisions of if any, slaughtered during such ac ter shall be included in such determina section? 9 of this regulation, for each counting period. tions. slaughtering establishment at which his (5) In the event that such slaughterer Example: Assume that 15 cattle were cattle were slaughtered, shall mail by deducts an allowance for the actual cost slaughtered during an accounting period in registered mail with return receipt re of railroad freight from the cost of cat the establishment in Chicago. Of the 15 quested to the regional office of the Office tle slaughtered in such establishment cattle slaughtered, 10 were purchased with east of a line following the eastern side in 30 days of slaughter, 2 were 4-H Club of Price Administration for the region in cattle excluded from the provisions of this which such establishment is located: of Lake Michigan, the eastern boundary section by section 1 (b) (2), and 3 were pur (1) A copy of Form No. DS-T-55 Re of Indiana, and the Ohio and Missis chased more than 30 days prior to slaughter vised, Claim for Cattle Slaughter Pay sippi Rivers to the Gulf of Mexico pur and excluded from this section under para ments under Revised Regulation No. 3 of suant to § 7003.8 (eO of Revised Livestock graph (b) (2) hereof. Assume that the 10 Defense Supplies Corporation, which has Payments Regulation No. 3 of Defense cattle purchased within 30 days of slaughter been filed with the Defense Supplies Supplies Corporation, à signed statement had a total live weight of 10,457 pounds and Corporation for subsidy payments for all attached to the copy mailed under sub- a 'total dressed carcass weight of 5,350 cattle slaughtered during such account paragraph (1) or (3) above, showing the pounds. ing period other than cattle owned for railroad weights of the cattle purchased (3) Third, -determine the average more than 30 days before slaughter and in each market for which a deduction is dressed carcass yield of the cattle speci cattle described in section 1 (b) (2) of made, the total amount of railroad fied in paragraph (b) (2) above by divid this Maximum Price Regulation No. 574, frèight^paid on cattle from each such ing the total dressed carcass weight of and containing the information required market, and the deduction for freight beef derived from such cattle by the total by sectiom-J) (b) to determine such from each such market. live weight of such cattle and express the slaughterer’s maximum permissible cost (b) Where foryfâ may^ be. obtained. result as a percentage. Round the figure of such cattle slaughtered at such estab The copies of Form No. DS-T-55, Re obtained to the nearest whole number. lishment during such accounting period, vised, Claim for Cattle Slaughter Pay Example: 5,350 pounds, the total dressed and showing such slaughterer’s total cost ments under Revised Regulation No. 3 carcass weight obtained in the example un of such cattle for the same period. of Defense Supplies Corporation, which der paragraph (b) (2) above, divided by (2) ' A copy of Form No. DS-T-^55 Reare to be mailed to the Office of Price 10,457 pounds, the total live weight obtained vised, Claim for Cattle Slaughter Pay Administration may be obtained from in- such example above, gives .5116 which, ments under Revised Regulation No. 3 the Defense Supplies Corporation or any expressed as a percentage and rounded to of Defense Supplies Corporation, which regional or district office of the Office of the nearest whole number, makes 51 per has been filed with the Defense Supplies Price Administration. cent. Thus, 61 percent is the average Corporation for subsidy payments for (c) Slaughterers must keep copies of dressed carcass yield determined pursuant all cattle owned for more than 30 days to this paragraph (b) (3). before slaughter, if any, and all cattle reports mailed. Each slaughterer sub described in section 1 (b) (2) of this ject to the provisions of section 9 of this (4) Fourth, refer to paragraph (c) of Maximum Price Regulation No. 574, if regulation shall make and preserve for this section for the maximum permissible any, slaughtered during such accounting so long as the Emergency Price Control average price for the yield obtained in period, and containing the dressed car Act of 1942, as amended, remains in ef paragraph (b) (3) above applicable to cass weight of beef, by grades, obtained fect, a copy of each report or form which the zone or market determined under from such cattle. he mails to the regional office of the paragraph (b) (1) above. If the yield No. 22— -3 1274 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31,.1945 is less than 50 percent, the maximum per terer may pay for the cattle slaughtered complete and accurate record of his missible average price shall be deter in such slaughtering establishment dur slaughtering operations during such ac mined by subtracting from the appro ing such accounting period. counting period.. Such record shall be priate maximum permissible average Example: The figure, $1,322.81; obtained made on OPA Form No. 636-2202, and price for a yield of 50 percent, 25 cents in the example under subparagraph (b) (5) shall contain the information requested per hundredweight for each one per above is the maximum amount (total cost in such form'. cent that such yield is less than 50 per of cattle) which a slaughterer legally could (b) Obtaining form on which records cent. pay for the 10 cattle slaughtered in an es must be made and kept. A copy of this tablishment in Chicago as given in the ex Example: Paragraph (c) of this section OPA Form No. 636-2202 is contained in amples under subparagraphs (b) (1) through section 15 of this regulation. It may be gives $12.65 as the maximum permissible (b) (5) above. average price for a yield of 51 percent, the reproduced by you. Copies of this OPA yield obtained in the example under para (7) The slaughterer’s total cost of Form No. 636-2202 may be obtained from graph (b) (3) abovC applicable to the Chi cattle shall include only the cost of cattle any regional or district office of the Of cago zone, determined to be the appropriate slaughtered during such accounting fice of Price Administration. zone in the example under paragraph (b) (c) Records are in addition to those (1) above. If the yield obtained had been period, which were purchased within 30 48 percent, the maximum permissible average days of slaughter. The total cost of suen required by section 5. The records re price would be obtained by subtracting 50 cattle shall include, in addition to the quired to be made and preserved by the cents per hundredweight from $12.40 per purchase price, the charges for transpor provisions of this section 12 are in ad hundredweight, the maximum permissible tation to the slaughtering establishment, dition to the records required by the average price for a 50 percent yield in the including charges for feeding, watering provisions of section 5 of this regula Chicago zone. and bedding enroute, but shall not in tion. (5) Fifth, multiply the maximum per clude commissions or other service • S ec. 13. Certification of live cattle missible average price determined under charges, or any allowance for shrinkage: prices at Chicago and at points other paragraph (b) (4) above by the number Provided, That there may be deducted than Chicago and in line with Chicago of hundredweight, live weight, of the'cat from the cost of cattle purchased in any prices and certification of conversion fac tle specified in paragraph (b) (2) above. one market during an accounting period, tors for determining the dressed weight and slaughtered in any establishment equivalents of live weights—(a) Author t Example: The number of hundredweight, east of a line following the eastern side live weight, of cattle specified in the ex ity for certification. ■ Pursuant to the di ample under paragraph (b) (2) above is of Lake Michigan, the eastern boundary rective issued October 26, 1943, and Di 104.57. Multiplying $12.65, the maximum of Indiana, and the Ohio and Mississippi rective No. 28, issued January 10, 1945, permissible average price determined in the Rivers to the Gulf of Mexico, an amount by the Economic Stabilization Director example under subparagraph (b) (4) above, equal to 80 percent of the actual cost of under the authority vested in him by by 104.57 gives $1,322.81. railroad freight paid on such cattle from the Act of October 2, 1942, entitled “An (6) The result obtained in paragraph that market to the slaughtering estab Act to Amend the Emergency Price (b) (5) above is the maximum amount lishment, not to exceed 45 cents a live Control Act of 1942, to Aid in Preventing (total cost of cattle) which a slaugh- hundredweight from any one market. Inflation and for Other Purposes,” and by Executive Order No. 9250, October 3, (c) T a b l e of M a x im u m P e r m issibl e A v e r a g e B rices fo r Slaughterers S u bjec t to th e P r o v isio n s of 1942, and Executive Order No. 9328, Section 11 April 8, 1943, and after full determina tion and consultation with representa For For For F oT"' For For For For For For Zones and markets yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield tive members of the packing, cattle feed of 59%’ Of 58% of 57% of 56% of 55% of 54% of 53% of 52% of 51% of 50% ing and cattle producing industries, there are herein published and certified Per Per Per Per Per >per Per Per Per Per to Defense Supplies Corporation, a sqyies Zones: cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt. of live- cattle price ranges for Chicago i ...... : $15.30 $15.05 $14.80 $14. 55 $14.25 $14.00 $13.75 $13.50 $13.25 $12.95 2...... 15.05 14.80 14.55 14.30 14.05 13.75 13.50 13.25 13.00 12.75 and for points iij the United States other 3...... 14.60 14.35 14.10 13.90 13.65 13.40 13.15 12.90 12.65 12.40 than at Chicagdswhich are in line with 4...... 14.20 13.95 13.70 13.50 13.25 13.00 12.75 12.50 12.30 12.05 5...... 14.00 13. Z6 13.55 13.30 13.05 12.80 12.60 12.35 12.10 11.85 the prices established at Chicago by the 6...... 14.00 13. 75" 13. 55 13.30 13.05 12.80 12.60 12.35 12.10 11.85 Economic Stabilization Director, and 7...... 13.85 13. 60 13.40 13.15. 12.90 12.65 12.45 12.20 11.95 11.75 8 ...... 14.20 13.95 13.70 13..45 13.25 13.00 12.75 12.50 12.25 12.05 conversion factors for determining the 9...... 14.20 13.95 13.70 13.45 13.25 13.00 12.75 12.50 12.25 12.05 dressed weight equivalents of live 10...... 14.65 14.30 14.05 13.80 13.55 13.38 13.10 12.85 12.60 12.35 weights. ' - . 1 1 ...... 14.40 14.15 13.90 13.70 13.45 13.20 12.95 12.70 12.45 12.20 1 2 ..,...... 14.45 14.20 13.95 13. 75 13.50 13.25 13.00 12.75 12.50 12.25 (b) Description of zones and markets. 13...... 14.65 14.30 14.05 13.85 13.60 13.35 13.10 12.85 12.60 12.35 (1) The following zones and markets are 14...... 14.75 14.50 14.25 14.00 13.75 13.50 13. 25 13.00 12.76 12.50 15...... 14.90 14.65 14.40 14.15 13.90 13.65 13.40 13.15 12.90 12.65 established for the purpose of fixing live 1 6 ...... 15.00 14.75 14.50 14. 25 13.95 13.70 13.45 13.20- 12.95 12.70 cattle price ranges applicable to slaugh 1 7 ....,...... 15.05 14.80 14.55 14. 30 14.05 13.80 13.55 13.30 13. Ö5 12.75 18...... 14.95 14.70 14.45 14.20 13.95 13.70 13.45 13.20 12.95 12.70 terers for the purpose of complying with 19...... 15.20 14.95 14.70 14.40 14.15 13.90 13.65 13.40 13.15' 12.90 the provisions of this regulation and in 20...... 15.10 14.85 14.60 14.35 14.10 13.85 13.60 13.35 13.05 12.80 order to receive full subsidy payments: 21...... 14.70 14.45 14.20 13.95 13.70 13.45 13.20 12.95 12.70 12.45 22...... 14.80 14. 55 14.30 14.05 13.80 13. 55 13.30 13.05 12.80 12.55 Zone 1: Washington; but excluding the 2 3 ...... 14. 95 14.70 14.45 14.20 13.95 13.70 13.45 13.15 12.90 12.65 City of Spokane; Oregon, California. 24...... • 15.10 14-85 14.60 14.35. 14.05 13.80 13.55 13.30 13.05 12.80 Chicago...... 14.40 14>35 14.10 13.90 13.65 13lt0 13. f5 12.90 12.65 12.40 Zone 2: Idaho, Nevada. Texas market (includes only Zone 3: Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona. Houston, Dallas, Fort Zone 4: Colorado, New Mexico. Worth, El Paso, and San A n to n io )...... 13.95 13.70 13.50 13.25 13.00 12.75 12.55 42.30 12.05 11.80 Zone 5: North Dakota, Nebraska, but ex Indianapolis______i ...... 14.65 14.40 14.15 13.90 13.70 13.45 13.20 12.95 12.70 12.45 cluding the City of Omaha; South Dakota, Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux but excluding the City of Sioux Falls;* Kansas, City, St. Joseph...... 14.20 14.00 13. 75 13.50 13.25 13.00 12.80 12.55 12.30 12.05 but excluding the City of Kansas City. St. Paul...... 14.25 14.00 13.75 13.50 13.25 13.05 12.80 12.55 12.30 12.05 Wisconsin market (includes Zone 6: Oklahoma. .. only Milwaukee and Cud- Zone 7: Texas, but excluding the cities of ahy)...... 14.50 14. 25 14.00 13.80 13.55 13.30 13.05 12.80 12.55 12.30 Houston, Dallas, Ft. Worth, El Paso and San National Stock Yards, St. Antonio. Louis______14. 50 14.25 14.00 13.80 13.55 13.30 13.05 12.80 12.55 12.30 Sioux Falls______14.15 13.90 13.70 13.45 13.20 12.96 12.70 12.50 ' 12.25 12.00 Zone 8: Minnesota, but excluding the City Spokane______... ______15.20 14.95 14.65 14.40 14.15 13.90 13.65 13.40 13.15 12.85 of St. Paul. Iowa, but excluding the City of Sioux City. Wisconsin—that portion of Wis consin lying west of and including the coun S ec. 12. Special records required to be period, each slaughterer subject to the ties of Iron, Price, Taylor, Clark, Jackson, made and kept by slaughterers subject to provisions of section 11 of this regula Monroe, Vernon and Crawford. the provisions of section 11—(a) Kind tion, for each ' slaughtéring establish Zone 9: Missouri, but excluding the cities of records which must be made and kept ment at which his cattle were slaugh of Kansas City, St. Joseph and St. Louis. and time when such records must be tered, shall make and preserve for so long Zone 10: Arkansas. Louisiana—all that made. Not later than the fifteenth day as the Emergency Price Control Act of portion of Louisiana west of the Mississippi following the end of each accounting 1942, as amended, remains in effect, a River from the Northeast point of East Car- FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1275 roll Parish to the Northeastern point of the Zone 21: Tennessee—all that portion of weight for each of the zones and markets Pointe Coupee Parish and west of and includ Tennessee west of and including the coun described in paragraph (b) of this sec ing the parishes of Avoyelles, Saint Landry, ties of Campbell, Scott, Fentress, Overton, tion. Saint Martin and Iberia, Putnam, White, Warren, Grundy, and Ranges of Live Cattle Prices Zone 11: Wisconsin—all that portion of Marion. Wisconsin east of and including the counties Zone 22: Mississippi—all that portion of of Vilas, Oneida, Lincoln, Marathon, Wood, Mississippi north of and including the coun Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 ties of Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Choctaw, Attala, Juneau, Sauk, Richland and Grant, but ex Grades cluding the cities of Milwaukee and Cudahy. Madison, Yazoo, and Issaquena. Maxi Mini Maxi Mini Maxi Mini Zone 12: Illinois, but excluding the cities Alabama—all that portion of Alabama mum mum mum mum mum mum of Chicago and National Stock Yards. north and west of and including the coun ties of Jackson, Madison, Morgan, Cullman, Zone 13: Indiana, but excluding the City of Choice...... $17.60 $16.10 $17. 35 $15.85 $17.00 $15.50 Indianapolis. Walker, Fayette, and Lamar. Good______16.45 14.95 16.20 14.70 15.75 14.25 Zone 14: Kentucky. Zone 23: Louisiana—all that portion of Commercial___ 13.70 12.20 13.45 11.95 13.00 11.50 Zone 15: Ohio, Michigan. Louisiana east of and including the parishes U tility...... 11.65 10.15 11.40 9.90 11,00 9.50 of West Feliciana, Pointe Coupee, Iberville, Canners and Zone 16: New York—the following coun Cutteis...... 8.80 7.30 8.55 7.05 8,25 6.75 ties of New York: Niagara, Erie, Chautauqua, Assumption, and Saint Mary. Bologna Bulls.. 10.15 8.65 9.90 8.40 9,5.0 8.00 and Cattaraugus. Mississippi—all that portion of Mississippi south of and including the counties of Noxu Pennsylvania—all that portion ^of Penn Zone 6 sylvania west of and including the counties bee, Winston, Leake, Scott, Rankin, Hinds, Zone 4 Zone 5 of Warren, Forest, Clarion, Armstrong, and Warren. Westmoreland, and Fayette. Alabama—all that portion of Alabama Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- West Virginia—all that portion of West south of and including the counties of De- mum mum mum mum mum mum Virginia west of and including the counties Kalb, Marshall, Blount, Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, and Pickens. Clliice______$16.60 $15.10 $16.40 $14.90 $16.40 $14.90 Doddridge, Gilmer, Calhoun, Roane, Kana South Carolina—all that portion of South Good______15.35 13.85 15.15 13.65 15.15 13.65 wha, Boone, Logan, and Mingo. Carolina west and northwest of and includ Commercial___ 12.60 11.10 12.40 10.90 12.40 10.90 ing the counties of Cherokee, Union, New Utility...... 10.60 9.10 10.40 8.90 10.40 8.90 Zone IT: New York—all that portion . of Canners and New York west of and including the counties berry, Saluda, and Edgefield. Cutters...... 7.85 6.35 7.65 6.15 7.65 6.15 of Oswego, Oneida, Madison, Chenango, and Georgia—-all that portion of Georgia west Bologna Bulls.. 9.10 7.60 8.90 7.40 8.90 7.40 Broome, but excluding the counties of Niag and northwest of and including the coun ara, Erie, Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua. ties of Columbia, McDuffie, Warren,'Glascock, Pennsylvania—the following counties of Washington, Johnson, Laurens, Dodge, Wil Zone 7 Zone 8 Zone 9 Pennsylvania: McKean, Potter, Elk, Cameron, cox, Ben Hill, Irwin, Tift, Colquitt, and Clinton, Jefferson, Clearfield, Center, In Thomas. Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini diana, Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon, Somer Florida—all that portion of Florida west mum mum müm mum mum mum set, Bedford, and Fulton. of and including the counties of Leon and Maryland—the following counties of Mary-? Wakulla. i Zone 24: North Carolina—all that portion Choice-.;.-___ $16.25 $14.75 $16.55 $15.05 $16.55 $15.05 land: Garrett and Allegany. Good...... 15.00 13.50 15.35 13.85 15.35 13.85 West Virginia—all that portion of West of North Carolina east and southeast of and Commercial___ 12.25 10.75 12.60 11 10 12.60 11.10 including the counties of Surry, Yadkin, Ire U tility...... 10.26 8.75 10.60 9.10 10.60 9.10 Virginia east of and including the counties of dell, Catawba, Lincoln, and Gaston. .Canners and Monongalia, Marion, Harrison, Lewis, Brax Cutters...... 7.50 6.00 7.85 6.35 7,85 6.35 South Carolina—all that portion of South 8.75 7.25 9.10 7.60 9.10 7.60 ton, Clay, Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Wyo Carolina east of and including the counties Bologna bulls-- ming, and McDowell. 4k Zone 18: Virginia—all that portion of Vir of York, Chester, Fairfield, Richland, Lexing / ton, Aiken, Barnwell, Allendale, Hampton, Zone 10 Zone 11 Zone 12 ginia west of and including the counties of Jasper, and Beaufort. Highland, Bath, Alleghany, Craig, Montgom Georgia—all that portion of Georgia east of ery, Floyd, and Carroll. Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Min^- Maxi- Mini- and including the counties of Richmond, Jef mum mum mum mum mum mum Tennessee—all that portion of Tennessee ferson, Emanuel, Treutlen, Wheeler, Telfair, east of and including the counties of Clai Coffee, Berrien, Cook, and Brooks. borne, Union, Anderson, Morgan, Cumber Florida—but excluding the counties west, Choice______$17.00 $15.50 $16.80 $15.30 $16.85 $15.35 land, Bleds6e, Van Buren, Sequatchie, and Good...... 15.75 14.25 15.55 14.05 15.60 14.10 southwest and northwest of Jefferson Commercial___ 13.00 11.50 12.80 11.30 12.85 11.35 Hamilton. „county. Utility____ 10.75 9.25 10.80 9.30 10.85 9.35 North Carolina—all that portion of North Chicago Zone: City of Chicago, 111. Canners and Carolina west and southwest of and includ Cutters...... 8.00 6.50 8.05 6.55 siao 6.00 Texas Market Zone: The following cities in 9.25 7.75 9.30 7.80 9.35 7.85 ing the counties of Alleghany, Wilkes, Alex Texas: Houston; Fort Worth, Dallas, El Paso, Bologna bulls__ ander, Caldwell, Burke, and Cleveland. San Antonio. ' Zone 19: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Indianapolis Zone: City of Indianapolis, Zone 13 Zone 14 Zone 15 Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Ind. New Jersey, Delaware, the District of Colum Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joseph bia. Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Zone: City of Kansas City, Kans., Cities of mum mum mum mum mum mum New York—all that portion of New York Kansas City and St. Joseph, Mo., City of east of end including the counties of St. Sioux City, Iowa; City of Omaha, Nebr. Lawrence, Jefferson, Leyrts and Herkimer, and St. Paul Zone: City of St. Paul, Minn. Choice...... $16.95 $15.46 $17.15 $15.65 $17.30 $15.80 east and southeast of and including the Wisconsin Market Zone: The following cit 15.7( 14.2C 15.9( 14.4C 16.05 14. 55 counties of Otsego, Delaware, Sullivan, Commercial___ 12.95 11.45 13.10 11.60 13.30 11.80 ies in Wisconsin: Milwaukee and Cudahy. U tility...... i . 10.95 9.45 11.10 9.60 11.25 9.75 Orange, Rockland, Westchester, New York, National Stock Yards: National Stock Yards, C a n n ers and Bronx, Kings, and Richmond. Cutters___... 8.2( 6.7( 8.36 6.85 8.45 6.95 Illinois. Bologna Bulls— 9.45 7.96 9.60 8.10 9.75 8.25 Pennsylvania—all that portion of Pennsyl St. Louis Zone: St. Louis, Mo. vania eas£ of and including the dounties of Sioux Falls Zone: City of Sioux Falls, S. Tioga, Lycoming, Union, Mifflin, Juniata, Zone 16' Zone 17 Zone 18 Perry, and Franklin. Dak. * Maryland—all that portion of Maryland Spokane Zone: City of Spokane, Wash. Maxi Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- east and southeast of and including the (2) “City” means the area within the mum mum mum mum mum mum counties of Washington, Frederick, Mont corporate limits of a municipal corpora gomery, Prince Georges, Charles, and St. tion, and the zone adjacent to and com- $17.4C $15.90 $17.46 $15.95 $17.45 $15.95 Marys. mercially a part of such municipal cor Good...... 16. U 14.6£ 16.20 14.70 16.20 14.70 Zone 20: Virginia—all that portion of Vir Commercial___ 13.41 11.9( 13.46 11.96 13.45 11.95 poration. U tility...... 11.21 9. 75 11.4C 9.90 11.00 9.50 ginia east of and including the counties of C a n n ers and Frederick, Shenandoah, Rockingham, Au (c) Ranges of live cattle prices. (1) Cutters_____ 8.4, 6.9i 8.6< 7.1( 8.2J 6.75 gusta, Rockbridge, Botetourt, Roanoke, The following table gives the ranges of Bologna Bulls.. 9.7« 8.2f 9.9( 8.4C 9.5C 8.00 Franklin, and Patrick. live cattle prices in dollars per hundred 1276 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 R anges op Live Cattle P rices—Continued R anges op Live Cattle P rices—Continued centage of good and choice cattle (on a dressed weight basis) which may be slaughtered by slaughterers or delivered Zone 19 Zone 20 Zone 21 Spokane as meat during any accounting period. Any order issued under this section may Maxi M ini Maxi Mini Maxi Mini Max M in m um m um m um m um m um m um imum imum contain such terms, qualifications and exceptions as the Price Administrator deems necessary or proper in the inter Choice...... - $17.60 $16 10 $17.60 $1610 $17.15 $15.65 Choice______$17.60 $16 10 Good...... 16.30 14.80 16.30 14.80 15.90 14.40 Good...... 16.30 14.80 est of effective price control and distri Commercial___ 13.55 12.05 13.55 12.05 13.10 11.60 Commercial___ 13. 55 12.05 bution. U tility______11.55 10.05 11.25 9.75 10.85 9.35 U tility .. ___ 11.50 10.00 Canners and Canners and (c) Effect of slaughter in excess of Cutters_____ 8.70 7.20 8.40 690 8.10 660 cutters...... 8.65 7.15 maximum permitted percentage. Any Bologna Bulls.. 10. Q5 8.55 9.75 8.25 9.40 7.90 Bologna Bulls.-. 10.00 8.50 persop subject to the provisions of this section who, during any accounting pe Zone 22 Zone 23 Zone 24 (2) The ranges of live cattle prices riod, slaughters or delivers as meat a given in subparagraph (c) (1) of this greater percentage of good and choice Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- section apply at each slaughtering plant cattle than provided for in an order js- m um m um m um m um m um m um located within the applicable zone or sued under this section shall have the market and include expenditures for excess in pounds of good and choice Choice...... $17.30 $15.80 $17.45 $15.95 $17.60 $16 10 freight, feeding and bedding but exclude cattle slaughtered considered as a part Good...... 16 05 14.55 16.15 14.65 16.30 14.80 Commercial___ 13.25 11. 75 13.35 11.85 13.50 12.00 any payments or allowances for broker of the allowable amount of good and Utility...... 10.95 9.45 11.05 9.55 11.20 9.70 ages, commissions or yardage. choice cattle which he may slaughter or Canners and Cutters...... 8.2C 6.7C 8.3C 6.8C 8.45 695 (d) Conversion factors, for determin deliver as meat during the following Bologna Bulls.. 9.50 8.00 9.60 8.10 9.75 8.25 ing the dressed weight equivalents of live accounting period. weights. The standard dressed carcass Example: Suppose the Price Administrator yields (conversion factors for determin Houston, has established 50 percent as the maximum ing the dressed weight equivalents of live percentage of good and choice cattle (on a Dallas, Ft. Indian Chicago Worth, El apolis weights), which shall be applicable dressed weight basis) which slaughterers may Paso, San slaughter during a particular accounting pe Antonio throughout the United States for pur poses of determining compliance with the riod. If a slaughterer slaughters one million provisions of paragraph (3) of the Eco pounds of cattle, dressed weight, during such Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- period, 50 percent of this amount or 500,000 mum mum mum mum mum mum nomic Stabilization Director’s Directive pounds would constitute the maximum per on Livestock Slaughter Payments of Oc missible amount of good and choice grades. Choice...... $17.00 $15.50 $16.35 $14.85 $17.05 $15. 55 tober 26, 1943, and the provisions of this If actually 700,000 pounds of the million Good...... 15.75 14.25 15.10 13.60 15.80 14.30 Maximum Price Regulation No. 574 and pounds constitute good and choice grades, Commercial___ 13.00 11.50 12.35 10.85 13.05 11.55 the slaughterer has exceeded the maximum Utility______11.00 9.50 10.35 8.85 11.05 9.55 the provisions of all regulations and Canners and amendments issued in accordance with permissible amount by 200,000 pounds. If 8.25 6 75 7.60 6.10 8.30 6.80 paragraphs (3) and (6) of such directive the percentage of 50 percent were established Bologna Bulls. 1 9.^0 8# 8.85 7.35 9.55 8.05 for the succeeding accounting period and the by the Defense Supplies Corporation are : slaughterer were to slaughter 900,000 pounds k Dressed carcass Kansas City, of cattle, dressed weightjjmly 250,000 pounds Omaha, Milwaukee Grade: yield, percent out of this amount could consist of good and Sioux City, St. Paul Cudahy Choice...... , ..... 61 choice grades, since 200,000 pounds would be St. Joseph Good...... 58 considered as a part of the allowable amount Commercial______56 of good and choice grades for the succeeding Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Utility______54 period. Two hundred thousand pounds sub mum mum mum mum mum mum Canner and cutter______46 tracted from 450,000, the latter figure being Bulls of canner and cutter grade..__ _ 53 50 percent of 900,000 pounds, gives 250,000 $16 65 $15.15 $16.70 $15.20 $1690 $15.40 15.35 13.85 15.35 13.86 15.65 14.15 Article IV—Maximum P ercentage op pounds. Of the 900,000 pounds, dressed Commercial___ 12.60 11.10 12.60 11.10 12T 90 11.40 Slaughter of Good and Choice Cattle weight, slaughtered in the succeeding period, U tility...... 16 60 9.10 10.60 9.10 10.90 9.40 therefore, only 250,000 pounds may consist Canners and S ec. 14. Slaughterers limited in the 7.85 6.35 7.85 6 35 8.15 6 65 of good and choice grades. The remaining Bologna B ulls.. 9.10 7.60 9.10 7.60 9.40 7.90 percentage of good and choice cattle 650,000 pounds would have to be of grades which they may slaughter or deliver as other than good and choice. meat, (a) Applicability of this section. (d) Authority. This section is issued National St. Louis Sioux Falls (1) The provisions of this section sliall Stock Yards under authority vested in the Price Ad be applicable to any slaughterer who ministrator by Executive Order No. 9125, Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- Maxi- Mini- slaughters during any accounting period issued by the President on April 3, 1942; mum mum mum mum mum mum 5 or more cattle. v Executive Order No. 9280, issued by the (2) The provisions of this section shall President on December 5, 1942; Execu Choice______$16.90 $15.40 $16 90 $15.40 $16. 55 $15.05 not apply to cattle slaughtered by a farm tive Order No. 9334, issued by the Presi G ood...... 15.65 14.15 15.65 14.15 15.3C 13.80 Commercial___ 12.90 11.40 12.90 11.40 12.55 . 11.05 slaughterer who has raised such cattle, dent on April 19, 1943; Directive No. 28, U tility...... 10.90 9.40 10.90 9.40 10.55 9.05 or fed such cattle for more than 60 days. issued by the Economic Stabilization Di Canners and (b) Percentage to be established by cutters...... 8.16 6.65 8.15 6.65 7.8C 6.30 rector on January 10,1945, and War Food Bologna Bulls. 9.40 7.90 9.40 7.90 9.05 7.55 order. The Price Administrator may, Order No. 123, issued by the War Food by order, establish the maximum per- Administrator on January 26, 1945. Instructions F o r F il l in g Ou t OPA F o r m N o. 636-2202 ARTICLE V— RECORD-KEEPING FORMS 1. Who should use this form? S ec. 15. OP A Form No. 636-2202. (“Slaughterer” as used in this OPA Form No. 636-2202 means the person who owns the livestock at the time such livestock is killed for meat production.) OPA Form No. 636-2202 RECORD r e q u ir e d to b e k e p t b y slaughterers s u b je c t to t h e p r o v isio n s of Any slaughterer who slaughters during any accounting period, five or more cattle, but less than 50,000 pounds, Form approved Budget SECTION 11 OF MAXIMUM PRICE REGULATION NO. 574, LIVE BOVINE ANIMALS (CATTLE live weight,-of cattle and calves in all establishments (including cattle and calves custom killed for him), and who AND CALVES), OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION elects to determine his maximum permissible cost of cattle on the basis of the provisions of Section 11 of Maximum Bureau No. 08-B1287 Price Regulation No. 574, must keep records on this form. , Read instructions on reverse side before filling out Form. If a slaughterer in any accounting period after the effective date of Maximum Price Regulation No. 574 slaughters 50,000 pounds or more, live weight, of cattle and calves (including cattle and calves custom slaughtered for him), (Name of Slaughterer) he must continue to file a report with the Office of Price Administration in accordance with the provisions of Sections 9 and 10 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 574 in all subsequent accounting periods instead of keeping records on (Street and N umbel-) (County) this Form, even though he slaughters less than 50,000 pounds of cattle and calves, live weight, in subsequent account ing periods. (City) . (State) 2. When this record must be prepared. 1. Period covered by this record: F rom ------to . Any slaughterer who uses this Form must prepare this record on or before the 15th day after the Hid of the account (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) (Mu) (Day) (Yr.) ing period covered by it. 2. Total live 'weight of all cattle and calves slaughtered in this establishment. 3. If a slaughterer slaughters cattle In more than one establishment, separate records on this Form must be pre (Inst. 6 )., ...... *------lbs. 1 ' , pared covering his cattle slaughtered in each establishment. - 3. Number of head of cattle slaughtered in this establishment, excluding cattle you 4. (Item 1). The record must cover the slaughterer’s customary accounting period and the same accounting period , owned more than 30 days before slaughter and 4-H or other Club cattle purchased as the slaughterer’s application to Defense Supplies Corporation for subsidy payments. REGISTER, FEDERAL at an approved sale. (Inst. 6) ..1 ...... 5.1 (Item 2). Include only cattle and calves owned by the slaughterer which were slaughtered in the establishment 4. Total live weight of cattle included in Item 3 slaughtered in this establishment. during the accounting period, but include any 4-H or other Club cattle and calves and cattle and calves slaughtered (Inst. 7) - __■______- ______lbs. mote than 30 days after purchase. 5. Dressed carcass weight of cattle included in Item 3 slaughtered in this establishment. 6. (Item 3). Include only cattle which you owned at the time of slaughter and only cattle slaughtered within 30 (Inst. 8) ...... lbs. ¿: days of purchase. Include livestock which was graded as beef after slaughter, whether it was purchased as cattle or 6. Average dressed carcass yield of the cattle included in Item 3 slaughtered m tfiis calves; establishment (Item 5 divided by Item 4 with the result expressed as a percentage Do Not Include: and rounded to the nearest “whole number). (Inst. 9) . . . ______--______-% (o) Cattle owned by the slaughterer for more than 30 days before slaughter. If the purchase date is m doubt, 7. Cost of cattle included in Item 3. (Inst. 10): consider the cattle purchased on the date of delivery to the slaughterer. (a) Purchase cost_____ $ ..______(6) Cattle purchased by the slaughterer from a member of a 4-H club. Future Farmers of America, or other recog (b) Transportation..... ______— nized farm “youth organization, if the purchase was made at the place and time of a fair , show, or exhibition, and prior (c) Total ((a)+ (b ))-----$ ...... *,...... approval of such sale was obtained from a district office of the Office of Price Administration.. 8. Maximum permissible average price. (Inst. 11) $------7. (Item 4). Record the purchase weight to the nearest pound. Include only cattle included in Item 3 as deter 9. Maximum permissible cost (multiply Item 8 by Item 4 converted to hundredweight/. mined in accordance with Instruction 6. In the event cattle and calves are purchased in mixed lots and the actual (Inst. 12) $;...... ' , . live weight of the cattle is not obtainable, compute the live weight by dividing the dressed weight of,the peei obtained 10. Beef slaughtered by grades, including cattle you owned more than 3(Ldays before from such cattle by a yiel# factor of .55. slaughter and 4r-H or other Club cattle purchased at an approved sale. (Insts. 8. (Item 5). Record the total carcass weight to the nearest pound of the beef obtained from the cattle incladed in 13,14 and 16): Item 3. . > 9. (Item 6). Divide the total carcass weight of the beef obtained from the cattle included m Item 3 as given m Item 5 by the total live weight of these Cattle (Item 4) and express the result as a percentage, rounding the figure to (a) (b) (c) V the nearest whole numbef. ‘ f Wednesday Example: Assume the total live weight of the cattle covered by Item 3 is 46,890 pounds and the total weight of the ■ Carcass % of each dressed' beef produced by these cattle is 25,620 pounds. Dividing 25,620 by 46,890 gives .546, which expressed as a Grade (Inst. 13) Weight Grade percentage is 54.6%. Rounding to the nearest whole number gives 55%, which is the yield to be used in calculating (Inst. 14) (Inst. 15) compliance with the maximum permissible cost. 10. (Item'*?). The slaughterer must record the cost of cattle slaughtered during the accounting period. This cost shall include only cattle covered by Item 3 as determined in accordance with Instruction 6. a a ...... ■. Include in total cost of cattle,- charges actually paid for transportation to the establishment where the cattle are A ...... '___ slaughtered, including charges for feeding, watering and bedding enroute. Do not include in cost of transportation B ...... -...... charges for transportation from a point within the corporate;limits of, or the zone adjacent to, and commercially a , C : ...... part of, the same municipal corporation in which the establishment is located. Do not include in cost of transporta tion the cost of transportation facilities owned or operated by the slaughterer and used for hauls of 26 miles or less, January Bulls, Canner and Cutler one way. If the slaughterer’s own facilities are used for hauls longer than 25 miles one way, he must include in his cost of cattle the equivalent common carrier rate for such hauls. Do not include in cost of cattle, commissions or ■ similar service charges or any allowance for shrinkage. Slaughterers may deduct an allowance for the actual cost of railroad feight from the cost of cattle slaughtered in any establishment east of a line following thb eastern side of Lake Michigan, the eastern boundary of Indiana, and the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, to the Gulf of Mexico. This allowance shall be computed separately for the cattle purchased 3/, 11. Percent of Good and Choice grades (Inst. 1 6 )....------— ------% in each market, and shall amount to no more than 80% of the actual cost of railroad freight paid' on such cattle, not to 12. Maximum permissible percentage Good and Choice in this period. (Inst. 17)---- % exceed forty-five cents ($0.45) a live hundredweight from any one market. If any such deduction is made, attach to 13. Total number of cattle slaughtered in thi s establishment which were purchased by this Form a separate sheet giving the railroad weights of cattle purchased in each market for which a deduction is you more than 30 days before slaughter. (Inst. 18)...... made, the total amount of railroad frfeight paid on cattle from each such market, and the deduction for freight from 1945 14. Number of 4-H or other Club cattle slaughtered in this establishment. (Inst. 19)... each such market. - ' ■ .. . 15. Establishment in which these cattle were slaughtered: In the event cattle and calves are purchased in mixed lots, and the actual cost of the cattle is not obtainable, compute the cost by multiplying the average cost per pound of the lot purchased which included 1277 the cattle by the calculated live ’ "(Name)...... (Address) weight obtained by dividing the dressed weight of the beef obtained from such cattle by a yield factor of .55. ;16. Was this establishment operated by the slaughterer?------(Yes or No). 11. (Item 8) . Enter the maximum permissible average price for the average dressed carcass yield of the cattle slaugh 17. Did the slaughterer during the period covered by this record kilLin this establish tered in the establishment during the accounting period applicable to the zone or market in which the slaughtering ment any cattle belonging to another?...... ------establishment is located as given in Section 11 (c) of Maximum Price Regulation No. 574. If the average dressed car (Yes or No) cass yield of the cattie slaughtered during the accounting period is less than 50 percent, subtract from the applicable I certify that the statements made herein are true and I am authorized to make such maximum permissible average price for a yield of 50 percent, 25 cents per hundredweight for each one percent that the statements on behalf of the slaughterer. yield is below 50 percent and use the resulting price as the applicable maximum permissible average price. Date------...... 12. (Item 9). Convert Item 4 to hundredweight and multiply Item 8 by Item 4 so converted. To be in compliance (Name of Slaughterer) with the Maximum Price Regulation No. 574, Item 7 (c) must not exceed Item 9. B y------— — ...... ------...... —.... 13. (Item 10, Column (a)). The grade should be recorded in accordance with official standards of the U . S. Depart (Title) ment of Agriculture whether graded by an official grader from the Department or by an unofficial grader. ‘‘A A " is NO TICE: Section 35 (a) of the United States Criminal Code makes it a criminal offense, the same as Choice; “A ” as Good; “ B ” as Commercial or Medium; “ C” as U tility or Common; and “D ” as'Canner punishable by a maximum of ten years’ imprisonment, $10,000 fine, or both, to make a find Cutter. Bulls of Canner and Cutter grade are to be recorded separately. false statement or representation as to any mattef within the jurisdiction of any Depart 14. (Item 10, Column (b)).' Record carcass weights by grades determined at time of weighings Record carcass ment or Agency of the United States. , weights from all cattle slaughtered during this accounting period, including any carcasses dferived from 4-H or other Club cattle and cattle slaughtered more than 30 day? after purchase. 1278 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 15. (Item 10, Column (c)). Divide the figure on each line of Column (b) by the total of Column (b) to obtain the stances and of the relief requested, to percentage of beef in each grade. The total of the percentages should be 100. 16. (Item 11). %nter the sum of the percentages of “AA” and “A” beef as given in Itfftn 10, Column (c). gether with such additional information 17. (Item 12). Enter the maximum percentage of Good and Choice beef which may be slaughtered or delivered as as the contracting agency may require. meat by the slaughterer in the accounting period as specified by order of the Price Administrator (of the Office of Price Administration) for the period covered by this record. - 5. Careful investigation and justifica~ 18. (Item 13). Record the number of cattle slaughtered in this establishment during the accounting period which tion required for relief. Claims for such were exclude*from Item 3 pursuant to paragraph (a) of Instruction 6. 19. (Item 14). Record the number of cattle slaughtered in this establishment during the accounting period which relief shall be allowed only after carefhl were excluded from Item 3 pursuant to paragraph (b) of Instruction 6. investigation and determination that the 20. (Items 15,16 and 17 are self-explanatory). i facts justify the grant of relief within the authority of the act. Effective date. This regulation shall formation as is appropriate, and as may 6. Investigation of claims: Settlement become effective January 29, 1945. be required by the contracting agency ✓ by agreement. The contracting agencies Note: The record-keeping an d reporting which considers the claim: will- promptly investigate all claims filed provisions of this maximum price regulation (a) The original or photostatic copies with them under section 17 of the act. have been approved by the Bureau of the of any written instructions, and a full Where a contracting agency settles such Budget in accordance with the Federal Re statement of any oral instructions, relied a claim by agreement, the settlement ports Act of 1942. on. Forms printed in the Federal Register are shall be embodied in a written agreement (b) Identification of any officer or which shall release and discharge the for information only and do not follow the agent upon whose authority to bind the exact format prescribed by the issuing Government from all liability oh account agency. contracting agency the claimant relied, of the furnishing of, or the arrangement together with a statement of the circum Issued this 29th day of January 1945. to furnish, the materials, services, or fa stances relied on in good faith by the cilities in question. Any such agreement Chester B owles, claimant as indicating the existence of involving payment to a claimant of an Administrator. such authority. amount in excess of $50,000 shall not be (c) A full description of the materials, come binding upon the Government un [F. R. Doc. 45-1761; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; services, or facilities furnished or ar 4:09 p. m.] til it has been reviewed and approved ranged to be furnished, and of their rela either by a board or by one or more indi tion to the prosecution of the war." viduals designated in the Bureau, divi Chapter XX—Office of Contract (d) A statement of when and to whom sion, regional or district office, or other such materials, services, or facilities were Settlement unit of the contracting agency author furnished or were arranged to be fur ized to make the settlement, or in the [Reg. 12] nished, and of the arrangements made event of disapproval by such board or Claims for R elief W ith R espect to foy furnishing them, together with a de individual or individuals, unless approved D efective, Informal, and Quasi scription of any guaranties, warranties, by the head of such bureau, division, Contracts or indemnities customarily furnished or regional, or district office, or other unit. specifically required in connection there Nothing herein shall be deemed to pre J anuary 24, 1945. with. , "**• clude the contracting agencies from also Pursuant to sections 4 (b) and 17 (d) (e) A statement of all other action prescribing procedure for review and ap of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944, taken by the claimant with respect to proval of agreements involving smaller the following procedures relating to sec the materials, services or facilities so amounts. tion 17 of the Act are prescribed: furnished or arranged to be furnished 7. Procedure if claim not settled by 1. Where claims should he filed. A and of any commitments that may have agreement. Where a contracting agency claim for relief under section 17 of the been made with third parties in reliance fails to settle any claim by agreement or act shall be filed with the contracting on the written or oral instructions or has so settled only a part of the claim, the agency which purported to make the other request of the contracting agency procedure prescribed by section 13 of the prime contract, or whose officer or agent to proceed, together with documentary act, governing the preparation of written is alleged to have given the instructions evidence of any such commitments and findings and prescribing procedure for or made the request to proceed, or placed a statement of any payments or settle the order for the materials, services or ments made with respect thereto. review and appeal, shall be applicable. facilities in question. The contracting (f) A statement of the amount Copies of any findings prepared by a con agency may require the claim to be filed claimed, with a breakdown in sufficient tracting agency pursuant to section 13 of with any appropriate division or officer detail to support the claim and certified the act shall be forwarded to the Office thereof. Where the contracting agency by the claimant or its principal financial of Contract Settlement. with which the claim is filed considers officer. 8. Contracting agencies required to that any other agency or agencies should (g) A statement of what steps have formalize obligations and commitments. consider the claim, it shall forward the been taken to mitigate losses and reduce Where an obligation or commitment cre claim and supporting papers to the Office the claim to a minimum. ated or incurred by a contracting agency of Contract Settlement with a statement (h) A statement of any payments or might be invalidated because of a formal of its reasons therefor and'ST statement credits received or to be received on ac or technical defect or omission in a prime of any information it has concerning the count of the materials, services, or facili facts set forth in or bearing on the claim. ties furnished or arranged to be contract or in any grant of authority to The Director of Contract Settlement furnished. an officer or agent who ordered materials, shall then consult with the interested (i) A statement of the salvage or re services, or facilities related to the prose agency or agencies and shall determine covery value of any such materials or cution of the war, the agency shall for by what agency or agencies the claim facilities so arranged to be furnished malize the obligation or commitment shall be considered. but not disposed of. within ninety days from notice to its 2. Form of claim. Any claim for re (j ) A statement of whether any other headquarters office of the existence of lief under section 17 shall be submitted claim for any part or all of the relief such formal or technical defect or omis in writing and, except as the contracting requested has been, or is being, submitted sion. agency may otherwise provide, shall be to any other Government agency or war 9. Regulations of contracting agencies. under oath, shall be verified by the contractor, and if so, of the action taken Any contracting agency may make or claimant or by a principal executive thereon. continue in effect any regulations not in officer of the claimant, and shall be ac (k) Any additional information con companied by affidavits of the represen- sidered appropriate by the claimant or consistent herewith and shall file with tives of the claimant and other persons required by the contracting agency. the Office of Contract Settlement a copy having knowledge of the relevant cir 4. Claims supported by a defectiveof all such existing and future regula cumstances. formal contract. If the claim is sup tions and amendments thereto. 3. Claims net supported "by a formal ported by a formal contract which may cojitract, valid or otherwise. If the be invalid because of a formal or tech R obert H. Hinckley, claim is not supported by a formal con nical defect or omission therein or in Director. tract, valid or otherwise, it shall be its authorization, the claim shall include [F. R. Doc. 45-1797; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; supported by such of the following in a full statement of the relevant circum / 10:11 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1279 fReg. 10] on standard forms, and in accordance to the terminated portion of the con with standard instructions, provided by tract. Part 8012—P lant Clearance and the contracting agency. Separate sched P roperty § 8012.4 Contractor’s right to store at ules with satisfactory classification and his own risk. A war contractor may at SUBPART A— TERMINATION INVENTORY description shall be made, on the forms any time remove from his plant and store . January 24,1945. designated, of the following: on his own premises or elsewhere any of (1) Metals in mill product form (OCS the above materials at his own risk. The Pursuant to the authority conferred Form 2a); upon me by section 4 (b) and section 12 war contractor will use reasonable care (2) Raw materials (other than in the transportation and preservation of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944 metals), purchased parts, finished com the following policies, principles, meth of material so removed and stored, and ponents, finished product and miscel will comply with any directions or speci ods, procedures and standards relating laneous (OCS Form 2b); to the removal of termination inventor fications covering removal, preservation, (3) Work in process (OSC Form 2c): transportation and storage which may be ies from plants of war contractors are (4) Dies, jigs, fixtures and special prescribed for all contracting agencies. issued by the contracting agency. The tools, (OCS Form 2d). This does not in war contractor is entitled to be reim Sec. clude plant equipment1 provided under bursed for the reasonable cost of (1) nec 8012.1 General policy. a separate contract or contract provision essary or appropriate transportation, 8012.2 Procedure for plant clearance. specifically governing the use or disposi 8012.3 Subcontractors. preservation, protection and storage, and 8012.4 Contractor’s right to store at his own tion thereof. (2) compliance with any directions or risk. (b) On or with these schedules the specifications in connection therewith is 8012.5 Contractor’s right to remove or store contractor shall in accordance with the sued by the contracting agency. Ordi at Government expense and risk. standard instructions: narily, charges for storage of termination 8012.6 Need for early removal. (1) Make tender of title to the gov inventory prior to the expiration of the 8012.7 Cooperation in providing storage. ernment for all contractor owned ma plant clearance period will not be deemed 8012.8 Advance planning. terial listed: a reasonable settlement expense. Authority: §§8012.1 to 8012.8, inclusive, (2) Make an offer for such of the listed Issued under 58 Stat. 649. material as he desires to retain; § 8012.5 Contractor’s right to remove or store at Government expense and § 8012.1 General policy. The purpose (3) Make recommendation as to the material to be scrapped; risk. If the contracting agency fails to of this regulation is to aid war contrac (4) Inform the contracting agency arrange for storage by the war contractor tors whether working under fixed price or to remove any termination inventory or cost-plus-a-fee contracts in expedi whether he has or can make available storage space for any or all of the ma within 60 days after its receipt of a satis tiously converting their plants to other terial. factory inventory schedule (or within production. To this end it shall be the (c) Unless the contracting agency such longer period as the contractor may policy of the contracting agencies to as mails or delivers to the contractor a agree), the contractor may remove and sure the speedly removal from plants of statement that the schedules are not sat store at the government’s expense and war contractors of all termination inven isfactory, together with a brief state risk, any or all those materials remain tories, whether owned by the contractor ment of their deficiencies, within ten days ing, using reasonable care in the trans or the government, not sold by or to the after receipt of the schedules by the con portation and preservation of materials war contractor and not stored by him tracting agency, the schedules will be so removed and stored. The words "at under a storage agreement. To save deemed to be satisfactory in form. Ac the government’s expense and risk” storage and transportation expense the ceptance of a schedule as satisfactory in mean, among other things, that the con contractor should be encouraged to re form for storage or removal purposes will tractor is not required to insure such ma tain or sell at fair prices as much of the not affect the right of the contracting terials. He must, however, comply with inventory as-possible, and that inventory agency to require additional information section 12 (d) of the Contract Settle which is suitable only for scrap or salvage on any listed iiem nor prejudice its right ment Act which reads in part as follows: should be so declared and disposed of to contest the allocability of any of the If any war contractor intends so to re promptly. Suppliers of recognized com items to the terminated war contract. move any claimed termination inventory, mercial articles should be encouraged to (d) Within 20 days following receipt he shall deliver to the Government agency accept return of their goods on an of satisfactory inventory schedules the concerned written notice of the date fixed equitable basis. Only by these means for removal and a statement showing the can the problems of removal and storage contracting agency shall, if practicable, quantities and condition of the materials notify the contractor» which items Cl) so to be removed, certified on behalf of be reduced to a workable basis. may be disposed of as scrap, (2) the gov The disposal of all termination inven the war contractor to have been prepared ernment will require for its use, and (3) in accordance with a concurrent physical tories shall be in accordance with price the war contractor will be permitted to inventory of such materials. Such notice policies presently in effect under regula retain at prices agreed upon. and statement shall be delivered at least tions of the Surplus War Property Ad (e) Within 60 days of the receipt of 20 days in advance of the date fixed for ministrator or put into effect by the Sur satisfactory inventory schedules, or such removal and may be delivered before or plus Property Board and with all appro longer period as. the contractor may after the expiration of the period specified priate regulations of the War Production agree, all termination inventory on the under subsection (c) of this section.2 If the Board and the Office of Price Adminis Government agency fails to check such ma schedules not disposed of to or by the terials, at or before the time of their re- tration. In order to further the purposes contractor shall be removed by the con -of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944 .moval by the war contractor, a certificate of tracting agency or stored under agree the war contractor specifying the materials and section 36 of the Surplus Property ment with the contractor in space made shown on such statement which were so re Act of 1944, contracting agencies shall available by him on terms and conditions moved, and filed with the Government agency promptly, and in advance of termination negotiated by the contracting agency and concerned within thirty days after the date if possible, agree with contractors and the war contractor. fixed for removal, shall constitute prima subcontractors on the proper disposition facie evidence against the United States as of termination inventories. § 8012.3 Subcontractors. If a subcon to the quantities and condition of the ma tractor wishes to start the running of the terials so removed, and the fact of their re § 8012.2 Procedure lor plant clear plant clearance period he may do so by moval. ance. The following general procedures submitting copies of his inventory sched § 8012.6 Heed for early removal. The will be observed by war contractors and ules directly to the contracting agency the contracting agencies to effect plant above procedures set forth the maximum at the same time as he files with his next periods of time that should elapse. clearance: higher tier contractor. These schedules Every effort should be made by the con (a) As soon as possible after termina shall be accompanied by such evidence tracting agencies to remove or store the tion a war contractor desiring plant as the contracting agency deems neces material in less than 60 days after re clearance àhall file schedules of all ter sary to show that the material is allocable ceipt of satisfactory inventory schedules. mination inventory in his possession al locable to the terminated portion of the 1 Plant equipment is covered in OCS Regu *This section refers to the 60-day plant contract. These schedules shall be filed lation 4, § § 8012.51 to 8012.58 (9 F.R. 11964). clearance period. 1280 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 § 8012.7 Cooperation in providing have the same meaning herein as in the . Film” issued by the National Bureau of storage. War contractors must appre Contract Settlement Act of 1944. The Standards under date of October 25, ciate the tremendous storage and trans term “war contract” is not limited to 1943, and6attached hereto as Exhibit A. portation problem involved in removal terminated contracts but, except where of termination inventories, and will otherwise limited by the context, includes § 8013.7 Certificate of authenticity. therefore be expected to cooperate by also continuing or completed contracts. The photographs shall have attached making available all possible space for However, nothing herein shall affect the thereto a certificate or certificates that storage on suitable terms. requirements of the Comptroller Gen the photographs are accurate and com plete reproductions of the records sub § 8012.8 Advance planning. It is im eral of the United States for preservation and submission of original and support mitted by the war contractor or pur portant that war contractors be made chaser and that they have been made in aware of the functions they will be ex ing records in connection with cost-plus- a-fixed-fee contracts. Nothing herein accordance with the standards and re pected to perform under this regula quirements set forth in this regulation. tion. They should be encouraged with shall be construed (a) as requiring the photographing of records of war con Such certificate or certificates shall be out relaxing war production to plan executed by a person or persons having ahead for plant clearance and in par tractors, or (b) as prohibiting the de struction of records the destruction of personal knowledge of the facts covered ticular to plan with contracting agencies thereby. as to the best means of disposal of mate which is not otherwise prohibited, or (c) rials covered by this regulation. Con as affecting the requirements relating to § 8013.8/ Additional special require tracting agencies will so far as possible records under any law other than the ments for microfilm. In the case Of mi review such plans with war contractors Contract Settlement Act of 1944. crophotographs, a microfilm of such cer to the end that arrangements for prompt § 8013.2 Certain definitions. As used tificate or certificates shall be photo plant clearance and storage may be ar herein, the term “records” includes, but graphed on each roll of film. The photo rived at in advance of termination. is not limited to, books, ledgers, checks graphic matter on each roll shall com and check stubs, payroll data, vouchers, mence and end with a frame stating the R obert H. Hinckley, nature'and arrangement of the records Director. memoranda, correspondence, inspection reports, and certificates. The terms reproduced, the name of the photog [F. R. Doc. 45-1795; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; “photograph”, “photographing” and rapher and the date. Rolls of film shall 10:11 a. m.] “photography” include, but are not lim not be cut. Supplemental or retaken ited to, “microphotograph”, “microfilm”, film, whether of misplaced or omitted “microphotographing” and “micropho documents or of portions of a film found [Reg. 11] tography.” to be spoiled or illegible or of other mat ter, shall be attached to the beginning P art 8013—P reservation op R ecords §,8013.3 Authorization to destroy if of the roll, and in such event the certifi photographs are retained. Subject to AUTHORIZATION TO WAR CONTRACTORS cate or certificates referred to in § 8013.7 the provisions of § 8013.1 hereof, any rec above shall cover all such supplemental UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO DE ords to which this regulation applies and STROY RECORDS IF PHOTOGRAPHS OR or retaken film and shall state the rea which can be reproduced through pho sons for taking such film. MICROPHOTOGRAPHS ARE MADE AND RE tography without loss of their primary TAINED usefulness may be destroyed, Provided, § 8013.9 Indexing and retention of January 24, 1945. however, That clearly legible photographs photographs. The photographs shall be Pursuant to sections 4 (b) and 19 (a) thereof are made and preserved in ac indexed and retained in such manner as of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944, cordance with the conditions and stand will render them readily accessible and the following policies, principles, meth ards set forth herein. Any number of identifiable and will reasonably insure ods, procedures, and standards are pre copies of the record may be destroyed, their preservation against loss by fire or scribed to govern the destruction of rec provided one such photograph of the other means of foreseeable destruction. ords of war contractors. record is preserved. They shall be retained for the period of time during, which, except for this reg Sec.. § 8013.4 Features which photography ulation, the destruction of the original 8013.1 Scope of regulation. would not clearly reflect. If there is any records would have been prohibited. 8013.2 Certain definitions. significant characteristic, feature, or 8013.3 Authorization to destroy if photo other attribute of a record which pho R obert H. Hinckley, graphs are retained. Director. 8013.4 Features which photography would tography would not clearly reflect, as for not clearly reflect. example that the record is a copy, or is Exhibit A—Standard for Temporary Record 8013.5 Arrangement, classification and self- an original, or that certain figures there P hotographic Microcopying F ilm identification of records. on are red, the record shall not be (Gelatin-Silver Halide Emulsion Type) 8013.6 Minimum standards for film and destroyed unless prior to being photo processing. graphed it is marked so that the ex The exposed and processed film shall be 8013.7 Certificate of authenticity. of such a type that no serious loss in the 8013.8 Additional special requirements for istence of such characteristics,' feature, quality of the image shall result within five microfilm. or other attribute is clearly reflected; years after processing when the film is kept 8013.9 Indexing and retention of photo When a number of the records to be mi under ordinary storage conditions. All film graphs. crofilmed have in common any such shall be-of 16 mm or 35 mm size either per characteristic, feature, or attribute, an forated or unperforated as specified. Authority: §§ 8013.1 to 8013.9, inclusive, issued under 58 Stat'. 649. appropriate notation identifying the detailed requirements characteristic, feature, or attribute with Film base. The film base shall be the § 8013.1 Scope of regulation. Except the records to which it applies may be slow burning cellulose-acetate type known as as indicated below in this section, this placed at the beginning of the roll of “safety” film. The thickness of the film regulation applies to (a) any records a f film instead of on the individual records. base and emulsion shall be 0.0055 ± 0.0010 a war contractor relating to the negotia inch. tion, award, performance, payment, in § 8013.5 Arrangement, classification Emulsion. The emulsion or light sensitive terim financing, cancellation or other and self-identification of records. At coating shall be composed of silver-halide termination, or settlement of a war con the time of photographing, the records crystals of a size distribution entirely suitable shall be so arranged, classified and self- for microcopying use, uniformly dispersed in tract of $25,000 or more, (b) any records a thin layer of high grade gelatin on one side of a war contractor and any purchaser identified as readily to permit the sub sequent examination, location, identifi of the film base. The whitelight and spec relating to any disposition of termina tral sensitivities shall be such that accurate tion inventory in which the considera cation and reproduction of the photo and complete copies of the documents are tion received by any war contractor or graphs thereof. • obtained with the usual exposure and devel any Government agency is $5,000 or § 8013.6 Minimum standards for film opment technique. more, and (c) any records of a war con and processing. The minimum stand Processing. The film shall be developed tractor which by the war contract are with the usual organic developing agents ards for film and processing used in the such as “Metol”, hydroquinone, glycin, etc., required on termination to be pre production of photographs shall be those compounded to produce a silver image essen served or made available. The terms set forth in the “Standards for Tempo tially blafck. Developers producing stained “war contract” and “war contractor’’* rary Records Photographic Microcopying or colored images are not to be used. The FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1281 films shall be fixed in the usual sodium TITLE 43—PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR Sec. 12, NE14; thiosulphate fixing bath. Fixing boths con Sec. 14, N%NE14, SE^NE^, and NE^SE^; taining ammonium thiosulphate shall not be Chapter I—General Land Office Sec. 24, NE%NW%, Ny2NE^, and used. No intensification or reduction of the 8Ey4NE%; developed image is permitted. Appendix—Public Land Orders Sec. 28, Ny2 and Ny2SE14. Hypo content of emulsion. Thè hypo [Public Land Order 261] T. 14 N., R. 27 E., (sodium thiosulphate) content of the Sec. 8, Ey2SE^; processed film shall not exceed 0.02 mg per W a s h in g t o n Sec. 10, SE14; square inch of film. The hypo content shall Secs. 12 and 14; be determined by the method of Crabtree and ORDER WITHDRAWING PUBLIC LANDS FOR USE Sec. 22, NE%; Ross in the Journal of the Society of Motion OP THE WAR DEPARTMENT FOR MILITARY Sec. 26, NEft; Picture Engineers, Voi. 14, p. 419 (1930) -1 One PURPOSES Sec. 28, Ny2NE^ and SE%NE^; square inch of film (1%'J of 16 mm film or Sec. 34, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and NE^NE^. %" of 35 mm film) is immersed in a shell By virtue of the authority vested in T. 10 N., R. 28 E., Vial %" x 4" containing 10 ml of the fol the President and pursuant to Executive Secs. 6 and 8; lowing solutions: Order No. 9337 of April 24, 1943, It is Sec. 18, NV2NE14. ordered as follows: T. 12 N., R. 28 E., Potassium bromide------25 grams Subject to valid existing rights, the Sec. 2, lot 4, SWy4NEi4, S^N W ^, and Mercuric chloride______;— 25 grams SW&; Water to make______-—------1 liter public lands in the following-described Sec. 14, lot 6 and SE^NE^. areas are hereby withdrawn from all . After the sample has remained in the above T. 13 N., R. 28 E., solution for 15 minutes the turbidity is com forms of appropriation under the pub Sec. 6, SEy4; pared with that of three similar shell vials lic-land laws, including the mining and Sec. 8, NE%; containing the above solution, one with no mineral-leasing laws, and reserved for Sec. 26, wy2; hypo, one with 0.02 mg, and one with 0.03 mg the use of the War Department for mili sec. 34, wy2Nwy4, wy2swy4, SEy4swy4, hypo (N a^O ). The comparison is made in a tary purposes: and sy2SE%. darkened room using a mercury lamp for Willamette Meridian The areas described, including both public illumination. The shell vials should rest on and nonpublic lands, aggregate approximately a black surface, the light entering from one T. 13 N., R. 23 E., 30,336 acres. side of the vials. The criterion is that the Secs. 2 and 8, those portions of two un turbidity of the tested solution should not platted islands In the Columbia River; This order shall be subject to (1) the exceed that of the one having 0.02 mg of Sec. 12, S1/2S1/2. withdrawal made by the Executive or hypo. T. 11 N., R. 24 E., der of October 24, 1916, Power Site Re Flexibility. Flexibility is determined by Sec. 2, lots 3, 4, and sy2NW%. serve No. 556, and (2) the transmission means of a Pfund folding endurance tester T. 12 N., R. 24 E., used as described by Weber and Hill, National line withdrawals of January 27,1925, and Secs. 14, 24, and 26. September 11* 1929 (Federal Power Com Bureau of Standards, Miscellaneous Publica T. 13 N., R. 24 E., tion M158, obtainable from the Superintend Sec. 22, SW14SE1/4; mission Projects Nos. 579 and 1020), so ent of Documents, Government Printing Sec. 24, N&NE»4. far as such withdrawals affect any of the Office, Washington, D. C., Price 5 cents. T. 11 N., R. 25 E., above-described lands. Processed film, condition at 65% relative Sec. 2, lots i, 2, 8, 4, and S^NE^; This order is subject to the condition humidity, shall stand at least 16 single folds Sec. 4, lot 1; that the War Department or its permit in the Pfund tester (19 mm between Jaws) Sec. 6, lots 2, 8, 4, 5, SE^NW ^, and tees will not construct any permanent without breaking, film aged 72 hours at 'SW%NEft. improvements on, or damage the agricul 100 C and conditioned at 65% relative humid T. 12 N., R. 25 E., ity shall not lose~more than 25% in folding Secs. 6, 8, 18, and 80; tural value of the reclamation lands de endurancè of the original sample. Sec. 20, w y2, E&NE14, and NE&SEVil scribed as the SE% sec. 28, T. 14 N., R. Burning time test. A sample 16 inches Sec. 32, NE1/4NE14; 25 E., NWViSW^ sec. 4, T. 14 N., R. 26 long shall be cut from the 16 mm or 35 mm Sec. 34, S&N& and 8 %. E.. SEV4SE& sec. 2, NEj/4 sec. 12, film to be tested. All gelatin layers shall T. 13 N., R. 25 E., NE1/4NE1A sec. 14, T. 13 N., R. 27 E., NEV4 be removed by washing in warm water or Sec. 4, lot 1; sec. 12, T. 14 N., R. 27 E., lot 4, SWy4NEy4, treatment with an enzyme such as pancreatin. Sec. 14, SE14NE14; SEy4NWy4, swy4 sec. 2, SE1/4NE1/4 sec. After drying for at least 24 hours, the sample Sec. 18, lots 3, 4, Ey2SWV4. and S>/2SEy4; shall be marked 2 inches from each end and Sec. 20, NWi4SEi4; 14, T. 12 N., R. 28 E„ SEy4 sec. 6, WV2 perforated with holes approximately 0.12 inch Sec. 28; sec. 26, wyaWVa, 8Ey4SWy4, and the in diameter along one edge at Intervals of Sec. 32, Sy2. syzSEft sec. 34, T. 13 N., R. 28 E., W. M. about 1% inches, if sample is not already T. 14 N., R. 25 E., This order shall take precedence over perforated. A wire having a diameter of not Sec. 28, SEV4: but not modify (1) the withdrawal for more than 0.020 inch shall he threaded Sec. 84, NEy4Swy4 and NW ^SE^. classification and other purposes made through the perforations on one side at T. 10 N., R. 26 E., by Executive Order No. 6964 of February points approximately 1% inches apart. Sec. 10, NEV4SE&. 5, 1935, and (2) the withdrawal orders The wire holding the dried sample is T. 11 N., R. 26 E., Secs. 6, 8, 12, 14, and 24; made by the Secretary of the Interior* stretched horizontally between two supports Sec. 22, NE14NE14. for reclamation purposes of December permitting the sample to hang vertically T. 13 N., R. 26 E.f 22,1905, August 4,1910, February 5,1917, from it. The bottom corner of one end of Sec. 30. April 26,1937, and December 21, 1943. the sample is ignited. The time which T. 14 N., R. 26 E., The jurisdiction granted by this order elapses from the moment the flame reaches Sec. 4, NW&SW&; shall cease at the expiration of the six the first mark until the flame reaches the Sec. 18, lots 8, 4, and E%SW}4. months’ period following the termination second mark shall be recorded as the burn T. 10 N., R. 27 E., of the unlimited national emergency de ing time. If the sample does not ignite or Sec. 2, NW‘/4 and S%; if it does not completely burn, the burn Sec. 4, lot 1, NV&NEft, SW^4NEV4. NW%, clared by Proclamation No. 2487 of May ing time is recorded as infinite. The test and Wi/2SWy4; 27, 1941 (55 Stat. 1647). Thereupon, 8haH-be made in a room free from draughts. Secs. 6, 8, and 18; jurisdiction over the lands hereby re At least three tests shall be made. The burn Sec. 20, lot 2. served shall be vested in the Department T. 11 N., R. 27 E., of the Interior and any other Depart ing time shall not be less than 45 seconds. Sec. 4, E%; ment or agency of the Federal Govern National Bureau of Standards. Sec. 6, lots 6, 7, and E^SW^J October 25, 1943. Secs. 8, 10, 12, and 18; ment according to their respective Sec. 20, wy2 and SE%( interests then of record. The lands, how [F. R. Doc. 45-1796; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; Secs. 24, 28, 30, and 82. ever, shall remain withdrawn from ap 10:11 a. m.] T. 12 N., R. 27 E., Sec. 4, NE%SE}4; propriation as herein provided until Sec. 8, SW]4 NWi4 , SW1^, NW%SE»A, and otherwise ordered. 1 In this article (p. 426) the sensitivity of sy2SE Abe F ortas, the mercuric chloride test is given aB 0.05 Sec. 12, E^SE%; mg of hypo without stating the volume of Secs. 22, 28, 82, and 84. Acting Secretary of the Interior. solution or area or length of film. This value T. 18 N., R. 27 E., J a n u a r y 24, 1945. is obviously for 1 foot of film since with Sec. 2, lots 8, 4, B, 6, SWV4NB%, SE^NWH, ordinary care 0.005 mg per frame of 85 mm SE&SE^, Ey2SW^, NWy4SWi4, and [F. R. Doc. 45-1765; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; film (l square inch) is detectable. w y2SEy4; 4:40 p. m.] No. 22------1 1282 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 TITLE 47—TELECOMMUNICATION After hearing, all such cases will be dis TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND posed of in the manner set forth in para RAILROADS Chapter I—Federal Communications graph (a). Commission (c) Applications filed prior to January Chapter I—Interstate Commerce Commission \ S tandard B roadcast Applications 26, 1945, in which a hearing has begun but the record has not yet been com P art 95—Car S ervice STATEMENT OF PROCEDURE 1 pleted. In cases in this category, the [2d Rev. S. O. 259] Procedure to be followed in handling Commission will proceed with hearings standard broadcast applications under for the purpose of completing the record. SHIPMENT OF IRISH POTATOES Upon completion of the record the case the January 16,1945, supplemental state At a Session of the Interstate Com ment of policy. will be held in the pending file unless it appears that it can be granted under merce Commission, Division 3, held at its 1. On January 16, 1945, the Commis office in Washington, D. C., on the 29th sion issued a supplemental statement in the terms of the supplemental statement. of policy, or unless the applicant petitions day of January, A. D. 1945. terpreting its policy of January 26, 1944. It appearing, that Irish potatoes grown 2. In order to carry out the policy, ap for a determination on the merits in the light of this policy. Consolidated pro and harvested in certain sections of plications for new standard broadcast California, Idaho, Oregon and Maine de stations or for changes in facilities will ceedings involving applications as to which hearings have begun and in* addi scribed in Appendix A hereto are be handled in the following manner: urgently needed to supply the Armed (a) Applications filed prior to January tion applications as to which hearings have not yet begun will be treated under Services. 26,1945, upon which the Commission has It further appearing, that to provide taken no action. All applications in this this category. (d) Applications filed prior to January and insure an adequate supply of such category will be held in status quo unless: potatoes, for the Armed Services, Mar (1) The applicant files a petition re 26, 1945, as to which hearings have been concluded. The Commission will an vin Jones, War Food Administrator, has questing the Commission to proceed with issued December 8,1944, Title 7-—Agricul the processing of his application for a nounce decisions in cases which, have been heard where: ture, Chapter XI—War Food Adminis decision under the supplemental state tration, War Food Order No. 120, Part ment of policy of January 16,1945. Upon (1) A grant is possible under-the terms of the supplemental statement of policy 1405—Frjuits and Vegetables, J 1405.48 receipt of such petition the application effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., Decem will be processed and if the requirements of January 16, 1945. (2) A denial is necessary regardless of ber 11, 1944 (9 F.R. 14475) which pro of the supplemental statement of policy vides that “no person shall ship Irish are met and the Commission finds that U;he availability o i materials or man power. potatoes from any area included in the granting of the application is in the the territorial scope of this order public interest, a conditional grant will No action will be taken in cases where * * * (described in Appendix A be issued. If the Commission’s exami a grant would be possible except for the hereto) until he has applied to the nation indicates that the requirements supplemental statement of policy. Director for and he has received from the of the supplemental statement of policy (e) Applications filed subsequent to have not been met the application will Director a permit to ship the particular January 26, 1945. All such applications lot * * be designated for hearing and promptly will be processed and determined in ac It further appearing, that the War heard on that single issue. If the hear cordance with the supplemental state Food Administrator has written to the ing establishes inability to comply with ment of policy. If the application meets Director of the Office of Defense Trans the supplemental statement of policy, the conditions of this policy and is other portation on December 9th and 16th, the application will be denied. Under wise in the public interest, a conditional 1944, advising of the urgent needs of the § 1.369, F. C. C. rules, the effect of this grant will be made. If the application Armed Services and that a conservative would be to prohibit consideration of a does not meet the requirements of the estimate is that about 5,000 carloads of similar application of the same applicant supplemental policy, it will be designated these potatoes will “be shipped to west for facilities to serve the same area in for hearing and promptly heard on that ern dehydration plants and to ports of whole or in part for a period of one year. single issue. If, as a result of such hear embarkation for shipment overseas”, re (2) The Commission on its own mo ing, it is established that the require sulting in a “tremendous saving in car tion removes an application from the ments of this policy are not met the ap miles and car days”,, because of the di pending file and designates it for hearing plication will be denied. (See § 1.369 version of shipments from commercial for the purpose of determining issues FCC rules) destinations east of the Mississippi River which in the Commission’s opinion would 3. When ’manpower and materials require a hearing even if no question as to such western destinations over again become available and conditions shorter routes. to availability of materials and man permit the resumption of normal licens It further ' appearing, that the War power were presented. If after a hear ing practices, the Commission will make Food Administrator has written to the ing it appears that such applications an appropriate announcement and will Director of the Office of Defense Trans could, except for the supplemental state provide a period of not less than 60 days portation on January 24, 1945, advising ment of policy, possibly be granted, they for the filing and processing of new ap that extension of this 'order to cover will be returned to the pending file. On plications prior to taking any action on the other hand, if it appears that the Aroostook County, Maine, will conserve the cases retained in the pending files car miles and car days: record made on the other issues requires during the period that the statement of a denial, such action will be taken. It further appearing, that the Direc policy of January 26, 1944 as supple tor of the Office of Defense Transporta (b) Applications filed prior to January mented January 16, 1945, was in effect. 26, 1945 which have been designated for tion has requested this Commission to Provision will also be made for the bring take such action as it deems appropriate hearing but no hearing has been held. ing up to date of all applications retained All applications in this category will be and necessary. in the pending files. These procedures, It further appearing, that railroad retained in status quo and the hearing it is believed, will prevent any inequity continued until further notice unless: freight cars, both box and refrigerator, from resulting to persons who do not file are urgently needed; that the diversion (1) The applicant petitions the Com applications during the period that, the mission to proceed with the hearing in of approximately 5,000 carloads of pota the light of the supplemental statement present policy remains in force. toes into short haul channels will save of policy adopted January 16, 1945. Dated: January 25, 1945. car days and contribute substantially to (2) The Commission on its own motion the short car supply; the Commission is [seal! F ederal Communications determines that the hearing should go of opinion that an emergency exists re Commission, quiring immediate action in the sections forward for the purpose of determining T. J. S lowie, issues other than those pertaining to the of the country described in Appendix A availability of manpower and materials. Secretary. hereto: It is ordered, that: [F. R. Doo. 45-1800; Filed Jan. 80, 1945; (a) Definition. As used in this order 1 Affects Parts 1, 2 and 3. 11:22 a. m.]. the term “Irish potatoes” means any and FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 1283 all varieties of the edible tuber of the Irrigable area species Solanum tuberosum. Notices (b) Permit required for transporta Description Public tion by common carrier by railroad of DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, entered Pri Irish potatoes. No common carrier by units vate State railroad subject to the Interstate Com Bureau of Reclamation. only) merce Act shall transport or move a rail [Corrected No. 40] road freight car or cars loaded with Irish \ 4 3., R. 16 E., Boise G o o d in g D i v i s i o n , M in id o k a P r o je c t Meridian—Continued. potatoes, from any section described in Sec. 35: NOTICE THAT WATER IS READY FOR DELIVERY 67.0 Appendix A hereof, unless or until such 62.0 carrier has knowledge prior to the trans TO NEW LANDS 67.0 portation or movement of such car or 38.0 D e c e m b e r 30,1944. 79.0 cars that a permit authorizing the ship Pursuant to the provisions of article NEUNEM ___-...... 22.fi. ment of such Irish potatoes has been is NEMSWM ...... 39.0 64 of the contract of September 21,1927, NWJ4SW&...... 39.0 sued by the War Food Administrator pur between the United States and American Sec. 36:' suant to the provisions of War Food Or SEMNEM -...... - 25.0 Falls Reservoir District No. 2, notice is NWMNWM...... - 30.0 der No. 120 or supplements thereto or hereby given that: SW&NWJi" ...... 23.0 successive issues thereof. Water Is available for the following N E jlS E ji" ...... 30.0 (c) Exemptions. The requirements of N W & SE ^ ...... :... 33.0 tracts of “new lands” in the District, to- s w m s e m L...... 35.0 pargaraph (b) of this order shall not dp- wit: SE&SE&". ______33.0 ply to any transportation or movement \ 4 S., R. 17 E„ Boise Merid ian: of Irish potatoes for the shipment of Sec. 30: which no permit is required by the provi Irrigable area \ Lot 1 ...... -...... 34.0 Lot 2 ...... 41.0 sions of Wtr Food Order No. 120, supple Lot, 3 ...... 15.0 Description Public ments thereto or successive issues there (entered P ri-' Lot 4 ...... 3.0 State Sec. 31: of, or by reason of any exemption made units vate 29.0 or relief granted under that order. only) Lot 3 ...... -____ 31.0 (d) Application. (1) The provisions F. 6 S., R. 14 E., Boise Merid ian: of this order shall apply to intrastate as . 4 S., R. 14 E., Boise Merid Sec. 1: well as interstate commerce. ian: Lot 4 ...... 39.0 as- HF,t4RF.U _____ 33.0 RWl^RW ...... 24.0 (2) The provisions of this order shall Sec! 36: HF.tfN"Rtii - _____. . . 7.8 wi$R EliS\V l<...... 15.0 apply only to cars loaded with Irish po NÉX4RWÎ4 ...... 11.2 Sec. 2: 5.6 R W l^SW li...... 35.0 tatoes shipped on or after the effective s w ^ s w i î ...... «RLJS'WI^ ...... 38.0 RK t4SWÛ*...... 20.5 date hereof. N e'u r e U ...... 25.1 Sec. 10: (e) Effective date. This order shall NEMNEM...... 38.0 8.3 9.9 F SE ...... 6.8 SEMNEM*...... - become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., 8 14 14 n e m s e j I -...... 40.0 '. 4 S., É. 16 E., Boise January 31,1945. s e m s e m "...... 40.0 Meridian: Sec. 11: (f) Expiration date. This order shall sw ai • RF.14SWU 37.0 SWMNWJ^...... 32.0' \ 4 S., R. 16 E., .Boise 35.5 expire at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., May 1,1945, Meridian: NW M SW jl...... p . io- aw. xcwtc 35.3 SWMSWM______-...... 40.0 unless otherwise modified, changed, sus 04 14 SEMSWM (part of)...... 12.4 Sec.-20: pended or annulled by order of this Com W W liKW U - _____ 10.0 Sec. 14: mission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. 10.0 NEJ^NEJi...... 40.0 SWJ4NWJ4 ...... SEikNEM"...... 40.0 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)- Sec. 25: MR 36.0 NEMNWM...... -...... 36.3 (17)) NVMNWK ...... - 35.4 76.0 SW0STWM“...... 32.4 It is further ordered, that this order Sec. 26: PP.l^NfWl^ ______72.0 38.7 and direction shall vacàte and supersede \ Sec. 28: 80.0 S W ^ N W ^ „ ...... 32.0 Revised Service Order No. 259 on the Sec. 27: pE&Vrww' ___ 35.0 effective date hereof; that copies of this 106.0 SWMSWjl...... 40.0 90.0 Ren. 23? REbfSEli (Dart of).. 5.0 order and direction shall be served upon_ RF.tiRWU 37.0 Sec. 24: NE& N EK (part of). 23.0 Sec. 28: the State railroad regulatory bodies of 71.0 Sec. 25: NWJ4NWJ4-...... 35.0 each State named in Appendix A hereof, 82.0 Sec. 26: NEJ^ME)4 (partof). 15.0 Sec. 27: or gs same may be amended, and upon Sec. 29: N W K N W )i...... 40.4 60.0 37.6 the Association of American Railroads, 73.0 sw m ptw m '...... Car Service Division, as agent of the 64.0 s e &n w ; £ ...... 25.9 93.0 NE&SW Ji...... - 19.6 railroads subscribing to the car service 92.0 NW&SW&...... '. 23.4 69.0 SWMSWJ4...... - 22.6 and per diem agreement under the terms s e m s w m ' ...... 22.2 Sec. 30: of that agreement; and that notice of 79.0 SW & SE^...... 40.0 05.0 Sec. 28:' this order be given to the general public SWJiSEJi--...... 33.6 by depositing a copy in the office of the Sec. 32: HFAfREif 72.0 40.0 Secretary of the. Commission at Wash Sec. 33: 63.0 40.0 ington, D. C., and by filing it with the RWUNTEti 33.0 N E J iN E K ...... 40.0 NW M NEJi ...... :...... 19.9 Director, Division of the Federal Register. SW&NEjii" —___ 4.5 RWÛNWÎÎ 38.0 29.4 RFA^NTWii" 38.0 S E $ N E )i...... By the Commission, Division 3. . 35.0 27.0 Sec. 34: NWVfRF/14 22.0 19.0 [ sea l] W. P. B artel, Sec. 33: 27.6 Secretary. 96.0 N E JÖ iW jl...... 84.0 38.9 R W i^ rw v f . 10.0 Appendix A 87.0 81.0 Sec. 35: 30.0 MFl^XTFtf ...... 17.9 Section No. 1. The county Malheur in the NWVfNFVi N W ^ N E i(. 16.1 State of Oregon and the State of Idaho ex RWiiNF.W 36.0 SEMNEM ...... 35.0 T. 5 S., R! 15 ET, Boise Merid cept the county of Idaho and all counties RWÎÎRFÎ4 28.0 ian: 34.0 Sec. 1: north thereof in the State of Idaho. RFiiSF.lsi N W ^SE Ji...... 36.0 Sec. 34: pwifsF.i^' . _____ Section No. 2. The counties of Crook, 87.0 36.0 Sec. 3': Deschutes, and Klamath in the State of 97.0 23. Oregon and the counties of Modoc and Siski NRWNEW 36.0 37.0 N W .^ S W ii...... 31. you in the State of California. RWViREVi 38. PW I^M F.Û 32.0 31. Section No. 3. The county of Aroostook in NF.ViNWli . 35.0 F.t4RFViREJ4 (part of). . . 17. the State of Maine. 36.0 Ren 7- - 29.0 RF.1ÎRWÎÎ . 35.0 33.0 Sec. 9: [F. R. Doc. 45-1791; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; N F J^ R K ti -, 17. S W JiS E iii 33.0 35. 11:23 a.m .] SEMSEK (part oi)...... 33.0 NEJiSW Ji...... 1284 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 Irrigable area Irrigable area Irrigable area Description Public Description Public Description Public (entered P ri (entered Pri State (entered Pri units vate State u n its va te units vate State only) on ly) only) \ 5 S., R. 15 E., Boise T. 5 S., R. 1« E., Boise T. 6 S., R. 15 E., Boise Meridian—Continued. Meridian-—Continued. Meridian— Continued. Sec. 10: Sec. 12: Sec. 11: SEJiNW Ji...... 8.0 N W JiN EH ...... 37.0 65.0 Sec. 16: N E& N W Ji— ...... 33.0 NW )iNW )i...... 33.0 N W JfN W Ji...... 3 5 :0 Sec. Ilf SW&NW& ...... 34.0 N W JiSW Ji...... ' ...... 38.0 N E JiN EJi...... 37.0 33.0 SW&SWJÎ...... 29.1 SEJCNEJi...... 38.0 Sec. 21: S E M S E JÎ___ 15.4 SEHSW Ji___ • ______— 25.0 Sec. 12: S ec. 28: NWMSEM______32.0 s e m n e m ...... „„ 25.0 N E M N E J i...... 7 .0 Sec. 17: NE&NW )£ (partof) 6.0 N E& N W Ji— _...... 1 35.0 SEINEM.. 1.6 ,Bec. 21: N W M N W Ji-...... - 38.0 SEJiSWjl... 7.7 Lot 3...... 30.0 SE ^ N W Ji...... 36.0 - Sec. 30: 30.0 n e & sw j! ...... - ...... -30.0 25.0 T. 6 S., R. 16 E., Boise Meri- s w jI sw jI ...... 38.0 S E J iS W J i . 20.0 dian: NWJiSEJi---:--.---____— 10.0 Sec. 31: Sec. 6: <- ’. 5 S., R. 15 E., Boise Me- S W J ^ N E K (part o f)— 18.0 NEJiSW Ji...... 26.0 ridian: NW £iSE)| (part of) . 12.0 NW JiSEJi...... 13.0 Sec. 16: T . 5 S „ R . 17 E .. B oise M erid 13.1 NEJiNEJ^..-—...-...... 38.0 ian: T. 6 S., R. 18 E., Boise Me- NEJiNWJi----...... 38.0 _ Sec. 6: ridian: Sec. 20: SEMSWM...... 37.0 116.0 Sec. 17: Sec. 21: . 39.0 SW JiNEJi...... 10.0 S W liN W U ._____ . ____ 40.0 SW&SEJÌ...... -3 0 .0 S W J^S W M -,...... —— 40.0 ...... NW &SW Ji (part of)— 3.0 S E ^ S W J i...... 30.0 SE&'SEM'.— *...... 1 40.0 Sec. 26: SEJiSEJi (partof).. 5.0 Sec. 7: Sec. 21: Sec. 27: SEJiN EJi...... 28.0 108.0 N E JiN W Ji...... — 5.0 Sec. 30: 27.6 SEJiNW Ji— ...... 5.0 MT'.lfNTWti 33; 0 Sec. 8: • NW K SEJi...... 37.0 29.0 83.0 SW&SE&...... 20.0 Sec. 32: 80.0 SÉJiSEM .______34.0 6.9 36.0 Sec. 22: N EJiSW Ji...... 10.0 NEM NW Ji (part of)...... 8.5 SEJ^SW^ (part of)___ 15.7 Sec. 23: 7.6 „ . SW&SEÙ (part of) . 11.8 S W ^ S W J i-...... 39.6 NE&SEJi .- ...... 2.0 Sec. 34: SW JiNEJi (part of). 5.0 SE&SW}*...... 37.3 SEJiSEM (part of)— — — 1.0 T'. 6 S., R. 13 E., Boise Merid NWKSEK...... — 28.0 Sec. 35: SEMSEJi (part of).. 2.0 ____ ian: Sec. 25: Sec. 36: Sec. 25: SW liN W Ji— ...... - 36.8 NEJ^NEM — ___— 11.-6 s w m s w k ...... 20.1 NWMSWJi...... 40.0 25.2 S E ^ S W J i'...... 17.2 SWJ£SW)i_...... 25.0 N E & N W Ji...... 23.0 Sec. 26: • Sec. 26: NW & NW Ji— — ...... 26.7 N W J iS W J i...... 9 .0 N E ^ N E J i...... 38.3 \ 5 S.,' R. 16 E., Boise S W ^ S W ^ - . . 13.0 NWtÿTVÊÎ/: - • • « 11.0 Meridian: T . 6 S ., R . 14 E ., B oise M e SWHNEM...... 27.7 Sec. 1: ridian: S E tiN E J i— — — 35.1 70.0 Sec. 3: N E & N W ji...... — ...... 19.0 100.0 S W J iS W J i.i...... 1.0 NWKNW& ...... 37.0 66.0 S E & S W J i..— ...... 20.0 SE tiN W Ji...... 36.5 59.0 Sec. i0 ‘ : NEJÎSEÎÎ...... 38.0 NEMSWM...... 39.0 NEJiSW J^.-...... 19.0 SE & SE& ...... 36.0 Sec. 2: S E & S W J i ...... 11.0 Sec. 27': 68.0 Sec. Î6": NEJ^NEJi...... — 10.0 v 69.0 N E t i N E J i ...... 20.0 N W M N E ^...... 17.0 SEMNWJi...... 36.0 NW&NE&— ...... 20.0 SEKNEJî ...... ■-...... 37.7 n e & sw j! ...... 40.0 NEM SEJi...... * 20.0 Sec. 35': SEJ4SWH” ...... 40.0 NWJiSEM...... 16.0 SEJiSW Ji...... 38.4 Sec. 3: ■ Sec. 21: SW & SE)i...... 30.8 71.0 NEJiNEM ...... —... 37.6 SE JÎSE îi______34.8 73.0 SEJiNEJi.....:___...... 32.0 T. 7 S., R. 18'E., Boise Merid- 38.0 Sec. 22': ian: NWMSWJi...... 33.0 .. NEJiSW K...... —- 35.0 Sec. 1: SEJfNWJÎ...... 36.0 SEJiSW Ji'...... 38.0 NWMSW&— ...... 34.0 Sec. 11: Sec. 4: SWJi'SWJi-..—...... • 36.0 N E JiSW ti...... 37.6 65. 0 "SEJiSW}*. — ...... 38.0 NWJ4SEJ4...... 34.5 66.0 NE££SE)i (part o f)...... 15.0 92.0 NW&SEM— ...... 33.0 Total.______5,103.0 7,119.3 ♦ 45.1 90.0 SW&SEJi...... 36.0 60.0 SE&SEJî...... 35.0 Grand total______12,267.4 66.0 Sec. 23': 71.0 NEJiSW Ji...... 40.0 Sec. 5: N W Ü SW ji...... • - ' 39.0 The preliminary estimate of the prob 70.0 Sec. 26:' 86.0 N E ^ N W ^ ...... 40.0 able cost of the works and rights to be 90.0 N W ^ N W S i.. 40.0 provided the District under said contract 32.0 SEJiNWJi.'...... 38.0 19.0 Sec. 27: is $6,800,000; SWJCNEJi...... 31.0 N E ^ N E J i...... — 37.0 The construction charges payable by SEM NEM ...... 32.0 S E J iN E ^ ...______...... 38.0 N E JiS E )|...... 36.0 Sec. 28:. the District to the United States on ac NW&SE&...... 35.0 N E t< N E lf . 33.5 count of the above-described “new SW & NEji...... • ...... 26.0 , N W jiN EM ...... 38.0 lands” of the District will be due and SE ^SE Ji...... 17.0 SW JiN E «...... 16.0 Sec 6:" T. 6 S., R. 15 E., Boise Me payable in forty (40) annual install Farm unit B-- ...... 92.0 ridian: ments, (the last thirty-five (35) of which 53.0 Sec. 1: 65.0 N E ^ S E J i...... 13.0 will be equal annual installments) and 67.0 N W i^ SE ti_____ 38.0 will be based upon this preliminary es Sec. 7: Sec. 3: timate until the actual cost of the works 66.0 SW ^SEM ...... 39.0 S W ^ N E J i..____ 30.0 SEtf'SElf ...... 34.0 and rights to be provided the District SEVi'NWXi- 32.0 Sec. 7: Lot 53, South Good? under the said contract is determined Sec. 8: ing acreage...... 2.0 Farm unit A ...... 66.0 Sec. 8: and announced, and the first five (5) of 65.0 N E U N E U (part of) .. 10.0 which will be two dollars ($2.00) per 61.0 SW iîNEii-'...... f ...... 39.0 Sec. 9: SEJ^NE)* (part of)...... 19.7 irrigable acre per year, as the irrigable Farm unit A'...... 100.0 N E ^ S W ft (part, of) —, - 9.0 acreage is shown on the above list of Farm unit B _____ 83.0 SEJiSWM (part of)...... 4.0 lands. The first of said annual install SW t£NEtf:—_•— 38.0 Sec. 9:" Sec. 10: SWKSWJi (part of)...... 10.0 ments will be due and payable by the Farm unit A ______76.0 K W tiSF.ti 16.0 District to the United States on De Farm unit B ______—___ 74.0 Sec. 10: Farm unit C i . _ _ 39.0 NEM NEJi...... 12.0 cember 31, 1944, and subsequent install Sec. 11: 11.0 ments will be due on December 31 of Farm unit A ______70.0 SEJiN EJi...... 28.0 Farm unit B ...... 54.0 NÈM SEJi...... 29.0 each year thereafter. The amount per NW &SESi...... 38.0 acre of the thirty-five (35) equal annual FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1285 installments will be governed by the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. number of acres of “new land” finally MISSION. [Docket No. 5168] to be irrigated. This amount will be [Docket No. 6651] determined and announced hereafter. The Tailored Woman, Inc., Allocation of Frequencies to Various (Departmental Order 1903 of November ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER AND FIX Classes of N on-G overnmental Serv 17,1943 (Vol. 8 F.R. 15872), issued under ING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTI the act of December 19, 1941, 55 Stat. ices MONY 842) statement of procedure At a' regular session of the Federal H. W. B ashore, Commissioner. In the matter of allocation of frequen Trade Commission, held at its office in the cies to various classes of non-govern City of Washington, D. C., on the 29th [F. ft. Doc. 45-1764; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; mental services in the radio spectrum day of January, A. D. 1945. 4:25 p. m.] from 10 kilocycles to 30,000,000 kilocycles. This matter being at issue and ready The Commission has received numer for the taking of testimony, and pursuant ous inquiries concerning who will be per to authority vested in the Federal Trade mitted to participate in the oral argu Commission, Geological Survey. ment in connection with its proposed re It is ordered, That W. W. Sheppard, port in the above matter. a trial examiner of this Commission, be [Power Site Reserve 764] Any person who participated in the and he hereby is designated and ap Columbia R iver, W ash. allocation hearing will be permitted to pointed to take testimony and receive file a brief and to argue orally. The oral evidence in this proceeding and to per ORDER OF WITHDRAWAL argument may be presented either by an form all other duties authorized by law; By virtue of the provisions of section attorney or by the person who partici It is further ordered, That the taking 13 of thè act of June 25, 1910, 36 Stat. pated in the hearing, whether an of testimony in this proceeding begin on 858; 43 U.S.C. .148, It is hereby ordered, attorney or not. Persons who did not Monday, February 19,1945, at ten o’clock That, subject to all existing rights of the participate in the hearing who desire to in the forenoon of that day (eastern Colville Indians, including the right to present comments on the Commission’s standard time), in Room 500, 45 Broad use and occupancy of the lands until proposed report may file a brief in ac way, New York, New York. they are acquired for power site pur cordance with the Commission’s order of Upon completion of testimony for the poses and the right to payment of full January 15, 1945. Oral argument by Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex compensation if and when the lands are such persons will generally not be per aminer is directed to proceed immedi acquired for such purposes, the following mitted, except that upon a proper show- - ately to take testimony ancTevidence on ing, requests for oral argument will be behalf of the respondent. The trial ex described lands, be, and the same are granted in special cases. aminer will then close the case and make hereby, withdrawn from location, entry, Persons desiring to support the Com-s. his report upon the facts; conclusions of sale, allotment or other appropriation mission’s proposed report as well as those facts; conclusions of law; and recom- and reserved for power site purposes: who desire to oppose it may file briefs mendatipn for appropriate action by the Willamette Meridjan, Washington and participate in the oral argument. Commission. T. 29 N., R. 25 E., Dated: January 25, 1945. By the Commission. Sec. 10, SE&NW%SW$4; Sec. 14, SW14NW14, and E%SE%SW%; [seal] F ederal Communications [seal] Otis B. Johnson, Sec. 15, lots 10, and 13; Commission, Secretary. Sec. 24, lots 5, 6, and 8, NE^NE^. T. J. Slowie, [F. R. Doc. 45-1768; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; T. 30 N,, R. 25 E., Secretary. Sec. 14, SE&SW&; 10:51 a. m.] Sec. 15, lot 2; [F. R. Doc. 45-1799; Filed, Jan. 3Q, 1945; Sec. 16, lot 6; 11:22 a. m.] Sec. 21, lot 5; Sec. 23, NE%NW%. [Docket No. 6651] INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS T. 30 N., R. 26 E., SION. Sec'. 23, SE 1,4NE14, N%SS$4, and SW^SEft; Allocation of Frequencies to Various Sec. 24, NW14NEI4, NW14, and NW%SW£. Classes of Non-G overnmental Serv [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 839] T. 30 N., R. 27 E., ices Sec. 20, Ni/2SEi,4; R econsignment of Lettuce at Sec. 27, NE14 SE 14; ORDER EXTENDING TIME FOR FILING BRIEFS Chicago, III. AND PRESENTING ORAL ARGUMENT Sec. 35, NE%NW%. Pursuant to the authority vested in me T. 30 N., R. 28 E„ In the matter of allocation of fre Sec. 12, SW14NE14, and NE%SW%; by paragraph (f) of the first ordering quencies to the various classes of non paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of Sec. 17, NW&NEft, NE^NW^, and governmental services in the radio spec &&NWK; trum from 10 kilocycles to 30,(jp0,000 Service Order No. 70yA of October 22, Sec. 20, SW14NW14, and NW^SW^; ' 1943, permission is granted for any com Sec. 31, lots 1, and 2, Ei/aNWy4. kilocycles. T. 30 N., R. 30 E., Whereas, the Radio Technical Plan mon carrier by railroad subject to the Sec. 4, lot 12; ning Board, whose representatives played Interstate Commerce Act: Sec. 23, Ey2NWi,4; a major role at the Commission’s hear To disregard entirely the provisions of Sec. 26, Wy2NEi/4, E^NWii, Ny2SE^, and ing in the above proceeding, has re Service Order No. 70—A insofar as it applies SE $4, SE%; quested additional time for the filing to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, Sec. 35, Ey2E%; Sec. 36, lot 4, NWy4SW1/4. of briefs and the presentation of oral January 25, 1945, by The Schumann Com T. 31 N., R. 30 E., argument; pany, of car PFE 92351, lettuce, now on the Sec. 31, lot 1, Ny2NE^, SEy4NEy4, and It is hereby ordered, This 25th day of Chicago Produce Terminal, to Eisner Grocery NE^NW^; - January, 1945, that the date for filing Company, Champaign, Illinois (I. C.). Sec. *32, NV4; of briefs in the above proceeding be The waybill shall show reference to this Sec. 33, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, and 12, SW&NE^, extended to February 21, 1945 and the special permit. Wy2NWi4, and SE%NWy4; oral argument be scheduled to begin Sec. 34, lot 1, NW&SW^, SE^SW^, and A copy of this special permit has been wy2swy4SEi/4., February 28, 1945. served upon the Association of American [seal] F ederal Communications Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Oscar L. Chapman, Commission, of the railroads subscribing to the car Assistant Secretary. T. J. Slowie, service and per diem agreement under January 15, 1945. Secretary. the terms of that agreement; and notice IP. R. Doc. 45-1767; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945} [F. R. Doc. 45-1798; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; of this permit shall be given to the gen 9:32 a. m.] 11:22 a. m.] eral public by depositing a copy in the 1286 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, Jaìiuary 31, 1945 office of the Secretary of the Commission Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Company, Miami, Florida (I, C.-C. of G.-S. of the railroads subscribing to the car A. L.). at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with The waybills shall show reference to this the Director, Division of the Federal service and per diem agreement under special permit. Register. the terms of that agreement; and notice of this permit shall be given to the gen A copy of this special permit has been Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th eral public by depositing a copy in the served upon the Association of American day of January 1945. office of the Secretary of the Commis Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent • V. C. Clinger, sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing of the railroads subscribing to the car Director, it with the Director, Division of the Fed service and per diem agreement under Bureau of Service. eral Register. the terms of that agreement; and notice of this permit shall be given to the gen [F. R. Doc. 45-1777; Piled, Jan. 80, 1945; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th eral public by depositing a copy in the 11:23 a. m.] day of January 1945. office of the Secretary of the Commission ; V. C. Clinger, at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with Director, the Director, Division of the Federal [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 840] Bureau of Service. Register. R econsignment op P otatoes at Chicago, [F. R. Doc. 45-1779; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th III. 11:23 a. m.] day of January 1945. Pursuant to the authority vested in me ' V. C. Clinger, by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Director, paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 842] Bureau of Service. ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, R econsignment of Oranges at [F. R. Doc. 45-1781T Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; permission is granted for any com Chicago, III. mon carrier by railroad subject to the 11:24 a. m.] Interstate Commerce Act. Pursuant to the authority vested in me To disregard entirely the provisions of by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 844] ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, R econsignment of Onions at Chicago, January 25, 1945, by National Produce Com permission is granted for any common III. pany, of car MDT 146499, potatoes, now on carrier by railroad subject to the Inter the Wood Street Terminal, to Illinois Can state Commerce Act: Pursuant to the authority vested in ning Company, Hoopeston, Illinois, (C. & To disregard entirely the provisions of me by paragraph (f) of the first order E.I.). Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of The waybill shall show reference to this to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, special permit. January 25, 1945, by Chas. Abbate Company, 1943, permission is granted for any com A copy of this special permit has been of car PFE 93417, oranges, now on- the Chi mon carrier by railroad subject to the cago Produce Terminal, to Bova Fruit Com served upon the Association of American pany, Indianapolis, Indiana (C. I. L.). Interstate Commerce Act: Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent The waybill shall show reference to this To disregard entirely the provisions of of the railroads subscribing to the car special permit. Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies service and per diem agreement under to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, the terms of that agreement; and notice A copy of this Special permit has been January 25, 1945, by Piowaty Bergart of car of this permit shall be given to the gen served upon the Association of American SFRD 26315, onions, now on the Wood Street eral public by depositing a copy in the Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Terminal (CNW) to Wilkins Brokerage Com office of the Secretary of the Commission of the railroads subscribing to the car pany, Greenville, S. C. (IC-NC & StL-Sal- at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with service and per diem agreement under P & N). the terms of that agreement; and notice The waybill shall show reference to this the Director, Division of the Federal special permit. Register. of this permit shall be given to the gen eral public by depositing a copy in the A copy of this special permit has been Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th office of the Secretary of the Commission served upon the Association of American day of January 1945. at Washington, D. C., and by filing it with Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent V. C. Clinger, the Director, Division of the Federal of the railroads subscribing to the car Director, Register. service and per diem agreement under Bureau of Service. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th the terms of that agreement; and notice day of January 1945. of this permit shall be given to the gen [F. R. Doc. 45-1778; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; eral public by deppsiting a copy in the 11:23 a.m .] V. C. Clinger, office of the Secretary of the Commis Director, sion at Washington, D. C., and by filing Bureau of Service. it with the Director, Division of the Fed [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 841] [F. R. Doc. 45-1780; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; eral Register. x 11:23 a.m .] R econsignment of Lettuce at Chicago, Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th III. day of January 1945. Pursuant to the authority vested in V. C. Clinger, me by paragraph (f) of the first ordering [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 843] Director, paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv R econsignment of Apples at East S t* Bureau of Service. ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, Louis, III. [F. R. Doc. 45-1782; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; permission is granted for any common Pursuant to the authority vested in me 11:24 a. m.] carrier by railroad subject to the Inter by paragraph (f) of the first ordering state Commerce Act: paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R: 14624) of Serv To disregard entirely the provisions of ice Order No.. 70-A of October 22, 1943, [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 845] Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies permission is- granted for any common to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, R econsignment of Carrots at Chicago, carrier by railroad subject to the Inter III. January 25, 1945, by M. Lapidus Sons, of state Commerce Act: car ART 20749, lettuce, now on the C. B. & Q. Pursuant to the authority vested in me Railroad, to Red Owl Stores, Green Bay, Wis To disregard entirely the provisions of Serv by paragraph (f) of the first ordering consin (CMStP&P). ice Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to the reconsignment at East St. Louis, Illinois, paragraph (§95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of The waybill shall show reference to this Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, special permit. January 25, 1945, by Simon Siegal Company, of car PFE 94405 and SFRD 20150, apples, 1943, permission is granted for any com A copy of this special permit has been now on the Illinois Central Railroad, to Si mon carrier by railroad subject to the served upon the Association of American mon Siegal Company, advise K&ler Produce Interstate Commerce Act: FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1287 To disregard entirely the provisions of [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 847] Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies day of January 1945. to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, R econsignment of Lemons at H ouston, January 25, 1945, by The Schumann Com T ex. V. C. Clinger, pany of cars PFE 43524 and 96632, carrots, Pursuant to the authority vested in me Director, now on the Chicago Produce Terminal, to Bureau of Service. Wisconsin Distributing Company, Appleton, by paragraph (f) of the first ordering Wisconsin, with stop-off at Fond du Lac, paragraph. (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of [F. R. Doc. 45-1786; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; Wisconsin, for partial unloading (C&NW), Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, 11:24 a. m.] and to Cohodas Brothers, Ishpeming, Mich 1943, permission is granted for any com igan, with stop-off at North Ironwood, Mich mon carrier by railroad subject to the igan, for partial unloading. (C&NW- Interstate Commerce Act: DSS&A). [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 849] To disregard entirely the provisions of The waybills shall show reference to this R econsignment of Lettuce at special permit. - Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to the reconsignment at Houston, Texas, Chicago, III. A copy of this special permit has been January 26, 1945, by Associated Fruit Dis Pursuant to the authority vested in served upon the Association of American tributors of California of car SFRD 16207, me by paragraph (f) of the first order Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent lemons, now on the A. T. & S. F. Railway, ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 ’F.R. 14624) of of the railroads subscribing to the car to Neuhaus Distributing Company, St. Louis, Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, service and per diem agreement under Missouri (AT&SF). The waybill shall show reference to this 1943, permission is granted for any com the terms of that agreement; and notice special permit. mon carrier by railroad subject to the of this permit shall be given to the gen Interstate Commerce Act : eral public by depositing a copy in the A copy of this special permit has been To disregard entirely the provisions of office of the Secretary of the Commission served upon the Association of American Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies at Washington, D. C., and by filing it Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, with the Director, Division of the Federal of the railroads subscribing to the car January 26, 1945, by M. Lapidus and Sons, Register.' service and per diem agreement under of car SFRD 23219, lettuce, npw on the the terms of that agreement; and notice C. B. & Q. Railroad, to Will County Produce Issued at Washington, D. C., this 25th Company, Joliet, Illinois (Alton). day of January 1945. of this permit shall be given to the gen eral public by depositing a copy in the The waybill shall show reference to this special permit. V. C. Clinger, office of the Secretary of the Commission Director, at Washington, D. C., and by filing it A copy of this special permit has been Bureau of Service. with the Director, Division of the Fed served upon the Association of American [F. R.% Doc. 45-1783; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; eral Register. Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent 11:24 a. m.] of the railroads subscribing to the car * Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th service and per diem agreement under day of January 1945. the terms of that agreement; and notice V. C. Clinger, of this permit shall be given to the gen [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 846] Director, eral public by depositing a copy in the Bureau of Service. office of the Secretary of the Commission Reconsignment op Carrots at Kansas at Washington, D. C., and by filing it City, Mo.-K ans. IF. R. Doc. 45-1785; Filed, Jan. 30,' 1945; 11:24 a. m.f with the Director, Division of the Federal Pursuant to the authority vested in Register. me by paragraph (f) of the first order Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of day of January 1945. Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 848] 1943, permission is granted for any com V. C. Clinger, mon carrier by railroad subject to the R econsignment of Lettuce at Chicago, Director, Interstate Commerce Act: III. Bureau of Service. * To disregard entirely the provisions of Pursuant to the authority vested in [F. R. Doc. 45-1787; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies me by paragraph (f ) of the first ordering 11:24 a. m.] to the reconsignment at Kansas City, Mis paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624:) of souri-Kansas, January 25, 1945, by-Atlantic Service Order No. 70-A of October 22, Commission Company, of Cars PFE 74131 and [S.O. 70-A, Special Permit 850] 36596, carrots, now on the A. T. & S. F. Rail 1943, permission is granted for any com way to Atlantic Commission Company, mon carrier by railroad subject to the R econsignment of Lettuce at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois (AT&GF). Interstate Commerce Act: III. The waybills shall show reference to this special permit. To disregard entirely the provisions of Pursuant to the authority vested in me Service Order No. 7-A insofar as it applies by paragraph (f) of the first ordering A copy of this special permit has been to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, paragraph (§ 95.35,8 F.R. 14624) of Serv served upon the Association of American January 26, 1945, by Schumann Company, of ice Order No. 70-A of October 22, 1943, Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent car PFE 17858, lettuce, now on the Chicago permission is granted for any common of the railroads subscribing to the car Produce Terminal, to Boaz Crawford, Dan carrier by railroad subject to the Inter service and per diem agreement under ville, Illinois (C&EI). state Commerce Act: the terms of that agreement; and notice The waybill shall show reference to this of this permit shall be given to the gen special permit. To disregard entirely the provisions of eral public by depositing a copy in the Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies to A copy of this special permit has been the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, Janu office of the Secretary of the Commission ary 26, 1945, by A. L. Kaiser, of car PFE 71560, at Washington, D. C„ and by filing it served upon the Association of American Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent lettuce, now on the Chicago Produce Termi with the Director, Division of the Federal nal, to Ben Post, Milwaukee, Wisconsin*- Register. of the railroads subscribing to the car (CMStP&P). service and per diem agreement under The waybill shall show reference to this Issued at Washington, D. C„ this 25th the terms of that agreement; and no special permit. day of January 1945. tice of this permit shall be given to the A copy of this special permit has been V. C. Clinger, general public by depositing a copy in served upon the Association of American Director, the office of the Secretary of the Com Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent Bureau of Service. mission at Washington, D. C., and by fil of the railroads subscribing to the car [F. R. Doc. 45-1784; Filed, Jan. 30, 1945; ing it with the Director, Division of the service and per diem agreement under 11:24 a. m.] Federal Register. the terms of that agreement; and notice / 1288 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January S/, 1945 of this permit shall be given to the gen Railroads, Car Service Division, as agent that agreement, and notice of this order eral public by depositing a copy in the of the railroads subscribing to the car shall be given to the general public by office of the Secretary of the Commis servicé and per diem agreement under depositing a copy in the office of the sion at Washington, D. C.f and by filing it the terms of that agreement; and no Secretary of the Commission at Wash with the Director, Division of the Federal tice of this permit shall be given to the ington, D. C., and by filing it with the Director, Division of the Federal Reg Register. general public by depositing a copy In the office of the Secretary of the Com ister. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th mission at Washington, D. C., and by By the Commission, Division 8. day of January 1945. filing it with the Director, Division of V. C. C l in g e r , the Federal Register. / [ s e a l ] W. P. B a r t e l , Director, Secretary. Bureau of Service. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th day of January 1945. [F. R. Doc. 45-1792; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-1788; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; 11:23 a. m.] 11:24 a. in.] V . C . C l in g e r , Director, Bureau of Service. OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 851] [F. R. Doc. 45-1790; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; 11: 25 a. m.] TODIAN. R econsignment o f C a u l if l o w e r at [.Vesting Order 4522] C h ic a go , III. Pursuant to the authority vested in [S. O. 278] C h r is t in e B a r t h m a n me by paragraph (f) of the first order In re: Estate of Christine Barthman, ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 F.R. 14624) of P la c in g ^ jf C oal C a rs i n E a st e r n S ta t es deceased; File D-28-8985; E. T. sec. Service Order No. 70—A of October 22, At a session of the Interstate Com 11332. 1943, permission is granted for any com merce Commission, Division 3, held at its Under the authority of the Trading mon carrier by railroad subject to the office in Washington, D. C., on the 29th with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Interstate Commerce Act: day of January, A. D. 1945. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, To disregard entirely the provisions of It appearing, that, due to extreme and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Service Order No. 70-A insofar as it applies weather conditions in the eastern section after investigation, finding; to the reconsignment at Chicago, Illinois, of the United States, there is a congestion That the property described as foUows: January 26, 1945, by M. Lapidus & Sons, of of traffic resulting in a dislocation of the All right, title, interest and claim of any kind car RD-35125, cauliflower, now on the Santa supply of coal ears; the Commission is or character whatsoever of F. V* Bodel- Pe TT 21st St, to Prank-Fruit Co., Madison, of the opinion that an emergency exists schwingh in and to the Estate of Christine Wisconsin (CMStPP). Barthman, deceased, The waybill shall show reference to this requiring immediate action. It is or special permit. dered, that: is property payable or deliverable to, or (a) Placing of coal cars prohibited. claimed by, a national of a designated enemy , A copy of this special permit has been The Central Railroad Company of New country, Germany, namely, served upon the Association of Ameri Jersey, the Delaware and Hudson Rail National and Last Known Address can Railroads, Car Service Division, as road Corporation, The Delaware, Lacka agent of the railroads subscribing^ to the wanna and Western Railroad Company, F. V. Bodelschwingh, Germany. car service and per diem agreement un the Erie Railroad Company, the Lehigh That such property is in the process of der the terms of that agreement; and and New England Railroad Company, administration by J. G. Voget, as Executor of notice of this permit shall be given to the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, the the Estate of Christine Barthxhan, acting un the general public by depositing a copy New York, Ontario and Western Railway der the Judicial supervision of the Superior in the office of the Secretary of the Com Company (Frederick E. Lyford, Trustee), Court of the State of California, in and for mission at Washington, D. C., and by fil the County of Lois Angeles; The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, And determining that to the extent that ing it with the Director, Division of the and the Reading Company shall not such national is a person not within a desig Federal Register. place empty coal cars at mines or break nated enemy country, the national interest Issued at Washington, D. C., this 26th ers for loading with prepared or unpre of the United States requires that such per day of January 1945. pared anthracite on Tuesday, January son be treated as a national of a designated 30, 1945, when such mines or breakers enemy country, (Germany); V. C . C l in g e r , loaded coal cars with prepared or unpre And having made all determinations and Director, pared anthracite on Monday, January taken all action required by law, including Bureau of Service. appropriate consultation and certification, 29,1945. and deeming it necessary in the national [F. R. Doc. 45-1789; Filed, Jan. 80, 1945; (b) Pulling of loaded coal cars pro interest, 11:25 a. m.] hibited. The railroads listed in para graph (a) shall not pull from the place hereby vests in thè Alien Property Cus of loading any coal car loaded on Mon todian the property described above, to day, January 29, 1945, with prepared be held, used, administered, liquidated, [S. O. 70-A, Special Permit 852] or unprepared anthracite, before 12:01 sold or otherwise dealt with in the in R econsignment o f ' C a r ro ts a n d C a u l i a. m., January 30, 1945. terest and for the benefit of the United f l o w e r at K a n sa s C i t y , M o . (c) Application. The provisions of States. this order shall apply to intrastate as Such property and any or all of the Pursuant to the authority vested in proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap me by paragraph (f) of the first order well as interstate commerce. (d) Effective date. This order shall propriate account or accounts, pending ing paragraph (§ 95.35, 8 FJt 14624) of further determination of the Alien Prop Service Order No. 70—A of October 22, become effective at 6:00 p. m., January 29, 1945. erty Custodian. This order shall not be 1943, permission is granted for any com deemed to limit the power of the Alien mon carrier by railroad subject to the (e) Expiration date. This order shall expire at 11:59 p. m., January 30, 1945, Property Custodian to return such prop Interstate Commerce Act: unless otherwise modified, changed, sus erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or To disregard entirely the provisions of pended or annulled by order of this in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate Service Ordfer No. 70-A insofar as it applies Commission. (40 Stat. 101, Sec. 402, 41 that compensation will not be paid in to the reconsignment at Kansas City, Mis Stat. 476, Sec. 4,54, Stat. 901; 49 U. S. C. lieu thereof, if and when it should be souri, January 26, 1945, by Schumann Com determined to take any one or all of such pany of car SFRD 82443 and 19244, carrots 1 (10)-(r7)) and cauliflower, now on the A. T. & S. F. It is further ordered, that copies of this actions. Railroad, to Schumann Company, St. Louis, order and direction shall be served upon Any person, except a national of a Missouri (WabO . the carriers named herein, and upon the designated enemy country, asserting any The waybills shall show reference to this Association of American Railroads, Car claim arising as a result of this order special permit. ^ Service Division, as agent of the rail may, within one year from the date A copy of this special permit has been roads subscribing to the car service and hereof, or within such further time as served upon the Association of Ainerican per diem agreement under the terms Of may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop- 1289FEDERAL REGISTER,Wednesday , January 31, 1945 1289FEDERAL erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate Such property and any or all of the of claim, together with a request for a that compensation will not be paid in lieu proceeds thereof shall be held in an hearing thereon. Nothing herein con thereof, if and_when it should be deter appropriate account or accounts, pend tained shall be deemed to constitute an mined to take any one or all of such ing further determination of the Alien admission of the existence, validity or actions. Property Custodian. This order shall right to allowance of any such claim. Any person, except a national of a not be deemed to limit the power of the The terms “national" and “designated designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian to return such enemy country" as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order property or the proceeds thereof in the meanings prescribed in section 10 may, within one year from the date whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. hereof, or within such further time as to indicate that compensation will not may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice should be determined to take any one or uary 19, 1945. of claim, together with a request for a all of such actions. [seal] J ames E. Markham, hearing thereon. Nothing herein con Any person, except a national of a Alien Property Custodian. tained shall be deemed to constitute an designated enemy country, asserting any claim arising as a result of this order [F. R. Doc. 45-1706; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; admission of the existence, validity or 11:04 a. m.] right to allowance of any such claim. may, within one year from the date The terms “national" and “designated hereof, or within such further time as enemy country" as used herein shall have may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop the meanings prescribed in section 10 of erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice [Vesting Order 4523] Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. of claim, together with a request for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein con I gnazio B evilacqua Executed at Washington, D. C., on Jan uary 19,1945. tained shall be deemed to constitute an In re: Estate of Ignazio Bevilacqua, admission of the existence, validity or also known as E. Beveacqua, and Egnazio [seal] J ames E. Markham, right to allowance of any such claim. Beveacqua, deceased; Filed D-38-3337; Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated E. T. sec. 11183. [F. R. Doc. 45-1707; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; enemy country” as used herein shall have Under the authority of the Trading 11:04 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of with the. Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executed at Washington, D. C. on and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order 4524] January 19, 1945. after investigation, finding; Mary M. B tjrgartx seal ames arkham That the property described as follows: [ ] J E. M , All right, title, interest and claim of any In re: Estate of Mary M. Burgart, Alien Property Custodian. kind or character whatsoever of Caterina a/k/a Mary Burgart, deceased; File 4P. R. Doc. 45-1708; Piled, Jan. 29, 1945; Bevilacqua, Giovannina Bevilacqua, Pietro D-28-9292; E. T. sec. 12311. 11:05 a. m.] Bevilacqua, Salvatore Bevilacqua and Fran cesco Bevilacqua, and each of them, in and to Under the authority of the Trading the Estate of Ignazio Bevilacqua, also known with the Enemy Act, as amended, and as E. Beveacqua, and Egnazio Beveacqtla, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [Vesting Order 4525] deceased, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding; P hilip Busch is property payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy That the property described as follows; All In re: Estate of Philip Busch, de country, Italy, namely, right, title, interest and claim of any kind ceased: File D-28-8899; E. T. sec. 11117. or character whatsoever of August Gogroef Under the authority of the Trading Nationals and^Last Known Address (Gogreaf) and the personal representative, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Caterina Bevilacqua, Italy. heirs, next-of-kin, legatees and distributees, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Giovannina Bevilacqua, Italy. names unknown, of Anna Margarethe Beierle, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Pietro Bevilacqua, Italy. nee Gogroef (Gogreaf), and each of them in after investigation, finding; Salvatore Bevilacqua, Italy. and to the Estate of Mary M. Burgart, a/k/a Francesco Bevilacqua, Italy. Marx Burgart, deceased That the property described as follows; is property payable or deliverable' to, or All right, title, Interest and claim of any kind That suchi property Is in the process of or character whatsoever of William Busch administration by Phil' C. Katz, as Special claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, and Theresa Busch, and each of them, in and Administrator of the Estate of Ignazio Bevil to the Estate of Philip Busch, deceased, acqua, also known as E. Beveacqua, and Egna Nationals and Last Known Address zio Beveacqua, acting under the Judicial su is property payable or deliverable to, or pervision of the Superior Court of City and August Gogroef (Gogreaf), Germany. claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy County of San Francisco, California; Personal representative, heirs, next-of-kin, country, Germany, namely, legatees and distributees, names unknown, of And determining that to the extent that Nationals and Last Known Address such nationals are persons not within a Anna Margarethe Beierle, nee Gogroef (Go designated enemy, country, the national in greaf) , Germany. William Busch, Germany. terest of the United States requires that such That such property is in the process of ad Theresa Busch, Germany. persons be treated as nationals of a desig ministration by Regina A. Haney, as Execu That such property is in the process of ad nated enemy country, (Italy); trix, acting under the judicial supervision ministration by Albert Aljets, as Adminis And having made all determinations and of the Orphans’ Court of Philadelphia trator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of taken all action required by law, Including County, Pennsylvania; Philip Busch, acting under the judicial super appropriate consultation and certification, And determining that to the extent that vision of the Superior Court of Contra Costa and deeming it necessary in the national such nationals are persons not within a desig County, State of California; interest, nated enemy country, the national interest And determining that to the extent that of the United States requires that such per such nationals are persons not within a hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo sons be treated as nationals of a designated dian the property described above, to be designated enemy country, the national in enemy country (Germany) ; terest of the United States requires that held, used, administered, liquidated, sold 0 And having made all determinations and such persons be treated as nationals of a or otherwise dealt with in the interest taken, all action required by law, including designated enemy country, (Germany) ; and for the benefit of the United States. appropriate consultation and certification, And having made all determinations and Such property and any or all of the and deeming it necessary in the national taken all action required by law, including proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap interest, appropriate consultation and certification, propriate account or accounts, pending hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus and deeming it necessary in the national further determination of the Alien Prop todian the property described above, to interest, erty Custodian. This order shall not be be held, used, administered, liquidated, hereby vests in the Alien'Property deemed to limit the power of the Alien sold or otherwise dealt with in the in Custodian the property described above, Property Custodian to return such prop terest and for the benefit of the United to be held, used, administered, liquidated, erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- No. 22----- 5 1290 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 terest and for the benefit of the United and deeming It necessary In the national and deeming It necessary in the national States. Interest, Interest, Such property and any or All of the hereby vests In the Alien Property hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap Custodian the property described above, todian the property described above, to propriate account or accounts, pending ’ to be held, used, administered, liquidated, be held, used, administered, liquidated, further determination of the Alien Prop sold or otherwise dealt with in the in sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter erty Custodian. This order shall not be terest and for the benefit of the United est and for tjjie benefit of the United deemed to limit the power of the Alien States. States. Property Custodian to return such prop Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate propriate account or accounts, pending propriate account or accounts, pending that compensation will not be paid in lieu further determination -of the Alien further determination of the Alien Prop thereof, if and when it should be de Property Custodian. This order shall erty Custodian. This order shall not be termined to take any one or all of such not be deemed to limit the power of the deemed to limit the power of the Alien actions. Alien Property Custodian to return such Property Custodian to return such prop Any person, except a national of a property or the proceeds thereof in erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or designated enemy country, asserting any whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate claim arising as a result of this order to indicate that compensation will not that compensation will not be paid in may, within one year from the date be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it lieu thereof, if and when it should be hereof, or within such further time as should be determined to take any one or determined to take any one or all of such may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop all of such actions. actions. erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a of claim, together with a request for a designated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any hearing thereon. Nothing herein con claim arising as a result of this order claim arising as a result of this order tained shall be deemed to constitute an may, within one year from the date may, within one year from the date here admission of the existence, validity or hereof, or within such further time as of, or within such further time as may be right to allowance of any such claim. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop allowed, file with the Alien Property The terms “national” and “designated erty Custodian on Form APC-i a notice Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of enemy country” as used herein shall have of claim, together with a request for a claim, together with a request for a hear the meanings prescribed in section 10 of hearing thereon. Nothing herein con ing thereon. Nothing herein contained Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. tained shall be deemed to constitute an shall be deemed to constitute an' admis Executed at Washington, D, C., on admission of the existence, validity or sion of the existence, validity or right to January 19,1945. right to allowance of any such claim. allowance of any such claim. The terms “national” and “designated The terms “national” and “designated [seal] J ames E. Markham, enemy country” as used herein shall have enemy country” as used herein shall have Alien Property Custodian. the meanings prescribed in section 10 the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [F. R. Doc. 45-1709; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. "Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. 11:05 a. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan * Executed at Washington, D. C., on Jan uary 19, 1945. uary 19, 1945. [seal] J ames E. Markham, [seal] J ames E. Markham, Alien Property Custodian. [Vesting Order 4526] Alien Property Custodian, [F. R. Doc. 45-1711; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Marie Carroll [F. R. Doc. 45-1710; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; 11:05 a*m.] 11:05 a. m.] In re ¡'Estate of Marie Carroll, de ceased; File D-28-8648; E. T. sec. 10407. Under the authority of the Trading [Vesting Order 4528] with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order 4527] Loins (Lajos) D obos Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, R osa Cohen i In re: Estate of Louis (Lajos) Dobos, after investigation, finding; deceased; File D-34-670; E. T. sec. 8037- In re; Estate of Rosa Cohen, deceased; Under the authority of the Trading That the property described as follows: D-28-9312; E. T. sec. 12283. All right, title, interest and claim of any Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and kind or character whatsoever of Klaus Wil with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, shusen, Peter Wilshusen, Heinrich Wilshusen, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Katharina Wilshusen, Anna Rieggers and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding; Meta Wilshusen, and each of them, in and after investigation, finding; That the property described as follows: All to the- Estate of Marie Carroll, deceased, right, title, interest and claim of any kind or is property payable or deliverable to, or That the property described as follows: character whatsoever of Julius (Gyula) Dobos claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy All right, title, interest and claim of any kind and William (Bela) Dobos, and each of them, country, Germany, namely, or character whatsoever of Aurelia Forsch in in and to the estate of Louis (Lajos) Dobos, and to the Estate of Rosa Cohen, deceased, Nationals and Last Known Address deceased, is property payable or deliverable to, or Is property payable or deliverable to, or Klaus Wilshusen, Germany. claimed by, a national of a designated enemy claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy Peter Wilshusen, Germany. country, Germany, namely, Heinrich Wilshusen, Germany. country, Hungary, namely, National and Last Known Address Katharina Wilshusen, Germany. Nationals and Last Known Address Anna Rieggers, Germany. Aurelia Forsch, Germany. Meta Wilshusen, Germany. Julius (Gyula) Dobos, Hungary. That such property is in the process of William (Bela) Dobos, Hungary. That such property is in the process of administration by Babato M. Bendiner, %s administration by Peter Wilshusen, as Ad Executor u/w of Harold M. Gilmore, deceased, That such property is in the process of ministrator, acting under the Judicial super Executor u/w of Rosa Cohen, deceased, acting administration by Maurine Jones McKenna, vision of the Superior Court, City and County under the judicial supervision of the Orphans' 501 Dryden Building, Flint, Michigan, as Ad of San Francisco, San Francisco, California; Court of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; ministratrix of the estate of Louis (Lajos) And determining that to the extent that And determining that to the extent that Dobos, deceased, acting under the judicial such nationals are persons not within' a such national is a person not within a desig supervision of the Probate Court of Genesee designated enemy country, the national in nated enemy country, the national interest County, Michigan; terest of the United States requires that of the United States requires that such person And detérmining that to the extent that such persons be treated as nationals of a be treated as a national of a designated enemy such nationals are persons not within a desig designated enemy country, (Germany); country (Germany) ; nated enemy country, the national interest And having made all determinations and And having made all determinations and of the United States requires that such per taken all action required by law, including taken all action required by law, including sons be treated as nationals of a designated appropriate consultation and certification, appropriate consultation and certification, enemy country, (Hungary); FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, Januar 31, 1945 1291 And having made all determinations and And determining that to the extent that That such property is in the process of ad taken all action required by law, including such nationals are persons not within a des ministration by Herbert E. Worthington, as appropriate consultation and certification, ignated enemy country, the national inter executor of the Estate of Anna Haetzel, acting and deeming it necessary in the national est of the United States requires that such under the judicial supervision of the Sur interest, persons be treated as nationals of a desig rogate’s Court of New York County, New nated enemy country, (Germany); hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo York; And having made all determinations and And determining that to the extent that dian the property described above, to be taken all action required by law, includ sUch nationals are persons not within a held, used, administered, liquidated, sold ing appropriate consultation and certifica designated enemy country, the national in or otherwise dealt with in the interest tion, and deeming it necessary in the na terest of the United States requires that such and for the benefit of the United States. tional interest, persons be treated as nationals of a desig Such property and,any or all of the hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus nated enemy country (Germany); proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap todian the property described above, to And having made all determinations and propriate account or accounts, pending be held, used, administered, liquidated, -taken all action required by law, including further determination of the Alien Prop appropriate consultation and certification, sold'of otherwise dealt with in the in and deeming it necessary in the national erty Custodian. This order shall not be terest and for the benefit of the United interest, deemed to limit the power of the Alien States. Property Custodian to Return such prop Such property and any or all of the hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap todian the property described above, to in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi propriate account pr accounts, pending be held, used, administered, liquidated, cate that compensation will not be paid further determination of the Alien Prop sold or otherwise dealt with in the in in lieu thereof, if and when it should be erty Custodian. This order shall not be terest and for the benefit of the United determined to take any one or all of such deemed to limit the power of the Alien States. v actions. • . , Property Custodian to return such prop Such property and any or all of the Any person, except a national of a erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap designated enemy country, asserting any in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi propriate account or accounts, pending claim arising as a result of this order cate that compensation will not be paid further determination of the Alien Prop may, within one year from the date in lieu thereof, if and when it should be erty Custodian. This order shall hot be hereof, or within such further time as determined to take any one or all of deemed to limit the , power of the Alien may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop such actions. Property Custodian to return such prop erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Any person, except a national of a erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or of claim, together with a request for a designated enemy country, asserting any in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi hearing thereon. Nothing herein con claim arising as a result of this order cate that compensation will not be paid tained shall be deemed to constitute an may, within one year from the date in lieu thereof, if and when it should be admission of the existence, validity or hereof, or within such further time as determined to take any one or all of such right to allowance of any such claim. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop actions. The terms “national” and “designated erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice Any person, except a national of a enemy country” as used herein shall have of claim, together with a request for a designated enemy country, asserting any the meanings prescribed in section 10 of hearing thereon. Nothing herein con claim arising as a result of this order Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. tained shall be deemed to constitute an may, within one year from the date Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan admission of the existence, validity or hereof, or within slich further time as uary 19,1945. right to allowance of any such claim. may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop The terms “national” and “designated erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice [seal] James E. Markham, enemy country” as used herein shall of claim, together with a request for a Alien Property Custodian. have the meanings prescribed in section hearing thereon. Nothing herein con [F. R. Doc. 45-1712; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as tained shall be deemed to constitute an 11:05 a. m.] amended. admission of the existence, validity or right to allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan The terms “national” and “designated uary 19, 1945. [Vesting Order 4529] enemy country” as used herein shall have [seal] J ames E. Markham, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Margaret Gruel Alien Property Custodian. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. In re: Estate of Margaret (Margarete) [F. R. Doc. 45-1713; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Executed at Washington, D$C. on Jan Gruel, deceased; File D-28-2207] E. T. 11:05 a. m.] / uary 19, 1945. sec. 3054. [seal] J ames E. Markham, Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order 4530] Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [F< R. Doc. 45-1714; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Anna H aetzel 11:06 a. m.] after Investigation, finding; In re: Estate of Anna Haetzel, de That the property described as follows: ceased; File No. D-28-7840; E. T. sec. [Vesting Order 4531] All right, title, interest and claim of any 8441. Martha Hahnel kind or character whatsoever of Ella Ras Under the authority of the Trading mussen, Herta Grundemann, Gertrud Bar with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Martha Hahnel, also tels and Paul Gruel, and each of them, in known as Martha C. Hahnel and Martha and to the estate of Margaret (Margarete) Executive Order No. ¿095, as amended, Gruel, deceased, and pursuant to law, the undersigned,, Clara Hahnel, deceased; File No. D-28- after investigation, finding; 8690; E. T. sec. 10528. is property payable or deliverable to, or Under the authority of the Trading claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy That 'the property described as follows: with the Enemy Act, as amended, and country, Germany, namely, All right, title, interest and claim of any kind or character whatsoever of Walter Buhringer, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Nationals and Last Known Address Willy Buhringer, Martha Schmidt and Hertha and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Ella Rasmussen, Germany. Bandosy, and each of them, in and to the after investigation, finding; Herta Grundemann, Germany, estate of Anna, Haetzel, deceased, That the property described as follows: Gertrud Bartels, Germany. Paul Gruel, Germany. is property payable or deliverable to, or All right, title, interest and claim of any kind claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy or character whatsoever of Gustav Hahnel That such property is in the process of country, Germany, namely, and Paul Hahnel, and each of them, in and administration by Charles Rodner, 2116 Union to the Estate of Martha Hahnel, also known Central Building, 4th and Vine Streets, Cin Nationals and Last Known Address as Martha C. ^Hahnel and Martha Clara cinnati, Ohio, as Administrator of the estate Walter Buhringer, Germany, Hahnel, deceased, of Margaret (Margaret^) Gruel, deceased, act- Willy Buhringer, Germany. Is property* payable or deliverable to, or mg under the Judicial supervision of the Martha Schmidt, Germany. claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio; Hertha Bandosy, Germany,, country, Germany, namely, 1292 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 Nationals and Last Known Address Is property payable or deliverable to, or kind or character whatsoever of Else Jelitzky Gustav Hahnel, Germany. claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy in and to the estate of Ida Jelitzky, deceased, Paul Hahnel, Germany. country, Germany, namely, is property payable or deliverable to, or That such property is in the process of Nationals and Last Known Address claimed by, a national of a designated enemy administration by Meta R. Hahnel, as Admin Maria Lammer, Germany. country, Germany, namely^ istratrix of the Estate of Martha Hahnel, also Oscar Lammer, Germany. National and Last Known Address known as Martha C. Hahnel and Martha Clara Anna Irrgang, Germany. Else Jelitzky, Germany. Hahnel, deceased, acting under the Judicial That such property is in the process of supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, County administration by Richard I. Fry, as Clerk of That such property is in the process of and State of New York; Orphans’ Court of Venango County, acting administration by D. Bruce McDonald, Public And determining that to the extent that under the Judicial supervision of the Or Administrator in and for Ramsey County, such nationals are persons not within a desig phans’ Court of Venango County, Pennsyl Devils Lake, North Dakota, as depositary in nated enemy country, the national interest vania; the matter of the estate of Ida Jelitzky, of the^ United States requires that such per And determining that to the extent that deceased, acting under the Judicial super sons be treated as nationals of a designated such nationals are persons not within a vision of the County Court of Ramsey County, enemy country, Germany; designated enemy country, the national in North Dakota; And having made all determinations and terest of the United States requires that such And determining that to the extent that taken all action required by law, including persons be treated as nationals of a desig such national is a person not within a desig appropriate consultation and certification, nated enemy country (Germany); nated enemy country, the national interest and deeming it necessary in the national And having made all determinations and of the United States requires that such person interest, taken all action required by law, including be treated as a national of a designated enemy hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus appropriate consultation and certification, country, (Germany); todian the property described described and deeming it necessary in the national And having made all determinations and interest, taken all action required by law, including above, to be held, used, administered, appropriate consultation and certification, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus and deeming l t necessary in the national in the interest and for the benefit of the todian the property described above, to interest, United States. be held, used, administered, liquidated, Such property and any or all of the sold or otheiwise dealt with in the hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap interest and for the benefit of the United dian the property described above, to be propriate account or accounts, pending States. held, used, administered, liquidated, sold further determination of the Alien Prop Such property and atiy or all of the or otherwise dealt with in the interest erty Custodian. This order shall not be proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap and for the benefit of the United States. deemed to limit the power of the Alien propriate account or accounts, pending Suoh property and any or all of the Property Custodian to return such prop further determination of the Alien Prop proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or erty Custodian. This order shall not be propriate account or accounts, pending in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate deemed to limit the power of the Alien further determination of the Alien Prop that compensation will not be paid in lieu Property Custodian to return such prop erty Custodian. This order shall not be thereof, if and when it should be deter erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or deemed to limit the power of the Alien mined to take any one or all of such in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi Property Custodian to return such prop actions. cate that compensation wills, not be paid erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or Any person, except a national of a in lieu thereof, if and when it should be in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi designated enemy country, asserting any cate that compensation will not be paid determined to take any one or all of such in lieu thereof, if and when it should be claim arising as a result of this order actions. may, within one year from the date here Any person, except a national of a determined to takertny one or all of such of, or within such further time as may designated enemy country, asserting any actions. be allowed, file with the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order Any person, except a national of a des Custodian-on Form APC-1 a notice of may, within one year from the date ignated enemy, country, asserting any claim, together with a request for a hear hereof, or within such further time as claim arising as a result of this order ing thereon. Nothing herein contained may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop may, within one year from the date shall be deemed to constitute an admis erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice hereof, or within such further time as sion of the existence, validity or right to of claim, together with a request for a may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop allowance of any such claim. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice The terms “national” and “designated tained shall be deemed to constitute an of claim, together with a request for a enemy country” as used herein shall have admission of the existence, validity or hearing thereon. Nothing herein con the meanings prescribed in section 10 of right to allowance of any such claim. tained shall be deemed to constitute an Executive Order No. 9095,- as amended. admission of the existence, validity or The terms “national” and “designated right to allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, D- C., on enemy country” as used herein, shall The terms “national” and “designated January 19, 1945. have the meanings prescribed in section enemy country” as used herein shall have 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [seal] J ames E. Markham, amdhded. * " Alien Property Custodian. • Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan [F. R. Doc. 45-1715; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Executed at Washington, D. C., on Jan 11:06 a. m.] uary 19, 1945. uary 19,1945. [seal] James E. Markham, [seal] , J ames E. Markham, Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custojlian. [F. R. Doc. 45-1716; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; 11:06 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 45-1717; Filed, Jan. 29,. 1945; ' [Vesting Order 4532] 11:06 a. m.] Emilie I rrgang In re: Estate of Emilie Irrgang, de [Vesting Order 4533] [Vesting Order 4535] ceased; D-28-9297; E. T. sec. 12246. Under the authority of the Trading Ida J elitzky F rank George Moehres with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Ida Jelitzky, deceased} In re: Estate of Frank George Moehres, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, File.D-28-2525; E.T. sec. 5123. deceased; File D-6-202; E. T. sec. 6627. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading after investigation, finding; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and That the property described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, All right, title, interest and claim of any kind and pursuant to law, the undersigned, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, or character whatsoever of Maria Lammer, after investigation, finding; Oscar Lammer and Anna Irrgang, and each of after investigation, finding; them, In and to the Estate of Emilie Irrgang, That the property described as follows t That the property described as follows: All deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of Any tight» title, Interest and claim of any kind FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1293 or character whatsoever of Johann Mohres That the property described as follows: Under the authority of the Trading also known as Johann Moehres and Adel- All right, title, Interest and claim of any with the Enemy Act, as amended, and helct Keller, and each of them, in and to the kind or character whatsoever o f ----- Muller, Estate of Frank George Moehres, deceased, first name unknown, brother of Hugo Mul Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, ler, deceased, in and to the estate of Hugo and pursuant to law, the undersigned, is property payable or deliverable to, or Muller, deceased, after investigation, finding; claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, is property payable or deliverable to, or That the property described as follows: All claimed by, a national of a designated enemy right, title, interest and claim of any kind Nationals and Last Known Address country, Germany, namely, or character whatsoever of Wilhelm Schmidt, Paul Schmidt, Marie (Schmidt) Urbich, and Johann Mohres also known as Johann National and Last Known Address Moehres, Germany. Karl Munchgesang, and each of them, in and Adelheict Keller, Germany. ----- Muller, first name unknown, brother to the Estate of Wilmar Robert Schmidt, of Hugo MuUer, deceased, Germany. deceased, That such property is in the process of ad ministration by Henry F. Dierks, as Executor, That such property is Jh the process* of is property payable Or deliverable to, or acting under the judicial supervision of the administration by Benjamin D. Burdick, Pub claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy Surrogate's Court, Dutchess County, State lic Administrator for Wayne County, 1933 country, Germany, namely, of New York; Dime Building, Detroit, Michigan, as Ad Nationals and Last Known Addresses ; And determining that to the extent that ministrator of the estate of Hugo Muller, such nationals are persons not within a deceased, acting under the judicial super Wilhelm Schmidt, Germany. designated enemy country, the national in vision of the Probate Court for the County Paul Schmidt, Germany. terest of the United States requires that such of Wayne, Detroit, Michigan; Marie (Schmidt) Urbich, Germany. persons be treated as nationals of a desig And determining that to the extent that Karl MuncKgesang, Germany. nated enemy country (Germany); such national is a person - not within a That such property is in the process of ad And having made all determinations and designated enemy country, the national in ministration by Katherine S, Miller (Mrs. taken all action required by law, including terest of the United States requires that H. T. Miller), as Executrix, and A. V. Keeley, appropriate consultation and certification, such person be treated as a national of a as Administrator C. T. A., acting under the and deeming it necessary in the national designated enemy country, (Germany); judicial supervision of the Corporation Court interest, And having made all determinations and for the City of Staunton, Virginia; taken all action required by law, including And determining that to the extent that hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus appropriate consultation and certification, such nationals are persons not within a desig todian the property described above, to and deeming it necessary in the national nated enemy country, the national interest be held, used, administered, liquidated, interest, of the United States requires that such per sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter hereby vests in the Alien Property sons be treated as nationals of a designated est and for the benefit of the United Custodian the property described above, enemy country, (Germany); States. And having made all determinations and to be held, used, administered, liquidated, taken all action required by law, including Such property and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the in appropriate consultation and certification, proceeds thereof shall be held in an "ap terest and for the benefit of the United and deeming it necessary in the national propriate account or accounts, pending States. interest, further determination of the Alien Prop Such property and any or all of the erty Custodian. This order shall not be hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap todian the property described above, to deemed to limit the power of the Alien propriate account or accounts, pending Property Custodian to return such prop be held, used, administered, liquidated, further determination of the Alien Prop sold or otherwise dealt with in the in erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or erty Custodian. This order shall not be in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate terest and for the benefit of the United deemed to limit the power of the Alien States. that compensation will not be paid in lieu Property Custodian to return such prop thereof, if and when it should be deter Such property and any or all of the erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap mined to take any one or all of such in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate actions. propriate account or accounts, pending that compensation will not be paid in further determination! of the Alien Prop Any person, except a national of a lieu thereof, if and when it should be designated enemy country, asserting any determined to take any one or all of such*, erty Custodian. This order shall not be claim arising as a result of this order actions. deemed to limit the power of the Alien may, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a Property Custodian to return such prop hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country, asserting any erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or may be allowed, file witfi the Alien'Prop- claim arising as a result of this order in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice may, within- one year from the date that compensation will not be paid in of claim, together with a request for a .hereof, or within such further time as lieu thereof, if and when it should be hearing thereon. Nothing herein con may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop determined to take any one or all of such tained shall be deemed to constitute an erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice actions. " . admission of the existence, validity or of claim, together with a request for a right to, allowance of any su6h claim. Any person, except a national of a hearing thereon. Nothing herein con designated enemy country, asserting any The terms “national” and “designated tained shall be deemed to constitute an enemy country” as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order admission of the existence, validity or may, within one year from the date here the meanings prescribed in section 10 of right to allowance of any such claim. Executive Order No. 9095, as amende^. The terms “national” and “designated of, or within such further time as may be Executed at Washington, D. C. on enemy country” as used herein shall have allowed, file with the Alien Property Cus January 19, 1945. the meanings prescribed in section 10 todian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. together with a request for a hearing [ sea l] J ames E. Markham, thereon. Nothing herein contained shall Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Jan uary 19, 1945. be deemed to constitute an admission of [F. R. Doc. 45-1718; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; the existence, validity or right to allow 11:06 a! m.] [seal] J ames E. Markham, ance of any such claim. Alien Property Custodian. The terms “national” and “designated [Vesting Order 4536] [F. R. Doo. 45-1719; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945{ enemy country” as used herein shall have 11:07 a. m.] the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Hugo Muller Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. •In re: Estate of Hugo Muller, deceased; Executed at Washington, D. C., on ?ile D-28-8386; E.T. sec. 9757. [Vesting Order 4537] January 19,1945. Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Wilmar R obert S chmidt [seal] J ames E. Markham, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, In re: Estate of Wilmar Robert Alien Property Custodian. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Schmidt, deceased; D-66-1500; E. T. see. [F. R. Doo. 45-1720; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; after investigation, finding; 9579, 11:07 a. m.] 1294 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTA state operating authority of any carrier W. J. Reay, doing business as Reay Trans TION. subject hereto, such carrier forthwith fer & Storage, Douglas, Ariz. shall apply to the appropriate regulatory Lloyd E. Heller, doing business as JPres- [Supp. Order-ODT 8, Rev. 462] cott Transfer & Storage Company, Prescott, body or bodies for the granting of such Ariz. Common Carriers operating authority as'may be requisite John E. Heward, Jr., Lessee, Nella B. Kelly, to compliance with the terms of this doing business as Kelly Freight Line, Pres COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN ARIZONA order, and shall prosecute such applica cott, Ariz. Upon consideration of a plan for joint tion with all possible diligence. The co Lightning Moving & Warehouse Company, action filed ~with the Office of Defense ordination of operations directed by this Phoenix, Ariz. George O. Schade, doing business as Transportation by the persons named in order shall be subject to the carriers’ Schade Transfer, Phoenix, Ariz. Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate compli possessing or obtaining the requisite op Harold J. Hart and Dan Richie, copartners, ance with the requirements and purposes erating authority. doing business as H & R Transfer, Phoenix, of General Order ODT 3, Revised, as 5. All records of the carriers pertain Ariz. amended (7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. ing to any transportation performed John B. Sloane, doing business as Sloane’s 4660,14582; 9 F.R. 2793, 3264, 3357, 6778), pursuant to this order and to the provi Transfer & Storage Co., Phoenix, Ariz. a copy of which plan is attached hereto sions of such plan shall be kept available H. W. Chambers, Myrtle E. Chambers, and for examination-and inspection at a ll, E. E. Chambers, copartners, doing business as Appendix 2/ and as Chambers Transfer & Storage Co., Phoenix, It appearing that the proposed coor reasonable times by accredited repre Ariz. dination of operations is necessary in or-— sentatives of the Office of Defense Harold J. Hart and Dan Richie, copartners, der to assure maximum utilization of the'" Transportation. doing business as Jerome Transfer, Jerome, facilities, services, and equipment, and 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par Ariz. to conserve and providently utilize vital ticipation in the plan for joint action Virgil Burke, Globe, Ariz. equipment, materials, and supplies, of hereby approved shall not be made with W. A. Hixon, Globe, Ariz. the carriers? and to provide for the out prior approval of the Office of De Ellis W. Wright, Miami, Ariz. Jesse M. Smith, Lawrence N. Smith and prompt and continuous movement of fense Transportation. D. E. Heywood, copartners, doing business as necessary traffic, the attainment of which 7. The provisions of this order shall Smith-Heywood Co., Holbrook, Ariz. purposes is essential to the successful be binding upon any successor in inter D. E. Heywood, Jesse M. Smith and Law prosecution of the war, It is hereby or est to any carrier named in this ordér. rence N. Smith, copartners, doing business dered, That: Upon a transfer of any operation in as Smith Heywood Company, Holbrook, 1. The plan for joint action above re volved in this order, the successor in Ariz. ferred to is hereby approved and the interest and the other carriers named Loran R. Webb, doing business as Daze carriers are directed to put the plan in in this order forthwith shall notify, in Transfer, Winslow, Ariz. Luke C. Acord, Safford, Ariz. operation forthwith, subject to the fol writing, the Office of Defense Transpor Eugene Romney and Eugene Romney, Jr., lowing provisions, which shall supersede tation of the transfer and, ùnless and copartners, doing business as Romney any provisions of such plan that are in until otherwise ordered, the successor in Freight Line, Duncan, Ariz. conflict therewith. interest shall perform the functions of Mike Ahumada, Jr., Nogales, Ariz. 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall his predecessor in accordance with the Kenneth P. Smith, Mesa, Ariz. file & copy of this order with the appro- provisions of this .order. City Transfer Co., Casa Grande, Ariz. propriate regulatory body or bodies hav 8. The plan for joint action hereby Lightning Transfer & Storage .Company, ing jurisdiction over any operations af approved and all contractual arrange Mesa, Ariz. fected by this order, and likewise shall ments made by the carriers to effectuate [F. R. Doc. 45-1678; Filed, Jan. 27, 1945; file, and publish in accordance with law, the plan shall not continue in operation 3:02 p. m.] and continue in effect until ^ further beyond the effective period of this order. order, tariffs or supplements to filed 9.. Communications concerning this tariffs, setting forth any changes in rates, order should refer to it by the supple [Supp. Order ODT 3, Rev. 507] charges, operations, rules, regulatipns, mentary order number which appears in and practices of the carrier which may the caption hereof, and unless otherwise Common Carriers be necessary to accord with the provi directed, should be addressed to the COORDINATED OPERATIONS BETWEEN BEN sions of this order and of such plan; and Highway Transport Department, Office LOMOND AND TEXARKANA, ARK. forthwith shall apply to such regulatory of Defense Transportation, Washington body or bodies for special permission for 25, D. C. Upon consideration of a plan for joint such tariffs or supplements to become . This order shall become effective Feb action filed with the Office of Defense effective on the shortest notice lawfully ruary ‘2, 1945, and shall remain in full Transportation by the persons named in permissible, but not prior to the effective force and effect until the termination of Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate compli date of this order. the present war shall have been duly ance with the requirements and purposes 3. Whenever transportation Service is proclaimed, or until such earlier time as of General Order ODT 3, Revised, as perforfhed by one carrier in lieu of serv the Office of Defense Transportation by amended ■<7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. ice by another carrier, by reason of a further order may# designate. 4660, 14582; 9 F.R. 2793, 3264, 3357, 6778), diversion, exchange, pooling, or similar a copy of which plan is attached hereto Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th as Appendix 2,1 and act made or performed pursuant to the day of January 1945. plan for joint action hereby approved, It appearing that the proposed coordi the rates, charges, rules, and regulations J. M. JOHNSON, nation of operations is necessary in or governing such service shall be those that Director, der to assure maximum utilization of the would have applied except for such di Office of Defense Transportation. facilities, services, and equipment, and to version, exchange, pooling, or other act. Appendix 1 conserve and providently utilize vital 4. The provisions of this order shall equipment, materials, and supplies, of Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Company, the carriers, and to provide for the not be so construed or applied as to re Tucson, Ariz. quire any carrier subject hereto to per prompt and continuous movement of nec C. R. Dusenberry, doing business as City essary traffic, the attainment of which form any service beyond its transporta Transfer Co., Tucson, Ariz. G. L. Gibbons, doing business as Lightning purposes is essential to the successful tion capacity, or to authorize or require prosecution of the war, It is hereby or any act or omission which is in violation Delivery & Transfer Service, Tucson, Ariz. Fermin . R. Montiel, doing business as dered, That: of any law or regulation, or to permit any 1. The plan for joint action above re carrier to alter its legal liability to any Ralph’s Transfer, Tucson, Ariz. Citizens Transfer & Storage Co., Inc., Tuc ferred to is hereby approved and the car shipper. In the event that compliance son, Ariz. riers are directed to put the plan in oper with any term of this order, or effectua Ben A. Wilson, Administrator of the estate ation forthwith, subject to the following tion of any provision of such plan, would of Joseph L. Wilson, doing business as Ter provisions, which shall supersede any conflict with, or would not be authorized minal Transfer, Tucson, Ariz. provisions of such plan that are in con under, the existing interstate or intra- Clark B. Marshall & William C. Marshall, flict therewith. copartners, doing business as Marshall 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall * Filed as part of the original document. Transfer Co., Bisbee, Ariz. file a copy of this order with the appro- 1 295FEDERAL REGISTER,Wednesday, fanuary 31, 1945 1295FEDERAL priate regulatory body or bodies having the plan shall not continue in operation this order and of such plan; and forth jurisdiction over any operations affected beyond the effective period of this order. with shall apply to such regulatory body by this order, and likewise shall file, and 9. Communications concerning this or bodies for special permission for such publish in accordance with law, and con order should refer to it by the supple tariffs or supplements' to become effec tinue in effect until further order, tariffs mentary order number which appears in tive on the shortest notice lawfully per or supplements to filed tariffs, setting the caption hereof, and, unless otherwise missible, but not prior to the effective forth any changes ih rates, charges, directed, should be addressed to the date of this order. operations, rules, regulations, and prac Highway Transport Department, Office 3. Whenever transportation service is tices of the carrier which may be neces of Defense Transportation, Washington performed by one carrier in lieu of serv sary to accord with the provisions of this 25, D. G. ice by another carrier, by reason of a order and of such plan; and forthwith This order shall become effective Feb diversion, exchange, pooling, or similar shall apply to such regulatory body or ruary 2, 1945, and shall remain in full act made or performed pursuant to the bodies for special permission for such force and effect until the termination of plan for joint action hereby approved, tariffs or supplements to become effec the present war shall have been duly the rates, charges, rules, and regulations tive on the shortest notice lawfully per proclaimed, or until such earlier time as governing such service shall be those that missible, but not prior to the effective the Office of Defense Transportation by would have applied except for such di date of this order. further order may designate. version, exchange, pooling, or other act. 3. Whenever transportation service is Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th 4. The provisions .of this order shall performed by one carrier in lieu of serv day of January 1945. not be so construed or applied as to re ice by another carrier, by reason of a quire any carrier subject hereto to per diversion, exchange, pooling, or similar J. M. J ohnson, form any service beyond its transporta act made or performed pursuant to the Director, tion capacity, or to authorize or require plan for joint action hereby approved, Office of Defense Transportation. any act or omission which is in viola the rates, charges, rules, and regulations APPENDIX l tion of any law or regulation, or to per mit any carrier to alter its legal liability governing such service shall be those that H. Q. Hamilton, Neil Sims, and Roy C. Mar would have applied except for such diver tin, copartners, doing business as Motor Ex to any shipper. In the event that com sion, exchange, pooling, or either act. press, Port Smitrf, Ark. pliance with any term of this order, or 4. The provisions of this order shall Arkansas Motor Freight .Lines, Inc., Port effectuation of any provision of such not be so construed or applied as to re Smith, Arkv plan, would conflict with,'or would not quire any carrier subject hereto to per be authorized under, the existing inter form any service beyond its transporta [F. R. Doc. 45-1679; Filed, Jan. 27, 1945; state or intrastate operating authority tion capacity, or to authorize or require 3:01 p.'m.] of any earner subject hereto, such car any act or omission which is in violation rier forthwith shall apply to the appro of any law or regulation, or to permit priate regulatory body or bodies for the any carrier to alter its legal liability to ['Supp. Order ODT 3, Rev. 509] granting of such operating authority as may be requisite to compliance with the any shipper. In the event that compli Common Carriers ance with any term of this order, or ef terms of this order, and shall prosecute fectuation of any provision of such plan, COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA such application with all possible dili would conflict with, or would not be au Upon consideration of a plan for joint gence. The coordination of operations thorized under, the existing^ interstate action filed with the Office of Defense directed by this order shall be subject or intrastate operating authority of any Transportation by the persons named in to the carriers’ possessing or obtaining carrier subject hereto, such carrier forth Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate compli the requisite operating authority. with shall apply to the appropriate regu ance with the requirements and purposes 5. All records of the carriers pertain latory body or bodies for the granting of General Qrder ODT 3, Revised, as ing to any transportation performed of such operating authority as may be amended (7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. pursuant to this order and to the provi requisite to compliance with the terms 4660,14582; 9 F.R. 2793, 3264, 3357, 6778), sions of such plan shall be kept available of this order, and shall prosecute such a copy of which plan is attached hereto for examination and inspection at all application with all possible diligence. as Appendix 2,1 and reasonable times by accredited repre The coordination of operations directed It appearing that the proposed coordi sentatives of the Office of Defense Trans by this order shall be subject to the car nation of operations is necessary in or portation. riers’ possessing or obtaining the-requi der to assure maximum utilization of the 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par site operating authority. facilities, services, and equipment, and ticipation in the plan for joint action 5. All records of the carriers pertain to conserve and providently utilize vital hereby approved shall not be made with ing to any transportation performed * equipment, materials, and supplies, of out prior approval of the Office of De pursuant to this order and to the pro the carriers, and to provide for the fense Transportation. visions of such plan shall be kept avail prompt and continuous movement of 7. The provisions of this order shall be able for examination and inspection at necessary traffic, the attainment of which binding upon any successor in interest to all reasonable times by accredited repre purposes is essential to the successful any carrier named in this order. Upon sentatives of the Office of Defense Trans a transfer of any operation involved in prosecution of the war, It is hereby or this order, the successor in interest and portation. dered, That;' 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par 1. The plan for joint action abbve re the,other carriers named in this order ticipation in the plan for joint action ferred to is hereby approved and the forthwith shall notify, in writing, the hereby approved shall not be made with carriers are directed to put the plan in Office of Defense Transportation of the out prior approval of the Office of De operation forthwith, subject to the fol transfer and, unless and until otherwise fense Transportation. lowing provisions which shall supersede ordered, the successor in interest shall 7. The provisions of this order shall any provisions of such plan that are in perform the functions of his predecessor be binding upon any successor in -inter in accordance with the provisions of this conflict therewith. order. est to any carrier named jn this order. 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall Upon a transfer of any operation in 8. The plan for joint action hereby file a copy of this order with the appro approved and all contractual arrange volved in this order, the- successor in priate regulatory body or bodies having interest and the other carriers named in ments made by the carriers to effectuate jurisdiction over*any operations affect the -plan shall not continue in operation this order forthwith shall notify, in writ ed by this order, and likewise shall file, ing, the Office of Defense Transportation beyond the effective period of this order. and publish in accordance with law, and 9. Communications concerning this of the transfer and, unless and until continue in effect until further order, otherwise ordered, the successor in in tariffs or supplements to filed tariffs, set order should refer to it by the supple terest shall perform the functions of his ting forth any changes in rates, charges, mentary order number which appears predecessor in accordance with the pro operations, rules, regulations, and prac in the caption hereof, and, unless other visions of this order. tices of the carrier which may be neces wise directed, should be addressed to the 8. The plan for joint action hereby sary to accord with the provisions of Highway Transport Department, Office approved and all contractual arrange of Defense Transportation, Washington ments made by the carriers to effectuât# 1 Piled as part of th® original document» 25, D. C. * 1296 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 This order shall become effective Feb this order and of such plan; and forth of Defense Transportation, Washington ruary 2, 1945, and shall remain in full with shall apply to such regulatory body 25, D. C. force and effect until the termination of or bodies for special permission for such This order shall become effective Feb the present war shall have been duly tariffs or supplements to become effec ruary 2, 1945, and shall remain in full proclaimed, or until such earlier time as tive on the shortest notice lawfully per force and effect until the termination of the Office of Defense Transportation by missible, but not prior to the effective the present war shall have been duly further order may designate. date of this order. proclaimed, or until such earlier time as 3. Whenever transportation service is the Office of Defense Transportation by Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th performed by one carrier in lieu of serv further order may designate. day of January 1945. ice by another carrier, by reason of a Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th J. M. J ohnson, diversion, exchange, pooling, or similar day of January 1945. > Director, act made or performed pursuant to the Office of Defense Transportation. pl„an for joint action hereby approved, J. M. J ohnson, ^ Director, Appendix 1 the rates, charges, rules, and regula tions governing such service shall be Office of Defense Transportation. Henry Goodall and Timothy Goodall, co partners, doing business as Bee Line Transfer those that would have applied except for Appendix 1 Co., Tampa, Fla. such diversion, exchange, pooling, or Henry Goodall and Timothy Goodall, co N. L. Minor and W. L. Caskins, copartner?, other act.' partners, doing business as Bee Line Transfer doing business* as Arrow Transfer and Stor 4. The provisions of this order shall Co., St. Petersburg, Fla. age Co., Tampa, Fla. not be so construed or applied as to re Blocker Storage & Transfer Go., St. Peters Caldwell Bonded Warehouse, Inc., Tampa, quire any carrier subject hereto to per burg, Fla. Fla. form any service beyond its transporta H. W. Scramlin, doing business as Ace John Sherman, doing business as City tion capacity, or to authorize or require Transfer, St. Petersburg, Fla. Transfer & Storage, Tampa, Fla. W. M. Johnson, doing business as Bill Fogarty. Brothers Transfer, Inc., Tampa, an/ act or omission which is in violation Johnson Transfer Co., St. Petersburg, Fla. Fla. of any law or regulation, or to permit any Southern Transfer & Storage Co., Inc., St. Lee Terminal & Warehouse Corp., Tampa, carrier to alter its legal liability to any Petersburg, Fla. Fla. shipper. In the event that compliance R. B. Suddath, doing business as Suddath with any term of this order, or effectua [F. R. Doc? 45-1681;- Filed, Jan. 27, 1945; Moving & Storage^ Tampa, Fla. tion of any provision of such plan, would -3:00 p. m.] conflict with, or would not be authorized [F. R. Doc. 45-1680; Filed, Jan. 27, 1945; 3:00 p. m.] under, the existing interstate or intra state operating authority of any carrier [Supp. Order ODT 3, Rev. 514] subject hereto, such carrier forthwith shall apply to the appropriate regula Common Carriers [Supp. Order ODT 3, Rev. 510] tory body or bodies for the granting of COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN ALABAMA Common Carriers such operating authority as may be req uisite to compliance with the terms of Upon consideration of a plan for joint COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA this order, and shall prosecute such ap action filed with the Office of Defense Upon consideration of a plan for joint plication with all possible diligence. The Transportation by the persons named in action filed with the Office of Defense coordination of operations directed by Appendix .1 hereof to facilitate compli Transportation by the persons named in this order shall be subject to the car ance with the requirements and purposes Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate compli riers’ possessing or obtaining the requi of General Order ODT 3, Revised, as ance with the requirements and purposes site operating authority. amended (7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. of General Order ODT 3, Revised, as 5. All records of the carriers pertain 4660,14582; 9F.R. 2783, 3264, 3357, 6778), amended (7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694; 8 F.R. ing to any transportation performed pur a copy of which plan is attached hereto 4660, 14582; 9 F.R. 2793, 3264, 3357, suant to this order and to the provisions as Appendix 2,1 and 6778), a copy of which plan is attached of such plan shall be kept available for It appearing that the proposed co hereto as Appendix 2,1 and examination and inspection at all rea ordination of operations is necessary in It appearing that the proposed coor sonable times by accredited representa order to assure maximum utilization of dination of operations is necessary in tives of the Office of Defense Transpor _the facilities, services, and equipment, order to assure maximum utilization of tation. and to conserve and providently utilize the facilities, services, and equipment, 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par vital equipment, materials, and supplies, and to conserve and providently utilize ticipation in the plan for joint action of the carriers, and to provide for the vital equipment, materials, and supplies, hereby approved shall not be made with prompt and continuous movement of of the carriers, and to provide for the out prior approval of the Office of De necessary traffic, the attainment of prompt and continuous movement of fense Transportation. which purposes is essential to the suc necessary traffic, the attainment of which 7. The provisions of this order shall cessful prosecution of the war, It is purposes is essential to the successful be binding upon any successor in inter hereby ordered, That: prosecution of the war, It is hereby or est to any carrier named in this order. 1. The plan for joint action above re dered, That: Upon a transfer of any operation in ferred to is hereby approved and the 1. The plan for joint action above re volved in this order, the successor in carriers are directed, to put the plan in ferred to is hereby approved and the interest and the other carriers'named in operation forthwith, subject to the fol carriers are directed to put the plan in this order forthwith shall notify, in writ lowing provisions, which shall supersede operation forthwith, subject to the fol ing, the Office of Defense Transportation any provisions of such plan that are in lowing provisions, which shall supersede of the transfer and, unless and until conflict therewith. any provisions of such plan that are in otherwise ordered, the successor in inter 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall conflict-iherewith. est shall perform the functions of his file a copy of this order with the appro 2. Each of the carriers forthwith shall predecessor in accordance with the pro priate regulatory body or bodies having file a copy of this order with the appro visions of this order. jurisdiction over any operations affected priate regulatory body or bodies having 8. The plan for joint action hereby by this order, and likewise shall file, and jurisdiction over any operations affected publish in accordance with law, and approved and all contractual arrange continue in effect until further order, by this order, and likewise shall file, and ments made by the carriers to effectuate publish in accordance with law, and con tariffs or supplements to filed tariffs, set the plan shall not continue in operation ting forth any changes in rates, charges, tinue in effect until further order, tar beyond the effective period of this order. iffs or supplements to filed tariffs, setting operations, rules, regulations, and prac forth any changes in rates, charges, 9. Communications concerning this tices of the carrier which may be neces operations, rules, regulations, and prac order should refer to it by the supple sary to accord with the provisions of this tices of the Carrier which may be neces mentary order number which appears in order and of such plan; and forthwith sary to accord with the provisions of the caption hereof, and, unless other shall apply to such regulatory body or wise directed, should be addressed to the bodies for special permission for such 1 Filed as part of the original document. Highway Transport Department, Office tariffs or supplements to become effective FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1297 on the shortest notice lawfully permis proclaimed, or until such earlier time as plan for joint action hereby approved, sible, but not prior to the effective date the Office of Defense Transportation by the rates, charges, rules, and regulations of this order. further order may designate. governing such service shall be those that 3. Whenever transportation service is Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th would have applied except for such di performed by one carrier in lieu of serv day of January 1945. version, exchange, pooling, or other act. ice by another carrier, by reason of a 4. The provisions of this order shall diversion, exchange, pool^g, or similar J. M. J ohnson, not be so construed or applied^as to act made or performed pursuant to the Director, require any carrier subject hereto to plan for joint action hereby approved, Office of Defense Transportation. perform any service beyond its trans the rates, charges, rules, and regulations Appendix 1 portation capacity, or to authorize or require any act or omission which is in governing such service shall be those that Charles A. Wicker, doing business as Wicker would have applied except for such di Transfer Co., Selma, Ala. violation of any law or regulation, or version, exchange, pooling, or other act. J. H. Bell, Jr., ft^rs. J. H. Bell, St., Miss Lillie to permit any carrier to alter its legal 4. The provisions of this order shall not Bell, copartners, doing business as Bell Trans liability to any shipper, or to exempt or be so construed or applied as to require fer Co., Selma, Ala. release any participant in the plan from any carrier subject hereto to perform any the requirements of any order of the service beyond its transportation capac [P. R. Doc. 45-1682; Piled, Jan. 27,^ 1945; Office of Defense Transportation now ity, or to authorize or require any act or 3:00 p. m.] or hereafter in effect. In the event that omission which is in violation of any law compliance with any term of this order, or regulation, or to permit any carrier to or effectuation of any provision of such alter its legal liability to any shipper. In [Supp. Order ODT 6A-89] plan, would conflict with, or would not the event that compliance with any term be authorized under, the existing inter of this order, or effectuation of any pro Common Carriers state or intrastate operating authority vision of such plan, would conflict with, coordinated operations between the of any carrier subject hereto, such car or would not be authorized under, the BOROUGHS OP MANHATTAN, BRONX AND rier forthwith shall apply to the ap existing interstate or intrastate operating BROOKLYN, NEW YORK propriate regulatory body or bodies for authority of any carrier subject hereto, the granting of such operating authority such carrier forthwith shall apply to the Upon consideration of a plan for joint as may be requisite to compliance with appropriate regulatory body or bodies forr action filed with the Office of Defense the terms of this order, and shall prose the granting of such operating authority Transportation by the persons nkmed in cute such application with all possible as may be requisite to compliance with Appendix 1 hereof to facilitate com diligence. The coordination of opera the terms of this order, and shall prose pliance with the requirements and pur tions directed by this order shall be sub cute such application with all possible poses of General Order ODT 6A, as ject to the carriers’ possessing or obtain diligence. The coordination of opera amended (8 F.R. 8757,14582; 9 F.R. 2794), ing the requisite operating authority. tions directed by this order shall be sub a copy of which plan is attached hereto 5. All records of the careers pertain ject to the earners’ possessing or obtain as Appendix 2,1 and ing to any transportation performed ing the requisite operating authority. It appearing that Jthe proposed coor pursuant to this order and to the pro 5. All records of the carriers pertaining dination of operations is necessary in visions of such plan shall be available to any transportation performed pur order to conserve and providently utilize for examination and inspection at all suant to this order and to the provisions vital transportation equipment, mate reasonable times by any accredited rep of such plan shall be kept available for rials, and supplies; and to provide for the resentative of the Office of Defense examination and inspection at all rea continuous movement of necessary traf Transportation. sonable times by accredited representa fic, the attainment of which purposes is 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par tives of the Office of Defense Transporta essential to the successful prosecution of ticipation in the plan for joint action tion. ' ' , the war, It is hereby ordered, That: hereby approved shall not be made with 6. Withdrawal of a carrier from par 1. The plan for joint action above re out prior approval of the Office of De ticipation in the plan for joint action ferred to is hereby approved and the per fense Transportation. hereby approved shall not be made with sons named in Appendix 1 hereof are 7. The provisions of this order §hall out prior approval of the Office of De directed to put the plan in operation be binding upon any successor in interest fense Transportation. ' forthwith, subject to the following pro to any carrier named in this order. Up 7. The provisions of this order shall be visions, which shall supersede any pro on a transfer of any operation involved binding upon any successor in interest to visions of such plan that are in- conflict in this order, the successor in interest any carrier named in this order. Upon therewith. and the other carriers named in this or a transfer of any operation involved in 2. Each of the carriers shall file forth der forthwith shalk notify, in writing, this order, the successor in interest and with a copy of this order with the appro the Office of Defense Transportation of the ofher carriers named in this order priate regulatory body or bodies having the transfer and, unless and until other forthwith shall notify, in writing, the jurisdiction over any operations affected wise ordered, the successor in interest Office of Defense Transportation of the by this order, and likewise shall file, and shall perform the functions of his pred transfer and, unless and until otherwise publish in accordance with law, and ecessor in accordance with the pro ordered, the successor in interest shall continue in effect until further order, visions of this order. perform the functions of his predecessor tariffs or schedules, or appropriate sup 8. The plan for joint action hereby in accordance with the provisions of this plements to filed tariffs or schedules, set approved and all contractual arrange order. ting forth any changes in rates, charges, ments made by the carriers to effectuate 8. The plan for joint action hereby ap rules, regulations, and practices of the the plan shall not continued operation proved and all contractual arrangements carrier which may be necessary to ac beyond the effective period of this order. made by the carriers to effectuate the cord with the provisions of this order 9. Communications concerning this plan shall not continue in operation be and of such plan; and forthwith shall order should refer to it by the supple yond the effective period of this order. apply to such regulatory body or bodies mentary order number which appears in 9. Communications concerning this or for special permission for such tariffs, the caption hereof, and, unless otherwise der should refer to it by the supplemen schedules, or supplements, to become ef directed, should be addressed to the tary order number which appears in the fective on the shortest notice lawfully Highway Transport Department, Office caption hereof, and, unless otherwise di permissible, but not prior to the effective of Defense Transportation, Washington rected, should be addressed to the High date of this order. 25, D. C. way Transport Department, Office of De 3. (Whenever transportation service is This order shall become effective Feb fense Transportation, Washington 25, performed by one carrier in lieu of serv D. C. ruary 2, 1945, and shall remain in full ice by another carrier, by reason of a force and effect until the termination of This order shall become effective Feb diversion, exchange, pooling, or similar the present war shall have been duly ruary 2, 1945, and shall remain in full act made or performed pursuant to the proclaimed, or until such earlier time as force and effect until the termination of the Office of Defense Transportation by the present war shall have been duly 1 Filed as part of the original document. further order may designate. No. 22----- 6 1298 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th pursuant to this order and to the provi ODT 20A (8 F.R. 9231), a copy of which day of January 1945. sions of such plan shall be kept available plan is attached hereto as Appendix 2,1 for examination with inspection at all and jt appearing that the. operators pro J. M. Johnson, reasonable times by accredited represen pose, by the plan, to coordinate their Director, * tatives of the Office of Defense Transpor taxicab operations within the area of Office of Defense Transportation. tation. Lake Placid, New York, so as to assure Appendix 1 5. The plan for joint action hereby ap maximum utilization of their facilities, Morris Squire and Irving Cotier, copartners, proved and all contractual arrangements services and equipment, and to conserve doing business as S. & G. City Trucking Co., made by the operators to effectuate the and providently utilize vital equipment,, New York City, N. Y. plan shall not continue in operation be materials and supplies, and to provide Joseph Hertzènberg, Isidór Sandman, and yond the effective period of this order. for the prompt and continuous move Jenny Sandman, copartners, doing business 6.. Any operator duly authorized or ment of necessary traffic, the attainment as Sandy Trucking Co., New York City, N. Y. permitted to operate taxicabs within the of which purposes is essential to the Isidor J. Weisman, New York City, N. Y. area herein described, and having suit successful prosecution of the war; It is [F. R. Doc. 45-1683; Filed, Jan. 27, 1945; able equipment and facilities therefor, hereby ordered, That ; 3:00 p. m.] may make application in writing to the 1. The plan for joint'action above re Highway Transport Department, Office ferred to is hereby approved, and the op of Defense Transportation, Albany, New erators are directed to place the plan [Supp. Order ODT 20A-190] York, for authorization tp participate into operation forthwith, subject to the in the plan. A copy of each such appli following provisions, which shall super Certain T axicab Operators cation shall be served upon each of the sede any provisions of such plan that are COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN SARANAC LAKE operators named in this order. Upon in conflict therewith. AND LAKE PLACID, N. Y . AREA receiving authorization to participate in 2. Each of the operators shall forth the plan, each such operator shall be with file a copy of this order with the Upon consideration of a plan for joint come subject to this order and shall appropriate regulatory body or bodies action filed with the Office of Defense thereupon be entitled and required to having jurisdiction over any operations Transportation by the persons named in participate in the plan in accordance ' affected by this order. Appendix 1 hereof (hereinafter called with all of the provisions and conditions 3. The provisions of this order shall “operators”) pursuant to General Order of this order, in the same manner and not be construed or applied as to permit ODT 20A (8 F.R. 9231), a copy of which degree as the operators named herein. any operator named herein to alter his plan is attached hereto as Appendix 2,1 No operator who now is or hereafter legal liability to any passenger. In the and it appearing that the operators pro becomes a party to the plan shall be event that compliance with any term of pose, by the plan, to coordinate their expelled therefrom or refused participa this order, or effectuation of any provi taxicab operations within the area of tion therein without the authority of sion of such plan, would conflict with, Saranac Lak§ and Lake Placid, New York, the Office of Defense Transportation. or would not be authorized under, the so as to assure maximum utilization of 7. Communications concerning this existing operating authority of any op their facilities, services and equipment, order should refer to “Supplementary erator named herein^ such operator forth and to conserve and providently utilize Order ODT 20A-190” and, unless other with shall apply to the appropriate regu vital equipment, materials and supplies, wise directed, should be addressed to the latory body or bodies for the granting and to provide for the prompt and con Highway Transport Department, Office of such operating authority as may be tinuous movement of necessary traffic, of Defense Transportation, Albany, New requisite to compliance with the terms of the attainment of which purposes is es York. this order, and shall prosecute such ap sential to the successful prosecution of 8. ” This order shall become effectiveplication with all possible diligence. the war, It is hereby ordered, That: February 6, 1945, and-shall remain in The coordination of operations directed 1. The plan for joint action above re full force and effect Until the termina by this order shall be' subject to the ferred to is hereby approved, and the tion of the present war shall have, been operators’ possessing or obtaining the operators' are directed to place the plan duly proclaimed, or until such earlier requisite operating authority. into operation forthwith, subject to the time as the Office of Defense Transporta 4. All records of the operators pertain following provisions, which shall super tion by further order may designate. ing to any transportation performed pur sede any provisions of such plan that suant to this order and to the provisions are in conflict therewith. , Issued at Washington, D. C.,.this 30th of such plan shall bp kept available for 2. Each of the operators shall forth day of January 1945. . examination with inspection at all rea with file a copy of this order with the ap J. M. J ohnson, sonable times by accredited representa propriate regulatory body or bodies hav Director, tives of the Office of Defense Transpor ing jurisdiction over any operations Office of Defense Transportation. tation affected by this order. 5. The plan for joint-action hereby ap 3. The provisions of this order shall A p p e n d ix 1 proved and all contractual arrangements not be construed or applied as to permit Irvin G. Pelkey, 11 Main St., Lake Placid, made by the operators to effectuate the any operator named herein to alter his N. Y. plan shall not continue in operation be legal liability to any passenger. In the Horace Wilcox, 111 Main. St., Lake Placid, N. Y. yond the effective period of this order. event that compliance with any term of Igugene Maguire, 17 Maine St., lake Placid,' 6. Any operator duly authorized or per this order, or effectuation of any provi N. Y. mitted to operate taxicabs within the sion of such plan, would conflict with, or Donald Seney, Saranac Lake, N. Y. area herein described, and having suit would not be authorized under, the exist Aaron Hoyt, Saranac Lake, N. Y. able equipment and facilities' therefor, ing operating authority of any operator A. R. Brundage, Saranac Lake, N. Y. may make application in writing to the named herein, such operator forthwith [F. R. Doc. 45-1755; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Highway Transport Department, Office shall apply to the appropriate regulatory 3:20 p. m.] of Defense Transportation, Albany, New body or bodies for the granting of such York, for authorization to participate in operating authority as may be requisite the plan. A copy of each such applica to compliance with the terms of this or [Supp. Order ODT 20A-191] tion shall be served upon each of the op der, and shall prosecute such application erators named in this order. Upon re with all possible diligence. The coordi Certain T axicab Operators ceiving authorization to participate in nation of operations directed by this or the plan, each such operator shall be der shall be subject to the operators pos COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN LAKE PLACID, come subject to this order and shall sessing or obtaining the requisite oper N. Y. AREA thereupon be entitled and required to ating authority. Upon consideration of-a plan for joint participate in the plan in accordance 4. All records of the operators per action filed with the Office of Defense with all of the provisions and conditions taining to any transportation performed Transportation by the persons named in of this order, in the same manner and Appendix 1 hereof (hereinafter called degree as the operators named herein. 1 Filed as part of the original document. “operators”) pursuant to General Order No operator who now is or hereafter be- FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1299 comes a party to the plan shall be ex sion of such plan, would conflict with, or Blanche Lavigne, doing business as City pelled therefrom or refused participation would not be authorized under, th? exist Taxi, 13 West Central St., Manchester, N. H. therein without the authority of the ing operating authority of any operator Norman A. Packard, doing business as Packard’s Taxi Service, 522 Maple Street, Office of Defense Transportation. named herein, such operator forthwith Manchester, N. H. 7. Communications concerning this or shall apply to the appropriate regulatory Katherine Sears, doing business as Kay’s der should refer to “Supplementary Or body or bodies for the granting of such Taxi, 533 Maple St., Manchester, N. H. der ODT 20A-191” and, unless otherwise operating authority as may be requisite John J. Bresnahan, doing business as Bres- directed, should be addressed to the to compliance with the terms of this nahan Taxi Service, 301 Spruce Street, Man Highway Transport Department, Office order, and shall prosecute such applica chester, N. H. of Defense Transportation, Albany, New tion with all possible diligence. The co Eugene Guertin, doing business as Gene’s Taxi Service, 8 West Central Street, Manches York. ordination of operations directed by this ter, N. H. 8. This order shall become effective order shall be subject to the operators Donald Richardson, doing business as February 6,1945, and shall remain in full possessing or obtaining the requisite op Gene’s Taxi Service, 8 West Central Streèt, force and effect until the termination of erating authority. Manchester, N. H. the present war shall have been duly pro 4. All records of th.e operators per Philip J. Fortin, doing business as Gene’s claimed, or until such earlier time as the taining to any transportation performed Taxi Service, 8 West Central Street, Man Office of Defense Transportation by pursuant to this order and to the pro chester, N. H. visions of such plan shall be kept avail Raoul Boucher, doing business as Gehe’s further order may designate. Taxi Service, 8 West Central Street, Man Issued at Washington, D. C., this 30th able for examination with inspection at chester, N. H. day of January 1945. all reasonable times by accredited repre Stanley Wajda, doing business as Gene’s sentatives of the Office of Defense Trans Taxi Service, 8 West Central Street, Man J. M. J ohnson, portation. chester, N. H. Director, 5. The plan for joint action hereby Germaine Guertin, doing business as Gene’s Office of Defense Transportation. approved and all contractual arrange Taxi Service, 8 West Central Street, Man chester, N. H. Appendix 1 ments made by the operators to effectu ate the .»plan shall not continue in David Blackwell, Lake Placid, N. Y. [F. R. Doc. 45-1757; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Robley E. Perkins, Lake Placid, N. Y. operation beyond the effective period of 3:20 p. m.] Horace Wilcox, Lake Placid, N. Y.. this order. Eugene G. Maguire, Lake, Placid, N. Y. 6. Any operator duly authorized or Irvin Pelkey, Lake Placid, N. Y. permitted to operate taxicabs within [Supp. Order ODT 20A-193] the area herein described, and having [P. R. Doc. 45-1756; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; Certain Taxicab Operators 3:20 p. m.] suitable equipment and facilities there for, may make application in writing to COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN FREEPORT, the Highway Transport Department, N. Y., AREA Office of Defense Transportation, Con Upon consideration of a plan for joint [Supp. Order ODT 20A-192] cord, New Hampshire, for authorization to participate in the plan. A copy of action filed with the Office of Defense Certain Taxicab Operators each such application shall be served Transportation by the persons named in Appendix 1 hereof (hereinafter called COORDINATED OPERATIONS IN MANCHESTER, upon each of the operators named in R. H., AREA this order. Upon receiving authorization “operators”) pursuant to General Order to participate in the plan, each such ODT 20A (8 F.R. 9231), a copy of which Upon consideration of a plan for joint operator shall become subject to this plan is attached hereto as Appendix 2,1 action filed with the Office of Defense order and shall thereupon be entitled and and it appearing that the operators pro Transportation by the persons named in required to participate in the plan in pose, by the plan, to coordinate their Appendix 1 hereof (hereinafter called accordance with all of the provisions and taxicab operations within the area of “operators”) pursuant to General Order conditions of this order, in the same Freeport, New York, so as to assure max ODT 20A (8 F.R. 9231), a copy of which manner and degree as the operators imum utilization of their facilities, serv plan is attached hereto as Appendix 2,1 named herein. No operator who now is ices and equipment, and to conserve and and it appearing that the operators pro or hereafter becomes a party to the plan providently utilize vital equipment, ma pose, by the plan, to coordinate their shall be expelled therefrom or refused terials and supplies, and to provide for taxicab operations within the area of participation therein without the au the prompt and continuous movement of Manchester, New Hampshire, so,as to thority of the Office of Defense Trans necessary traffic, the attainment of assure maximum utilization of their fa portation. Which purposes is essential to the suc cilities, services and equipment, and to 7. Communications concerning this cessful prosecution of the war, It is conserve and providently utilize vital order should refer to “Supplementary hereby ordered, That: equipment, materials and supplies, and Order ODT 20A-192” and, unless other 1. The plan for joint action above re to provide for the prompt and continuous wise directed, should be addressed to the ferred to is hereby approved, and the movement of necessary traffic, the at Highway Transport Department, Office operators are directed to place the plan tainment of which purposes is essential of Defense Transportation, Concord, into operation forthwith, subject to the to the successful prosecution of the war; New Hampshire. following provisions, which shall super It is hereby ordered, That: 8. This order shall become effective sede any provisions of such plan that are 1. The plan for joint action above re February 6, 1945, and shall remain in in conflict therewith. ferred to is hereby approved, and the full force and effect until the termina 2. Each of the operators shall forth operators are directed to place the plan tion of the present war shall have been with file a copy of this order with the into operation forthwith, subject to the duly proclaimed, or until such earlier appropriate regulatory body or bodies following provisions, which shall super time as the Office.of Defense Transporta haying jurisdiction over any operations sede any provisions of such plan that tion by further order may designate. affected by this order. are in conflict therewith. 3. The provisions of this order shall not 2. Each of the operators shall forth Issued at Washington, D. C., this 30th be construed or applied as to permit any with file a copy of this order with the day of January 1945. operator named herein to alter his legal appropriate regulatory body or bodies J. M. J ohnson, liability to any passenger. In the event having jurisdiction over any operations Director, that compliance with any term of this affected by this order. Office of Defense Transportation. order, or effectuation of any provision 3. The provisions of this order shall of such plan, would conflict with, or not be construed or applied as to permit Appendix 1 would not be authorized under, the exist any operator named herein to alter his Robert G. Annan, doing business as Temple ing operating authority of any operator legal liability to any passenger. In the Taxi, 10A West Merrimack Street, Manches named herein, such operator forthwith ter, N. H. shall apply to the appropriate regula event that compliance with any term of Checker Cab Company, Inc., 61 Birch this order, or effectuation of any provi- Street, Manchester, N. H. tory body or bodies for the granting of Ida LeBlond, doing business as LeBlond’s such operating authority as may be req 1 Filed as part of the original document. Taxi, 35 Lake Avenue, Manchester, N. H. uisite to compliance with the terms of 1300 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 this order, and shall prosecute such ap Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Daniel Vanderbeck, by this order, the manufacturer and plication with all possible diligence. The 12 Smith Street, Freeport, N. Y. Paul Davi every other seller (except a retailer) coordination oi operations directed by son, 105 West Market St., Long Beach, N. Y. shall notify the purchaser of the max this order shall Le subject to the opera [F. R. Doc. 45-1758; Filed, Jan. 29, 1945; imum list price and the maximum retail tors possessing or obtaining the requisite 8:20 p. m.] price established by this order for such operating authority. brand and size or frontmark of domestic 4. All records of the operators pertain cigars. The notice shall conform to and ing to any transportation performed be given in the manner prescribed by pursuant to this order and to the provi OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regulation sions of such plan shall be kept avail No. 260. able for examination with inspection at [MPR 260, Order 550] (d) Unless the context otherwise re all reasonable times by accredited repre J o se P a t in o C igar F actor y quires, appropriate provisions of Max sentatives of the Office of Defense Trans AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES imum Price Regulation No. 260, shall portation. apply to salés for which maximum prices 5. The plan for joint action hereby For the reasons set forth in an opin are established by this order. approved and all contractual arrange ion accompanying this order, and pur (e) This order may be revoked or ments made by the operators to effec suant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price amended by the Price Administrator at tuate the plan shall not continue in op Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: any time. (a) Jose Patino Cigar Factory, 1710 eration beyond the effective period of this This order shall become effective Jan order. 19th Street, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter 6. Any operator duly authorized or called “manufacturer”), and wholesalers uary 27, 1945. permitted to operate taxicabs within the and retailers may sell, offer to sell or de Issued this 26th day of January 1945. area herein described, and having suit liver and any person may buy, offer to buy or receive each brand and size or C h e s t e r B o w l e s , able equipment and facilities therefor, Administrator. may make application in writing to the frontmark, and packing of the following Highway Transport Department, Office domestic cigars at the appropriate maxi . R. Doc. 45-1596; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; of Defense Transportation, New York, mum list price and maximum retail price 11:49 a. m.] New York, for authorization to partic set forth below: ipate in the plan. A copy of each such application shall be served upon each Maxi Maxi Size or front- Pack mum mum [MPR 260, Order 551] of the operators named in this order. Brand mark . ing list retail Upon receiving authorization to par price price R o m e o C igar C o . ticipate in the plan, each such operator AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES shall become subject to this order and Per M Cents Sylvia______60 $44 2 for 11 For the reasons set forth in an opinion shall thereupon be entitled and required 6 to participate in the plan in accordance Cadetes._____ 60 40 accompanying this order, and pursuant with all of J;he provisions and conditions to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price of this order, in the same manner and (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: degree as the operators named herein. shall grant, with respect to their sales (a) Romeo Cigar Company, 919 11th No operator who now is or hereafter of each brand and size or frontmark of Avenue, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter becomes a party to the plan shall be domestic cigars for which maximum called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers expelled therefrom or refused participa prices are established by this order, the and retailers may sell, offer to sell or tion therein without the authority of the discounts they customarily granted in deliver and any person may buy, offer to Office of Defense Transportation. March 1942 on their sales of domestic buy or receive each brand and size or 7. Communications concerning this cigars of the same price class to pur frontmark, and packing of the following order should refer to “Supplementary chasers of the same class, unless a change domestic cigars at the appropriate max Order ODT 20A-193” and, unless other therein results in a lower price. Packing imum list price and maximum retail wise directed, should be addressed to the differentials charged by the manufac price set forth below: Highway Transport Department, Office turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on of Defense Transportation, New York, sales of domestic cigars of the same price Maxi Maxi class to purchasers of the same class Size or front- Pack mum mum New York. Brand mark ing list retail 8. This order shall become effective may be charged on corresponding sales price price February 6,1945, and shall remain in full of each brand and size or frontmark force and effect until the termination of of cigars priced by this order, but shall P erM Cents the present war shall have been duly not be increased. Packing differentials Romeo___ r .___ Corona Special 50 $48 6 Londres...... 60 44 2 for 11 proclaimed, or until such earlier time as allowed by the manufacturer or a whole Daniels______so- 40 6 the Office of Defense Transportation by saler in March 1942 on sales' of domestic further order may designate. cigars of the same price class to pur chasers of the same class shall be al (b) The manufacturer and wholesal Issued at Washington, D. C., this 30th lowed on corresponding sales of each ers shall grant, with respect to their sales day of January 1945. brand and size or frontmark of çigars of each brand and size or frontmark of J . M. J o h n s o n , priced by this order and shall not be domestic cigars for which maximum Director, reduced. If a brand and size or front- prices, are established by this order, the Office of Defense Transportation. mark of domestic cigars for which maxi discounts they customarily granted in mum prices are established by this order March 1942 on their sales of domestic Appendix 1 is of a price class not sold by the man cigars of the same price class to purchas Charles Goebel, 258 South Ocean Avenue, ufacturer or the particular wholesaler in ers of the same class, unless a change Freeport, N. Y. Frank Schwarz, 24 West Lin March 1942, he shall, with respect to therein results in a lower price. Pack coln Place, Freeport, N. Y. William Gilbert, his sales thereof, grant the discounts and ing differentials charged by the manu 17 Davis Street, Roosevelt, N. Y. Milton may charge and shall allow the pack facturer *or a wholesaler in March 1942 Nussbaum, 178 Pine Street, Freeport, N. Y. ing differentials customarily granted, on sales of domestic cigars of the same George W. Batcher, 22 Pearsall Avenue, Free charged or allowed (as the case may be) price class to purchasers of the same port, N. Y. Clinton G. Mahoney, 138 East in March 1942 by his most closely com class may be charged on corresponding Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Tessie Kretko, 51 petitive seller of the same class on sales sales of each brand and size or frontmark Fredericks Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. William Clark, 130 Centre Street, Freeport, N. Y. of domestic cigars of the same March of cigars priced by this order, but shall Frank Bader, 55 East Raymond Avenue, 1942 price class to purchasers of the same not be increased. Packing differentials Roosevelt, N. Y. Richard S. Newhouse, 23 class. allowed by the manufacturer or a whole Mount Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Salvatore (c) On or before the first delivery to saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic Lodato, 193 Jay Street, Freeport, N. Y. Ar any purchaser of each brand and size cigars of the same price 'class to pur thur Maieller, 191 County Line Rd., Amity- or frontmark or domestic cigars for chasers of the same class shall be al ville, N: Y. Edward V. Andrews, 31 East which maximum prices are established lowed on corresponding sales of each FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1301 brand and size or frontmark of cigars mark of domestic cigars for which max t*manufacturer”) and wholesalers and priced by this order and shall not be re imum prices are established by this or retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver duced. If a brand and size or frontmark der, the discounts they customarily and any person may buy, offer to buy or of domestic cigars for which maximum granted in March 1942 on their sales of' receive each brand and size or front- prices are established by this order is of domestic cigars of the same price class mark,"and packing of the following do a price class not sold by the manufac to purchasers of the same class, unless a mestic cigars at the appropriate maxi turer or the particular wholesaler in change therein results in a lower price. mum list price and maximum retail price March 1942, he shall, with respect to his Packing differentials charged by the set forth below: sales thereof, grant the discounts and manufacturer or a wholesaler in March may charge and shall allow the packing 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Maxi Maxi differentials customarily granted, same price class to purchasers of the Size or front- Pack mum mum charged pr allowed (as the case may be) same class may be charged on corre Brand mark • ... ing list retail in March 1942 by his most closely com sponding sales of each brand and size or price price petitive seller of the same class on sales frontmark of cigars priced by this order, Per M Cents of domestic cigars of the same March but shall not be increased. Packing dif 50 $56 7 1942 price class to purchasers of the same ferentials allowed by the manufacturer class. or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales (c) On or before the first delivery to of domestic cigars of the same price class (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers any purchaser of each brand and size to purchasers of the same class shall be shall grant, with respect to their sales or frontmark of domestic cigars for allowed on corresponding sales of each of each brand and size or frontmark of which maximum prices are established brand and size or frontmark of cigars domestic cigars for which maximum by this order, the manufacturer and priced by this order and shall not be re prices are established by this order, the every other seller (except a retailer) shall duced. If a brand and size or front- discounts they customarily granted in notify the purchaser of the maximum mark of domestic cigars for which max March 1942 on their sales of domestic list price and the maximum retail price imum prices are established by this or cigars of the same price class to pur established by this order for such brand der is of a price class not sold by the chasers of the same class, unless a and size or frontmark of dometsic cigars. manufacturer or the particular whole change therein results in a lower price. The notice shall conform to and be given saler in March 1942, he shall, with re Packing differentials charged by the in the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. counts and may charge and shall allow 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the (d) Unless the context otherwise re the packing differentials customarily same price class to purchasers of the quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi granted, charged or allowed (as the case same class may be charged on corre mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap may be) ‘in March 1942 by his most sponding sales of each brand and size or ply to sales for which maximum prices closely competitive seller of the same frontmark of cigars priced by this order, are established by this order. class on sales of domestic cigars of the but shall not be increased. Packing dif (e) This order may be revoked or same March 1942 price class to pur ferentials allowed by the manufacturer amended by the Price Administrator at chasers of the same class. or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales of any time. (c) On or before the first delivery to domestic cigars of the same price class any purchaser of each brand and" size or to purchasers of the same class shall be This order shall become effective Jan frontmark of domestic cigars for which allowed on corresponding sales of each uary 27, 1945. maximum prices are established by this brand and size or frontmark of cigars Issued this 26th day of January 1945. order, the manufacturer and every other priced by this order and shall not be seller (except a retailer) shall notify the reduced. If a brand and size or front- Chester B owles, mark of domestic cigars for which maxi Administrator. purchaser of the maximum list price and the maximum retail price established by mum prices are established by this order [P. R. Doc. 45-1597; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; this order for such brand and size or is of a price class not sold by the man 11:51 a. m.] frontmark of domestic cigars. The no ufacturer or the particular wholesaler tice shall conform to and be given in the in March 1942, he shall, with respect to manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi his sales thereof, grant the discounts and mum Price Regulation No. 260. may charge and shall allow the pack [MPR 260, Order 552] (d) Unless the context otherwise re ing differentials customarily granted, Mrs. Milton Grosklaus quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi charged or allowed (as the case may be) mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap in March 1942 by his most closely com authorization of maximum prices ply to sales for which maximum prices petitive seller of the same class on sales For the reasons set forth in an opinion are established by this order. of domestic cigars of the same March accompanying this order, and pursuant (e) This order may be revoked or 1942 price class to purchasers of the to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price amended by the Price Administrator at same class. Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: any time. (c) On* or before the first delivery to (a) Mrs. Milton Grosklaus, Wanbeka, any purchaser of each brand and size or P. O. Fredonia, Wisconsin (hereinafter This order shall become effective Jan frontmark of domestic cigars for which called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers uary 27,1945. maximum prices are established by this and retailers may sell, offer to sell or de Issued this 26th day of January 1945. order, the manufacturer and every other liver and any person may buy, offer to seller (except a retailer) shall notify the buy or receive each brand and size or Chester B owles, purchaser of the maximum list price and frontmark* and packing of the following Administrator. the maximum retail price established by domestic cigars at the appropriate max [F. R. Doc. 45-1598; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; this order for such brand and size or imum list price and maximum retail 11:51 a. m.] frontmark of domestic cigars. The no price set forth below: tice shall conform to and be given in the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max imum Price Regulation No. 260. Maxi Maxi [MPR 260, Order 553] (d) Unless the context otherwise re Brand Size of front- Pack mum mum mark ing list retail R obert P. D avis quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi price price mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall authorization of maximum prices apply to sales for which maximum prices P erM Cents New Aleomo__ 50 $56 7 For the reasons set forth in an opinion are established by this order. M & L...... De Luxe...... 50 64 8 accompanying this order, and pursuant ' (e) This order may be revoked or to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg amended by the Price Administrator at any time. (b) The manufacturer and whole ulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: salers shall grant, with respect to their (a) Robert P. Davis, 1213 25th Street, This order shall become effective Jan sales of each brand and size or front- Newport News, Va. (hereinafter called uary 27,1945. 1302 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 Issued this 26th day of January 1945. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the be reduced. If a brand and size or purchaser,of the maximum list price and Chester B owles, frontmark of domestic cigars for which Administrator. the maximum retail price established by maximum prices are established by this this order for such brand and size or order is of a price class not sold by the [F. R.' Doc. 45-1599; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; frontmark of domestic cigars. The no manufactuer or the particular whole 11:51 a. m.] tice shall conform to and be given in the saler in March 1942, he shall, with re manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis mum Price Regulation No. 260. counts and may charge and shall allow (d) Unless the context otherwise re the packing differentials customarily [MPR 260;. Order 554] quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi granted, charged or allowed (as the case F amp Señorita Cigar Co. mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap may be) in March 1942 by his most ply to sales for which maximum prices closely competitive seller of the same AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES are established by this order. class on sales of domestic cigars of the For the reasons set forth in an opinion (e) This order may be revoked or same March 1942 price class to pur accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at chasers of the same class. to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price any time. (c) On or before the first delivery to Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: This order shall become effective Jan any purchaser of each brand and size (a) Famp Señorita Cigar Co., 2714% uary 27,1945. or frontmark of domestic cigars for 12th Street, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter which maximum prices are established called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers Issued this 26th day of January 1945, by this order, the manufacturer and and retailers may sell, offer to sell or Chester Bowles, every other seller (except a retailer) deliver and any person may buy, offer to Administrator. shall notify the purchaser of the maxi buy, or receive each brand and size or mum list price and the maximum retail frontmark, and packing of the following [F. R. Doc. 45-1600; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; price established by this order for such domestic cigars at the appropriate max 11:50 a. m.] brand and size or frontmark of domestic imum list price and maximum retail cigars. The notice shall conform to and price set forth below: be given in the manner prescribed by [MPR 260, Order 555] § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. Maxi Maxi O. K. Cigar F actory (d) Unless the context otherwise re Brand Sire or front- Pack mum mum mark ing list retail AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi price price mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall For the reasons set forth in an opinion apply to sales for which maximum prices Per M Cents accompanying this order, and pursuant Tampa Señorita. to $82.50 11 are established by this order. to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg (e) This order may be revoked or ulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: amended by the Price Administrator at (b) The manufacturer and whole (a) O. K. Cigar Factory, 2518 St. John any time. salers shall grant, with respect to their Street, Tampa, Fla. (hereinafter called sales of each brand and size or front- “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and This order shall become effective mark of domestic cigars for which max retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver January 27, 1945. imum prices are established by this order, and any person may buy, offer to buy or Issued this 26th day of January 1945. the discounts they customarily granted receive each brand and size or front- mark, and packing of the following do Chester Bowles, in March 1942 on their sales of domestic Administrator. cigars of the same price class to pur mestic cigars at the appropriate maxi chasers of the same class, unless a change mum list price and maximum retail pried [F. R. Doc. 45-1601; Filed, Jail. 26, 1945; therein results in a lower price. Packing set forth below: 11:49 a. m.] differentials charged by the manufac turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on Maxi Maxi sales of domestic cigars of the same price Brand Sire or front- Pack mum mum [MPR 260, Order 556] class to purchasers of the same class may mark ing list retail be charged on corresponding sales of price price Gilbert Valdes Cigar F actory each brand and size or frontmark of Per M Cents AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES cigars priced by this order, but shall not O K ...... Corona Extra. 60 $48.00 6 be increased. Packing differentials al Corona Special 60 48.00 6 For the reasons set forth in an opin lowed by the manufacturer or a whole Panetela...... 60 101.25 2 for 27 ion accompanying this order, and pur saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic suant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum cigars of the same price class to pur (b) The manufacturer and whole Price Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, chasers of the same class shall be al salers shall grant, with respedt to their That: lowed on corresponding sales of each sales of each brand and size or front- (a) Gilbert Valdes Cigar Factory, brand and size or frontmark of cigars mark of domestic cigars for which max 2307% 2d Avenue, Tampa 5, Fla. (here priced by this order and shall not be imum prices are established by this or inafter called “manufacturer”) and reduced. If a brand and size or front- der, the discounts they customarily wholesalers and retailers may sell, of mark of domestic cigars for which max granted in March 1942 on their sales of fer to sell or deliver and any person may imum prices are established by this order domestic cigars of the same price class buy, offer to buy or receive each brand is of a price class not sold by the manu to purchasers of the same class, unless and size or frontmark, and packing of facturer or the particular wholesaler in a change therein results in a lower price. the following domestic cigars at the'ap March 1942, he shall, with respect to his Packing differentials charged by the propriate maximum list price and maxi sales thereof, grant the discounts and manufacturer or a wholesaler in March mum retail price set forth below: may charge and shall allow the pack 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the ing differentials customarily granted, same price class to purchasers of the Maxi Maxi* charged or allowed (as the case may be) Sire or Pack mum mum same class, may be charged on corre Brand frontmark ing list retail in March 1942 by his most closely com sponding sales of each brand and size price price petitive seller of the same class on sales or frontmark of cigars priced by this or of domestic cigars of the same March der, but shall not be increased. Packing P erM Cents 1942 price class to purchasers of the same differentials allowed by the manufacturer Gilbert Valdes Coronas...... 60 $60 2 for class. or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales Cigars. 15. (c) On or before the first delivery to of domestic cigars of the same price any purchaser of each brand and size or class to purchasers of the same class (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers frontmark of domestic cigars for which shall be allowed on corresponding sales shall grant, with respect to their sales of maximum prices are established by this of each brand and size or frontmark of each brand and size or frontmark of do order, the manufacturer and every other cigars priced by this order and shall not mestic cigars for which maximum prices FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1303 are established by this order, the dis wholesalers and retailers may sell, offer Issued this 26th day of January 1945. counts they customarily granted in to sell or deliver and any person may Chester B owles, March 1942 on .their sales of domestic buy, offer to buy or receive each brand Administrator. cigars of the same price class to pur and size or frontmark, and packing of chasers of the same class, unless a the following domestic cigars at the [F. R. Doc. 45-1603; Piled, Jan. 26, 1945; change therein results in a lower price. appropriate maximum list price and 11:50 a. m. Packing differentials charged by the maximum retail price set forth below: manufacturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the M a x i M a x i Size or P a c k m u m m u m same price class to purchasers of the B ran d [MPR 260, Order 546] frontm ark ing . list retail same class may be charged on corre price price R obert Morgan & Co. sponding sales of each brand and size or AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES frontmark of cigars priced by this order, P erM Cents but shall not be increased. Packing dif T ri-su m ______Perfecto______50 7 For the reasons set forth in an opinion ferentials allowed by the manufacturer P a n a tella _____ < 50 66 7 accompanying this order, and pursuant or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales to § 1358.102a of Maximum Price Reg of domestic cigars ,of the same price (b) The manufacturer and whole ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: class to purchasers of the same class shall salers shall grant, with respect to their (a) Robert Morgan & Òo., 15th and H be allowed on corresponding sales of sales of each brand and size or front- Sts. NW., Washington, D. C. (herein each brand and size or frontmark of mark of domestic cigars for which max after called “manufacturer”) and cigars priced by this order and shall not imum prices are established by this or wholesalers and retailers may sell, offer be reduced. If a brand and size or front- der, the discounts they customarily to sell or deliver and any person may mark of domestic cigars for which maxi granted in March 1942 on their sales of buy, offer to buy or receive each brand mum prices are established by this order domestic cigars of the same price class is of a price class not sold by the manu and size or frontmark,, and packing of to purchasers of the same class, unless a the following domestic cigars at the ap facturer or the particular wholesaler in change therein result in a lower price. March 1942, he shall, with respect to his propriate maximum list price and maxi Packing differentials charged by the mum retail price set forth below: sales thereof, grant the discounts and manufacturer or a wholesaler in March may charge and shall allow the pack 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the ing differentials customarily granted, Maxi Maxi same price class to purchasers of the Frontmark Pack mum mum charged or allowed (as the case may be) same class may be. charged on corre Brand ing list retail in March 1942 by his most closely com sponding sales of each brand and size or ¡price price petitive seller of the same class on sales of domestic cigars of the same March frontmark of cigars priced by this order, P erM 1942 price class to purchasers of the but shall not be increased. Packing dif La Conga„._ Aromosos Reales.. 10 $750.00 $1.00 ferentials allowed by the manufacturer Gran Coronas...... 25 385.00 .55 same class. Dukes...... 25 385.00 .55 (c) On or before the first delivery to or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales Fancy Tales_____ 25 368.50 .50 any purchaser of each brand and size or of domestic cigars of the same price class Imperials______25 337.50 .45 to purchasers of the same class shall be Coronas______25 297.00 .39 frontmark of domestic cigars for which Perfectos...... 25 246.25 .33 allowed on corresponding sales of each Kings Own;_____ 25 246.25 .33 maximum prices are established by this brand and size or frontmark of cigars Half Coronas...... 25 225.00 .30 order, the manufacturer and every other Londres Special... 25 215.50 .28 seller (except a retailer) shall notify the priced by this order and shall not be re Belvederes...... 50 165.00 .22 duced. If a brand and size or frontmark Conchas...... 50 161.50 .20 purchaser of the maximum price and Panetelas______50 135.00 .17 the maximum retail price established by of domestic cigars for which maximum Cubanitos______50 95.00 2 for.25 prices are established by this order is of Petit Cetros_____ 25 211.17 .28 this order for such brand and size or a price class not sold by the manufac La Rum ba.. Aromosos Reales.. 10 750.00 1.00 frontmark of domestic cigars. The no Gran Corona...... 25 385.00 .55 tice shall conform to and be given in the turer or the particular wholesaler in Dukes______25 385.00 .55 March 1942, he shall, with respect to his Fancy Tales_____ 25 368.50 .50 manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max Imperiales______25 337. £0 .45 imum Price Regulation No. 260. sales thereof, grant the discounts and Coronas...... 25 297.00 .39 may charge and shall allow the pack Perfecto...... 25 246.25 .33 (d) Unless the context otherwise re K ings O w n ______25 246.25 .3 3 quires, appropriate provisions of Max ing differentials customarily granted, Half-Corona__ . . . 25 225.00 .30 charged or allowed (as the case may be) Petit Cetros...... 25 211.17 .28 imum Price Regulation No. 260, ahall Londres Special... 25 215. 50 .28 apply to sales for which maximum prices in March 19421oy his most closely com Belvederes...... 50 165.00 .22 are established by this order. petitive seller of the same class on sales Conchas^...... 50 161.50 .20 of domestic cigars of the same March Panatelas______50 135.00 .17 ■ (e) This order may be revoked or Cubanitos______50 95.00 2 for amended by the Price Administrator at 1942 price class to purchasers of the .25 any time. same class. (c) On or before the first delivery to (b) The manufacturer and wholesal This order shall become effective Jan any purchaser of each brand and size or uary 27, 1945. ers shall grant, with respect to their sales frontmark of domestic cigars for which of each brand arid size or frontmark of Issued this 26th day of January 1945. maximum prices are established by this domestic cigars for which maximum order, the manufacturer and every other Chester Bowles, prices are established by this order, the seller (except a retailer) shall notify the discounts they customarily granted in Administrator. purchaser of the maximum list price and the maximum retail price established by March 1942 on their sales of domestic [F. R. Doc. 45-1602; Piled, Jan. 26, 1945; cigars of the same price class to pur 11:50 a. m.] this order for such brand and size or frontmark of domestic cigars. The no chasers of the same class, unless a change tice shall conform to and be given in the therein results in a lower price. Packing manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max differentials charged by the manufac [MPR 260, Order 557] imum Price Regulation No. 260. turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on (d) Unless the .context otherwise re sales of domestic cigars of the same price Louis B lumenfeld quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi class to purchasers of the same class may AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap be charged on corresponding sales of ply to sales for which maximum prices For the reasons set forth in an opinion each brand and size or frontmark of are established by this order. cigars priced by this order, but shall not accompanying this order, and pursuant (e) This order may be revoked or to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price be increased. Packing differentials al Regulation No. 260, It is ordered, That: amended by the Price Administrator at lowed by the manufacturer or a whole (a) Louis Blumenfeld, 21 West Wash any time. saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic ington Street, Bradford, Penna. (here This order shall become effective cigars of the same price class to pur inafter called “irf&nufacturer”) and January 27, 1945. chasers of the same class shall be al- 1304 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 lowed on corresponding sales of each cept a retailer) shall notify the pur brand and size or frontmark of cigars Maxi Maxi chaser of the maximum list price and Brand Frontmark Pack mum mum priced by this order and shall not be ing list retail the maximum retail price established by reduced. If a brand and size or front- price price this order for such brand and frontmark mark of domestic cigars for which maxi of imported cigars. The notice shall mum prices are established by this order P erM conform to and be given in the manner La Conga.... Aromosos Reales.. 10 750.00 $1.00 is of a price class not sold by the manu Gran Coronos____ 25 385.00 .55 prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maximum facturer or the particular wholesaler in Dukes...... 25 385.00 .55 Price Regulation No. 260, as amended. March 1942, he shall, with respect to his Fancy Tales...... 25 368.60 .50 Coronos_____ :___ 25 297.00 .39 (d) Unless the context otherwise re sales thereof, grant the discounts and Rings Own..____ 25 246.25 .33 quires, the provisions of Maximum Price may charge and shall allow the packing Perfectos______* 25 246. 25 .33 Regulation No. 260, as amended, shall La R uàba... Petit Corona...... 25 225.00 .30 differentials customarily granted, 25 211.17 .28 apply to sales for which maximum prices charged or allowed (as the case may be) Loudres Special... 25 215.50 .28 are established by this order. Belvederes______50 165.00 .22 in March 1942 by his most closely com Conchas______50 161.50 .20 (e) This order may be revoked or petitive seller of the same class on sales Pánatelas.______50 135.00 .17 amended by the Price Administrator at of domestic cigars of the same March 1942 Cubinatos . . . . ___ 50 95.00 2 for 25 Aromosos Reales.. 10 750.00 1.0Ò any time. price class to purchasers of the same - Gran Coronos____ 25 385.00 .55 class. D u k es...... ■ 25 385.00 • .55 This order shall become effective Jan Fancy Tales_____ 25 368.50 .60 uary 26, 1945. (c) On or before the first delivery to Coronos______25 297.00 .39 any purchaser of each brand and size or Rings Own______25 246.25 33 Issued this 25th day of January 1945. frontmark of domestic cigars for which Perfectos...... 25 246.25 .33 La Conga___ Petit Corono_____ 25 225.00 .30 Chester Bowles, maximum prices are established by this Petit Cetres...... 25 211.17 .28 order, the manufacturer and every other Londres Special... 25 215.50 .28 Administrator. Belvederes...... 50 165.00 .22 seller (except a retailer) shall notify the Conchas______50 161.50 . .20 [F. R. Doc. 45-1514; Filed, Jan. 25, 1945; purchaser of the maximum list price and Panetelas...... 5.0 135.00 .17 11:22 a. nr.] C ubinatos______50 95.00 2 for 25 the maximum retail price established Payaso—— Petit Corono.. ... 25 225.00 .30 by this order for such brand and size or Petit Cetres...... 25 211.17 .28 frontmark of domestic cigars. The Londres Special... 25 215.50 .28 Belvederes...... 50 165.00 .22 [Max. Importf Price Reg., Order 68] notice shall conform to and be given in C onchas...... 50 161.50 .20 Panetelas_____*„_• 50 135.00 .17 the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Cubinatos______50 95.00 2 for 25 B ituminous Coal Imported F rom Canada Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. Oispert _ 25 .381.00 .55 (d) Unless the context otherwise re CoronoEspeciales. 25 297.00 .39 ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Coronas...... 25 297.00 .39 quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi Duquesa______25 ?97sQ0 .39 For the reasons set forth in an opinion mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap Naclonals...... 25 Í95.00 .25 issued simultaneously herewith and filed Petit Corono____ 25 212.25 .28 ply to sales for which maximum prices Lolita______50 161.50 .20 with the Division of the Federal Register, are established by this order. Panetela...... 50 135.00 .17 and pursuant to section 21 of the Maxi (e) This order may be revoked or mum Import Price Regulation, It is amended by the Price Administrator at (b) # The importer and wholesalersordered: any time. shall'grant, with respect to their sales of (a) Delegation of authority. The This order shall become effective Jan each brand and frontmark of imported Regional Administrator for Region VIII uary 26, 1945. cigars for which maximum prices are is hereby authorized to issue orders established by this order, the discounts establishing or adjusting maximum Issued this 25th day of January 1945. ' they customarily granted during March prices at which any importer giay buy, Chester Bowles, 1942 on their sales of imported cigars of receive, sell, or deliver in Region VIII Administrator. the same price class to purchasers of the any bituminous coal imported or to be same class, unless a change therein re imported from the Dominion of Canada. JP. R. Doc. 45-1512; Piled, Jan. 25, 1945; sults in a lower price. Packing differ Such maximum prices must be estab 11:21 a. m.] entials charged by the importer or a lished in conformity with the standards Wholesaler during March 1942 on sales of set forth below. imported cigars of the same price class (b) Purchases by importers. The [MPR 260, Order 5^8] to purchasers of the same class may be maximum price established or adjusted charged on corresponding sales of each for the purchase of bituminous coal by S amuel D. Lewis brand and frontmark of cigars priced the importer from the seller in Canada, AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES by this order, but shall not be increased. computed on an f. o. b. mine basis, shall Packing differentials allowed by the im not,exceed the maximum price f. o. b. For the reasons set forth in an opinion porter or a wholesaler during March 1942 mine which the seller might charge a accompanying this order, and pursuant on sales of imported cigars of the same Canadian purchaser of the same class to § 1358.102a of Maximum Price Regu price class to purchasers of the same plus any amount, in the nature of sub lation No. 260, as amended; It is ordered, class shall be allowed on corresponding sidy or bonus or similar benefit which That: sales of each brand and frontmark of the seller would be entitled to receive * (a) Samuel D. Lewis, 280 Madison cigars priced by this order and shall not from the Canadian Government if he Ave., New York City, N. Y. (hereinafter be reduced. If a brand or frontmark of sold for Canadian consumption but is called “importer”) and wholesalers and imported cigars for which maximum not entitled to receive with respect to retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver prices are established by this order is of sales for consumption in the United and any person may buy, offer to buy or a price class not sold by the importer or States. receive each brand, frontmark and pack the particular wholesaler during March (c) Sales by importers. The maxi ing of the following imported cigars at 1942, he shall, with respect to his sales mum price established or adjusted for the approximate maximum list price and thereof, grant the discounts and may the sale of bituminous coal by the im maximum retail price set forth below: charge and shall allow the packing dif porter shall not exceed the maximum ferentials customarily granted, charged buying price allowed by paragraph (b) M axi M axi or allowed (as the case may be) during plus expenses of importation and plus Brand Frontmark P a ck m u m m u m ing list retail March 1942 by his most closely competi a markup on total cost not exceeding price price tive seller of the same class on sales of the discount on minimum prices author imported cigars of the same pricé class to ized on Sale of similar domestically P erM purchasers of the same class. produced coal by producer to distributor P ayaso ...... Aromosos Reales.. 10 750.00 $1.00 (c) On or before the first delivery to under regulations of the Bituminous Gran Coronos____ " 25 385.00 .6 5 D u k e s ____...... 25 385.00 .6 5 any purchaser of each brand and front- Coal Division of the Department of the F a n cy T a le s...... 25 368.50 .5 0 mark of imported cigars for which maxi Interior in effect on August 23, 1943. C oronas...... 25 297.00 .8 9 Rings O w n... ___ 25 246.25 .3 3 mum prices are established by this order, (d) Application^ maximum import Perfectos...... 25 246.25 .3 3 the importer and every other seller (ex price regulation. The maximum prices FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1305 established or adjusted pursuant to the Maximum price S ec. 2. Geographical applicability. above delegation shall supersede those Description: per ton The provisions of this order extend t period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally trary to the purpose of the Emergency (a) Institute any cover, minimum, established ceiling prices for beverages Price Control Act, as amended, your legal bread and butter, service corkage, enter subject to this order were the same as, ceiling prices on April 4-10, 1943, were tainment, checkroom, parking or other or more than the prices listed in Ap excessive in relation to the legal ceiling special charges which you did not have pendix A hereof for Group 2 B estab prices of other comparable establish in effect on any corresponding day dur lishments, but were less than those pro ments in the District. ing the seven-day period from April 4, vided in Appendix A tor Group 1 B es 1943 to ApriMO, 1943, or tablishments. Sec. 7. Exempt sales. The following sales are exempt from the operation of (b) Increase any cover, minimum, (3) Group 3 B. Your establishment bread and butter, service, corkage, en belongs to Group 3 B, if during the base this order. However, unless they are otherwise exempt from price control, tertainment, checkroom, parking or period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally other special charges which you did not established ceiling prices for beverages they shall remain subject to the appro priate maximum price regulation or or have in effect on any corresponding day subject to this order were less than the during the seven-day period from April prices listed in Appendix A hereof for der: (a) Sales by persons on board common 4 to April 10, 1943, or Group 2 B establishments. All estab .(c) Require as a condition of sale of lishments not in operation during the carriers (when operated as such), includ ing railroad dining cars, club cars, bar a beverage the purchase of other items base period of April 4-10, 1943, also be or meals. long to Group 3 B. cars, and buffet cars, or sales otherwise (c) If ypur eating or drinking estabgoverned by Restaurant Maximum Price S ec. 9. Records and menus. If you lishment was not in operation during Regulation 1 (dining car regulation), are an operator of an eating or drinking the base period of April 4-10, 1943, and, (b) Sales by public and private hos establishment subject to this order you if the nearest similar eating or drink pitals insofar as they serve to patients. must observe the requirements of Gen ing establishment of the same type is ( c ) Sales by eating cooperatives formed eral Order 50, as well as Restaurant one which is properly classified in Group by members of the Armed Forces (as, for Maximum Price Regulation No. 4-1, 1 B or Group 2 B, you may file an ap- example, officers' mess) operated as a either as revised and amended or as may ' plication with the Memphis District Of non-profit cooperative (where no part be revised and amended, with reference fice of the Office of Price Administration of the net earnings inures to the benefit to the filing and keeping of menus- and requesting that your establishment be of any individual) which sells food items the preservation and keeping of cus reclassified into the same group to or meals on a cost basis (or as near tomary and future records. Among which its nearest similar eating or drink thereto as reasonable accounting meth other provisions of General Order No. ing establishment of the same type be ods will permit), and substantially all 50, are the following: longs. Until your application is àqted sales of which are made to members of (a) Preserve all existing records re upon and your establishment is reclas the Armed Forces who are members of lating to prices, cost and sales of food sified, it must retain the classification the cooperative items, meals and beverages; of a Group 3 B seller, and must observe (d) Sales where the beverages subject (b) Continue to prepare and maintain the ceiling prices as provided for that to this order are included in, and sold as such records as have been ordinarily group in Appendix A hereof. All such part of, a meal and where the price of kept; applications for reclassification must such beverage is included in the price (c) Keep for examination by the Office contain the following information: of the meal. (Such sales remain under of Price Administration two copies of (1) Name and address of the estab Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation each menu used by the establishment lishment and of its owner or owners. 4-1). each day, or a daily record in duplicate (2) A description of the establishment (e) Sales by the War Department or of the prices charged for food items, bev showing its type (such as night club, the Department of Navy of the United erages and meals. If the establishment hotel, restaurant, tavern) and the date it States through such departments’ sales has customarily used menus, it must con began operating. stores, including commissaries, ships’ tinue to do so. stores ashore, and by stores operated as (3) The selling prices by brand name S ec. 10. Posting of prices. If you are of all beverages sold since the beginning army canteens, post exchanges, or ships’ activities. an operator of an eating and drinking of its operation. establishment you must post and keep (4) The names of the three nearest (f) Bona fide private clubs insofar as posted, the ceiling prices of the bever eating and drinking establishments of such clubs sell only to members or bona ages subject to this order sold by your the same type, and their group number fide guests of members. Whenever such establishment, either by: as determined unde.r this order. clubs sell to persons other than members (a) Supplying the customers menus (5) Any other information pertinent or bona fide guests of members, such or bills of fare showing the beverages to such application, or which may be clubs shall be considered for all sales an subject to this order which are sold by requested by the Office of Price Adminis eating or drinking establishment and- the establishment; and showing the tration. subject to this order. No club shall be brand name, quantity and ceiling price considered to be exempt as a private club, S ec. 5. Filing with War Price and Ra within the meaning of this subpara of each kind and type of bottled bever tioning Board. When you have figured graph, unless its members pay dues age, and the quantity and ceiling price your proper group under section 4 above, (more than merely nominal in amount), of all beverages sold on draught. you must, on or before June 1, 1944, file are elected to membership fey a govern (b) Posting a sign giving the same in with your War Price and Rationing formation as required on menus or bills Board a signed statement with the name ing board, membership committee or and address of your establishment, its other body, and unless it is otherwise of fare by subparagraph (a) above. type (such as night club, hotel, restaur operated as a private club. Such a sign must be posted in the estab ant, tavern) and the group to which it No club organized after the effective lishment at a place where it can easily belongs. Thereupon the War Price and date of this order shall be exempt un-"* be read by the customers. If you prefer Rationing Board will send you a card less and until it has filed a request for you may use a similar sign furnished by bearing your group number. exemption with the District Office of the the Office of Price Administration. S ec. 6. Modification of prices. After Office of Price Administration of the Sec. 11. Posting of group number. If you have determined your group and area in which it is located, furnishing you operate an eating or drinking estab have put into effect the ceiling prices pro such information as may be required, lishment selling at retail beverage sub vided in this order for that group, the and has received a communication from ject to this order you must post, and Office of Price Administration District such office authorizing exemption as a keep posted, in the premises a card Director for the District in which your private club. establishment is located may direct you clearly visible to purchasers showing the to charge lower ceiling prices: Sec. 8. Evasion. If you are an oper group number of your establishment as (a) If, on the basis of your April 4-10, ator of an eating or drinking establish classified under thia order. The card 1943, legal ceiling prices, this order, prop ment you must not evade the eeiling must read “OPA IB”, “OPA 2B ”, or “OPA erly applied, requires you to be placed prices established by this order by any 3B”, whichever is applicable. You may into a group with lower ceiling prices. type of scheme or device; among other use the card furnished you for this pur (b) If, as a result of speculative, un# things (this is not an attempt to list all pose by the War Price and Rationing warranted, or abnormal increases, con evasive practices) you must not: Board. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1307 Group 2 B Sec. 12. Receipts and sales slips. Re or to be carried away without substantial gardless of whether or not receipts have change in form or substance. However, grocery and other stores that do not sell M a xim u m price per customarily been issued, upon request by b ottle any customer at the time of payment, a food items or meals, or beverages for im Brand or trade name mediate consumption on the premises are receipt containing a full description of 32-ounce the beverage sold and the price of same specifically excluded from this definition. 12-ounce must be issued. Such receipts must show (g) “Other definitions”. Unless the context otherwise requires, the defini Cents Cents the date of issue and bear the signature Ballantine Ale ______— 20 40 of the person issuing same. tions set forth in section 302 of the Emer B arbarossa____ .’hr_____ - ______—- 20 40 gency Price Control Act of 1942, as Birk’s Trophy ______20 40 If you have customarily issued receipts B u d w eiser...... - ...... 20 40 or sales slips, you may not now discon amended, and in § 1499.20 of the Gen Carta Blanca.-...... 20 40 eral Maximum Price Regulation, shall Doran’s Export Beer and Ale _____ 20 40 tinue the practice. K in gsb u ry P a le...... 20 40 apply to the other terms used hèrein. 40 ec K o lle i’s T o p a z...... 20 S . 13. Operation of several places. If Pabst Blue Ribbon ...... 20 40 you own or operate more than one place S ec. 18. Petitions for amendment. Any Peerless Amber...... 20 40 selling beverages subject to this order person dissatisfied with any of the pro S ch litz...... 20 40 Silver Fox DeLuxe ...... 20 40 you must do everything required by this visions of this order may request the V an M e r r i t t ...... 20 40 regulation for each separately. Office of Price Administration to amend All other brands not listed above.. 15 . 35 the order^ Such petition for amendment Draught beer: . Cents Sec! 14. Enfoweement. If you violate 8 ounce glass______08 must be "filed in pursuance of the pro 10 ounce glass______— 10 any provision of this regulation you are visions of Revised Procedural Regulation 12 ounce glass...... 12 subject to the criminal penalties, civil en 14 ounce glass...... 14 No. 1, except that the petition for 16 ounce glass...... 16 forcement actions, suits for treble dam amendment shall be directed to, filed ages and proceedings for suspensions of with, and acted upon by the District licenses, provided for by the Emergency Sellers who are required to pay a Federal Excise Tax Director of the Memphis District Office. on cabarets may add same to above prices if such tax is Price Control Act of 1942, as amende* separately stated and collected. S ec. 19. Taxes. Sellers who are re Sec. 15. Licensing. The provisions of quired to pay a Federal Excise Tax on Group 3 B Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per- * cabarets may add the same to the prices sons who make sales under price control, shown in Appendix A, provided such tax Maximum price per are applicable to all sellers subject to bottle is separately stated and collected. All Brand or trade name this order. If you are a seller subject other Federal and State taxes are in to this order your license may be sus cluded in the prices shown in Appendix 12-ounce 32-ounce pended for violation of the license or of A hereof; the order. If your license is suspended Cents Cents you may not, during the period of sus Sec. 20. Revocation and amendment. Ballantine Ale—...... 17 35 Barbarossa....., ------17 35 pension, make any sale for which your This order may be revoked, amended, or Birk’s Trophy...------17 . 35 license has been suspended. cprrected at any time. Budweiser...... 17 . 35 Carta Blanca...... 17 85 Sec. 16. Relation to other maximum Sec. 21. Effective date. This order Doran’s Export Beer and A le.— 17 35 price regulations. This order supersedes Kingsbury Pale—...... 17 35 shall become effective on the 22d day of Roller's Topaz______17 35 the provisions of Maximum Price Regula May 1944. Pabst Blue Ribbon..______— 17 35 tion No. 259 and the General Maximum Peerless Amber...... 17 35 Note: The reporting and record keeping Schlitz...... — ...... 17 35 Price Regulation insofar as such provi requirements of this order have been ap Silver Fox DeLuxe______17 35 sions were applicable to sales at retail by proved by the Bureau of the Budget and in Van Merritt.:_____.-**? ------17 35 All other brands not listed above— 13 30 eating and drinking establishments of accordance with the Federal Reports Act of Draught beer: Cents beverages subject to this order. Sales of 1942. 8-ounce glass..______08 beverages subject to this order when sold ,, 10-ounce glass______10 (Public Laws 56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 12-ounce g la ss...... 12 as part of a meal and when the price of 151, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, 14-ounce glass..______14 same is included in the meal remain sub E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681, General Order 50, 16-ounce glass..______- 16 ject to the provisions of Restaurant Max 8 F.R. 4808) imum Price Regulation 4-1. Sellers who are required to pay a Federal Excise Tax Issued at Memphis, Tennessee, this the on cabarets may add same to above prices if such tax is Sec. 17. Definitions, (a) “Malt bever separately stated and collected. age” is any malt beverage produced either 20th day of May 1944. within or without the continental United W. C. Manley, Jr., [F. R. Doc. 45-1623; Filed, Jan. J26, 1945; States, and includes thpse commonly District Director. 4:33 p. m.] designated as beer, lager beer, ale, porter APPENDIX. A and stout. • X •: (b) “Cereal beverage” is any beverage Group 1 B produced from cereals either within or without the continental United States [Region VI Order G-3 Under MPR 154, Maximum price per Amdt. 2] and commonly known as “near-bëer”. bottle Brand or tradename (c) “On draught” means dispensed by I ce in Milwaukee County, W is. a seller at retail from any container of 12-ounce 32-ounce Va barrel or larger size. For the various reasons set forth in an (d) “Person” includes an individual, Cents Cents opinion issued simultaneously herewith, corporation, partnership, association, or B allant in e Ale...... 25 - 45 and under the authority vested in the Barbarossa...... 25 46 any other organized group of persons, or Birk’s Trophy...... 25 45 Regional Administrator of the Office of legal successor or representatives of any Budweiser...... - 25 45 Price Administration by* § 1393.8 of Carta Blanca.*...... — 25 45 of the foregoing, and includes the United Doran’s Export Beer and Ale. 25 46 Maximum Price Regulation No. 154, as States or any agency thereof, or any Kingsbury Pale...... —...... 25 45 amended, It is hereby ordered, That other government, or any of its political Kolleirs T opaz...... — 25 45 Order No. G-3 be and the same is hereby Pabst Blue R ib b o n ....------25 45 subdivisions, or any agency of any of the Peerless Amber____ ... ------25 45 amended in the following particulars: foregoing. Schlitz...... —...... 26 45 (1) The heading of column 1, on page Silver Fox D e L u x e...... 25 45 (e) “Sales at retail” or “selling at re Van Merritt______—...... 25 46 2, to read as follows: “Maximum prices tail” means a sale or selling to an ulti All other brands not listed above.. 21 40 of ice to remain in effect until January mate consumer other than an industrial Draught beer: Cents 8-ounce glass_____ ...... 09 31, 1945.” or commercial user. 10-ounce glass...... 12 (2) The heading of column 2, on page (f) “Eating or drinking establish 12-ounce glass...... 2, to read as follows: “Maximum prices of 14-ounce g la s s...... 17 ment” shall include any place, establish 16-ounce g la s s...... 19 ice to be in effect on and after February ment or location, whether témporary or 1, 1945.” permanent, in which any prepared food Sellers who are required to pay a Federal Excise Tar This order shall become effective item or meal, or any beverage is sold for on cabarets may add same to above price if such tax is immediate consumption on the premises separately stated and collected. January 1, 1945. 1308 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 (56 Stat. '23, 765; 57 Stat, 566; Pub. Law 2. Amended Appendix XXXII, as (vi) “Kanab trade area,” which means all amended, is hereby redesignated Re that area within the Town of Kanab and a 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; distancé- of three miles beyond the corporate E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) vised Appendix No. XXX3I, and made limits thereof at all points. to read as follows: Issued this 30th day of December 1944. (vii) “Beaver trade area,” which means all R e v ise d A p p e n d ix XXXII that area within (he Towns of Cove Fort, R ae E. W alters, Beaver, and Minersville and a distance of five Regional Administrator. - SOUTH CENTRAL UTAH TRADE AREAS miles beyond the corporate limits of each aft (1) To what sales this revised Appendix all points, and all that area between any two [F. R. Doc. 45-1621; Piled, Jan. 26, 1945; XXXII applies. This revised Appendix of said towns lying within a distance of fivs 4:33 p. m.] XXXII applies only to sales made by dealers miles on either side of United States High in the South Central Utah Trade areas, de way No. 91 and State Highway No. 21. scribed as follows: (viii) “Parowan. trade area,” which means (i) Salina trade area, which means all all that area within the Town of Parowan and [Region VII Rev. Order G-8 Under 18 (c), that area within the boundaries of the Arndt. 4] a distance of five miles beyond the corporate municipality of Salina and a distance of six limits thereof at all points. F luid Milk in W yoming miles beyond at aU points. (ix) “Cedar City trade area,” which means (ii) t Richfield trade area, which means all Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con that area lying south of a line drawn north all that area within the boundaries of the trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta and south through a point six miles north Town of Cedar City and a distance of five of the Town of Sigurd and within a distance miles beyond the corporate limits thereof at bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and all points. ~ § 1499.75 (a) (9) (i) (a) (1) (iv) of Sup of six miles on either side of United States Highway No. 89 to a line drawn east and (x) St. George trade area,” which means all plementary Regulation 15 to the Gen west through a point six miles south of the that area within Washington County of the eral Maximum Price Regulation, and for Town of Sevier Junction. State of Utah. the reasons set forth in the accompany (iii) “Marysvale trade area,” which means (3) -Relation to other orders. This re ing opinion, this Amendment No. 4 is all that area within the boundaries of the vised Appendix XXXII supersedes amended issued. municipality of Marysvale and a distance of Appendix XXXII. as amended. 1. Notwithstanding anything to the ten miles beyond at all points. (4) Specific maximum prices. If you are contrary contained in Revised Order No. (iv) “Junction trade area,” which means the Towns of Kingston, Circleville, and Junc a dealer and sell hi any one or more of- the G-8 and Amendments Nos. 1, 2, and 3 tion and a distance of eight miles beyond the South Central Utah Trade Areas, delivered thereto, maximum prices for milk sold corporate limits of the Town of Junction at by truck direct from the mine or from your in glass or paper containers at wholesale all points. yard, any one or more of the kinds and sizes and at retail in the Town of Midwest, (v) “Panguitch trade area,” which means of coal named in this revised Appendix Natrona County, Wyoming, and in all aU that area contained within Garfield XXXII, your maximum prices therefor are that area contained within a radium of County. those set forth in the following: 20 miles therefrom, shall on and after T a b l e or M a x im u m P rices the effective date of this Amendment No. 4 be as follows: 3" lump, 10" x 3" 1": 0" 8" and and 1?4" 3" x 1H" and 1" x Me" Retail 10" lump 8" x 8" lump nut 1 H" x O' screened stove slack slack In glass bottles W hole or paper con Grade sale De A- B O D £ F tainers Out of livered store at home Bituminous coal produced in district 20, subdistrict 1, Castlegate: Cents Cents Cents Salina trade area: Price per ton...... $7.50 , 7.35 $ 7.15 $ 6.40 $6.90 Appro ved VA Richfield trade area: Price per ton...... • 7.00 7.75 7. 55 6.80 6.30 a d o ...... 12H 14 14J4 M a ry sv ille trade area: P rice per t o n ...... 9.00 ass 8.65 7.90 7.40 14 gallons...... —d o ...... 23 24 „25 Junction trade area: Price per ton ____.... _____ 0.65 9.40 9.20 8.45 7.95 Gallons...... d o --...... 47 51 64 Panguitch trade area: Price per to n .... ______10.35 10.20 10.00 9.-25 8.76 Kanab trade area: Price per ton ______12.45 12.30 12.10 11. 35 10.15 Beaver trade area: Price per ton...... 10.30 10.15 9.95 9.20 8.00 2. Effective date. This Amendment Parowan trade area: Price per ton______11.35 11.20 11.00 10.25 9.05 Cedar City trade area: Price per ton______11.90 11.75 11.55 10.80 9.60 $10.40 No. 4 shall become effective on the 16th St. George trade area: Price per ton ____ -.I...... 13.60 13.40 13.20 12.20 11.25 11.45 day of January 1945. Bituminous coal produced in district 20, subdistrict 2, Cedar City: (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, Iron County mines and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Cedar City trade area: Price per to n ...... 7.20 5.20 St* George trade area: Price per ton ______9.20 7.20 Issued this 16th day of January 1945. Kane County mines * R ichard Y. B atterton, , Kanab Trade Area: Price per ton: Regional Administrator. In 5-ton lots or more______7.60 5.65 In less than 5-ton lots...... 8.20 6.00 [F; R. Doc. 45-1618; Piled, Jan. 26, 1945; 4:31 p. m.] (J5) Letter designation. For record-keep (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law ing purposes, the letter designation herein above set forth may be used to show the 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, kind of solid fuel sold. and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) [Region VII Order G-26 Under RMPR 122, (6) Special service charges. If, in connec Issued this 17th day of January 1945. Amdt. 25] tion with the sale and delivery of coal made by you in any one or more of the South R ichard Y. B atterton, Solid F uels in Denver, Colo., Region Central Utah Trade Areas, you, at the re Regional Administrator. quest of the purchaser, perforin any one or Pursuant to the Emergency Price more of the special services set forth below, [F. R. Doc. 45-1619; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; Control Act of 1942, as amended, the the maximum prices' which you may charge 4:32 p. m.] Stabilization Act of 1942, as amended, for such services are as follows: Per ton and §§ 1340.259 (a) and 1340.260 of Re Wheel-in...... ------$0. 60 vised Maximum Price Regulation No. [Region VIII Rev. Order G-3 Under RMPR Pull-back or Trimming—______.25 251] 122, and for the reasons set forth in the Carrying up or down stairs------1.00 accompanying opinion, this Amendment Oil or chemical treatment (slack Installed Composition R oofing and No. 25 is issued. o n ly )______- _____ —------.85 S iding in Arizona 1. The only part of Order No. G-26, as Less than 1-ton deliveries shall be the pro For the reasons set forth in an opinion amended to date, that is affected by this portionate amount of the ton price plus 50£. issued simultaneously herewith, and un Amendment No. 25 is amended Ap 3. Effective date. This Amendment der the authority vested in the Regional pendix XXXII, as amended by Amend No. 25 shall become effective on the 17th Administrator of the Office of Price Ad ments No. 21 and No. 22. day of January 1945. ministration by section 9 of Revised FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January 31, 1945 1309 Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, It manufacturer’s specifications and includes (e) Notification to purchasers. Every is ordered, That Order No. G-3 under nails, mastic and flashing around chimneys person making sales subject to this order and vents. • ^ RMPR No. 251 be amended and revised (ii) Flashing: Other than around chim shall certify on his invoice or sales tag in its entirety to read as follows: neys and vents. that the price charged does not exceed the price permitted by this Revised Or (a) Geographical applicability. This Per lineal foot 4" Galvanized flashing____ 1______$0.08 der No. G-3 under Revised Maximum order shall apply in the State of Ari 6" Adobe and plastic flashing______. 10 Price Regulation No. 251. zona, except those portions of Coconino 1" x 2" binder______.07 (f) For any combination or types of and Mojave Counties lying north of the Kick strip...... 05 roofing materials which cannot be priced Colorado River. Asbestile # 2-ply flashing J. M. speci according to the above schedule, an ap (b) Maximum pi%es. The maximum fications 10%" wide..______.___ , 15 ' plication for a price may be made in prices of any seller whose principal place 2-ply flashing J. M. specifications 16" wide______- .20 writing to the Office of Price Adminis of business is located in the above de tration, Phoenix District Office. The Re scribed area, or who sells the following (2) Installed siding. gional Administrator will authorize a materials in that area on an installed Maximum price pricing method either by letter or basis are established as follows: Item (per square of 100 sq. ft.) amendment to this order. (1) Installed roofing. 1. Rigid asbestos shingles.:______$21. 00 (g) The prices established by this (1) Composition r6ofing. *. - 2. Rigid asbestos siding or %" com order supersede those provided by sec Maximum price position siding with 'Imitation tions 6, 7, and 8 of Revised Maximum (per square of brick or stone pattern______22.00 Item 100 sq. ft.) - 3. Roll or flat composition siding Price Regulation No. 251; except to the 1. 210# Thickbut shingles nailed (imitation brick or stone pat extent they are inconsistent herewith, on ______'______$12.00 tern)______9.00 the other provisions of Revised Maxi 2. 165# .Evertite patented shingles, Additions for extras mum Price Regulation No. 251 apply to nailed and welded------;— — 12. 00 this order: 8. 168# Hexagon shingles, nailed 4. For 15# or 30# Asphalt felt under- (h) Any practice or device which re on ______j— 10.00 • lay, add______1.00 sults in a higher price to the purchaser 4. 150# Staplelox shingles, nailed 5. For eaeh square cut to cover bay than is permitted by this Order No. G-3 on ______10.00 windows or other projections, 5. 130# Dutch lap composition add______1.00” is as much a violation as an outright shingles, nailed on__------* 8. 50 6. For each square applied to any over-ceiling charge and subjects the 6. 10 5 # Shadowpoint, diamond- story above the first story,add __ 5. 00 seller to the penalties provided by sec point, gothic point roll roofing, 7. For each exterior corner bead in tion 16 of Revised Maximum Price Regu nailed on------7-00 excess of 4 in one building (for lation No. 251. 7. 90# Roll composition mineral siding Item (2) only), add_____ 3.00 (i) This order may be revised, amend surface, nailed on_____ i------5- 50 The above prices cover Installed sales of ed, or revoked by the Office of Price 8. 90# Rolled slate mopped on old these materials applied according to the Administration at any time. composition roof__ _—------6. 50 manufacturer’s specifications and includes 9. 90# Asbestos flexstone, nailed on_- 7.00 (j) This Revised Order No. G-3 shall nails, mastic and 4 corner beads in the case become effective January 25, 1945. 10. 30# Asphalt felt nailed on, plus 2 of composition siding. layers 20# asbestos felt, each (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law mopped on______10- 00 (3) Additions applicable to both roof-, 11. 45# Asbestos felt, nailed on, plus 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250 7 F.R. 7871; ing and siding. For any job requiring and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) 1 layer 15# asbestos felt, less than five squares, the foregoing mopped on______8. 50 Issued this 17th day of January 1945. 12. 4 layers 15# or 20# asbestos felt, prices may be increased by 10 percent. each mopped over preceding Any construction work such as the re Chas. R .’ B aird, layers______13.00 moval of old wooden shingles, the instal Regional Administrator. 13. 30# Asphalt nailed on plus 3-ply lation of new sheathing, metai valley, 90# slate, mopped on_____ —■— 9- 00 [F. R. Doc. 45-1630; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; gable ends, etc., necessary to be per 4:36 p. m.] 14. 30# Asphalt felt nailed on plus formed in connection with the installed 20# asbestos, mopped on______7.40 sale of roofing or siding may be charged 15. 30# Asphalt felt nailed on plus 1 for in addition-under provisions of Re [Region VIII Order G-3 Under MPR 418, layer 55# asbestos felt, mopped Revocation] on______7. 75 vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 251. 16. 55# Asphalt nailed on plug 90# Such charge%must be separately shown F resh Fish and Seafood in San F rancisco asbestos flexstone mopped on— 10.50 on the invoice. R egion 17. 45# Asbestos felt mopped over 1 On jobs mòre distant than ten miles layer 30# asphalt felt______8. 00 from the establishment of the applica For the reasons set forth in the ac 18. 58# Split sheet mopped over 58# tor, a charge of $0.10 per mile per man companying opinion and pursuant to the split sheet______8. 50 employed pn the job may be added to authority vested in the Regional Admin 19. 65# Alumni-shield or whitetop the foregoing prices. istrator by section 20 (a) of Maximum mopped over 30# asphalt felt— 9. 50 (c) Definitions. “Mopped on” or Price Regulation No. 418, as amended, 20. 55# Asbestos whitetop nailed on_ 7.00 Order No. G-3 under Maximum Price 21. Hot Asphalt glazing of old com “mopped over” as used in this order means applied over another layer of Regulation No. 418, as amended, is position roofs______- 2.00 hereby revoked. If the pitch of the roof is more than a roofing by means of a continuous mem brane of asphalt which has been lique This order shall become effective Jan rise measured vertically of one foot in each uary 13, 1945. three feet of horizontal dimension, the above fied by heat. prices may be increased by $0.85 per square. (d) Quoting a "guaranteed price”. A (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law For additional layers of material the fore seller may offer to sell a roofing job 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; going prices may be-increased by the amounts covered by this order on the basis of a E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) shown in Items 22-27: guaranteed price, the seller agreeing to Issued this 13th day of January 1945. 22. 1 extra layer 15# asphalt felt, charge a fixed amount: Provided, how mopped on______$2.00 ever, That such guaranteed price must G eorge Moncharsch, 23. 1 extra layer 30# asphalt felt, not be higher than the maximum price Acting Regional Administrator. mopped o n ______2. 50 figured in accordance with the pricing 24. 1 extra layer 45# asphalt felt, [F. R. Doc. 45-1629; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; mopped o n ______8.00 methods and requirements of this order. 4:35 p. m.] 25. 1 extra layer 15# or 20# asbestos Upon completion of the contract and be fore final payment, if requested by the felt, mopped on______2.60 [Region vni Order G-5 Under Rev. Supp. 26. 1 extra layer 45# asbestos felt, purchaser, the seller must furnish the Service Reg. 19] mopped o n ______3.60 purchaser with an itemized statement 27. 1 extra layer 60# or 65# asbestos showing the number of square feet and Oil B urner and S toker Services in ’felt, mopped on_^______4.45 the weight, type, and unit price of each Seattle, and Tacoma, W ash., Areas The above prices cover installed sales of category of roofing and an explanation For the reasons set forth in an accom tríese materials applied according to the of the amount for incidental work. panying opinion and pursuant to au- 1310 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, January SI, 1945 thority conferred upon the Regional [Region V in Order G-7 Under Rev. Supp. Issued this 17th day of January 1945. Service Reg. 19] Administrator by § 1499.671 (o) of Re Chas. R. Baird, vised Supplementary Service Regulation Oil B urner and Stoker S ervices in Regional Administrator. No. 19 of Revised Maximum Price Regu S an F rancisco and Oakland, Calif., lation No. 165, It is hereby ordered: Area [F. R. Doc. 45-1626; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; (a) For the purposes of Revised Sup 4:35 p, m.] plementary Service Regulation No. 19, For the reasons set'forth in an ac the Seattle City area is that area which companying opinion and" pursuant to lies entirely within the confines of King authority conferred upon the Regional [Region VIII Order G-}6 Under RMPR 333] Administrator by § 1499.671 (e) of Re County, Washington, and the Tacoma Shell Eggs in San Francisco R egion City area is that area which lies entirely vised Supplementary Service Regula within the confines of Pierce County, tion No. 19 of Revised Maximum Price For the reasons set forth in an opinion Washington. Regulation No. 165; It is hereby ordered: issued simultaneously herewith, and un (b') Any supplier of ojl burner services (a) For the purposes of Revised Sup der the authority vested in the Regional and stoker services covered by this plementary Service Regulation No. 19, Administrator^ the Office of Price Ad order shall also be subject to all the the San Francisco and Oakland, Cali ministration by section 3.3 (a) of Revised provisions and requirements contained fornia, area consists of all that territory Maximum Price Regulation No. 333; It is in Revised Supplementary Service Regu included within the legal boundaries of hereby ordered: lation No. 19. San Francisco, South San Francisco, (a) The adjusted maximum price of Daly City, Colma, Oakland, Alameda, currently produced, clean, current re This order shall become effective Berkeley, Albany, El Cerrito, Emeryville, ceipt shell eggs, containing no visible January 18, 1945. Piedmont, Richmond and San Leandro. checks, produced and sold and delivered Issued this 13th day of January 1945. (b) Any supplier of oil burner serv in the State of Oregon (except’Malheur ices and stoker services covered by this County) or in t£e State of Washington (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law order shall also be subject to all the west of the crest of the Cascade Range, 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; provisions and requirements contained by a producer to any buyer (other than E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) in Revised Supplementary Service an ultimate consumer), shall be as fol George Moncharsh, Regulation No. 19. lows, according to their minimum weight Acting Regional Administrator. This order shall become effective specifications: [F. R. Doc. 45-1628; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945;- January 22, 1945. 4:35 p. m.] Minimum (56 Stat. 23, 765, 57 Stat. 566, Pub Law weight 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7681, Adjusted maximum price E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Per Per 30 [Region VIII Order G-6 Under Rev. Supp. Issued this 17th day of January 1945. doz. doz. Service ‘Reg. 19] Chas. R. B aird, Maximum price of large Grade A eggs Ounces Pounds Oil Burner and S toker Services in Sac Regional Administrator. less per doz...... 24 45 ramento, Calif., Area. Maximum price of medium Grade A [F: R. Doc. 45-1624; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; eggs less per doz...... 21 40 For the reasons set forth in an ac 4:34 p. m.] Maximum price of small Grade A companying opinion and pursuant to eggs less 5 General Maximum Price Regulation and by this order shall give the purchaser available for inspection by the Office of Order of Delegation No. 34 Under General or his agent at the time of the sale an Price Administration. Order No. 32, It is hereby ordered, That invoice or other memorandum of sale, (f) Violations of this order shall sub paragraph (b) (2) of Amendment No. which shall show: ject the violator to all of the criminal 1 to Regional Order No. G-67 be amended (1) The date of sale. and civil penalties provided by the Emer as follows: (2) The name and address of the buy gency Price Control Act of 1942, as er and seller. amended. (b) The maximum »rice in the City (3) The quantity of firewood sold. (g) This order may be revoked, of Waterville for null slabwood 16" (4) Description of firewood sold, in' amended, or corrected at any time. The lengths or shorter f. o. b. the dealer’s record-keeping provision of this order premises shall be: the same manner as it is described in - Per cord this order. (This shall include,the kind has been approved by the Bureau of the For green wood------$10.50 of wood, i. e., hard, soft or mixed, and Budget in accordance with the Federal For dry wood------11- 50 Reports Act of 1942. This order shall length of pieces of wood.) become effective upon its issuance. (c) If in March, 1942, the seller had (5) Place of sale. (If the price is de an established practice of giving allow pendent on place of delivery, then the (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th ances, discounts, or other price differen place of delivery shall be stated). Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.O. tials to certain classes of purchases, he (6) The total price of wood. On the 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) must continue such practice, and the invoice or memorandum, a separate Dated: January 3, 1945. maximum prices fixed by this order must statement shall be made of any discounts be reduced to reflect such allowances, dis and of each service rendered such as D ave S. Cohn, counts, and other price differentials. delivery, carrying and stacking, and the District Director, (d) Lower prices than the maximum charge made for each such service. The J ay J. K alez, prices established by this order may be District Administrative Officer. charged, demanded, offered, or paid. seller shall keep an exact copy of such (e) Every person making a sale of fire invoice or memorandum for a period of [F. R. Doc. 46-1622; Filed, Jan. 26, 1945; wood for which a maximum price is set two years and such copy shall be made 4:83 p.m.] v