FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 7 1 9 3 4 ^ NUMBER 55 * & N I T £ 0 %

Washington, Friday, March 20, 1942

The President the public interest in the private employ­ CONTENTS ment of such persons. (c) Secure the cooperation, assistance, THE PRESIDENT or services of any governmental agency. EXECUTIVE ORDER 9102 Executive Orders: Pag® (d) Prescribe regulations necessary or Arizona, public land with­ Establishing the War R elocation Au ­ desirable to promote effective execution drawal for use of War De­ thority in the Executive Office of of such program, and, as a means of partment as aerial gunnery the P resident and D efining I ts F unc­ coordinating evacuation and relocation range______2166 tions and D uties activities, consult with the Secretary of Federal statistical information, War with respect to regulations issued By virtue of the authority vested in me uniform control of publica­ and measures taken by him. tion and use______2166 by the Constitution and statutes of the (e) Make such delegations of author­ United States, as President of the United ity as he may deem necessary. War Relocation Authority, es­ States and Commander in Chief of the (f) Employ necessary personnel* and tablishment------2165 Army and Navy, and in order to provide make such expenditures, including the RULES, REGULATIONS, for the removal from designated areas of making of loans and grants and the pur­ ORDERS persons whose removal is necessary in chase of real property, as may be neces­ Title 10—Army: War D epartment: the interests of national security, it is sary, within the limits of such funds as ordered as follows: Prescribed service uniform; Dis­ may be made available to the Authority. tinguished Service Medal, 1. There is established in the Office for 4. The Director shall consult with the warrant officers’ belts_____ 2167 Emergency Management of the Execu­ United States Employment Service and Title 12—B anks and B anking: tive Office of the President the War Re­ other agencies on employment and other Federal Reserve System: location Authority, at the head of which problems incident to activities under this Advances on government obli­ shall be a Director appointed by and re­ order. gations______2167 sponsible to the President. 5. The Director shall cooperate with 2. The Director of the War Relocation the Alien Property Custodian appointed Title 17—Commodity and Securi­ Authority is authorized and directed to pursuant to Executive Order No. 9095* ties Exchanges: formulate and effectuate a program for of March 11,1942, in formulating policies Securities and Exchange Com­ the removal, from the areas designated to govern the custody, management, and mission: from time to time by the Secretary of disposal by the Alien Property Custodian Instructions as to prospectuses War or appropriate military commander of property belonging to foreign nation­ for employees’ savings, under the authority of Executive Order als removed under this order or under etc., plans______2167 No. 9066 1 of February 19, 1942, of the Executive Order No. 9066 of February Title 21—F ood and D rugs: persons or classes of persons designated 19, 1942; and may assist all other per­ Food and Drug Administration: under such Executive Order, and for their sons removed under either of such Exec­ Canned fruits, definitions and relocation, maintenance, and supervision. utive Orders in the management and standards of identity; 3. In effectuating such program the disposal of their property. correction of order------2168 Director shall have authority to— 6. Departments and agencies of the Title 31—Money And F inance: (a) Accomplish all necessary evacua­ United States are directed to cooperate Treasury: tion not undertaken by the Secretary of with and assist the Director in his activi­ War or appropriate military commander, ties hereunder. The Departments of Monetary Offices: provide for the relocation of such per­ War and Justice, under the direction of Foreign funds control, Gen­ eral Ruling No. 11------2168 sons in appropriate places, provide for the Secretary of War and the Attorney their needs in such manner as may General, respectively, shall insofar as Title 32—National D efense: consistent with the national interest be appropriate, and supervise their Office of Censorship: provide such protective, police and inves­ Communications ruling------2172 activities. tigational services as the Director shall (b) Provide, insofar as feasible and Postal censorship, publica­ find necessary in connection with activi­ tions containing scien­ desirable, for the employment of such ties under this order. persons at useful work in industry, com­ 7. There is established within the War tific, technical, or pro­ merce, agriculture, or public projects, Relocation Authority the War Reloca­ fessional data------2171 prescribe the terms and conditions of tion Work Corps. The Director shall Office of Civilian Defense: provide, by general regulations, for the Loans of equipment and sup­ such public employment, and safeguard plies to civil authorities— 2172 (Continued on next page) 17 F JR. 1407. *7 F.R. 1971. 2165 2166 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

CONTENTS—Continued EXECUTIVE ORDER 9103 Federal Power Commission: Page P roviding Uniform Control Over the FEDEM Lipf REGISTER Border Pipe Line Co. (Del.), Publication and Use of F ederal S ta­ »934 ¿fiJ? hearing postponed______2178 tistical Information Which W ould Securities and Exchange Commis­ Give Aid and Comfort to the Enemy sion: By virtue of the authority vested in me Atlantic Utility Service Corp., by Title I of the First War Powers Act, Published dally, except Sundays, Mondays, hearing postponed______2179 1941 (Public Law 354, 77th Congress, 1st and days following legal holidays by the Division of the Federal Register, The National Louisville Gas and Electric Co., Session) approved December 18, 1941; Archives, pursuant to the authority con­ et al., application granted.. 2179 and in order to prevent the publication tained in the Federal Register Act, approved Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line by Government agencies of statistical in­ July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula­ Co., filing notice______2178 formation which would lend aid or com­ tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ fort to the enemy, and at the same time mittee, approved by the President. to make available to appropriate Federal The Administrative Committee consists of officials such information as may be the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer enlistment in such Corps, for the dura­ withheld from general publication during of the Department of Justice designated by tion of the present war, of persons re­ the war, it is hereby ordered as follows: the Attorney General, and the Public Printer moved under this order or ufider Execu­ or Acting Public Printer. tive Order No. 9066 of February 19, 1942, 1. The Director of the Bureau of the The daily issue of the F ederal Register Budget shall maintain a continuous sur­ will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free and shall prescribe the terms and condi­ of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per tions of the work to be performed by veillance of governmental publication of year, payable in advance. Remit money or­ such Corps, and the compensation to be statistical data and shall determine in der payable to the Superintendent of Docu­ paid. any instance whether the publication of ments directly to the Government Printing 8. There is established within the War statistical data by any Government Office, Washington, D. C. The charge for Relocation Authority a Liaison Commit­ agency would be in accordance with gov­ single copies (minimum, 10(f) varies in pro­ ernmental policy designed to guard portion to the size of the issue. tee on War Relocation, which shall con­ sist of the Secretary of War, the against the unauthorized disclosure of Secretary of the Treasury, the Attorney vital information as such policy is for­ General, the Secretary of Agriculture, mulated by appropriate authority. CONTENTS—Continued the Secretary of Labor, the Federal Se­ 2. Statistical data ordinarily released curity Administrator, the Director of to the public but withheld from general Title 32—National D efense—Con. publication during the war shall be re­ Office of Price Administration: Civilian Defense, and the Alien Property Custodian, or their deputies, and such leased to authorized users in Federal Price schedules, amendments, agencies in such manner and under such etc.: Page other persons or agencies as the Director may designate. The Liaison Committee rules and regulations as the Director of Motor fuel sold at service the Bureau of the Budget may prescribe. stations in curtailment shall meet at the call of the Director and shall assist him in his duties. This section shall not apply to munitions area______2169 data classified by the Departments of Radio receivers and phono­ 9. The Director shall keep the Presi­ War or Navy or the War Production graph parts_:______2169 dent informed with regard to the progress Board as "secret.” T ea______2170 made in carrying out this order, and per­ War Production Board: form such related duties as the President F ranklin D R oosevelt Agricultural bags, correction. 2169 may from time to time assign to him. T he White House, Direct-consumption sugar, in­ 10. In order to avoid duplication of March 18, 1942. terpretation of order___ 2169 evacuation activities under this order and [F. R. Doc. 42-2385; Filed, March 19, 1942; Priorities system, amendment Executive Order No. 9066 of February 19, 11:25 a. m.] of regulations______2168 1942, the Director shall not undertake Tung oil, supply and distribu­ any evacuation activities within military tion order amended____ 2169 areas designated under said Executive EXECUTIVE ORDER 9104 Title 33—Navigation and Naviga­ Order No. 9066, without the prior ap­ ble Waters: proval of the Secretary of War or the Withdrawing Public Lands for Use of Coast Guard: appropriate military commander. the War D epartment as an Aerial Gun­ Anchorage regulations 11. This order does not limit the nery R ange amended, special author­ authority granted in Executive Order No. ization for licenses_____ 2175 8972 s of December 12, 1941; Executive ARIZONA Movements of vessels within Order No. 9066 of February 19, 1942; By virtue of the authority vested in me territorial waters, etc., Executive Order No. 9095 of March 11, by the act of July 9, 1918, c. 143, 40 Stat. amendments______2175 1942; Executive Proclamation No. 25254 of 845, 848 (U.S.C., title 10, sec. 1341), it is Title 46—Shipping: December 7, 1941; Executive Proclama­ ordered that, subject to valid existing War Shipping Administration: tion No. 25265 of December 8, 1941; Exec­ rights and to power site classification No. Pacific Coast Maritime Indus­ 239, the public lands in the following- try Board______2176 utive Proclamation No. 25276 of Decem­ described areas be, and they are hereby ber 8, 1941; Executive Proclamation No. NOTICES withdrawn from all forms of appropria­ 2533 7 of December 29, 1941; or Executive tion under the public-land laws, includ­ Department of the Interior: Proclamation No. 2537 s of January 14, ing the mining laws, and reserved for Bituminous Coal Division: 1942; nor does it limit the functions of the use of the War Department as an Hearings, etc.: the Federal Bureau of Investigation. aerial gunnery range: Noeth, Fred, correction___ 2177 Vaal, Oscar______2176 F ranklin D R oosevelt Gila and Salt River Meridian Public Service Co. of Indiana, The White House, T. 6 S., R. 4 W. application for exemp­ March 18,1942. sec. 18, lots 3, 4, E ^SW ^; sec. 19, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Ey2W%; tion denied______2177 [F. R. Doc. 42-2372; Filed, March 19, 1942; sec. 30, lots 1, 2, Ey2NWy4 ; Sales agency contracts, filing 9:52 a. m.j T. 6 S., R. 5 W. of duplicate copies..___ 2177 sec. 13; Department of Labor: sec. 14, Ei/2/SW ^ , Sy2NW>/4; Division of Public Contracts: 8 6 FR . 6420. sec. 15; V *6 FR. 6321, sec. 16; j Cane sugar refining and heet 8 6 F.R. 6323. sugar manufacturing in­ sec. 17; / *6 FR. 6324. sec. 18, lot/'3, 4, E ^SW ^, SE^, SE^N W ^, dustries, minimum wage *7 F.R. 55. Ey2NEVf, SWy4NEi4; hearing______2178 8 7 FR. 829. secs. 18UK> 23 and 25 to 36, incl.; FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2167

T. 7 S., R. 5 W. (2) The officers’ belt, cloth, same as in Sup. 347b, 12 U.S.C. 248 (i), 343, 347, secs. 1 to 12, incl.; paragraph (a) (2) of this section. (R.S. 361, 372, 373, 348-349, 351, 352, 374, 371) T. 6 S., R. 6 W. 1296; 10 U.S.C. 1391) [Par. 60b, AR Board of Governors of the Federal Re­ sec. 13, E&SEÎ4, SWÎ4SE%, SE%SWÎ4; 600-35, Nov. 10,1941, as amended by Cir. s w s e serve System. sec. 22, EyaSEî4, % %, s ^ s w f t ; 75, WX>., March 13, 1942] sec. 23, Sy2, Ey2N E ^, SW ^N E^, [seal] S. R. Carpenter, SE14NW14; * * * * * Assistant Secretary. secs. 24 to 27 and 34 to 36, incl.; [seal] J. A. Ulio, T. 7 S., R. 6 W. Major General, [F. R. Doc. 42-2368; Filed, March 19, 1942; secs. 1 to 3 and 10 to 12, incl.; 9:37 a. m.] T. 11 S., R. 6 W. The Adjutant General. sec. 3, lot 4, SW&NWÎ4, wy2SWJA; [P. R. Doc. 42-2371; Filed, March 19, 1942; secs. 4 to 9, incl.; 9:39 a. m.] sec. 10, w y2NWi4, SW&; secs. 13 to 21, incl.; TITLE 17—COMMODITY AND SECU­ sec. 22, Wy2 ; RITIES EXCHANGES sec. 23, W/2; sec. 24, wy2wy2; TITLE 12—BANKS AND BANKING Chapter II—Securities and Exchange sec. 25, w y2NW}4; Commission sec. 26 to 30, incl. Chapter II—Board of Governors of the Part 239—F orms, S ecurities Act of 1933 •The areas described, including both Federal Reserve System amendment to the instruction book for public and nonpublic lands, aggregate art iscounts for and dvances P 201—D A FORM A—2 45,168.09 acres. to Member B anks by F ederal R eserve This order shall take precedence over, Banks The Securities and Exchange Commis­ but shall not rescind or revoke the order sion, acting pursuant to authority con­ of the Secretary of the Interior of July Section 201.2 (b) is amended, effec­ ferred upon it by the Securities Act of 14,1938, establishing Grazing District No. tive March 20, 1942, to read as follows: 1933, particularly sections 7, 10 and 3, Arizona, so far as such order affects § 201.2 Advances to member banks. 19 (a) thereof, and deeming such action any of the above-described lands. necessary and appropriate in the public It is intended that the lands described * * * * * interest and for the protection of inves­ herein shall be returned to the adminis­ (b) Advances on Government obliga­ tors and necessary to carry out the func­ tration of the Department of the Interior tions. Any Federal Reserve Bank may tions vested in it by said Act, hereby when they are no longer needed for the make advances, under authority of sec­ amends the Instructions as to Pros­ purpose for which they are reserved. tion 13 of the Federal Reserve Act, to pectuses for Employees’ Savings, Profit any of its member banks for periods not F ranklin D R oosevelt Sharing or Pension Plans in the Instruc­ exceeding ninety days1 on the promis­ tion Book for Form A-2 to read as The White House, sory note of such member bank secured follows: March 18, 1942. by direct obligations of the United States, and for periods not exceeding fifteen days m . Instructions as to Prospectuses for [P. R . Doc. 42-2384; Piled, March 19, 1942; Employees’ Savings, Profit Sharing or 11:25 a. m.] on the promissory note of such member P ension Plans bank secured (1) by the deposit or pledge 1. These Instructions shall apply to pros­ of debentures or other such obligations pectuses for shares of stock of an issuer in Rules, Regulations, Orders of Federal Intermediate Credit Banks which funds of a savings, profit sharing, or having maturities of not exceeding six pension plan for employees of the issuer are months from the date of the advance, or to be invested, if the prospectuses-prepared (2) by the deposit or pledge of Federal in accordance herewith are sent or given only TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds issued to employees of the issuer who have previ­ ously received a prospectus for registered in­ Chapter YII—Personnel under the Federal Farm Mortgage Cor­ poration Act and guaranteed both as terests or participations in the plan and for registered shares of stock of the issuer, and Part 79—P rescribed S ervice U niform1 to principal and interest by the United who have become members of the plan prior § 79.33 Distinguished Service Medal. States, or (3) by the deposit or pledge to receipt of a prospectus prepared in The coat of arms of the United States of Home Owners’ Loan Corporation accordance herewith. in bronze surrounded by a circle of dark bonds issued under the provisions of sub­ 2. Any prospectus which is used as speci­ section (c) of section 4 of the Home fied in instruction 1 above need contain only blue enamel IV2 inches in diameter, bear­ the following information: ing the inscription “For Distinguished Owners’ Loan Act of 1933, as amended, Service—MCMXVHI”. On the reverse and guaranteed both as to principal and (a) Such information (other than finan­ interest by the United States. (Sec. 3, cial statements) in regard to the plan and is a scroll for the name of the recipient 48 Stat. 163, sec. 3, 40 Stat. 234, 42 Stat. the administration thereof and in regard to (which is to be engraved) upon a trophy 821, sec. 204, 49 Stat. 705, sec. 11 (i), 38 the issuer of the underlying stock and Its of flags and weapons. The medal is sus­ Stat. 262, sec. 402, 42 Stat. 1478, 1479, 45 subsidiaries as may be necessary to bring up pended by a bar from a watered-silk rib­ Stat. 975, 46 Stat. 162, sec. 403, 42 Stat. to date the corresponding information fur­ bon 1% inches in length and 1% inches nished to members of the plan in previous 1479, sec. 9, 48 Stat. 180, sec. 16 (a), 48 prospectuses. in width, composed of a band of scarlet Stat. 348, sec. 7 (a), 48 Stat. 646, 39 (b) . Financial statements of the plan, cor­ (%6 inch), a stripe of dark blue (%6 inch), Stat. 753, sec. 5, 40 Stat. 235, 39 Stat. responding to those included in previous a band of white (% inch), a stripe of dark 754, sec. 404, 42 Stat. 1479, sec. 5, 47 Stat. prospectuses, for each fiscal year after the blue (%6 inch), and a band of scarlet (5/ie 160, sec 10, 40 Stat, 239, sec. 505 (b), 48 last fiscal year for which financial state­ ments of the plan were furnished to mem­ inch). All medals to be serially num­ Stat. 1263; 12 U.S.C. 301, 330, 12 U.S.C., bers of the plan in previous prospectuses. bered on the rim. (R.S. 1296; 10 U.S.C. (c) Financial statements of the issuer of 1391) [Par. 33, AR 600-35, Nov. 10, 1941, 1The eighth paragraph of section 13 of the underlying stock and its subsidiaries, as amended by Cir. 73, W.D., March 12, the Federal Reserve Act authorizes advances corresponding to those included in previous 1942] to member banks for periods not exceeding prospectuses, for each fiscal year after the fifteen days secured by bonds, notes, cer­ last fiscal year for which financial statements § 79.60 Belts. tificates of indebtedness, or Treasury bills of the issuer and its subsidiaries were fur­ * * * * * of the United States. However, the last nished to members of the plan in previous (b) Warrant officers. (1) A belt of paragraph of section 13 authorizes any Fed­ prospectuses. Army russet leather 1% inches in width, eral Reserve Bank to make advances for 3. The financial statements specified in in­ fastened, with a brass center bar buckle, periods not exceeding ninety days “to any struction 2 above may be omitted from any and provided with a russet leather individual, partnership or corporation” on the prospectus used as specified in instruction 1 promissory notes of such individual, partner­ above, if— keeper. ship or corporation secured by “direct obliga­ tions of the United States”; and the term (a) The fiscal year of the issuer of the *§§ 79.33 and 79.60 (b) are amended. “corporation” includes an incorporated bank. underlying stock has ended within 90 days 2168 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

prior to the date when it is desired to dis­ outstanding or hereafter issued, unless (4) The term “trade or communica­ tribute the prospectus to members of the expressly referring to this general ruling, plan. tion with an enemy national” shall mean (b) The prospectus contains or is accom­ shall be deemed to authorize any trans­ the sending, taking, bringing, transpor­ panied by financial statements (which need action which, directly or indirectly, in­ tation, importation, exportation, or not be certified) substantially meeting the volves any trade or communication with transmission of, or the attempt to send, requirements of instruction 2. an enemy national. take, bring, transport, import, export (c) Within 120 days after the close of the (b) As used in this general ruling and or transmit fiscal year the financial statements omitted in any other rulings, licenses, instruc­ from the prospectus pursuant to this in­ tions, etc.: (i) Any letter, writing, paper, tele­ struction are made conveniently available to gram, cablegram, wireless message, tele­ all members of the plan at their respective (1) The term “enemy national” shall phone message or other communication places of employment. mean the following: of any nature whatsoever, or (d) There is set forth in conspicuous print (1) The Government of any country (ii) Any property of any nature what­ on the first page of the prospectus a statement soever, including any goods, wares, mer­ as to the manner in which, and the approxi­ against which the United States has de­ mate date on which, the financial statements clared war (Germany, Italy and Japan) chandise, securities, currency, stamps, will be made available to members of the and the Governments of Bulgaria, Hun­ coin, bullion, money, checks, drafts, plan pursuant to paragraph (c) of this in­ gary and Rumania and any agent, proxies, powers of attorney, evidences struction. instrumentality or representative of the of ownership, evidences of indebtedness, Effective March 19,1942. foregoing Governments, or other person evidences of property, or contracts By the Commission. acting therefor, wherever situated (in­ directly or indirectly to or from an enemy [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, cluding the accredited representatives of national after March 18, 1942. Secretary. other Governments to the extent, and only to the extent, that they are actually (c) This general ruling shall not be [F. R. Doc. 42-2374; Filed, March 19, 1942; representing the interests of the Govern­ deemed to affect any outstanding specific 10:18 a. m.] ments of Germany, Italy and Japan and license in so far as such license expressly Bulgaria, Hungary and Rumania) ; and authorizes any transaction which involves (ii) The government of any other trade or communication with any person blocked country having its seat within whose name appears on The Proclaimed TITLE 21—FOOD AND DRUGS enemy territory, and any agent, instru­ List of Certain Blocked Nationals. mentality, or representative thereof, or (d) Any transaction prohibited by sec­ Chapter I—Food and Drug Adminis­ tion 3 (a) of the Trading with the enemy tration other person acting therefor, actually situated within enemy territory; and Act, as amended, is licensed thereunder [Docket No. FDC-23] (iii) Any individual within enemy ter­ unless such transaction is prohibited pur­ suant to section 5 (b) of that Act and P art 27—R egulations Fixing and Estab­ ritory and any partnership, association, not licensed by the Secretary of the lishing D efinitions and S tandards of corporation or other organization to the Treasury. In this connection, attention I dentity for Canned Apricots, Canned extent that it is actually situated within enemy territory; and is directed to the General License under Cherries, Canned Peaches, and Canned section 3 (a) of the Trading with the P ears (iv) Any person whose name appears on The Proclaimed List of Certain enemy Act, issued by the President on CORRECTION OF ORDER Blocked Nationals and any other person December 13, 1941. (Sec. 5 (b), 40 Stat. An order promulgating the above acting therefor. 415 and 966; Sec. 2, 48 Stat. 1; 54 Stat. specified regulations having been issued 179; Pub., No. 354, 77th Cong., 55 Stat. (2) The term “enemy territory” shall 838; E.O. 8389, Apr. 10, 1940, as amended on February 26, 1942 (7 F.R. 1612); and mean the following: It appearing that the form of unit by E.O. 8785, June 14, 1941, E.O. 8832 “unpeeled halves” is not specified as one (i) The territory of Germany, Italy July 26, 1941, E.O. 8963, Dec. 9, 1941, and of the optional peach ingredients in and Japan; and E.O. 8998, Dec. 26, 1941; Regs., Apr. 10, paragraph (b) of § 27.000 of said regu­ (ii) The territory controlled or occu­ 1940, as amended June 14, 1941, and July lations, pied by the military, naval or police forces 26, 1941) Now therefore, it is ordered, That the or other authority of Germany, Italy or [seal] E. H. F oley, Jr., said paragraph (b) of the said § 27.000 Japan. Acting Secretary of the Treasury. be and it hereby is corrected by insert­ The territory so controlled or occu­ [F. R. Doc. 42-2383; Filed, March 19, 1942; ing therein the phrase “unpeeled halves” pied shall be deemed to be the territory 11:24 a. m.] immediately following the phrase “peeled of Albania; Austria; that portion of Bel­ halves” and preceding the phrase “peeled gium within continental Europe; Bul­ quarters”. garia; that portion of Burma occupied P aul V. M cN utt, by Japan; that portion of China occu­ TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE Administrator. pied by Japan; Czechoslovakia; Danzig; M arch 16, 1942. that portion of Denmark within conti­ Chapter IX—War Production Board [F. R. Doc. 42-2378; Filed, March 19, 1942; nental Europe; Estonia; that portion of SUBCHAPTER B—DIVISION OF 10:39 a. m.] France within continental Europe occu­ INDUSTRY OPERATIONS pied by Germany or Italy; French Indo­ china; Greece; Hong Kong; Hungary; P art 944—R egulations Applicable to Latvia; Lithuania; Luxembourg; British the Operation of the P riorities S y s ­ TITLE 31—MONEY AND FINANCE: Malaya; that portion of the Netherlands tem TREASURY within continental Europe; that portion AMENDMENT NO. I OF PRIORITIES REGULATION of the Netherlands East Indies occupied NO. 8 Chapter I—Monetary Offices, Department by Japan; Norway; that portion of the of the Treasury Philippine Islands occupied by Japan; Appendix B of Priorities Regulation No. Poland; Rumania; San Marino; Thai­ 8 1 is amended as follows: P art 132—G eneral R ulings U nder E xec­ land; that portion of the Union of Soviet By striking therefrom any reference to utive Order N o. 8389, April 10, 1940, Socialist Republics occupied by Ger­ Order P-56-a, and by adding thereto as Amended, and R egulations Issued many; Yugoslavia; and any other terri­ Order P-56. P ursuant T hereto tory controlled or occupied by Germany, This Amendment shall take effect im­ GENERAL RULING NO. 11 UNDER EXECUTIVE Italy or Japan. mediately. Issued this 19th day of March ORDER NO. 8 3 8 9 , AS AMENDED, AND REGU­ (3) The term “The Proclaimed List of 1942. (P.D. Reg. 1, amended Dec. 23, LATIONS ISSUED PURSUANT THERETO, RE­ Certain Blocked Nationals” shall mean 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; W.PB. Reg. 1, Jan. 26, LATING TO FOREIGN FUNDS CONTROL “The Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked 1942, 7 F.R. 561, E.O. 9024, Jan. 16, 1942, 7 Nationals” as amended and supple­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, Jan. 24, 1942, 7 F R. March 18, 1942. mented, promulgated pursuant to the 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., § 132.11 General Ruling No. 11. (a) President’s Proclamation of July 17, No license or other authorization now 1941. 17 F.R. 2097. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2169

3d Sess., as amended by Pub. Law 89, Present paragraph (c) is hereby Paragraph (a) of § 1336.101 is hereby 77th Cong., 1st Sess.) amended to read as follows: amended to read as follows and a new § 1336.110a is added, as set forth below: J. S. K now lson, (c) Restrictions on use of tung oil. Director of Industry Operations. After the effective date of this Order no § 1336.101 Maximum prices for radio person shall use or process any Tung Oil, receiving sets and phonograph parts. [P. R. Doc. 42-2381; Filed, March 19, 1942; ***** 11:09 a. m.J except upon the following categories of orders: (a) Parts sold and offered for sale "be­ (1) Defense orders having preference tween July 15, 1941, and October 15, 1941. The maximum price, exclusive of Part 1032—D irect-C onsum ption S ugar ratings of A-2 or better. (2) Orders placed by Defense Supplies federal excise tax, for any part offered INTERPRETATION NO. 1 OF GENERAL PREFER­ Corporation. during the period between July 15, 1941, ENCE ORDER NO. M—55 , AS AMENDED (3) Orders for the manufacture of and October 15, 1941, inclusive, for sale JANUARY 24, 1942 can linings for cans to contain food during such period, shall be the highest The following official interpretation is products for human consumption. net price f. o. b. seller’s point of shipment hereby issued by the Director of Indus­ (4) Orders for the manufacture of and exclusive of federal excise tax at try Operations with respect to § 1032.1, outside can coatings where wood oil is which such part was billed by the manu­ General Preference Order Af-55,1 as essential to withstand normal food proc­ facturer for delivery during such period, amended January 24, 1942. essing. or if there was no such billing, the high­ (5) Orders for uses to comply with est net price, exclusive of federal excise Paragraph (a) of General Preference tax, at any time quoted in writing by Order No. M-55 incorporates, by refer­ Underwriters’ Regulations, Health, Sani­ the manufacturer for a delivery during ence, the provisions of Priorities Regula­ tary or Safety Regulations or laws issued such period to the same person or a per­ tion No. 1 (Part 944) to the extent that by Government authority, provided the they are not inconsistent with the Order. son of the same general class, except pertinent provisions of such laws or regu­ that § 944.14 of Priorities Regulation No. 1 lations were in effect both on December provides, in part, that no person shall (1) The maximum price for the basic accept delivery of any material if his 1, 1941, and on the date of such use and record changer (Model No. 201) manu­ inventory of such material is, or will by specifically require the use of Tung Oil factured by General Instruments Corpo­ virtue of such acceptance become, in or a product required specifically to be ration shall be $9.40. excess of a practicable minimum work­ made from Tung Oil. (P.D. Reg. 1, ***** ing inventory. Consequently, the quan­ amended Dec. 23, 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; § 1336.110a Effective dates of amend­ tity of sugar which may be accepted W.P.B. Reg. 1, Jan. 26, 1942, 7 F.R. 561, ments. (a) A m endm ent No. 1 under subparagraphs (d) (5) (vii), E.O. 9024, Jan. 16, 1942, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. (§ 1336.101 (a)) to Revised Price Sched­ (viii), (ix), and (x), by any person is 9040, Jan. 24, 1942, 7 F.R. 527; sec. 2 (a), ule No. 84 shall become effective March restricted by the application of the prac­ Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., 3d Sess., as 20, 1942. (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., 2d ticable minimum working inventory pro­ amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong., 1st Sess.) vision of Priorities Regulation No. 1 to the persons specified in said subpara­ Sess.) Issued this 18th day of March 1942. graphs. This Order shall take effect immedi­ J ohn E. H amm, The provisions of General Preference ately. Issued this I9th day of March Acting Administrator. Order No. M-55 do not prevent any re­ 1942. [P. R. Doc. 42-2366; Piled, March 19, 1942; ceiver from transferring, without charge J. S. K now lson, 9:22 a. m.] to his quota, the right to receive sugar Director of Industry Operations. due him from a distributor under any contract for future delivery executed [P. R. Doc. 42-2380; Filed, March 19, 1942; prior to December 13, 1941, provided he 11:09 a. m.] P art 1340—F uel has not accepted and does hot accept temporary maximum price regulation no. actual or constructive delivery of such 11— MOTOR fuel sold at service sta­ sugar and provided ultimate delivery is tions in THE curtailment area P art 1124—Cotton T extile F abrics for made in accordance with the Order. It In the judgment of the Acting Price is not material whether the cost of such U se as A gricultural B ags Administrator it is necessary and proper sugar is billed by the distributor to the GENERAL PREFERENCE ORDER NO. M -1 0 7 in order to effectuate the purposes of the receiver who held the contract for future Correction Emergency Price Control Act of 1942 to delivery or to the ultimate purchaser. establish temporarily as the maximum Issued this 19th day of March 1942. In the table appearing in § 1124.1 (b) prices for motor fuel sold at service sta­ (P.D. Reg. 1, amended Dec. 23, 1941, 6 (2) on page 1835 of the issue for tions in the Curtailment Area the prices F.R. 6680; W.P.B. Reg. 1, Jan. 26, 1942, Wednesday, March 11, 1942, under prevailing with respect thereto within 7 P.R. 561, E.O. 9024, Jan. 16, 1942, 7 “Sheetings,” the line reading five days prior to the issuance of this F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, Jan. 24, 1942, 7 F.R. 40" 48/40 4.25 yd. Regulation. 527; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., Therefore, under the authority vested 3d Sess., as amended by Pub. Law 89, 77th should read as follows: in the Acting Price Administrator by the Cong., 1st Sess.) 40" 44/40 4.25 yd. Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, and J. S. K now lson, in accordance with the Procedural Reg­ Director of Industry Operations. ulation No. I,1 issued by the Office of Price Administration, Temporary Maxi­ [P. R. Doc. 42-2379; Piled, March 19, 1942; mum Price Regulation No. 11 is hereby 11:09 a. m.] Chapter XI—Office of Price Adminis­ tration issued. P art 1336—R adio, X -R ay and Com m uni­ § 1340.171 Maximum prices for motor cation Apparatus fuel sold at service stations in the cur­ P art 1034—T ung Oil tailment area. On and after March 23, AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO REVISED PRICE SCHED­ AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO GENERAL PREFERENCE 1942, to and including 12 o’clock mid­ ULE NO. 8 4 1— RADIO RECEIVER AND night on May 21,1942, regardless of any ORDER NO. M—57 TO CONSERVE THE SUPPLY PHONOGRAPH PARTS Am ) DIRECT THE DISTRIBUTION OF TUNG contract, agreement, lease, or other ob­ A statement of considerations involved ligation, no person shall sell or deliver OIL in the issuance of this Amendment has motor fuel at service stations in the cur­ Section 1034.1, as amended (General been prepared and issued simultaneously tailment area at prices higher than the Preference Order M-57)2 is hereby herewith/ maximum prices set forth in Appendix A amended as follows: hereof, incorporated herein as § 1340.181; *7 FJR. 1362. 17 P.R. 581, 1106. »Piled with the Division of the Federal 17 FR. 182, 1024. Register. 17 P.R. 971. 2170 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

and no person shall agree, offer, solicit Price Regulation No. 11 or any price charged on the last sale of such motor or attempt to sell or deliver motor fuel schedule, regulation or order issued by fuel made prior to March 13, 1942 at the at service stations in the Curtailment the Office of Price Administration or of same service station, provided such sale Area at prices higher than the maximum any acts or practices which constitute was made after January 13, 1942. prices.* such a violation are urged to communi­ (c) Where the maximum price for *§§ 1340.171 to 1340.182, inclusive, issued cate with the nearest field or regional any grade of motor fuel at a service sta­ pursuant to Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., 2d Sess. office of the Office of Price Administra­ tion in the curtailment area cannot be tion or its principal office in Washington, determined under (a) or (b) above, sell­ § 1340.172 Less than maximum prices. D. C.* Lower prices than those set forth in Ap­ ers may establish a temporary maximum § 1340.178 Petitions for amendment. price, which must be equal to or lower pendix A (§ 1340.181) may be charged, Persons seeking any modification of this demanded, paid or offered.* than the maximum price for that grade Temporary Maximum Price Regulation of motor fuel for other service stations § 3J340.173 Conditional agreements. No. 11 or an adjustment or exception not No seller of motor fuel at service stations in the locality, if any, which shall be provided for therein may file petitions for submitted to the Office of Price Adminis­ in the curtailment area shall enter into amendment in accordance with the pro­ an agreement permitting the adjustment tration within ten days after the estab­ visions of Procedural Regulation No. 1, lishment of such price for approval or of the prices to prices which may be issued by the Office of Price Administra­ disapproval.* higher than the maximum prices pro­ tion.* § 1340.182 Effective period. Tempo­ vided by § 1340.181, in the event that this § 1340.179 Replacement "by regulation. rary Maximum Price Regulation No. 11 Temporary Maximum Price Regulation This Temporary Maximum Price Regu­ (§§ 1340.171 to 1340.182, inclusive) shall No. 11 is amended or is determined by a lation No. 11 may be replaced by a per­ become effective March 23, 1942, and court to be invalid or upon any other manent maximum price regulation or contingency: Provided, That if a petition shall, unless earlier revoked or replaced, order issued under the Emergency Price expire at twelve o’clock midnight on for amendment under § 1340.178 has been Control Act of 1942, which upon issuance May 21, 1942. duly filed, and such petition requires ex­ shall have the effect of revoking this tensive consideration, and the Adminis­ Temporary Maximum Price Regulation Issued this 18th day of March 1942. trator determines that an exception No. 11* J o h n E . H a m m , would be in the public interest pending § 1340.180 Definitions, (a) When Acting Administrator. such consideration, the Administrator used in this Temporary Maximum Price [F. R. Doc. 42-2364; Filed, March 18, 1942; may grant an exception from the provi­ Regulation No. 11, the term: sions of this section permitting the mak­ 5:07 p. m.] ing of contracts adjustable upon the (1) “Person” includes an individual, granting of the petition for amendment.* corporation, partnership, association, or § 1340.174 Evasion. The price limi­ any other organized group of persons, or P a r t 1351—F o o d s a n d F o o d P r o d u c t s tations set forth in this Temporary Max­ legal successor or representative of any imum Price Regulation No. 11 shall not of the foregoing, and includes the United ORDER NO. 1 UNDER REVISED PRICE SCHEDULE be evaded, whether by direct or indirect States or any agency thereof, or any NO. 9 1 1— TEA methods, in connection with an offer, other government, or any of its political For reasons set forth in an opinion solicitation, agreement, sale, delivery, subdivisions, or any agency of any of the issued simultaneously herewith and filed purchase or receipt of or relating to foregoing. with the Division of the Federal Register, motor fuel sold at service stations in the (2) “Motor fuel” means liquid fuel, ex­ and under the authority vested in the curtailment area, alone or in conjunc­ cept Diesel fuel, used for the propulsion Price Administrator by the Emergency tion with any other commodity or by of motor vehicles or motor boats and Price Control Act of 1942, it is hereby way of commission, service, transporta­ shall include any liquid fuel to which ordered: tion, or other charge, or discount, pre­ Federal gasoline taxes apply except liq­ § 1351.351 Order No. 1 under Revised mium or other privilege, or by tying- uid fuel used for the propulsion of air­ Price Schedule No. 91. (a) Eppens, agreement or other trade undertanding, craft. Smith Company, Warren and Washing­ or otherwise.* (3) “Service station” means any place ton Streets, New York and Elway Food § 1340.175 Posting of prices. Every of business or part thereof, where motor Products Corp., 22 Hudson Street, New person selling motor fuel at a service sta­ fuel is delivered into the fuel supply tanks York may sell and deliver, and agree, tion in the curtailment area in the course of motor vehicles or motor boats. offer, solicit and attempt to sell and of trade or business, or otherwise dealing (4) “Curtailment : rea” means the deliver, the kinds, grades and quantities therein, shall post conspicuously the max­ States of Oregon, Washington, Connec­ of tea set forth in paragraph (b), at imum prices established by Temporary ticut, Delaware, Florida east of the Apa­ prices not in excess of those stated Maximum Price Regulation No. 11 for lachicola River, Georgia, Maine, Mary­ therein, and the persons named therein each grade of motor fuel sold at that land, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, as the buyers may buy and receive, and service station. Such maximum price New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, agree, offer, solicit and attempt to buy posting shall be marked “Maximum Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Caro­ and receive, such kinds, grades and quan­ Prices” in letters at least five inches in lina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, tities of tea at such prices from Eppens, height, and shall indicate the maximum and the District of Columbia. Smith Company and Elway Food Prod­ price for each grade of motor fuel in fig­ (b) Unless the context otherwise re­ ucts Corp., respectively. ures no smaller than those in which the quires, the definitions set forth in section (b) The prices listed below shall be selling price at the pump is posted.* 302 of the Emergency Price Control Act the maximum prices at which each of § 1340.176 Records and reports. Ev­ of 1942 shall apply to other terms used the sellers listed may deliver the kind, ery person making sales of motor fuel herein.* grade and quality of tea named. after March 23,1942, at a service station § 1340.181 Appendix A: Maximum (1) The following prices apply to Ep­ in the curtailment area in the course of prices for motor fuel sold at service sta­ trade or business, or otherwise dealing tions in the curtailment area, (a) The pens, Smith Company: therein, shall keep such records for in­ maximum price for each grade of motor spection and submit such reports to the Price fuel at each service station in the cur­ f.o.b. Office of Price Administration as it may tailment area shall be no higher than Buyer Description New from time to time require.* the price posted at such service station York § 1340.177 Enforcement, (a) Persons for each grade of motor fuel at the close violating any provision of this Tempo­ of business or at eleven o’clock at night Cents .Telfer Coffee Co., 1365 2 cases Java BOP 49% rary Maximum Price Regulation No. 11 on March 13, 1942. * East Lamed St., Qandasolie, Com* (b) Where the maximum price for any Detroit, Mich. mon. are subject to the criminal penalties and L. J. Callanan, 41 Ves- 10 cases Java OP civil enforcement actions provided for by grade of motor fuel at a service station sey St., New York, Montaja, Medium. the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942. in the curtailment area cannot be deter­ N. Y. (b) Persons who have evidence of any mined under (a) above, the maximum violation of this Temporary Maximum price shall not be in excess of the price 17 P A 1378, 1857. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2171

(2) Hie following prices apply to El- § 1804.3 Questionnaire and affidavits. way Pood Products Corp.: With the initial application for a license Price a Censorship questionnaire shall be filed b. Bayer Description New Price on forms provided by and available at the York ex ware­ Technical Data License Division. This Buyer Description house New questionnaire will show complete infor­ Ceni» York mation concerning the publisher, includ­ Importers & Boasters, cases Java BOP, 49Já ing the nationality of all officials and a Common, Cents Inc., 622 St. Anns Albert Mann, 220 2 cases Java BOP, 60 list of all enemy alien employees. At the Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Broadway, New Medium. time the initial application is made, each Dubert Brothers, 366 cases Java BOP 535i 2 cases Java OP, Me* 60 Vernon Ave., Serang Sarie, Me­ York City. publisher will be required to designate Brooklyn, N. Y. dium. dium. 50 cases Java OP, 51 from one to three employees to be charged Medium, with supervising the wrapping of the (30 cases Kotta 5053 (c) Unless the context otherwise re­ Malern and 20 cases publication. Accompanying the ques­ Montaja, Medium. quires, the definitions set forth in tionnaire will be an affidavit of each such J. J. Gofl, 100 West 20 cases Java BOP 60 § 1351.259 of Revised Price Schedule employee showing that he is an American 106th St., New York, Bandjarwangie, Me­ No. 91 shall apply to terms used herein. N. Y. dium. citizen or, if not a citizen, that he has Harry Yellen, 59-05 case Java OP Mon- 5053 (Pub. Law, 421, 77th Cong., 2d Sess.) been, approved by the Chief Postal Cen­ Boosevelt Ave., taja, Medium. Woodside, N. Y. This Order No. 1 shall become effective sor, length of time employed by the E. Elsässer, 401 East case Java OP Mon- 50J-3 March 20, 1942. Issued this 18th day of applicant, and that the employee has 88th St., New York, taja. Medium, never been, and is not now, connected N. Y. case Java B O P, Se- 5353 March, 1942. rang, Sarie; Me­ J o h n E. H a m m , with any organization advocating the dium. overthrow of the United States Govern­ O. Smith, 947 Free­ case Java OP Mon- 5053 Acting Administrator. man St., Bronx, taja, Medium. ment by force or violence. Each em­ N. Y. [P. R. Doc. 42-2367; Piled, March 19, 1942; ployee making such affidavit shall furnish S & H Co., 188 Lafay­ cases Java OP Mon- 6053 9:22 a. m.] ette Ave., Paterson, taja, Medium. three specimens of his signature. Ac­ N. J. companying the questionnaire there will Charles Helmer, 1571 cases Java BOP, 49J4 1st Ave., N ew York, Panoembagan, Me­ also be an affidavit of the employer which N. Y. dium. Chapter XVI—Office of Censorship will show the length of time the em­ case Java OP, Kotta 61 Malern, Medium, [Regulation No. I] ployees mentioned above have been em­ H. Falek, 402 Grove case Java OP Mon- 5053 ployed, and that investigation has shown St., Jersey City, taja, Medium. P a r t 1804—P o s t a l C e n s o r s h i p R e g u l a ­ that none is or ha;: been connected with N. J. t i o n s Mrs. S. Cohen, 444 2d case Pekoe Java, 5053 any organization advocating the over­ Ave.. New York, Montaja Medium. HANDLING OF PUBLICATIONS CONTAINING throw of the United States Government N. Y. C. Hamblen Sons, 113 case Java BOP, Se- 5354 SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL, OR PROFESSIONAL by force or violence, and that each such 4th Ave., Mount rang, Sarie, Me DATA employee is loyal and trustworthy. This Vernon, N. Y. dium. Liebl & Moldovan, 1 case Java OP Monta- 5053 Sec. affidavit must be signed by a responsible 2978 3rd Ave.. New ja, Medium, 1804.1 license necessary for export. officer of the applicant.* York, N. Y. case Java BOP 5354 Serang, Sarie. Medi 1804.2 Application for license. § 1804.4 Review of publication mate­ um. 1804.3 Questionnaire and affidavits. rial. Upon receipt of each application for J. Steinman, 995 Co lease JavaBOP Gand- 4954 1804.4 Review of publication material. a license, the Technical Data License Iambus Ave., New asoHe, Common. 1804.5 Issuance of license. York, N.Y. Division, Office of Export Control, Board Atlantic Coffee Sup­ lease Java OP Monta- 5053 1804.6 Declaration of content. ply Co., 129 East ja. Medium. 1804.7 Correspondence. of Economic Warfare, will review the 4th St.. New York 1804.8 Who shall make application. copies of the publication submitted for N.Y. objectionable subject matter from the H. Harvey 1582 3rd 1 case Java BOP Se- 5354 § 1804.1 License necessary for export. Ave., New York rang, Sarie, Medi­ viewpoint of Censorship Requirements N.Y. um. Effective April 1, 1942, publications de­ and Regulations and national security. Quaker City Coffee 10 cases Java OP 51 voted in whole or in part to scientific, Mills, 20 North Tipis, Medium. Every effort will be made to notify appli­ Front St., Philadel technical, or professional data which may cants of approval or other decision within phia, Pa. contain information, the transmission of M. Bobic, 994 Colum lease JavaBOP Gan- 4954 forty-eight hours of receipt of the ma­ bus Ave., New dasolie, Common. which to foreign countries may be inimi­ terial. If certain portions are not ap­ York, N. Y. cal to the military interests of the United proved for export, such portions will be J. Glat, 252 Cypress IcaseJavaBOPMon- 5053 Ave., Bronx, N. Y taja, Medium States, will be licensed prior to export. suitably marked and the material re­ J. J. Sbisa Coflee Co , 1 case Java OP Mon Before a license will be granted, the con­ turned to the applicant. The material 1768 North Gayoso taja, Medium ditions set forth in §§ 1804.2 to 1804.6 in­ St., New Orleans may then be resubmitted on the same La. clusive, must be complied with,* application form for further examination Kaye Coffee Co., 1209 cases Java Br. OP 4954 Bogers Ave., Brook Gandasolie, Com *§§ 1804.1 to 1804.8, Inclusive, issued under after deletion of the marked portions. lyn, N. Y. mon. the authority contained in E.O. 8985, 6 P.R. Upon final approval of the material, the t cases Java OP Mon- 5054 taja, Medium. 6625. Technical Data License Division will rec­ B. W. Schumacher ; cases Java OP Eoer § 1804.2 Application for license. Ap­ ommend to the Office of Censorship that Coffee Co., 64 South angga Medium a license be granted. Ordinarily, such Howard St., Akron plications for licenses shall be made to Ohio. the Technical Data License Division, license will issue immediately thereafter.* J. Edward Custy Co., 10 cases Java OP Çot- 60 § 1804.5 Issuance of license. A license 13 South Carrollton ta, Bogar, Medium, Office of Export Control, Board of Eco­ Ave., Baltimore nomic Warfare on forms provided by and from the Office of Censorship, when Md. granted, will authorize the publisher to M. Gould, 487 East 15 cases Java BQP 4954 available at that Agency. A separate 152d St., New York Tjiharoem, Medium. ai>plication must be made for each li­ export the designated number of copies N.Y. cense, and a separate license will be re­ of the particular issue of the publication Kaufman Brothers 1 case Java BOP 4954 to the foreign countries specified therein. 607 Washington Thiharoem, Me­ quired for each issue of each publication. Hoboken, N. J. dium The application will show the name of The license will not be transferable, and Karavan Coflee Co 10 cases Java BOP, 4954 will be subject to revocation without no­ Toledo, Ohio. Sindang Wangle, the publisher, the name of the publica­ Common. tion, the period covered by the particular tice. The possession of the license will 10 cases Java BOP, 4954 not relieve the holder of the necessity Gandasolie, Com­ issue, and names of the countries to mon. which export is to be made. With each of obtaining any other permit or license H. C. Groffin, 968 2 cases Java BOP 4954 that may be required by any other Gov­ Hereford Drive Gandasolie, Com­ application there shall be submitted two Arkon, Ohio. mon. copies of the publication in galley proof ernmental Agency. The license will be or other copy.* granted on the express condition that 2172 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

each copy of the publication mailed P art 1805—Communications R ulings ian Defense to make and issue such rules, thereunder corresponds in every respect COMMUNICATIONS RULING NO. 1 regulations and orders as he may deem to the copy submitted to and approved by necessary or desirable to carry out the the Technical Data License Division, and By virtue of the authority vested in me purposes of the aforementioned Act of on the further condition that the wrap­ by Executive Order No. 8985 (F. R. Doc. January 27, 1942, the following regula­ ping of all copies for export will be under 41-9600) and T. D. 50536 (F. R. Doc. 41- tions are hereby made and issued: 9799): the supervision of one of the employees Sec. designated in the questionnaire.* § 1805.1 Communications Ruling No. 1. 1901.1 General program. § 1804.6 Declaration of content. As (a) The sending or transmitting out of 1901.2 Definitions. soon as the license from the Office of the United States in the ordinary course 1901.3 Certificate and Agreement of civil Censorship is granted, the publisher may of the mail of any letter or other writing, authority of borrowing commu- then release the issue for export subject . nity. to the following conditions. Copies for book, or other paper, or through any pub­ 1901.4 Duties of Regional Directors. foreign shipment shall be securely lic telegraph or cable service of any tele­ 1901.5 Appointment and tenure of State wrapped without open ends. A Declara­ gram, cablegram or wireless message of and local property officers. tion of Content shall be affixed to the any communication is permitted, pro­ 1901.6 Bonding of property officers. vided that both of the following condi­ 1901.7 Distribution of civilian defense outer cover of each package for export, tions are satisfied: property. which Declaration shall show the num­ 1901.8 Duties of State property officers. ber of copies, the name of the publisher, (1) Such communication complies with 1901.9 Duties of local property officers. the name of the publication, tha destina­ all regulations issued by the Office of 1901.10 Operating instructions. Censorship; and tion, and the license number. The Dec­ § 1901.1 General program, (a) The laration shall further state that none of (2) Such communication is not ad­ the copies are addressed to persons in dressed to or intended for, or to be de­ Director of Civilian Defense will from enemy or enemy-occupied territory and livered, directly or indirectly, to an enemy time to time make available to localities that the material in the package corre­ national. of the United States, its territories and sponds in every respect to that approved possessions, equipment and supplies for by the Office of Censorship for which a (b) Nothing contained in this Ruling the protection of persons and property license with a designated number has shall be deemed to limit the authority of from bombing attacks, sabotage and been granted. The Declaration shall fur­ the Office of Censorship to cause to be other war hazards. ther state that the package has been censored in its absolute discretion, com­ (b) Such equipment and supplies will wrapped under the supervision of a des­ munication by mail, cable, radio or other be made available by loans to communi­ ignated employee of the publisher and means of transmission passing between ties within the States, which communi­ that it does not contain any additional the United States and any foreign ties may in turn distribute, under the enclosures, writings, or other extraneous country. All communications permitted direction of the local defense council, material. The Declaration shall be by this Ruling shall be subject to cen­ the equipment and supplies to respon­ signed by the employee under whose su­ sorship as fully as if this Ruling had not sible and qualified individuals or organi­ pervision it was wrapped and whose name been issued. zations, all in accordance with regula­ is shown thereon, such employee to be (c) As used in this Ruling the term tions issued by the Director of Civilian one of those previously designated by “United States” and the term “person” Defense. the publisher and whose signature is on shall have the meaning prescribed in (c) Each borrowing community will file in the Office of Censorship. The Executive Order No. 8389, as amended,1 designate a local property officer who will package may then be posted in the usual and the term “enemy national” shall have act as custodian of the property and will manner.* the meaning prescribed in General Rul­ be responsible therefor to the Officer of § 1804.7 Correspondence. All corre­ ing No. 11, issued by the Secretary of the Civilian Defense. State property officers spondence concerning the approval, dis­ Treasury thereunder. are to be appointed to maintain records approval, deletions, or corrections of the (d) This Ruling may be amended or with respect to all property loaned in material in the publication shall be di­ modified at any time; and the right is their respective States or areas, and rected to Jihe Technical Data License reserved to exclude from the operation property may, in certain instances, be Division, Office of Export Control, Board hereof, or from the privileges hereby con­ delivered to the communities through of Economic Warfare, Washington, D. C.* ferred, and to restrict the applicability such State property officers. State prop­ § 1804.8 Who shall make application. hereof with respect to, particular persons erty officers and local property officers Initially, each publisher considered by or communications or classes thereof. will deal with and distribute the property the Board of Economic Warfare as com­ (Sec. 3, 40 Stat. 412, as amended, and only in the manner prescribed by the ing within the provisions of § 1804.1 will sec. 303, 55 Stat. 838; E.O. 8985, 6 F.R. Director of Civilian Defense. be sent a separate letter enclosing blank 6625; T.D. 50536, 6 F.R. 6807) (d) Regional Directors of the Office of forms of the application, questionnaire, B yron P rice, Civilian Defense are to supervise the ac­ and affidavits. It shall be the duty, how­ Director of Censorship. tivities of State property officers and local ever, of any other publisher engaged in property officers. [P. R. Doc. 42-2389; Piled, March 19, 1942; (e) The equipment and supplies shall publishing periodicals containing scien­ 11:34 a. m.] tific, technical, or professional data to at all times be at the disposition of the make application for a license prior to United States Government, and the exporting such periodicals. After April United States Government shall retain 1,1942, no publication coming within the its full rights as owner, lessee or borrower, provisions of § 1804.1 will be cleared Chapter XVII—Office of Civilian Defense as the case may be, of such property. To for export by the Office of Censorship [OCD Regulations 1] such extent as may be practicable, all unless a license has been obtained and all such supplies and equipment shall at all P art 1901—Loans of Equipment and the requirements of §§ 1804.5 and 1804.6 times be clearly and distinctly marked as have been complied with.* S upplies to Civil Authorities the property of, or under the control of, the United States Government, Office of March 13, 1942. By virtue of the authority vested in me by Executive Order No. 8757 dated May Civilian Defense. B yron P rice, 20, 1941, and Executive Order No. 9088 (f) The regulations in this part gov­ Director. dated March 6, 1942, and pursuant to erning such loans are part of the agree­ T he W hite H ouse, section 1 of the Act approved January 27, ment of each community receiving such March 17, 1942. a loan, and in addition should serve as a Approved: 1942, and in accordance with Article 13 of Executive Order No. 9088 dated March guide to State and local property officers F ranklin D R oosevelt 6,1942, authorizing the Director of Civil- in the performance of their duties.* [P. R. Doc. 42-2363; Piled, March 18, 1942; *§§ 1901.1 to 1901.10, inclusive, issued un­ 2:45 p. m.] 16 P.R. 2897, 3715, 6348, 6785. der the authority contained in Pub. Law 415, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2173

77th Cong., 2d Sess.; E.O. 8757, 6 P.R. 2517, of the community as to the maintenance, duly authorized appointive authority of and E.O. 9088, 7 F.R. 1775. use, distribution and return of the prop­ such community shall duly appoint a § 1901.2 Definitions, (a) “Civil au­ erty, and a certification as to the ap­ local property officer to serve as the thority” means any State or community, pointment, by the duly authorized ap­ authorized agent of the community to as hereinafter defined, or any duly pointive authority, of a designated local receive such loan upon such terms and elected or appointed official, agent, board, property officer as the agent of the conditions as shall be prescribed by the commission or other body of persons community authorized to receive the Director of Civilian Defense. The duties duly authorized to act on behalf of any property on behalf of the community and and obligations of each local property State or community. to perform the duties prescribed with officer shall be as set forth in these (b) “State” means any State or terri­ respect thereto by the Director of Ci­ regulations or as otherwise prescribed tory or possession of the United States, vilian Defense. Each local property by the Director of Civilian Defense. and, in addition, means any area desig­ officer shall agree, on OCD Form Number Each local property officer shall hold nated by the Director of Civilian De­ 501, to comply with all rules, regulations, office during the pleasure of the local fense as a special area for purposes of orders, and instructions of the Director appointive authority.* these regulations. of Civilian Defense. Such Certificates § 1901.6 Bonding of property officers. (c) “Community” means any munici­ and Agreements shall be executed in (a) The Office of Civilian Defense, pality, town or village, or any other po­ duplicate, one copy to be filed with the Washington, D. C., requires State prop­ litical subdivision of any State, or any Office of Civilian Defense, Washington, erty officers to be bonded in the amount D. C., and one copy with the Regional area designated by the Director of Ci­ Director.* of $10,000 to the Federal Government, vilian Defense as a community for pur­ and the obligation for the premium § 1901.4 Duties of Regional Directors. thereon shall be assumed by the State poses of these regulations. Regional Directors of the Office of Ci­ (d) “Chief executive officer” means property officer or by the State designat­ vilian Defense, appointed by the Director ing any such State property officer. the mayor of a community or other per­ of Civilian Defense, will supervise the son or body exercising paramount local activities of State property officers and (b) The Office of Civilian Defense, executive power. local property officers with the view of Washington, D. C., requires local prop­ (e) “Local defense council” means assuring compliance with rules, regula­ erty officers to be bonded to the Fed­ the body duly appointed by the duly tions, orders and instructions of the Di­ eral Government, in the amount of authorized appointive authority to be rector of Civilian Defense. Regional $10,000 in communities whose popula­ responsible for civilian defense in the Directors are authorized to take such tion is 200,000 or more, and $5,000 in community. other communities, and the obligation steps as may be deemed by them to be for the premium thereon shall be (f) “Director of Civilian Defense” desirable to supervise the arrangements means the Director of the Office of Civil­ assumed by the local property officer or made by State property officers and local by the community for which the local ian Defense appointed by the President property officers with respect to the stor­ of the United States. age, handling, maintaining, protecting, property officer has been designated. (g) “Federal law” means the “Act to delivering and returning of all property (c) Each such bond shall be executed provide protection of persons and prop­ and the maintaining and filing of proper on OCD Form Number 502 and by such erty from bombing attacks in the United reports, records and accounts with re­ corporate surety as shall be acceptable States, and foi other purposes” approved spect thereto, and in particular with to the Director of Civilian Defense. January 27, 1942, and acts supplemental respect to the distribution of property in (d) Bonds of State and local property thereto relating to the Office of Civilian the communities in accordance with the officers shall be executed in triplicate, Defense, and Executive Orders issued provisions of § 1901.7; and they shall two copies to be filed with the Office of pursuant to such acts or relating to the from time to time make inspections for Civilian Defense, Washington, D. C., and Office of Civilian Defense. such purpose.* one copy to be filed with the Regional (h) “Property” means equipment and § 1901.5 Appointment and tenure of Director.* supplies belonging to, or under the con­ State and local property officers, (a) § 1901.7 Distribution of civilian de­ trol of, the Office of Civilian Defense. As a condition precedent to the making fense property. Each local property (i) “Accountability” devolves upon of any loan to a community in any State, officer shall distribute the property re­ any person who is required to maintain the Governor of such State shall duly ceived by him, as the authorized agent records and a property account with re­ appoint a State property officer. In the of his community, to responsible and spect to property, whether or not in the event that an area is designated as a qualified individuals or organizations in custody of such person, and is discharged special area by the Director of Civilian his community or the territory adjacent by the maintenance of proper records Defense, a State property officer thereof thereto, in such amounts and in such and accounts and by the production of shall, as a condition precedent to a loan manner as the local defense council shall proper receipts for all property received to any community therein, be duly ap­ deem advisable in order to comply with by such person but no longer in his pointed by the Governor of the State the requirements of Federal law, includ­ custody. in which the largest city in such area ing the requirement that such property (j) “Responsibility” devolves upon any is located, and in such case the State shall be distributed for the adequate pro­ person who has custody of property or property officer for the State or States tection of persons and property from the duty to supervise others having such in which such special area is located shall bombing attacks, sabotage or other war custody, and is discharged by the exercise have no duties or accountability with re­ hazards: Provided, however, That such of good faith and due care in the per­ spect to the said special area. The duties distribution shall at all times be subject formance of all specified duties.* and obligations of each State property to and in accordance with such rules, § 1901.3 Certificate and Agreement of officer shall be as set forth in these reg­ regulations, orders and instructions as civil authority of borrowing community. ulations or as otherwise prescribed by the the Director of Civilian Defense may Each community to which a loan of Director of Civilian Defense. Each State make with respect thereto. Each local property is to be made by the Director of property officer shall obtain from each property officer shall hold office during individual or organization to whom any Civilian Defense, shall, prior to the mak­ the pleasure of the appointing Governor. ing of such loan, furnish to the Office Appointments of State property officers property is distributed, whether for fur­ of Civilian Defense a Certificate and shall be on OCD Form Number 500, exe­ ther distribution or for their own use, Agreement, on OCD Form Number 501, cuted in duplicate, one copy to be filed as well as from any transferee of such duly executed by its chief executive offi­ with the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ property, a duly executed OCD Form cer, as the civil authority of the com­ ington, D. C., and one copy with the Re­ Number 519, which shall constitute a re­ munity duly authorized to act in such gional Director; each State property ceipt for the property and an agreement respect, which Certificate and Agreement officer shall agree thereon to comply with with respect to the protection, mainte­ shall include, among other things, a cer­ all rules, regulations, orders and instruc­ nance, use and return thereof in accord­ tification that the community is in need tions of the Director of Civilian Defense. ance with all rules, regulations, orders of, but unable to provide, the property (b) As a condition precedent to the and instructions of the Director of therein specified, an agreement on behalf making of any loan to a community, the Civilian Defense.* 2174 ’ FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

§ 1901.8 Duties of State property offi­ shall have been delivered by him to and (h) Ascertain, before distributing any received by local property officers in ac­ fire fighting pumping units, that the com­ cers. The duties of each State property munity, pursuant to its Agreement con­ officer are to: cordance with rules, regulations, orders and instructions of the Director of Civil- tained in OCD Form No. 501, has pro­ (a) Receive all property shipped to i&n D0f6ns6i vided an appropriate vehicle on which him by the Office of Civilian Defense for (J) Perform such other duties as may said pumps and equipment will be communities within his State or area, be necessary in administering his office, mounted at the expense of the commu­ and cause such property to be delivered or as shall be prescribed by the Director nity, to assure the mobility of such forthwith and without delay to the local of Civilian Defense. equipment. property officers of the respective com­ (i) Obtain from all individuals or or­ munities, in such amounts and manner State property officers may appoint ganizations in his community to whom as shall be specified in any order or in­ agents to assist in the performance of any property is distributed, whether for struction issued by the Office of Civilian their duties, but shall be responsible for further distribution or for their own use, Defense, Washington, D. C. the acts or omissions of such agents.* as well as any transferee of such prop­ (b) Maintain an adequate record of § 1901.9 Duties of local property offi­ cers. The duties of each local property erty, a receipt and agreement as pro­ all property delivered to him and all vided in § 1901.7. property delivered to local property offi­ officer are to: (j) Make arrangements satisfactory cers within his State or area, and pre­ (a) Receive all property loaned to his to the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ serve all receipts for such property. community by the Office of Civilian De­ ington, D. C., for the prompt return of (c) Prepare and submit to the Office fense and shipped to him, as the agent all property loaned to his community of Civilian Defense, Washington, D. C., of his community, by the Office of Civilian (unless lost, destroyed or consumed in and to his Regional Director, reports Defense or by or on behalf of the State the course of its use in accordance here­ and information in such form and man­ property officer, and cause such property with and proper report of adjustment ner as required by them, respectively, as to be distributed forthwith and without with respect thereto has been filed with to the location, custody, condition and delay in accordance with § 1901.7 and any and approved by the Office of Civilian status of all property in his State or other rules, regulations, orders or in­ Defense) if and when recalled for any area. structions of the Director of Civilian reason whatsoever by the Office of Civil­ (d) Supervise the examination and Defense. ian Defense, Washington, D. C., and checking of all property shipped to or (b) Maintain an adequate record of cause such property forthwith and with­ by him. all property delivered to him or for his out delay to be expeditiously transported (e) Supervise the storage and han­ account, and of all property distributed and delivered to or upon the order of the dling of all property in his custody, and by him, directly or indirectly, to individu­ Office of Civilian Defense, Washington, make arrangements so that such prop­ als or organizations within his commu­ D. C.: Provided, however, That any rea­ erty may be inspected at any time by nity or in territory adjacent thereto, and sonable expense incident to the return the representatives of the Office of preserve all receipts for such property. of such property will be borne by the Civilian Defense. (c) Prepare and submit reports and Office of Civilian Defense upon the pres­ (f) Make arrangements, satisfactory information, in such form and manner entation of duly verified vouchers. to the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ as required by his State property officer (k) Be responsible to the Office of Ci­ ington, D. C., adequately to store, handle, or the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ vilian Defense for the performance of his maintain, protect, deliver and return all ington, D. C., or his Regional Director duties, including (1) the storing, han­ property in his custody, and provide suit­ as to the location, custody, condition, dling, maintaining protecting, delivering able facilities, at the expense of his State, and status of all property loaned to his and returning of all property received by for the proper storage, handling, protec­ community. him or his agents until such property tion, delivery and return of all such (d) Supervise the examination and shall have been distributed by him to property: Provided, however, That he is checking of all property shipped to or by and received by individuals or organiza­ not required to obtain fire, burglary or him. tions in accordance with rules, regula-, other insurance with respect to any (e) Supervise the storage and handling tions, orders and instructions of the Di­ property. of all property in his custody, and make rector of Civilian Defense, and (2) the (g) Make arrangements, satisfactory arrangements so that such property may supervising of the performance of the to the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ be inspected at any time by representa­ duties of distributees to whom custody ington, D. C., for the prompt return of tives of the Office of Civilian Defense. of property is to be or has been so any property received by him (unless lost, (f) Pursuant to the agreement of his transferred. destroyed or consumed in the course of community contained in OCD Form (l) Initiate and transmit Reports of Its use in accordance herewith and Number 501, make arrangements satis­ Adjustment (on OCD Form 518) when proper report of adjustment with respect factory to the Office of Civilian Defense, required by rules, regulations, orders or thereto has been filed with and approved Washington, D. C., adequately to store, instructions of the Director of Civilian by the Office of Civilian Defense) and handle, maintain, protect, deliver and re­ Defense. in his custody if and when recalled for turn all property in his custody, and (m) Perform such other duties as may any reason whatsoever by the Office of supervise the furnishing of suitable fa­ be necessary in administering his office, Civilian Defense, Washington, D. C., and cilities and the making of suitable ar­ or as shall be prescribed by the Director cause such property forthwith and with­ rangements for the proper storage, of Civilian Defense. out delay to be expeditiously trans­ handling, maintenance, protection, dis­ ported and delivered to or upon the order tribution and return of all property Local property officers may appoint of the Office of Civilian Defense, Wash­ loaned to his community but in the cus­ agents to assist in the performance of ington, D. C.: Provided, however, That tody of others: Provided, however, That their duties, but shall be responsible for any reasonable expense incident to the he is not required to obtain fire, burglary the acts or omissions of such agents.* return of such property will be borne by or other insurance with respect to any § 1901.10 Operating instructions. The the Office of Civilian Defense upon the property. Office of Civilian Defense, Washington, presentation of duly verified vouchers. (g) Ascertain, as a condition precedent D. C., will from time to time issue in­ (h) Be accountable to the Office of to the distribution by him of any prop­ structions to State and local property Civilian Defense for all property within erty, that the individuals or organiza­ officers relating to procedures and forms his State or area. tions to whom the property is to be dis­ for use in performance of their duties.* (i) Be responsible to the Office of tributed, either by him or by individuals [ seal! J ames M. Landis, Civilian Defense for the performance of or organizations to whom he in the first Director of Civilian Defense. instance shall have distributed, have ar­ his duties, including the storing, han­ M arch 18, 1942. dling, maintaining, protecting, delivering ranged for and provided suitable facili­ ties as specified in paragraph (f) of this [F. R. Doc. 42-2365; Filed, March 18, 1942; and returning of all property received 5:11 p. m.J by him or his agents until such property section. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2175 TITLE 33—NAVIGATION AND NAVI­ (2) Where it is necessary for the ves­ an enemy alien on board, and such en­ GABLE WATERS sel to depart from local waters, or from emy alien has not complied with all ap­ territorial waters outside of local waters, plicable travel regulations of the Attor­ Chapter I—Coast Guard, Department of for the purpose of transportation of the ney General, or other proper federal the Navy vessel under its own power to a perma­ authority. For the purposes of this sec­ P art 6— Anchorage R egulations nent location within local waters at some tion, the term “enemy alien” shall in­ distant point: Provided, That if such clude the following: REGULATIONS FOR THE CONTROL OF VESSELS transportation will involve passage IN THE TERRITORIAL WATERS OF THE through, or arrival within, waters under (1) All aliens of the age of 14 years UNITED STATES the jurisdiction of another captain, or or older who were or are natives, citizens, Pursuant to the authority contained in other captains of the port, the captain or subjects of Germany, Italy, or Japan. section 1, Title II of the Espionage Act of the port issuing the license shall send (2) All aliens of the age of 14 years approved June 15, 1917, 40 Stat. 220 appropriate notification thereof to the or older who at present are stateless, but (U.S.C. title 50, sec. 191), as amended captain of the port in each of whose ju­ who at the time they became stateless risdictions the vessel will proceed and were citizens or subjects of Germany, by the Act of November 15, 1941 (Pub. Italy, or Japan. Law 292, 77th Cong.), and by virtue of arrive at final destination: Provided fur­ the Proclamation and Executive Order ther, That no departure license shall be The term “enemy alien”, for the pur­ issued June 27, 1940 (5 F.R. 2419), and granted to any such vessel having an poses of this section, shall not include November 1, 1941 (6 P.R. 5581), respec­ enemy alien on board, either in the ca­ the following: tively, the Regulations relating to the pacity of master, operator, person in charge, member of the crew or passenger. (3) Former German, Italian, or Jap­ control of vessels in the territorial waters anese citizens or subjects who, before De­ of the United States (5 P.R. 2442), issued Before making the finding required by cember 7,1941, in the case of former Jap­ by the Secretary of the Treasury and paragraph (c) of this section and issu­ anese citizens or subjects, and before approved by the President on June 27, ing a departure license under the provi­ December 8, 1941, in the case of former 1940, as amended on October 7, 1941 (6 sions of this paragraph, the captain of German or Italian citizens or subjects P.R. 5221), are hereby further amended the port shall cause an inspection to be as follows: became and ^re citizens or subjects of made of the vessel involved and such any nation other than Germany, Italy, Paragraph (a) of § 6.6, Special author­ other investigation as may be deemed or Japan. ization for licenses, etc., is changed to necessary, and shall, prior to the depar­ (4) Austrians or Austrian-Hungarians read as follows: ture of said vessel, require every person (Austro-Hungarians) or Koreans who § 6.6 Special authorization for licenses. on board to meet the identification re­ registered as such under the Alien-Reg­ (a) Except with respect to the departure quirements of § 6.4 (b). istration Act of 1940, provided that such of a vessel for which a departure permit Paragraph (b) of § 6.6, Special author­ persons have not at any time voluntarily is required by § 6.7, or in case of emer­ ization for licenses, etc., is changed to become German, Italian, or Japanese cit­ gency missions to save life or property read as follows: izens or subjects. in distress, no vessel shall depart from (b) Except (1) with respect to the de­ But nothing contained in subparagraphs the local waters of the United States, its parture of a vessel for which a depar­ (3) and (4) of this section shall be con­ territories or possessions, to a point or ture permit is required by § 6.7, (2) strued as limiting in any manner the place outside of said waters or on the or for which a departure license is authority of the captain of the port un­ high seas unless the owner, agent, or required by paragraph (a) of this der the last clause of § 6.4 (a) with re­ master of such vessel shall first obtain section, (3) or in case the vessel is spect to any person described in sub- from the captain of the port in whose included in a general license issued paragraphs (3) or (4) of this section, jurisdiction the vessel is to depart a by the Commandant, with the ap­ or any other person, if such action is license authorizing such departure. The proval of the Secretary of the Navy, un­ term “local waters,” as used in this para­ deemed warranted in any case. der paragraph (d) of this section, (4) F rank K nox, graph and in paragraph (b) of this sec­ or in case of emergency missions to save tion, embraces all territorial waters of Secretary of the Navy. life or property in distress, no vessel Approved: the United States, its territories and pos­ shall move in local waters of the United sessions, such as rivers, harbors, bays, States, its territories or possessions, un­ 1 F ranklin D R oosevelt sounds, roadsteads, inlets and other T he W hite H ouse, March 17,1942 arms of the sea between projections of less the owner, agent, or master of such vessel shall first obtain from the captain [F. R. Doc. 42-2387; Filed, March 19, 1942; land, and the Great Lakes, but does not 11:54 a. m.] include any portion of the high seas of the port in whose jurisdiction the ves­ below the shore-line along the coasts of sel is to move a license authorizing such the United States, its territories or pos­ movement. No license will be issued to sessions, or outside the arms of the sea a vessel, ether than a common carrier between projections of land, even though primarily engaged in the transportation P art 9—G eneral Licenses for M ove­ within the traditional three-mile limit. of passengers for hire over regularly ments of Vessels W ith in , or D epar­ scheduled routes, which has, or intends ture F rom, T erritorial W aters Subject to the provisions of paragraph to have, an enemy alien, as hereinafter (c) of this section, the captain of the defined, on board in any capacity. The By virtue of the authority vested in port will issue a license to depart from me by § 6.6 (d) of this chapter (6 F.R. local waters only in the following cases: captain of the port may, in his discretion and in appropriate cases, issue one license 5222), and in accordance with the pro­ (1) Where the vessel is regularly (or covering the requirements of this para­ visions of §9.1 (c) (1) (6 F.R. 5342), I seasonably) employed as a means of live­ graph and paragraph (a) of this sec­ hereby find that the continuance in force lihood outside of local waters, or on the tion. Each license issued by the captain of General License No. 1 (§ 9.1 General high seas, such as for fishing, transport­ License No. 1), with respect to the terri­ of the port under this paragraph shall torial waters of the United States other ing passengers or freight for hire, or for contain a condition that such license will any other legitimate business: Provided, than local waters, as hereinafter defined, That the master, operator, or person in not be valid and will cease and determine would be inimical to the interests of charge of such vessel is a citizen of the if the vessel to which it pertains, other national defense and of the safety and United States, or at least fifty percent,nm than a common carrier primarily en­ protection of vessels or the territorial of the personnel complement of said ves­ gaged in the transportation of passen­ waters, and accordingly said General Li­ sel are not aliens: Provided further, That gers for hire over regularly scheduled cense No. 1 (§9.1 General License No. 1), no departure license shall be granted to routes, has on board an enemy alien in as amended on December 24, 1941 (7 F.R. any vessel having an enemy alien on any capacity, or that, if the vessel is a 43), is hereby further amended as fol­ board, either in the capacity of master, common carrier primarily engaged in lows: operator, person in charge, member of the transportation of passengers for hire The introductory paragraph is changed the crew or passenger. over regularly scheduled routes and has to read as follows: 2176 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday* March 20, 1942

§ 9.1 General License No. 1. A general United States for the successful prosecu­ to the Industry (employer and employee license is hereby granted to all vessels, tion of the war; and groups alike) measures to increase the exclusive of those covered by § 6.7 of Whereas it is essential in order to efficiency thereof; to devise methods to this chapter, which are now in, or which achieve the objectives of the said Execu­ increase efficiency and also ways and may hereafter enter, local waters of tive Order that the loading and discharg­ means to waive collective bargaining the United States, its territories or pos­ ing of vessels proceed with the maximum agreements and any rights therein of sessions, to move within, but not to de­ possible degree of efficiency. either party to such agreements if the part from, the local waters of the United Now, therefore, by virtue of the power Board determines such waiver to be in States, its territories or possessions. The vested in me by the aforesaid Executive the interest of the war effort.* term “local waters”, as herein used, em­ Order, it is hereby Ordered, That § 320.6 Rules and regulations. The Board shall have power to promulgate braces all territorial waters of the United § 320.1 Creation of Pacific Coast Mar­ rules and regulations appropriate for the States such as rivers, harbors, bays, itime Industry Board. There is hereby performance of its duties.* sounds, roadsteads, inlets and other arms created a Pacific Coast Maritime Indus­ § 320.7 Reports to Administrator. of the sea between projections of land, try Board (hereinafter referred to as the The Board shall from time to time re­ and 'the Great Lakes, but does not in­ Board) as an agency of and within the port to the Administrator on its activi­ clude any portion of the high seas along War Shipping Administration.* the coasts of the United States or out­ ties hereunder and on the status of the *§§320.1 to 320.7, Inclusive, issued under efficiency of ship loading and discharg­ side the arms of the sea between projec­ authority contained in E.O. 9054, 7 F.R. 837. tions of land, even though within the ing operations on the Pacific Coast, inso­ traditional three-mile limit. This license § 320.2 Membership. The Board shall far as such operations are related to the shall not apply to the following: consist of five members: A Chairman, prosecution of the war effort.* ***** (and a Vice-Chairman to act in his ab­ By Order of the War Shipping Ad­ Paragraph (b) is cancelled and the sence), two representatives of the own­ ministration. ers, operators, or agents on the Pacific following substituted therefor: [ s e a l ] W. C. P e e t , Jr., Coast, and two representatives of the Secretary. (b) The waters of the State of Rhode longshore unions on the Pacific Coast. Island commonly known as the West March 11, 1942. Passage of Narragansett Bay and the (a) Chairman. The Chairman shall be appointed by the Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 42-2382; Piled, March 19, 1942; Sakonnet River. (b) Employer and union representa­ 11:11 a. m.] A new paragraph (c) is added to read tives and alternates. The representa­ as follows: tives of the employers and the unions (c) Any vessel, which is not a common- shall be appointed by the Administrator. Notices carrier, primarily engaged in the trans­ He may also designate two employer al­ portation of passengers for hire over ternates and four union alternates. The regularly scheduled routes, that has on four union alternates shall be divided DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. equally by the A. F. of L. and C. I. O. board an enemy alien, as defined in Bituminous Coal Division. § 6.6 (b) of this chapter (6 P.R. 5221), unions. In matters arising in ports in either in the capacity of master, opera­ which the A. F. of L. unions represent [Docket No. B-231] tor, person in charge, member of the the stevedores for collective bargaining purposes, the two A. F. of L. alternates In the Matter of Oscar Vaal, Also crew or passenger: Provided, That in the Known as Oscar B. Vaal, Code Mem­ case of a common carrier primarily en­ shall, at the request of the Chairman, gaged in the transportation of passen­ serve on the Board as the Union repre­ ber gers for hire over regularly established sentatives. The Administrator may at NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING any time revoke such employment or routes, the enemy alien on board shall A complaint dated March 5,1942, pur­ have complied with all applicable travel designation as representative or alter­ nate and make a new appointment or suant to the provisions of section 4 n (j) regulations of the Attorney General, or and 5 (b) of the Bituminous Coal Act other proper federal authority. designation. (c) Vice-Chairman. The Vice-Chair­ of 1937 (the “Act”), having been duly The present paragraph (c) is changed man shall be selected by the Chairman filed on March 9, 1942, by Bituminous to (d). with the approval of the Administrator, Coal Producers Board for District No. 11, In all other respects, said General and will act as Chairman in the absence a District Board, complainant, with the License No. 1 shall remain in full force of the Chairman and shall have full Bituminous Coal Division (the “Divi­ and effect. power granted to the Chairman.* sion”) , alleging wilful violation by Oscar R. R. W aesche, Vaal, also known as Oscar B. Vaal, (the § 320.3 Delegation of power. Subject “Code member”) , of the Bituminous Coal Rear Admiral, V. S. Coast Guard. to such directives as may be »issued and Approved: Code (the “Code”) , or rules and regula­ such policies as may be determined by tions thereunder; Frank Knox, the Administrator, the Board shall have Secretary of the Navy. It is ordered, That a hearing in respect all the power vested in the Administrator to the subject matter of such complaint March 14, 1942. by Executive Order of the President, be held on April 23, 1942, at 10 a. m. at a (No. 9054), dated February 7, 1942, to hearing room of the Bituminous Coal [P. R. Doc. 42-2388; Piled, March 19, 1942; coordinate the efforts of the employer 11:54 a. m.] Division at the Superior Court Room of and employee groups on the Pacific Coast Knox Circuit Court, Vincennes, Indiana. for the purpose of increasing efficiency It is further ordered, That J. D. Der- in loading and discharging vessels in mody or any other officer or officers of the that area.* Division duly designated for that pur­ TITLE 46—SHIPPING § 320.4 Consultation with Pacific Coast Director of Administration. The Board pose shall preside at the hearing in such Chapter III—War Shipping Adminis­ shall consult with the Pacific Coast Di­ matter. The officer so designated to pre­ tration rector of the War Shipping Adminis­ side at such hearing is hereby authorized to conduct said hearing, to administer [General Order No. 5] tration with regard to matters that ef­ fect efficiency in the Longshore Industry oaths and affirmations, examine wit­ as well as with regard to matters that nesses, take evidence, to continue said P art 320—Pacific Coast Maritime hearing from time to time, and to such Industry Board affect efficiency in the Marine and Long­ shore Industries jointly.* places as he may direct by announce­ Whereas by Executive Order 9054, § 320.5 Surveys. The Board shall ment at said hearing or any adjourned dated February 7, 1942, the President from time to time conduct surveys of hearing or by subsequent notice, and to established the War Shipping Adminis­ the loading and discharging of vessels prepare and submit proposed findings of tration in order to assure the most effec­ on the Pacific Coast for the purpose of fact and conclusions and the recommen­ tive utilization of the Shipping of the recommending to the Administrator and dation of an appropriate order in the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2177 premises, and to perform all other duties No. 296, dated September 23,1940, Order imum prices for said coals and to sub­ in connection therewith authorized by No. 297, dated October 22,1940, Order No. mit a recommendation to the District law. 307, dated December 11, 1940, and Order Board, and that it is now in the process Notice of such hearing is hereby given No. 312, dated February 24, 1941, result­ of securing data and information with to said Code member and to all other ing in violations of said Orders. respect to the coals produced from the parties herein and to all persons and Dated: March 18, 1942. mines in question, but, due to delay oc­ entities having an interest in such pro­ casioned by other urgent matters and [seal] Dan H. Wheeler, ceeding. Any person or entity eligible by operating difficulties recently en­ under § 301.123 of the Rules and Regula­ Acting Director. countered at the mines, it appears im­ tions Governing Practice and Procedure [P. R. Doc. 42-2375; Piled, March 19, 1942; possible at this time to secure the sam­ Before the Division in Proceedings Insti­ 10:28 a. m.] ples and analyses which were to be used tuted Pursuant to sections 4 II (j) and as a basis for the proposal of m inim um 5 (b) of the Act, may file a petition for prices for said coals, and to make avail­ intervention not later than five (5) days [Order No. 337] able the resuite to the committee and before the date herein set for hearing on the District Board in sufficient time to the complaint. An Order D irecting Code Members to enable the District Board to propose to F ile D uplicate Copies of Sales Notice is hereby given that answer to the Division by March 22, 1942, m inim um Agency Contracts and of Amend­ the complaint must be filed with the Di­ prices for said coals. It is the District vision at its Washington Office or with ments to Sales Agency Contracts, Board’s opinion that a minimum period any one of the statistical bureaus of the Made and Entered into on and After April 1,1942. of 30 days will be required for it to pro­ Division, within twenty (20) days after pose said prices in addition to the 60- date of service thereof on the Code mem­ Pursuant to the provisions of sections day period from January 21, 1942 pro­ ber; and that failure to file an answer 4 II (a) and 10 (a) of the Bituminous vided in the Order of January 21, 1942, within such period, unless otherwise or­ Coal Act of 1937, and it recommends that the Order of dered, shall be deemed to be an admis­ It is ordered, That certified copies of the Acting Director of that date, entered sion of the allegations of the complaint all contracts appointing sales agents or in the above-entitled proceedings, be herein and a consent to the entry of an sub-sales agents, entered into on or after modified by providing that the applica­ appropriate order on the basis of the facts April 1, 1942, and of all amendments of tions of the Public Service Company of alleged. existing contracts which may be made on Indiana for exemption under Section Notice is also hereby given that if it or after April 1, 1942, and which are re­ 4-A of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937 shall be determined that the Code mem­ quired to be filed pursuant to the pro­ shall be denied not later than 120 days ber has wilfully committed any one or visions of Rule 4 of section II of the Mar­ rather than 60 days from the date of more of the violations Alleged in the keting Rules and Regulations, be filed in said Order. complaint, an order may be entered duplicate with the statistical bureau of either revoking the membership of the It appears, therefore, that because of the Division for the district in which the the conditions set forth, an extension of Code member in the Code or directing mine or mines of the code member prin­ the Code member to cease and desist time should be granted but not to exceed cipal may be located. 30 additional days. from violating the Code and regulations Dated: March 18, 1942. made thereunder. Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the All persons are hereby notified that [seal] Dan H. Wheeler, Order of the Acting Director, dated Jan­ the hearing in the above entitled matter Acting Director. uary 21, 1942, be, and it hereby is, modi­ and orders entered therein may concern, [P. R. Doc. 42-2376; Filed, March 19, 1942; fied to the extent that the applications in addition to the matters specifically 10:28 a. m.] for exemption heretofore filed by Public alleged in the complaint herein, other Service Company of Indiana in Dockets matters incidental and related thereto, Nos. 506-FD, 524-FD, 606-FD, 1163-FD, whether raised by amendment of the [Dockets Nos. 506-FD, 524-FD, 606-FD, 1188-FD, 1323-FD, and 1462-FD be, and complaint, petition for intervention, or 1163-FD, 1188-FD, 1323-FD, 1462-FD] they hereby are, denied, effective as soon otherwise, and all persons are cautioned as temporary minimum prices are estab­ to be guided accordingly. Application of Public Service Company lished for the mines concerning which The matter concerned herewith is in of Indiana for Exemption Under Sec­ such applications for exemption were regard to the complaint filed by said tion 4-A of the Bituminous Coal Act filed, but in no event later than 90 days complainant, alleging wilful violations o f 1937 from January 21, 1942. by the above named Code member as ORDER OF THE ACTING DIRECTOR Dated: March 18, 1942. follows: That said Code member, whose [seal] D an H. Wheeler, address is St. Meinrad, Indiana, and The Acting Director of the Bituminous Acting Director. whose code membership became effective Coal Division entered an Order, dated as of August 31, 1938, January 21, 1942, in the above-entitled [F. R. Doc. 42-2377; Piled, March 19, 1942; proceedings, providing that the applica­ 10:28 a. m.] 1. Subsequent to September 30, 1940 tions for exemption heretofore filed by sold to various purchasers approximately Public Service Company of Indiana in 325.185 tons of l 1/*" x 0 slack coal pro­ Dockets Nos. 506-FD, 524-FD, 606-FD, [Docket No. B-222] duced by said Code member at his Vaal 1163-FD, 1188-FD, 1323-FD, and 1462- Mine, Mine Index No. 622, located in FD be denied, effective as soon as tem­ I n the Matter of F red Noeth, R egis­ Harrison Township, Spencer County, porary or final minimum prices are es­ tered Distributor, R egistration No. Indiana, District No. 11, at the price of tablished for the mines concerning 6880 55 cents per net ton f. o. b. said mine, which such applications for exemption NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING whereas such coal is classified as Size were filed, but in no event later than Correction Group No. 14 and is priced at $1.40 per sixty (60) days from January 21, 1942. net ton f. o. b. said mine in the Sched­ The aforesaid Order further stated Paragraph (a) appearing in the first ule of Effective Minimum Prices for Dis­ that it is expected that District Board column of page 2110 of the issue for trict No. 11 For Truck Shipments, re­ 11 will promptly apply for the establish­ Tuesday, March 17, 1942, should read sulting in violations of the effective min­ ment of minimum prices for the mines as follows: imum prices established for such coal; in question. (a) 355.1 net tons of lMs" screenings 2. During the period October 1,1940 to “ On March 10, 1942, District Board 11 coal purchased from and produced by October 27, 1941, both dates inclusive, filed with the Bituminous Coal Division the Carbon Coal Company, R. F. D. #2, failed to file and maintain tickets, sales a Statement of Facts which set forth Collinsville, Illinois, a code member, at slips, invoices, other memoranda and that the District Board has designated a its Glen Carbon Mine, Mine Index No. records, and data as required by Order committee to consider the matter of min­ 1042, located in District 10; 2178 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. The entire record will be considered by as provided in Rule U-23 of the Rules the Secretary of Labor before the wage and Regulations promulgated pursuant Division of Public Contracts. determination is made. to said Act, or the Commission may ex­ Dated: March 19, 1942. empt such transaction as provided in I n the M atter of the D etermination of Rules U-20 (a) and U-100 thereof. Any the P revailing M inim um W ages in Wm. R. McComb, Assistant Administrator. such request should be addressed: Sec­ the Cane S ugar R efining and B eet retary, Securities and Exchange Com­ S ugar M anufacturing I ndustries [F. R. Doc. 42-2386: Filed, March 19, 1942; mission, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. NOTICE OF HEARING 11:45 a. m.] All interested persons are referred to All interested parties are hereby noti­ said declaration or application, which is fied that a hearing will be held before on file in the office of said Commission, for a statement of the transactions the Public Contracts Board in Room FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. 3229, Department of Labor Building, therein proposed, which may be sum­ Washington, D. C., commencing at 10 [Docket No. G-228] marized as follows: a. m., on Tuesday, April 7, 1942, to take Declarant proposes to commence on I n the M atter of B order P ipe Line Com­ or about April 1, 1942 to acquire and testimony and receive evidence upon pany (D elaware) which findings of fact and recommenda­ redeem shares of its 5.60% Cumulative tions shall be made by the Board to assist ORDER POSTPONING HEARING Preferred Stock in amounts required for the Secretary of Labor in determining the years 1942 and 1943 by the sinking M arch 17,1942. fund provisions contained in the Certifi­ the prevailing minimum wages in the Upon motion filed March 13, 1942, by Cane Sugar Refining and Beet Sugar cate relating to said Preferred Stock, applicant, Border Pipe Line Company whereunder $100,000 is to be deposited on Manufacturing Industries pursuant to (Delaware), for continuance of the Hear­ the provisions of section 1 (b) of the Act April 1,1942 in a segregated account and ing set in the above-entitled matter; a sum sufficient to redeem not more than of June 30,1936 (49 Stat. 2036; 41U. S. C. It appearing to the Commission that: Sup. m 35), otherwise known as the 3 V2 % of the largest par amount at any Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act. Good cause has been shown for the post­ time outstanding (presently $525,000) on ponement of the date of hearing herein; April 1, 1943. The Cane Sugar Refining and Beet The Commission orders that: The hear­ The declarant may anticipate, at any Sugar Manufacturing Industries have ing in this proceeding, heretofore set to time or from time to time, all or any part been defined as follows: coihmence on March 30, 1942, be and it of the sinking fund payments due an­ 1. “The Cane Sugar Refining Industry is hereby postponed to April 6, 1942, at nually on April 1 (a) by delivering to the is that industry which is engaged in the the same time and place as heretofore sinking fund shares of the said Preferred refining of raw cane sugar.” fixed. Stock which have been purchased or 2. “The Beet Sugar Manufacturing In­ By the Commission. otherwise acquired, or (b) by redeeming dustry is that industry which is engaged [seal] Leon M. F uquay, shares of said Preferred Stock at $108.00 in the manufacture of sugar from sugar Secretary. per share, plus accrued dividends; the beets.” number of shares of said Preferred Stock [F. R. Doc. 42-2362; Filed, March 18, 1942; acquired in anticipation of sinking fund A tabulation of wage schedules volun­ 2:36 p. m.] tarily submitted by members of the Cane payments is to be limited to the amount Sugar Refining Industry, at the request necessary to satisfy the next succeeding of a committee made up of management payment. and labor representatives, and tabulated Any acquisitions are to be in compli­ SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ ance with the restrictions contained in by the Research Section of the Division MISSION. of Public Contracts, Department of La­ declarant’s Mortgage and Deed of Trust bor, will be submitted in evidence at the [File No. 70-513] dated November 1,1940, as supplemented hearing. Similar data were obtained on January 1, 1942, restricting, among from members of the Beet Sugar Manu­ I n the M atter of P anhandle E astern other things, the acquisition and retire­ facturing Industry through the coopera­ P ipe Line Company ment of any stock to the amount of surplus earned since January 1, 1940, tion of the United States Beet Sugar notice regarding filing Association and the Farmers’ and Manu­ plus $1,500,000. As provided in the Cer­ facturers’ Beet Sugar Association. Cop­ At a regular session of the Securities tificate relating to said Preferred Stock, ies of these wage tabulations may be had and Exchange Commission, held at its no acquisition will be made while there on application to the Administrator, Di­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ is default in dividends except with the vision of Public Contracts, Washington, sylvania, on the 17th day of March 1942. consent of the holders of the majority D. C. Any additional data indicating Notice is hereby given that a declara­ of said Preferred Stock. According to wage changes that may have occurred tion or application (or both) has been the declaration, no acquisition will be since the period covered by the tabulated filed with this Commission pursuant to made from affiliates or associate compa­ schedules (October 1941) will also be re­ the Public Utility Holding Company Act nies except when shares of said Preferred ceived, as well as evidence for the pur­ of 1935 by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Stock are called by lot for redemption; pose of determining what provision, if Company, a subsidiary of Columbia Oil no acquisition of said Preferred Stock any, should be made in the prevailing & Gasoline Corporation, in turn a sub­ will be made from any Principal Under­ minimum wage determination for the sidiary of Columbia Gas & Electric Cor­ writer during the period of distribution employment of apprentices and les^Pners. poration, a registered holding company thereof; and all purchases are to be At the hearing an opportunity to be and, in turn, a subsidiary of The United made at the best price obtainable but heard, either in person or by duly ap­ Corporation, also a registered holding not to exceed the sinking fund redemp­ pointed representatives, will be given to company; and tion price ($105.00 per share), and all persons engaged in the above named in­ Notice is further given that any in­ purchases in the open market are to dustries, either as employers or as em­ terested person may, not later than be made only through or from licensed ployees, to groups of such persons, and March 26, 1942 at 5:30 P. M., E. W. T., brokers and dealers. to others within the discretion of the request the Commission in writing that To the extent that shares of said Pre­ Board. Briefs or telegraphic communi­ a hearing be held on such matter, stat­ ferred Stock acquired will be insufficient cations may be filed with the Administra­ ing the reasons for such request and to meet the requirements of said sink­ tor, Division of Public Contracts, De­ the nature of his interest, or may re­ ing fund, then the moneys remaining partment of Labor, and they should be quest that he be notified if the Com­ in said sinking fund will be applied to received on or before the hearing date. mission should order a hearing thereon. the redemption of shares of said Pre­ No form for the brief is prescribed but an At any time thereafter, such declaration ferred Stock, to be selected by lot, at original and four copies must be sub­ ôr application, as filed or as amended, the sinking fund redemption price mitted. may become effective or may be granted, ($105.00 per share) as provided by the FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, March 20, 1942 2179

Certificate relating to said Preferred March 19, 1942, may appropriately be An amendment to said application and Stock. granted; declaration having been filed as pro­ Section 12 of the Act and Rule U-42 It is ordered, That the date of the vided in Rule U-50 (c), specifying the promulgated thereunder are designated hearing in this matter be and is hereby proposals which had been received for as being applicable to the proposed postponed to April 3, 1942, at 10 a. m. the purchase of said Bonds pursuant to transactions. at the offices of the Securities and Ex­ the invitation of competitive bids there­ By the Commission. change Commission, 18th and Locust for, and stating that Louisville Trans­ [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in mission Corporation (Kentucky) had Secretary. such room as may be designated by the accepted a bid from The Northwestern hearing room clerk in room 318, before Mutual Life Insurance Company of 100% [F. R. Doc. 42-2369; Filed, March 19, 1942; the officer of the Commission previously for the Bonds bearing coupons of 3 % %, 9:39 a. m.] designated herein. said bonds to be redeemable initially at By the Commission, 101%% in the case of redemption for [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, sinking fund purposes or in case of re­ [File No. 37-28] Secretary. demption after a merger of Louisville Transmission Corporation (Kentucky) In the M atter of Atlantic U tility [F. R. Doc. 42-2370; Filed, March 19, 1942; 9:39 a. m.] and Louisville Gas and Electric Com­ S ervice Corporation pany (Kentucky), and otherwise at ORDER POSTPONING DATE OF HEARING 103%%, said redemption prices dimin­ ishing thereafter at the rate of Y25 of At a regular session of the Securities [File No. 70-477] the initial premium on March 1, 1943, and Exchange Commission held at its I n the M atter of Louisville G as and and by an additional % 5 of the initial office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on E lectric Company (K y .) ; Louisville premium on each March 1, thereafter; the 17th day of March, A. D. 1942. T ransmission Corporation (K y .) ; and The Commission having examined the The Commission having on January Louisville T ransmission Corporation record and making no adverse findings 29, 1942, issued its Notice of Filing and (I nd.) Order for Hearing pursuant to section 13 under section 7 (d) of the Public Utility of the Public Utility Holding Company SUPPLEMENTAL FINDINGS AND ORDER Holding Company Act of 1935 in regard to the price to the issuer and redemption Act of 1935 in the above entitled matter At a regular session of the Securities end said order having set the date for and Exchange Commission held at its prices applicable to said Bonds, and there the hearing therein on February 17, office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., being no spread as the purchaser is not 1942; and on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1942. re jelling said Bonds to the public; Said date of hearing having been post­ The Commission having made findings It is ordered, That said application, as poned at the requests of the several par­ and entered an order herein on March amended, be and it is hereby granted and ties in the matter, by subsequent orders 3, 1942, granting the application, as said declaration, as amended, be and it is of the Commission, to March 19, 1942; amended, and permitting the declara­ hereby permitted to become effective and tion, as amended, to become effective forthwith in regard to the price to the Atlantic Utility Service Corporation forthwith, except that no findings were issuer and redemption prices applicable having now requested that said date of made in regard to the price to the Louis­ to said Bonds subject, however, to the hearing be further postponed subject to ville Transmission Corporation (Ken­ terms and conditions prescribed in Rule call upon 15 days notice by Counsel for tucky), spread and distribution thereof U-24. the Commission or Counsel for Atlantic and redemption prices applicable to the By the Commission. Utility Service Corporation; and First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds due The Commission being of the opinion March 1, 1967, to be issued and sold by [seal] F rancis P. B rassor, that said request should not appropriately said Corporation, and the Commission Secretary. be granted but that a postponement of having reserved jurisdiction in said order [F. R. Doc. 42-2373; Filed, March 19, 1942; fifteen days from said hearing date of in regard thereto; 10:18 a. m.] (

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