¿ s FEDERAL REGISTER
VOLUME 7 1 9 3 4 ¿ r NUMBER 17 4
Washington, Saturday, January 24, 1942
The President said Act, and to exercise its powers and CONTENTS perform its duties thereunder, hereby makes and promulgates the following THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER regulation: Executive Order: Page 1. Section 202.1 of the Economic Reg Washington, land reserved for R eserving a T ract op Land for U se by ulations is hereby amended to read as use of Commerce Depart the D epartment o p C ommerce as a follows: ment as beacon site------499 B eacon S it e § 202.1 Forms of monthly reports of RULES, REGULATIONS, WASHINGTON financial and operating statistics. Fi ORDERS nancial and statistical reports shall be By virtue of the authority vested in me T itl e 14—C iv il A viation: as President of the United States, it is made by the air carriers as follows: Civil Aeronautics Board: ordered that the following-described (a) Each air carrier engaged in reg Economic regulations tract of land within the exterior boun ularly scheduled interstate air transpor amended: daries of the Wenatchee National Forest, tation within the continental limits of Form of accounts------500 in the State of Washington, claim to the United States and each air carrier Forms of monthly reports of which has been released by the Northern engaged in regularly scheduled opera financial and operating Pacific Railway Company in accordance tions within the territory of Hawaii shall statistics______499 with section 321 (b) of the Transporta for the month of January 1942 and each T itle 30—M ineral R esources: tion Act of 1940 (54 Stat. 898, 954), be, month thereafter make a financial and Bituminous Coal Division: and it is hereby, reserved and set apart statistical report to the Board in accord Minimum price schedules, re for the use of the Department of Com ance with the provisions of the Monthly lief orders, etc.: merce as a beacon site: Report of Financial and Operating Sta District 1 (3 documents) _ 500-502 Willamette Meridian tistics of Domestic Air Carriers, dated District 3 (2 documents)— 503 January 1, 1942, C.A.B. Form 2780 and District 7------503 T. 22 N., R. 11 E., sec. 21, lot 3, containing such amendments thereto as may here 41.60 acres. District 9------504 after be approved by the Board, and shall District 23______505 F ranklin D R oosevelt file such report in duplicate with the T itl e 32—N ational D e fe n se : T he W h it e H ouse, Secretary of the Board on or before the January 22,1942. 25th day of the month following that for Office of Production Manage which the report is made. ment: [No. 9036] Copper, supply conservation (b) Each other air carrier engaged in order______510 [P. R. Doc. 42-675; Piled, January 23, 1942; regularly scheduled air transportation 10:38 a. m.] Hemp seed, supply and distri (not including, however,.foreign air car bution order------521 riers) shall make its reports with re Mercury, use curtailed,------519 Rules, Regulations, Orders spect to such matters in accordance with the provisions of the Monthly Report— Molasses, supply and distribu Financial and Operating Statistics tion order----- _------517 TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION (Form No. 2380) heretofore issued by Motor trucks: the Post Office Department, and such Light, production restricted, 515 CHAPTER I—CIVIL AERONAUTICS report form is hereby adopted by the Medium and heavy, produc BOARD tion restricted------514 Board for such purposes until further Preference order amended, 515 [Regulations, Serial Number 201] action by the Board. Whenever Form No. 2380 refers to the Postmaster Gen Passenger autos, production P art 2021—Accounts, R ecords and eral, any Assistant Postmaster General, restricted______515 R eports the United States Post Office Depart Passenger autos and light amendment op th e economic regulations ment, or any division or section thereof, trucks, production of re placement parts re At a session of the Civil Aeronautics they shall hereafter be deemed to refer to the Civil Aeronautics Board. stricted (3 documents) __ 516 Board held at its office in Washington, Radio receivers and phono D. C., on the 21st day of January 1942. 2. This regulation, as amended, shall graphs, production re The Civil Aeronautics Board acting become effective on January 21, 1942. stricted______520 pursuant to the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, particularly sections 205 (a) and By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Rubber, restriction order 407 (a) thereof and deeming its action [seal] D arw in C harles B r o w n , amended______511 necessary to carry out the provisions of Secretary. Sulphite wood pulp, alloca [F. R. Doc. 42-667; Filed, January 22, 1942; tion schedule amended— 517 13 P.R. 2474. 12:14 p. m.] (Continued on next page) 499 500 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 [Regulations, Serial Number 202] TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES P art 2021—Accounts, R ecords and CHAPTER HI—BITUMINOUS COAL FEDERAL®REGISTER R eports DIVISION SPECIAL REGULATION AMENDING § 202.2— [Docket No. A-964] \vOntno* 1934 ¿ f F FORM OF ACCOUNTS OF AIR CARRIERS P art 321—M inim um P rice S chedule, At a session of the Civil Aeronautics District No. 1 Board held at its office in Washington, ORDER GRANTING PERMANENT RELIEF IN THE Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, D. C., on the 21st day of January 1942. MATTER OF THE PETITION OF SWANTON BIG and days following legal holidays by the The Civil Aeronautics Board acting VEIN COAL COMPANY, A CODE MEMBER IN Division of the Federal Register, The National Archives, pursuant to the authority con pursuant to the Civil Aeronautics Act of DISTRICT NO. 1, FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT tained in the Federal Register Act, approved 1938, particularly sections 205 (a) and OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS AND MINIMUM July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula 407 (d) thereof and deeming its action PRICES FOR COALS OF THE SWANTON NO. 1 tions prescribed by the Administrative Com necessary to carry out the provisions MINE (MINE INDEX NO. 837) OF THE mittee, approved by the President. SWANTON BIG VEIN COAL COMPANY The Administrative Committee consists of of said Act and to exercise its powers th e Archivist or Acting Archivist, a n officer and perform its duties thereunder, hereby An original petition and amended peti of the Department of Justice designated by makes and promulgates the following tions having been filed with the Bitumi the Attorney General, and the Public Printer regulation: or Acting Public Printer. nous Coal Division on July 10, 1941, July The daily issue of the F ederal R egister 1. Section 202.2 of the Economic Regu 18, 1941, and July 22, 1941, respectively, will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free lations is hereby amended to read as by Swanton Big Vein Coal Company, a of postage, for $1.25 per m onth or $12.50 per follows: code member producer in District 1, pur year; single copies 10 cents each; payable in suant to section 4 H (d) of the Bitumi advance. Remit money order payable to the § 202.2 Form of accounts of air car Superintendent of Documents directly to the riers. Air carriers engaged in scheduled nous Coal Act of 1937, requesting the G overnm ent P rin tin g Office, W ashington, D. C. air transportation shall keep any and all establishment of price classifications for accounts, records and memoranda, in coals in Size Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of cluding accounts, records, and memo certain of the petitioner’s leased coal randa of the movement of traffic, as well lands in Garrett County, Maryland, in CONTENTS—Continued as of the receipts and expenditures of Subdistrict 44 of District 1 (Mine Index money, as follows: No. 837); T itle'32—National D efense—Con. A petition of intervention having been Selective Service System: Pa§e (a) Each air carrier engaged in regu filed by District Board 1, requesting that Conscientious objectors, clas larly scheduled interstate air transpor the petitioner’s coals be given a classifi sification by local boards- 506 tation within the continental limits of cation of “D”; Conscientious objectors, regu the United States and each air carrier Temporary relief having been granted lations governing camps engaged in regularly scheduled operations by an Order of the Director dated July operated by: within the territory of Hawaii, shall keep 30,1941, 6 F. R. 3847, establishing tempo Government______508 its accounts records, and memoranda in rary price classifications of “D” for the National Service Board for accordance with the Uniform System of above-mentioned sizes of the petitioner’s Religious Objectors----- 506 Accounts for Domestic Air Carriers is coal for shipment, by rail and correspond D elivery and induction, sued by the Civil Aeronautics Board, ing prices for shipment by truck; amendment______506 dated January 1, 1942, and such amend A hearing in this matter having been Guadalupe County, New Mex ments thereto as may hereafter be pre held on September 5, and October 6,1941, ico, certain local board scribed by the Board; and shall bring pursuant to Orders of the Director, be physical examinations its accounts, records and memoranda for fore a duly designated Examiner of the waived______510 the period January 1,1942 to the effective Division at a hearing room thereof in T itle 38—P ensions, Bonuses, and date of this regulation into conformity Washington, D. C., at which all interested Veterans' R e lief: with such Uniform System of Accounts. persons were afforded an opportunity to Veterans’ Administration: (b) Each other air carrier engaged in be present, adduce evidence, cross-ex Adjudication: Dependents’ regularly scheduled air transportation amine witnesses, and otherwise be heard, claims; amendments!----- 521 (not including, however, foreign air car and at which the petitioner and District Insurance; establishment of riers) shall keep its accounts, records, Board 1 appeared; committee on extra haz and memoranda with respect to such The preparation and filing of a report ards of service------523 transactions in accordance with the pro by the Examiner having been waived and visions of a so-called “Uniform System the record in the proceeding having NOTICES of Accounts for Foreign Carriers by Air” thereupon been submitted to the under Civil Aeronautics Board: which was heretofore issued by the Post signed; Alaska Air Lines, Inc., et al., Office Department and such Uniform The undersigned having made Findings notice of oral argument__ 525 System of Accounts is hereby adopted of Fact and Conclusions of Law and hav Department of the Interior: by the Board for such purposes until fur ing rendered an Opinion in this matter, Bituminous Coal Division: ther action by the Board. Wherever which are filed herewith;1 District Board 11, hearing__ 523 such Uniform System of Accounts for Now, therefore,, it is ordered, That Sun Coal Co. and High Point Foreign Carriers by Air refers to the § 321.7 (Alphabetical list of code mem Postmaster General, any Assistant Post bers) and § 321.24 (General prices) in the Coal Co., hearing post master General, the United States Post poned and time extension Schedules of Effective Minimum Prices granted______624 Office Department, or any Division there for District No. 1 for All Shipments Ex of, they shall hereafter be deemed to re cept Truck and for Truck Shipments be Department of Labor: fer to the Civil Aeronautics Board. and they hereby are amended in accord Wage and Hour Division: ance with Supplements R and T annexed Apparel industry, cancella 2. This regulation, as amended, shall become effective January 21, 1942. hereto and made a part hereof. tion of learner employ- It is further ordered, That in all other ment certificate______524 By the Civil Aeronautics Board. respects the prayers for relief contained First National Stores, Inc., [seal] D arwin Charles B rown, in the petition, as amended, filed herein, exception from record Secretary. be, and they hereby are, denied. keeping regulations___ _ 524 Dated: January 10, 1942. Piedmont Cotton Mills, Inc., [F. R. Doc. 42-698; Filed, January 23, 1942; [seal] D an H. W heeler, change in presiding offi 11:41 a. m.] Acting Director. cer at hearing______525 »3 F.R. 2474. 1 Not filed with the original document. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 501
P ermanent Supplement, District N o. 1 Now, therefore, it is ordered, That pending final disposition of the above- Note: The material contained in these permanent supplements is to he read in the light of entitled matter, the temporary relief the classifications, prices, instructions, exceptions, and other provisions contained in Part 321, heretofore granted in the above-entitled Minimum Price Schedule for District No. 1 and supplements thereto. matter be, and it hereby is, amended as FOR ALL SHIPMENTS EXCEPT TRUCK follows: Commencing forthwith, § 321.24 (General prices) is amended by adding § 321.7 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R thereto Supplement T, which supple [Alphabetical listing of code members having railway loading facilities, showing price classifications by size group Nos. ] ment is hereinafter set forth and hereby made a part hereof. a It is further ordered, That pending o H a 31 sis final disposition of the above-entitled Railroad ■S a 1 2 3 4 6 matter, the temporary relief heretofore & 6 Code member Mine name Seam Shipping point Xi 3 bo p
and under slack T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective Minim um P rices for D istrict No. 1 screened top size 2"top screened size size 2"and under size Run of miné modi Double screened top H" All lump double coal 2" and under slack . . apd over ote
| | N : The material contained in these supplements is to be read in the light of the classifi cations, prices, instructions, exceptions and other provisions contained in Part 321, Minimum Subdist. No. Mine index No. 1 2 3 4 5 Price Schedule for District No. 1 and supplements thereto. EEA REGISTER, FEDERAL Watts, Glenn T...... _. 3307 44 Mineral . _ 230 FOR ALL SHIPMENTS EXCEPT TRUCK § 321.7 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R [P. R. Doc. 43-662; Filed, January 22, 1942; 11:23 a. m.] [Alphabetical listing of code members having railway loading facilities, showing price classifications by size group No.]
[-Docket No. A-1236] temporary relief is granted as follows: Commencing forthwith § 321.7 (Alpha P art 321—M inim um P rice S chedule, betical list of code members) is amended D istrict No. 1 by adding thereto Supplement R, and Code membra- Mine name Seam Shipping point Railroad 1 2 3 4 5 ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY RELIEF AND § 321.24 (General prices) is amended by CONDITIONALLY PROVIDING FOR FINAL RE adding thereto Supplement T, which LIEF IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF supplements are hereinafter set forth DISTRICT BOARD NO. 1 FOR THE ESTABLISH and hereby made a part hereof. Mine index No. Freightorigingroup No. | [ [ Subdistrict No. v MENT OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS AND MIN Minimum prices for truck shipments 1942 24, January Saturday, IMUM PRICES FOR THE COALS OF CERTAIN we,re established by an Order Granting 3310 Anderson, J. Bruce Jennings #3____ 36 Pittsburgh.. Boswell, P a ... B&O...... 100
FOR TRUCK SHIPMENTS Koontz Mine (Mine Index No. 1234), of Russell E. Brown. § 321.24 General prices—-Supplement T District Board No. 8 subsequently filed [Prices in cents per net ton for shipment into all market areas] an original petition in Docket No. A-1232 requesting the establishment of price classifications and minimum prices for I« the coals of certain mines, in District 11 No. 8, including therein the Koontz Mine «•d *§§• 2 §a of Russell E. Brown. JÏ > S5 In an Order Granting Temporary Re Code member index Mine County Seam œ in lief and Conditionally Providing for Final as'g Relief issued today in Docket No. A-1232, 3 price classifications and minimum prices are established for the coals of certain mines in District No. 8, including the Koontz Mine (Mine Index No. 1234) and Anderson, J. Bruce (Helen- 3310 Jennings #3. Somerset__ Pittsburgh. 225 . it thus appears that the said Order of Jennings Coal Co.). November 28, 1941, in the above-entitled Anderson, J. Bruce (Helen- 3311 Jennings #4. Cambria___ B...... 220 . matter should be revoked as to the said Jennings Coal Co.). 3312 Argyle #4.. Cambria__ B...... 235 . Argyle Coal Company...... 225 215 Koontz Mine. Barilar, Fred...... ------3313 Barilar #2. Jefferson__ D...... Somerset__ D...... 240 . Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the Brick, Charles P. (Ideal Coal ,3264 Ideal #1__ prices established in Supplement T, & Supply Co.). 230 . Copeland & Copeland CoarCo. 3290 Copeland & Mineral___ Big Vein. § 323.23 (General prices), by the said (Lawrence Copeland). Copland. Elk Garden Big Vein Coal 3287 Fire Hill___ ... Mineral.... Big Vein. 230 . Order of November 28, 1941, in the Company (R. D. Roy). above-entitled matter for the coals of the 3244 Christner.. Fayette__ 220 Geary & Warrick (T. S. Geary). 215 Koontz Mine, Mine Index No. 1234, for Priscilla Coal Co. (Faux M. 661 Priscilla #1. Cambria... (*) Boucher). _ , truck shipments be, and they hereby are, Redding, J. A., & E. G. Sankey 3265 Climax #1. Centre. revoked. (John A. Redding). 3263 Robinson___ Cambria___ 230 . Robinson, P. L ------— 215 . And it is further ordered, That in all Whipkey, R. W------3289 R. W. Whipkey. Fayette___ other respects the said Order of Novem ber 28,1941, in the above-entitled matter •Indicates coal in this size group previously classified and priced. be, and it hereby is, continued in full [F. R. Doc. 42-657; Filed, January 22,1942; 11:22 a. m.] force and effect, unless otherwise ordered. Dated: January 21,1942. [ seal] Dan H. W h eeler, [Docket No. A-1163] above-entitled matter should be revoked, Acting Director, as to Mine Index No. 1224. P art 323—M in im u m P rice S chedule, [F. R. Doc. 42-656; Filed, January 22, 1942; Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the 11:22 a. in.] D istrict N o. 3 prices established in Supplement T, ORDER AMENDING ORDER GRANTING TEMPO § 323.23 (.General prices), by the said RARY RELIEF AND CONDITIONALLY PROVID Order of November 28,1941, in the above- ING FOR FINAL RELIEF DATED NOVEMBER entitled matter for the coals of the Sims [Docket No. A-1220] 28, 1941, IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION Mine (Mine Index No. 1224) for truck P art 327—M in im u m P rice S chedule, OF DISTRICT BOARD NO. 3 FOR THE ESTAB shipments be, and they hereby are, re D istrict No. 7 LISHMENT OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS AND voked. MINIMUM PRICES FOR THE COALS OF CER And it is further ordered, That in all ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY RELIEF AND CONDITIONALLY PROVIDING FOR FINAL RE TAIN MINES IN DISTRICT NO. 3, PURSUANT other respects the said Order of Novem LIEF IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF TO SECTION 4 II (D) OF THE BITUMINOUS ber 28, 1941, in the above-entitled mat DISTRICT BOARD NO. 7 FOR THE ESTABLISH COAL ACT OF 1937 ter be, and it hereby is, continued in full force and effect, unless otherwise or MENT OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS AND MIN In an Order, dated November 28, 1941, dered. IMUM PRICES FOR THE COALS OF CERTAIN 6 F.R. 6636, Granting Temporary Relief Dated: January 21,1942. MINES IN DISTRICT NO. 7 and Conditionally Providing for Final Relief in the above-entitled matter, [seal] D an H. W h eeler, An original petition, pursuant to sec price classifications and minimum prices Acting Director, tion 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, having been duly filed with this were established for the coals of certain [F. R. Doc. 42-655; Filed, January 22, 1942; mines in District No. 3, including thè 11:21 a. m.] Division by the above-named party, re Sims Mine (Mine Index No. 1224) of questing the establishment, both tempo rary and permanent, of price classifica M. H. Sims. tions and minimum prices for the coals District Board No. 8 subsequently filed [Docket No. A-1163] of certain mines in District No. 7 ; and an original petition in Docket No. A-1196 requesting the establishment of price P art 323—M inim um P rice Schedule, It appearing that a reasonable showing classifications and minimum prices for D istrict No. 3 of necessity has been made for the grant ing of temporary relief in the manner the coals of certain mines in District ORDER AMENDING ORDER GRANTING TEMPO No. 8, including therein the Sims Mine hereinafter set forth; and of M. H. Sims, and by a letter dated De RARY RELIEF AND CONDITIONALLY PROVID No petitions of intervention having cember 18, 1941, District Board No. 3 ING FOR FINAL RELIEF DATED NOVEMBER been filed with the Division in the above- has indicated that a subsequent investi 28, 1941, IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION entitled matter; and gation discloses that this mine is located OF DISTRICT BOARD NO. 3 FOR THE ESTAB The following action being deemed in District No. 8. LISHMENT OF PRICE 'CLASSIFICATIONS AND necessary in order to effectuate the pur MINIMUM PRICES FOR THE COALS OF CER poses of the Act; In an Order Granting Temporary Re TAIN MINES IN DISTRICT NO. 3 lief and Conditionally Providing for Final It is ordered, That pending final dis Relief Issued in Docket No. A-1196, on In an Order, dated November 28, position of the above-entitled matter, January 15, 1942, price classifications 1941, 6 F.R. 6636, Granting Temporary temporary relief is granted as follows: and minimum prices are established for Relief and Conditionally Providing for Commencing forthwith, § 327.11 (Low the coals of certain mines in District Jio. Final Relief in the above-entitled matter, volatile coals: Alphabetical list of code 8, including the Sims Mine (Mine Index price classifications and minimum prices members) is amended by adding thereto No. 1224) and it thus appears that the were established for the coals of certain Supplement R, and § 327.34 (General said Order of November 28, 1941, in the mines in District No. 3, including the prices in cents per net ton for shipment FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 into any market area) is amended by Governing Practice and Procedure be sion by the above-named party, request adding thereto Supplement T, which fore the Bituminous Coal Division in Pro ing the establishment, both temporary supplements are hereinafter set forth ceedings Instituted Pursuant to section and permanent, of price classifications, and hereby made a part hereof. 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of minimum prices, and additional shipping It is further ordered, That pleadings 1937. points for the coals of certain mines in in opposition to the original petition in It is further ordered, That the relief District No. 9 for all shipments except the above-entitled matter and applica herein granted shall become final sixty truck. tions to stay, terminate or modify the (60) days from the date of this Order, A petition of intervention has been temporary relief herein granted may be unless it shall otherwise be ordered. filed December 18,1941, by District Board filed with the Division within forty-five Dated: January 10, 1942. No. 10 alleging that the establishment of (45) days from the date of this Order, [seal] D an H . W heeler, more than one shipping point as re pursuant to the Rules and Regulations Acting Director. quested for the coals of certain of these mines would affect the fair competitive T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective M inim um P rices for D istrict N o. 7 opportunities of code members in Dis trict No. 10. The petition of interven Note: The material contained in these supplements is to be read in the light of the classifi tion does not, however, appear to oppose cations, prices, instructions, exceptions and other provisions contained in Part 327, Minimum the establishment of the price classifica Price Schedule for District No. 7 and supplements thereto. tions and minimum prices proposed for FOR ALL SHIPMENTS EXCEPT TRUCK the coals of those mines for which only one shipping point is proposed, nor does § 327.11 Low volatile coals: Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R it appear to oppose the establishment of [Alphabetical list of code members having railway loading facilities, showing price classifications by size groups for all price classifications and minimum prices uses except as separately shown] for the coals of the remaining mines: Provided, That only one shipping point be established for each of them. It appears that a reasonable showing of necessity has been made for the grant ing of temporary relief in the manner hereinafter set forth, and that the fol lowing action is necessary in order to effectuate the purposes of the Act; Now, therefore, it is ordered, That, pending final disposition of the above- entitled matter, temporary relief is granted as follows: Commencing forth with, § 329.5 (Alphabetical list of code members) is amended by adding thereto Supplement R, which supplement is here FOR TRUCK SHIPMENTS inafter set forth and hereby made a part hereof. § 327.34 General prices in cents per net ton for shipment into any market area— It is further ordered, That pleadings Supplement T in opposition to the original petition in the above-entitled matter and applica tions to stay, terminate or modify the temporary relief herein granted may be filed with the Division within forty-five
or larger,.or (45) days from the date of this Order,
Code member index Mine County Seam %" pursuant to the Rules and Regulations Governing Practice and Procedure Before size or smallersize screenings screenings the Bituminous Coal Division in Pro all egg andall egg stove Straight mine run Screened M/R 1% " All lumpAll All nut or pea 1J4" top ceedings Instituted Pursuant to section 4
1 1 I I II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of
Mine index No. 1937. , Subdistrict No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
I I It is further ordered, That the relief 282 J. B. Brnwn_...... 3 McDowell.. 315 280 215 185 180 herein granted shall becme final sixty Murpby, A. S...... 283 Murphy______4 Tazewell___ Edge ___ 315 280 215 185 (60) days from the date of this Order, unless it shall otherwise be ordered. [F. R. Doc. 42-659; Piled, January 22,1942; 11:22 a. m.] No relief is granted herein for the coals of Mine Index Nos. 579, and 831 for the reasons appearing in the Order separ [Docket No. A-1204] MUM PRICES AND ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ating that portion of Docket No. A-1204 POINTS FOR THE COALS OF CERTAIN MINES which relates to these coals from the P art 329—M inim um P rice S chedule, remainder of the Docket, designating D istrict N o. 9 IN DISTRICT NO. 9 FOR ALL SHIPMENTS EXCEPT TRUCK such portion as Docket No. A-1204 Part ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY RELIEF AND II and scheduling Docket No. A-1204 Part CONDITIONALLY PROVIDING FOR FINAL RE An original petition, as amended De II for hearing. LIEF IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF cember 27, 1941, pursuant to section 4 Dated: January 10, 1942. DISTRICT BOARD NO. 9 FOR THE ESTABLISH n (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of [seal] D an H . W heeler, MENT OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS, MINI- 1937, has been duly filed with this Divi Acting Director. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 505
T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective M inim um P rices for District N o. 9 Schedule of Effective Minimum Prices for District No. 23. In order to distinguish No t e : The material contained in this supplement is to be read in the light of the classifi between the two mines, the mine as to cations, prices, instructions, exceptions and other provisions contained in Part 329, Minimum which relief is sought in this proceeding price Schedule for District No. 9 and supplements thereto. is identified as Hyde Mine #2 in the at FOR ALL SHIPMENTS EXCEPT TRUCK tached schedule. The original petition alleges that the § 329.5 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R coals of the Hyde Mine #2 are superior in quality to the coals of the Hyde Mine presently being operated and should be classified in Sub-District “E” in District Code member Mine Seam Shipping point Railroad No. 23 for the reason that their market ing factors are similar to those of the coals presently produced in that sub district. Since it appears, however, that 1237 Alvey Bros. (Bernard Alvey)...... Alvey...... Owensboro____ River. the Hyde Mine #2 is actually located 738 Babb, B. E ------Pennywinkle.. Providence...... L&N-IC. in the producing field which has been 1963 Belville Coal Co. (V. E. Teague)... Belville___... Providence__ _ L&N-IC. 1964 Capp?, Spurgeon...... -...... Capps______Providence____ L&N. designated as Sub-district “G” in Dis i960 Cowan, Boyd...... -...... Cowan #2...... Morton______L&N. trict No. 23, this Order classifies it in the 1725 Evitts & Howard (Forest Evitts)— E vitts...____ Greenville__.... IC. 1253 Rafferty, E. D------Rafferty____ Owensboro— — L&N. latter sub-district although the price 1937 Rafferty, E. D...... —...... Rafferty #2__ Owensboro___ 1 L&N. classifications and minimum prices es 1953 Rich, w . M ------• Blue Bird___ Nebo______L&N. tablished hereby for its coals are similar 1684 Rolley & Dukes (H. L. Rolley)...... R. & D ...... Greenville— — IC. Stokes, Noble...... Military____ Mortbn— — — L&N. to those which have been heretofore es 1975 (Morgantown___ River. *484 Johnson & Romans (A. V. Johnson) Baize & Baize. Stray (Drakesboro.___ L&N. tablished for the other mines producing coals in Sub-district “E”. i The f o b. mine prices for coal shipped by Mine Index Nos. 237, 963, 964, 960, 725, 738, 253, 937,953, 684,97® to It is further ordered, That pleadings anv Market Area in any size group and for any use, including Railroad Locomotive Fuel, are the same as the prices in opposition to the original petition in shown for Beech Creek Coal Company, Beech Creek Mine, Mine Index No. 1, in Price Schedule No. 1 for District No. 9, for All Shipments Except Truck, . ... . ' . . , .. the above-entitled matter and applica s Tile f o b mine prices for coal shipped by Mme Index No. 484 to any market area for any use, including Rail tions to stay, terminate or modify the road Locomotive Fuel, for size group 1 to 4, Inclusive, shall be the same as the prices shown for Sentry Coal Mining temporary relief herein granted may be Co Sentry Mine, Mine Index No. 72, in Price Schedule No. 1 for District No. 9, for All Shipments Except Truck; for size groups 5 to 29, Inclusive, the prices shall be the same as the prices shown for Beech Creek Coal Company, filed with the Division within forty-five Beech Creek Mine, Mine Index No. 1, in Price Schedule No. 1 for District No. 9 for All Shipments Except Truck. (45) days from the date of this Order, [F. R. Doc. 42-660; Filed, January 22, 1942; 11:23 a. m.] pursuant to the Rules and Regulations Governing Practice and Procedure before the Bituminous Coal Division in Proceed ings Instituted Pursuant to section 4 n [Docket No. A-1224] The original petition identifies the (d) of the Bituminous Coai Act of 1937. mine as to which relief is sought by the P art 343—M in im u m P rice S chedule, name “Hyde Mine” and as being located It is further ordered, That the relief D istrict N o. 23 in the same field and adjacent to the herein granted shall become final sixty ORDER GRANTING TEMPORARY RELIEF AND Hyde Mine (Mine Index #148), presently (60) days from the date of this Order, CONDITIONALLY PROVIDING FOR FINAL RE operated by Hyde Mines, Inc., and the unless it shall otherwise be ordered. LIEF IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF coals of which, fbr shipment by truck, Dated: January 9, 1942. DISTRICT BOARD NO. 23 FOR THE ESTAB were heretofore classified and priced as [seal] D an H . W heeler, LISHMENT OF PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS AND reflected in Supplement No. 2 of the Acting Director. MINIMUM PRICES FOR THE COALS PRO DUCED AT THE HYDE MINE OF HYDE MINES, T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective M inim um P rices for District No. 23 INC., A CODE MEMBER IN DISTRICT NO. 23 N o t e : The material contained in these supplements is to be read in the light of the classifi An original petition, pursuant to sec cations, prices, instructions, exceptions and other provisions contained in Part 343, Minimum tion 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act Price Schedule for District No. 23 and supplements thereto. of 1937, having been duly filed with this FOR ALL SHIPMENTS ¡Division by the above-named party, re questing the establishment, both tempo The following price classification and minimum prices shall be inserted in Price rary and permanent, of price classifica Schedule No. 1 for District No. 23 : tions and minimum prices for the coals § 343.4 Code member price index—Supplement R-I. Insert the following listing produced at the Hyde Mine of Hyde in proper alphabetical order: Mines, Inc., a code member in District No. 23; and Subdis Prices It appearing that a reasonable showing Mine trict Raff- F. 0. G. Producer Mine index County Shipping point road No. of necessity has been made for the grant No. price ing of temporary relief in the "manner group Rail Truck hereinafter set forth; and No petitions of intervention having Cumberland___ GNP...... 11 §343.5 §343.21 been filed with the Division in the above- Hyde Mines, Inc...... Hyde #2__ 161 King— . entitled matter; and The following action being deemed § 343.5 General prices; minimum prices for shipment via rail transportation— necessary in order to effectuate the pur- Supplement R~II poses of the Act; [Minimum f. o. b. mine prices in cents per net ton for shipments via rail transportation into market areas shown; It is ordered, That, pending final dis Subdistrict G, Hyde Mines, Inc., Hyde #2 Mine, King County] position of the above-entitled matter, temporary relief is granted as follows: Size groups Commencing forthwith § 343.4 (Code Market area member price index) is amended by add 2 8 9 10 12 15 17 18 21 22 24 25 1 ing thereto Supplement R-I, § 343.5 (General prices; minimum prices for 238 ...... 515 525 500 500 490 490 385 360 375 350 285 shipment via rail transportation) is 930, 9S1, * 959 500 475 465 465 465 465 360 335 340 325 285 240 & 253...... 500 475 450 450 440 440 335 310 325 300 285 amended by adding thereto Supplement 243 ...... ' ...... 480 525 500 500 490 490 385 360 375 350 285 R-H, and § 343.21 (General prices) is 247-249...... 550 525 500 500 490 490 385 360 375 350 285 160 250 ...... 550 525 500 500 490 490 360 335 350 325 285 amended by adding thereto Supplement 254 500 475 450 450 440 440 360 335 350 325 285 T, which supplements are hereinafter set 550 525 600 500 490 490 385 360 375 350 285 forth and hereby made a part hereof. 506 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942
§ 343.21 General prices—Supplement T CARE, WELFARE, AND DISCIPLINE OF ASSIGNEES Insert the following code member name, mine name and county under Subdistrict G, Sec. and the following prices: 691.11 Subsistence. 691.12 Clothing. 691.13 Medical care and hospitalization. Size groups 691.14 Welfare and recreation. Code member and mine name County 691.15 Education. 2 8 9 10 12 15 i f 18 21 22 24 691.16 Furloughs and liberty. 691.17 Discipline.
SUB DISTRICT G WORK PROGRAM Hyde Mines, Inc.; Hyde #2 600 575 550 550 540 540 435 410 425 400 335 691.21 Allowable project work. Mine. 691.22 Hours of work. 691.23 Assignees in supervisory positions. 691.24 Records and reports. [F. R. Doc. 42-661; Filed, January 22, 1942; 11:23 a. m.] 691.25 Safety program and accident reports. ORGANIZATION § 691.1 Camp responsibility. The Na TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE a registrant has been rejected for work tional Service Board for Religious Objec of national importance, the local board CHAPTER VI—SELECTIVE SERVICE tors will appoint the camp director. The shall take the action outlined in § 633.13 camp director will be responsible for all SYSTEM (b), except that the local board exam phases of camp operations, including P art 633—D elivery and I nduction ining physician shall be used in lieu of maintenance of the camp and its en the examining station of the armed virons and watchman service in accord AMENDMENT TO SELECTIVE SERVICE REGULA forces, and shall either retain the regis ance with standards acceptable to the TIONS, SECOND EDITION trant in Class IV-E or change his classi technical agency directing the work proj As Director of Selective Service, I fication to Class IV-E-LS or Class IV-F ect. He shall also be responsible for the hereby amend the Selective Service Reg as the circumstances may require. (54 reception, feeding, housing, clothing, rec ulations, Second Edition, Part 633,1 by Stat. 885; 50 U. S. C., Sup., 301-318, inclu reation, education, health, and camp life deleting paragraph (a) of § 633.14 and sive, E.O. No. 8545, 5 F.R. 3779.) of the assignees. substituting therefor the following: Effective February 1, 1942. The technical agency responsible for the work project shall provide a project § 633.14 Classification after separa L e w is B. H e r sh ey , tion from land or naval forces, (a) Director. superintendent and such other personnel as may be necessary. Such personnel will Upon receiving a report that a registered J anuary 20, 1942. man has been separated from the land or be governed by the laws and regulations naval forces (1) by resignation or dis [F. R. Doc. 42-671; Filed, January 23, 1942; governing the personnel of such agency. 10:01 a. m.J The project superintendent of the techni missal; (2) by discharge prior to Decem cal agency shall be responsible for all ber 8,1941; or (3) by discharge after De phases of job planning and direction, the cember 8, 1941, for a cause other than direction of technicians detailed to the physical disability, the local board shall P art 691—R ules for Camps O perated by camp, job training, and the safety pro reopen his classification and classify him the National S ervice B oard for R e gram while the assignees are under his anew. (54 Stat. 885; 50 U.S.C., Sup., ligious O bjectors direction. The project superintendent of 301-318, inclusive; E.O. No. 8545, 5 F.R. the technical agency will issue drivers' 3779) Effective February 1, 1942, the Camp * * * * # Regulations are hereby amended by re permits in accordance with the regula arranging the order in which the para tions established by his agency.* Effective February 1, 1942. graphs hereinafter listed will appear; by *§§ 691.1 to 691.25, Inclusive, issued under L e w is B. H ersh ey , assigning new numbers to such rear the authority contained in 54 Stat. 885; 50 Director. ranged paragraphs; by changing the U.S.C., Sup., 301-318, inclusive, E.O. No. 8545, J anuary 17,1942. context of those paragraphs hereinafter 5 F.R. 3779 and E.O. No. 8675, 6 F.R. 831. listed which are followed by the words [F. R. Doc. 42-672; Filed, January 23, 1942; § 691.2 Camp overhead. Assignees 10:00 a. m.] “as amended”; and by publishing such may be relieved from project work and rearranged, renumbered, and amended retained to assist the camp director in paragraphs as the sections of Part 691 of performing administrative duties at the the Second Edition of the Selective Serv camp. The number of such assignees will P art 653—W ork of N ational I mportance ice Regulations. be limited under ordinary circumstances U nder C ivilian D irection Paragraph 4 as am ended becomes § 691.1. to the following maximum: Paragraph 6 as amended becomes § 691.13. Authorized AMENDMENT TO SELECTIVE SERVICE REGULA Paragraph 7 as amended becomes § 691.13. Camp strength: overhead TIONS, SECOND EDITION Paragraph 8 as am ended becomes § 691.17. Below 50______8 As Director of Selective Service, I Paragraph 9 as amended becomes § 691 Al. 50-75-,------12 hereby amend the Selective Service Reg Paragraph 10 as am ended becomes § 691.22. 76-100______18 Paragraph 11 as am ended becomes § 691.16. 101-125______22 ulations, Second Edition, Part 653,2 by Paragraph 12 as am ended becomes § 691.23. 126-150 ______23 deleting paragraph (e) of § 653.11 and Paragraph 13 as amended becomes § 691.2. 151-205______24 substituting therefor the following: Paragraph 14 as amended becomes § 691.12. Paragraph 15 as amended becomes § 691.11. The camp director and the project § 653.11 Reception at camps. Paragraph 17 as am ended becomes § 691.15. superintendent of the technical agency * * * * * Paragraph 18 as amended becomes § 691.14. may agree that in special cases additional (e) Upon receiving notice that a reg Paragraph 19 as amended becomes § 691.24. men may be assigned to wood details, istrant has been accepted for work of Paragraph 20 as am ended becomes § 691.25. camp repairs, and similar work. Assign national importance, the lodal board F art 691—R ules for Camps O perated by ee-foremen may be appointed by the shall not change his classification but the National S ervice Board for R e camp director out of the authorized camp shall note the fact of his acceptance for ligious O bjectors overhead.* such work in the Classification Record (Form 100). Upon receiving notice that ORGANIZATION CARE, WELFARE, AND DISCIPLINE OF ASSIGNEES Sec. *6 F.R. 6849. 691.1 Camp responsibility. § 691.11 Subsistence. The mess at 2 7 F.R. 247. 691.2 Camp overhead. camp is the responsibility of the camp FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 507
director. Standard specifications for sponsibility of the camp director. He camp at the time and place designated, foods as supplied in the Army or Navy may avail himself of such volunteer serv he will be carried as absent without leave will be applicable. Balanced rations will ices as may be provided by members of for 10 days and, unless there is a change be provided. Menus will be prepared and the technical agency staff attached to in status, will be deemed to be a deserter posted for at least 10 days in advance. the camp. On-the-job training will be on the 11th day. Such failure to report Representatives of the technical agency a definite responsibility of the project to camp will constitute a violation of personnel and of the Director of Selec superintendent of the technical agency.* these regulations and may subject the tive Service using the camp mess will pay § 691.16 Furloughs and liberty, (a) assignee to prosecution under the Selec the camp director for meals but not to The camp director, with the concurrence tive Training and Service Act of 1940, as exceed a maximum of $15 per month or of the project superintendent of the tech amended. The Director of Selective 25 cents for a single meal.* nical agency, may grant furloughs to an Service will be notified of such failure to § 691.12 Clothing, (a) No uniforms assignee at such times as he may be report to camp through regular channels for assignees aré prescribed. spared from his duties. No assignee may on the 11th day and may take the neces (b) The camp director will see that receive a furlough or furloughs in excess sary action to report the assignee to the every assignee is provided with sufficient of a total of 30 days in any one year, in proper United States attorney as a vio a n d proper clothing to perform his duties. cluding furloughs for special religious lator of the Selective Training and Serv The project superintendent of the tech holidays and periods of convalescence ice Act of 1940, as amended. nical agency will refuse to take men for following illness or injury. Such fur (d) If, after reporting to the camp, an work who are not properly protected loughs shall include week ends and holi assignee is absent without leave for a against the weather and the hazards of days falling within the period of fur continuous period of 10 days, he will be the work. Unsatisfactory conditions as lough. The camp director may tempo deemed to be a deserter. On the 11th to clothing will be reported by the project rarily restrict or suspend the granting of day the Director of Selective Service will superintendent of the technical agency furloughs to any or all men assigned to be notified through regular channels and through his official channel to the Direc a project whenever in his opinion cir may take the necessary steps to report tor of Selective Service.* cumstances render such restrictions or the assignee to the proper United States § 691.13 Medical care and hospitaliza suspensions desirable. The number of attorney as a violator of *the Selective tion. (a) In each camp, a physician will assignees on furlough at any one time Training and Service Act of 1940, as be provided by the religious organization will in no event exceed 15 percent of the amended. operating the camp who will be respon total number of assignees in such camps. (e) Refusal to work or perform other sible for the health and medical care
(h) Table of offenses and appropriate punishments: shall he used in the safety program. Punishment may be singly or in combination. Letters Duties and responsibilities assigned to Offense refer to (1) through (9) of (fir) of this section the Company Commander or Camp Su perintendent under the Civilian Conser (1) Minor infractions of camp or work (1), (2), (3). vation Corps setup are combined in the project rules or these regulations. camp director who is responsible for the (2) Infraction of rules or regulations_ (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), but not to exceed $1 safety program. A safety committee under (6) or more than 2 days under (7) for any one composed of the camp director, the two offense. chief administrative assistants, the camp (3) Inexcusable failure to perform as (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), 6), (7), (8), but not both physician, and one assignee will be or signed duties. (7) and (8) or not to exceed 2 days for each day or ganized in lieu of that provided for in fraction thereof on which duties were not performed the Civilian Conservation Corps but or for each infraction of the regulations. with the same duties and responsibili (4) Refusal to perform duties, in (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), 8), but not to exceed ties. The Director of Selective Service subordination, disorderly or dis a total of 10 days under (7) and (8) for any one will be substituted for Director, Civilian graceful conduct in or out of camp, offense, May be applied singly or in combination. Conservation Corps, and, unless specifi refusal to obey a lawful order. cally stated, only' those reports for (5) Absent without leave______(1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), not to exceed 50 cents for each day of absence or a total of 50 percent warded through the technical agency of allowance under (6). Not to exceed 1 day for each will be used.* day of absence or a total of 10 days under (7) and Le w is B. H ershey, (8) which may be applied singly or in combination. Director. If absence is for over 24 hours, the provisions of (f) J anuary 20, 1942. of this section are mandatory. [F. R. Doc. 42-674; Filed, January 23, 1942; (6) Continued or serious misconduct. (6) • (7), (8), (9). Any one or combination of (6), (7), and (8) subject to the limitations set forth, or (9) 10:00 a. m.] when offense is very serious or there has been two or more previous punishments covered by records of hearing. Order W aiving Local Board P hysical Ex- (7) Persistent refusal to work or per- (®)* - AMINATIONS OF LOCAL BOARD No. 1,GUAD form other assigned duties, or in ALUPE County, Santa R osa, New Mex citing others to refuse to work or ico perform other assigned duties. (8) Failure to report to camp or (9). By virtue of the provisions of the Selec desertion. tive Training and Service Act of 1940 (9) Violation of criminal statutes, (9). (54 Stat. 885), as amended, and the au local, State, or Federal. thority vested in me by the rules and reg ulations prescribed thereunder, and more (i) The following disciplinary records § 692.22 Hours of work. The hours of particularly the provisions of § 623.35 of will be required: work on the project will be determined the Selective Service Regulations, I by the technical agency. No limitation hereby waive the requirement that cer (1) When the punishment for an of is set on the number of hours that an tain registrants who are now being classi fense falls within (1), (2), (3), (4), or assignee may be required to work in fied or who may hereafter be classified by (5) of (g) of this section, a record of any given day or week. Forty-four hours Local Board No. 1, Guadalupe County, hearing is not required unless requested per week shall be the minimum that Santa Rosa, New Mexico, be physically by the assignee. Such punishments will any assignee shall work. Travel time examined by an examining physician in be entered and initialed by the camp shall not be included in computing the the manner provided in Part 623,1 Selec director in a Camp Punishment Book. 44-hour minimum except the portion tive Service Regulations, and I hereby di Such entry will show the date and nature thereof which exceeds 1 hour in any one rect that the classification of such regis of the offense, and date and nature of day. Assignees will be subject to emer trants be completed in the manner pro punishment. gency calls by the camp director on any vided in § 623.51 (f), Selective Service (2) With the exception of the offenses day or night at any hour for the purpose Regulations, without such physical ex committed under (b), (c), or (d) of this of fighting forest fires or other emer amination by a local board examining section, a record of hearing must be gencies affecting life or property.* physician. made when the offense is of such a seri § 692.23 Assignees in supervisory po Lew is B. H ershey, ous nature that the offender, if found sitions. The designation of assignees Director. guilty, would be subject to punishment for supervisory positions shall be made J anuary 20, 1942. under (6), (7)., (8), or (9) of (g) of this by the camp director. The method of [F. R. Doc. 42-676; Filed, January 23, 1942; section. The accused shall have a right designation, number authorized, rates 10:01 a. m.J to be informed of the charge, choose of pay, duties, authority, and titles of counsel from the available assignees or such assignee shall be prescribed by the technical personnel, question witnesses, Director of Selective Service.* make a statement in his own behalf, call CHAPTER IX—OFFICE OF PRODUC any reasonably available witness, and § 692.24 Records and reports. The TION MANAGEMENT camp director will be responsible for the appeal the decision of the camp director S ubchapter B— P r io r ities D iv isio n to the Director of Selective Service in preparation and forwarding of such rec writing within 10 days of the imposition ords and reports governing the opera PART 933— COPPER of punishment. However, he may not tion of the camp as may be required from time to time by either the technical Supplementary Conservation Order refuse to undergo the punishment pend M -9-c-l ing the outcome of an appeal. agency operating the camp or by the (3) Records of hearing are subject to Director of Selective Service. Normally, Whereas' national defense require review and approval by the Director of these reports will be made through the ments have created a shortage of Copper Selective Service who may decrease but regular channels of such technical for the combined needs of defense, pri not increase a penalty.* agency with such exceptions as the Di vate account, and export; action has rector of Selective Service may find already’been taken to increase and con WORK PROGRAM necessary.* serve the supply and to direct the dis § 692.21 Allowable “project work. An § 692.25 Safety program and accident tribution of Copper to insure deliveries assignee at a camp may be employed on reports. The applicable provisions of for defense and essential civilian require any authorized work of the technical the Safety Manual now in use by the ments; and the supply of Copper now is agency involved in the work program of Civilian Conservation Corps with such and will be insufficient for defense and the camp. Work priority shall be deter modifications and additions as the Direc mined by such technical agency.* tor of Selective Service may prescribe 16 F.R. 6611, 6643. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 511 essential civilian requirements unless the Lease Act), if in any such case the use (i) “Copper” means Copper metal use of Copper in the manufacture of of Copper to the extent employed is re which has been refined by any process of many products where such use is not quired by the specifications of the prime electrolysis, or fire refining, to a grade absolutely necessary for the defense or contract. and in a form (cathodes, wire bars, ingot essential civilian requirements is cur (g) Reports. Each Manufacturer of bars, ingots, cakes, billets, wedge bars, tailed or prohibited; Shoe Findings containing Copper shall: or other refined shapes) suitable for fab rication or in any subsequent stage of Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, (1) Immediately file with the Office That: fabrication. It shall include Copper for Production Management the infor contained in any alloy and shall include § 933.6 Supplementary Conservation mation called for on Form PD-259, and ,metal produced from scrap. Order M -9-c-l—(a) Curtailment of (2) On or before April 15, 1942, file (ii) “Shoe findings” means eyelets, manufacture. During the period between with the Office for Production Manage hooks, tacks, nails, hob nails, screws, January 1 and March 31,1942, no Manu ment the information called for on Form spikes, plates, snaps, slide fasteners, facturer of Shoe Findings may manufac PD-260. rivets, wires, slugs, studs, and other find ture a greater number of such Findings (h) Limitation on inventories. No ings for any kind of Shoes. containing any Copper than that number Manufacturer of Shoes shall receive de (iii) “Shoes” means all kinds of boots, which, when added to stocks on hand, in livery of any Shoe Findings containing shoes, slippers, overshoes and other foot process and in transit on the effective Copper which, when added to such Find wear of whatever material made, and date hereof, will fill all purchase orders ings on hand or in transit on the effec overgaiters and leggings, but not includ from customers caling for deliveries be tive date hereof, shall result in its having ing leggings made as a part of children’s fore April 1, 1942. a greater number of Shoe Findings than clothing. (b) Curtailment of use of copper. In that number which it estimates it will addition to the limitation contained in (o) Effective date. This Order shall attach to Shoes before May 1, 1942. take effect upon the date of issuance and paragraph (a) hereof, during the period (i) Applicability of Priorities Regula between January 1 and March 31,1942, no shall continue in effect until revoked tion No. 1. This Order and all transac by the Director of Priorities. (P.D. Reg. Manufacturer may use in the manufac tions affected thereby are subject to the ture of all Shoe Findings more Copper 1 Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; provisions of Priorities Regulation No. 1 O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. 2, 1941, than the greatest of the following three (Part 944), as amended from time to limits: 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, 6 time, except to the extent that any pro F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, 6 F.R. (1) 50% of the total amount of copper vision hereof may be inconsistent there 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, 76th used by him in the manufacture of all with, in which case the provisions of this Congress, Third Session, as amended by Shoe Findings during the last three Order shall govern. Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First Ses months of 1940, or (j) Communications to Office for Pro sion) (2) 12%% of the total amount of Cop duction Management. All reports re per used by him in the manufacture of quired to be filed hereunder, and all com Issued this 23d day of January 1942. all Shoe Findings during the year 1940, munications concerning this Order shall, J. S. K n ow lson , or unless otherwise directed, be addressed Acting Director of Priorities. (3) 35% of the total amount of Copper to: Office for Production Management, Washington, D. Ç., Ref. M -9-c-l. [F. R. Doc. 42-681; Filed, January 23, 1942; used by him in the manufacture of all 10:50 a. m.] Shoe Findings during the period between (k) Violations. Any Person who wil July 1 and September 30, 1941 ; fully violates any provision of this Order, or who by an act or omission falsifies rec plus, in each such case, as much Copper ords to be kept or information to be fur PART 940— RUBBER AND PRODUCTS AND MA as is used by him in the manufacture of nished pursuant to this Order may be TERIALS OP WHICH RUBBER IS A however many Shoe Findings as are being prohibited from receiving further de COMPONENT produced pursuant to paragraph (f) liveries of any Material subject to allo hereof. Amendment No. 3 to Supplementary Or cation, and such further action may be der No. M-15-b, To Restrict the Use (c) Prohibition of manufacture after taken as is deemed appropriate, includ and Sale of Rubber March 31, 1942. Except as provided in ing a recommendation for prosecution paragraph (f) hereof, after March 31, under section 35A of the Criminal Code Supplementary Order No. M-15-b is 1942, no Manufacturer may use any Cop (18 U.S.C. 80). hereby amended to read as follows: per in the manufacture of Shoe Findings. (l) Appeal. Any person affected by Whereas the further importation of (d) Prohibition of delivery after March this Order who considers that compli crude rubber is imperiled; national de 31, 1942. Except as provided in para ance therewith would work an excep fense requirements have created a short graph (f) hereof, after March 31, 1942, tional and unreasonable hardship upon age of rubber for the combined needs of no manufacturer of Shoe Findings may him, or that it would result in a degree defense, private account, and export; deliver any such Findings containing of unemployment which would be unrea action has already been taken to conserve Copper, and no Person may accept deliv sonably disproportionate compared with the supply and to direct the distribution ery of Shoe Findings containing any Cop the amount of Copper conserved, or that of rubber to insure deliveries for defense per from any Manufacturer of Shoes or compliance with this Order would impair and essential civilian requirements; and of Shoe Findings. defense work, may appeal to the Office of the supply now is and will be insufficient (e) Prohibition of use after April 30, Production Management on Form PD- for defense and essential civilian require 1942. Except as provided in paragraph 261, Ref. M-9-c-l, setting forth the per ments unless its use in the manufacture (f) hereof, after April 30,1942, no Manu tinent facts and the reason he considers of products where such use is not abso facturer may attach any Shoe Findings he is entitled to relief. The Director of lutely necessary for the defense or essen containing Copper to any type of Shoes. Priorities may thereupon take such ac tial civilian requirements is prohibited as (f ) Exceptions. Where and to the ex tion as he deems appropriate. hereinafter provided; tent that the use of any less scarce ma (m) Effect on other orders. With re Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, terial is impracticable, the prohibitions spect to the use of Copper and Copper That: and limitations contained in paragraphs Base Alloy, as defined in Copper Conser § 940.3 Supplementary Order M-15- (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) and (h) hereof vation Order M-9-c, in the manufacture b— (a) Definitions. For the purposes of shall not apply to Shoe Findings being of Shoe Findings and with respect to the this Order: produced for filling contracts or sub use of such Findings containing Copper contracts for the Army or Navy of the or Copper Base Alloy in the manufacture (1) “Rubber” means all forms and United States, the United States Mari of Shoes, this Order shall, on and after types of crude rubber (including crepe time Commission, the Panama Canal, the effective date hereof, control to the rubber for soles or any other purpose) and the Coast Guard, or for any foreign exclusion of all other Orders curtailing and all crude rubber (including scraps country pursuant to the Act of March or prohibiting such specific use. and trimmings) contained in any com 11, 1941, entitled “An Act to Promote (n) Definitions. For the purposes of pound which has not been vulcanized, but the Defense of the United States” (Lend- this Order; I does not include balata, gutta-percha, 512 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 gutta siak, gutta jelutong, pontianac, re of Production Management, a report agement: Provided, That until specifica claimed rubber, cured or vulcanized scrap showing: tions for particular products or groups of products are issued by the Office of rubber and Latex. (1) The name of the person placing the (2) "Latex” means the rubber solids Production Management, the rubber or order and his purchase order number. latex content by weight of any such prod contained in liquid latex in crude form, (ii) The name of the person to whom and in compounded liquid latex, which ucts manufactured by any Person shall delivery is to be made. not exceed the rubber or latex content on December 11,1941, had not been proc (iii) The article to be manufactured essed or mixed in such manner that by weight of identical products manufac further processing is necessary to prevent and the quantities thereof. tured by such Person on December 31, early spoilage. (iv) The preference rating (if any), 1941, or on the most recent date prior (3) “Person” means any individual, and how assigned. to December 31,1941, on which he manu partnership, association, business trust, (v) The respective quantities, by factured that product or group of corporation, governmental corporation weight, of rubber, latex, and reclaimed products. or agency, or any organized group of rubber required. (e) General restriction on the sale of persons, whether incorporated or not. (vi) The specifications (by number, if rubber and latex. Until otherwise or (4) “War Order” means: any). dered by the Office of Production Man (vii) The delivery schedules of the ar agement, no Person shall sell, trade or (i) Any contract or purchase order ticles, in quantities, by months. transfer the ownership of any rubber for material or equipment to be delivered (viii) Such other information as may or latex, and no Person shall accept any to, or for the acocunt of: be required from time to time by the such sale, trade or transfer of ownership, (a) The Army or Navy of the United Office of Production Management. except (1) as expressly permitted by reg States, the United States Maritime Com (2) To manufacture products of the ulations prescribed by Rubber Reserve mission, The Panama Canal, the Coast groups listed in List A; Provided, That no Company, or (2) in those cases in which and Geodetic Survey, the Coast Guard, person shall consume more rubber dur specific authorizations may be issued by the Civil Aeronautics Authority, the Na ing any calendar month, beginning with the Office of Production Management; tional Advisory Committee for Aero February, 1942, in the production of any Provided, That nothing in this paragraph nautics, the Office of Scientific Research such groups of products than a percent shall be deemed to prohibit the sale of and Development. age of his average monthly consumption unvulcanized rubber products which were (b) The government of any of the fol of rubber in producing the same group in finished and marketable form on De lowing countries: The United Kingdom, of products diming the twelve months’ cember 11, 1941 or which have become Canada and other Dominions; Crown period commencing on April 1, 1940, and finished and marketable at any time af Colonies and Protectorates of the Brit ending on March 31,1941, the percentage ter that date pursuant to processing not ish Empire, Belgium, China, Greece, The for each group of products being that set prohibited by any orders or other instruc Kingdom of the Netherlands, Norway, forth opposite the heading of such group. tions issued by the Office of Production Poland, Russia and Yugoslavia. (3) To manufacture products of the Management. (ii) Any contract or purchase order groups listed in List B; provided that (f) Reports of stocks of rubber and placed by any agency of the United States no Person shall consume Rubber for latex. Every Person who owns or has Government for material or equipment such purpose without the prior approval in his possession or under his control on to be delivered to, or for the account of, of the Office of Production Management. the effective date of Amendment No. the Government of any country listed (c) General restriction on the use of 3 of this Order any rubber or latex shall above, or any other country, including latex. From the effective date of this within fifteen days from such effective those in the Western Hemisphere, pur Order until otherwise ordered by the date file with the Rubber and Rubber suant to the Act of March 11, 1941, en Office of Production Management, no Products Branch of the Office of Pro titled “An Act to Promote the Defense Person shall consume any latex for any duction Management a complete report of the United States” (Lend-Lease Act). setting forth by grades the amount of purpose, except (subject to paragraph Rubber and the amount of Latex so (iii) Any contract or purchase order (d) ) one or more of the following: for material or equipment required by owned, possessed or controlled by him, the Person placing the same to fill his (1) To manufacture products to fill and the location and ownership thereof. contracts or purchase orders on hand, War Orders: Provided, That no Person (g) Distribution of rubber among provided such material or equipment is shall consume any latex to fill any such plants. Each Company (which term to be physically incorporated in material order until he has forwarded a report when used in this paragraph shall in or equipment to be delivered under con complying with the requirements of sub- clude any corporation together with all tracts or purchase orders included under paragraph (b) (1). other corporations controlling, and all (i) and (ii) above. (2) To manufacture products of the other corporations controlled by, such groups listed in List C attached: Pro corporation), which is a processor of (5) “Inventory” of a person includes vided, That no Person shall consume more rubber or latex and which operates plants the inventory of affiliates and subsidi latex during any calendar month, be in more than one community (all plants aries of such person, and the inventory ginning with February, 1942, in the pro operated by the same Company in the of others where such inventory is under duction of any such groups of products same community being herein collectively the control of or under common control than a percentage of his average monthly referred to as a “Unit”) shall immedi with or available for the use of such consumption of latex in producing the ately upon any distribution of rubber or person. same group of products during the latex for any calendar month among its (6) “Consume” means to use, process, twelve months’ period commencing on stamp, cut, or in any manner change the Units which is at a ratio which differs April 1, 1940, and ending on March 31, materially from the ratio of processing form, shape or chemical composition of 1941, the percentage for each group of or consumption by such Units during any rubber or latex. products being that set forth opposite July, 1941, file with the Rubber and Rub (b) General restriction on the use of the heading of such group. ber Products Branch of the Office of Pro rubber. Prom the effective date of this (3) To Manufacture products of the duction Management, a full report Order until otherwise ordered by the groups listed in List D: Provided, That no thereof showing clearly the reasons for Office of Production Management, no Person shall consume latex for such pur such departure in ratio of distribution. Person shall consume any Rubber for pose without the prior approval of the In any case in which it appears that such any purpose, except (subject to the pro Office of Production Management. change in ratio, was not justified or visions of paragraph (d)) one or more (d) Manufacture according to speci proper, the Office of Production Manage of the following: fications. Any of the products or mate ment will take such action as it may (1) To manufacture products to fill rials whose manufacture is permitted deem appropriate. War Orders; Provided, That no person by paragraphs (b) and (c) may be manu (h) Limitation of inventories. No shall consume any rubber to fill any such factured only in comformity with such person shall receive delivery of rubber order until he has forwarded to the Rub specifications as may be issued from time or latex, or products thereof, in the form ber and Rubber Products Branch, Office to time by the Office of Production Man of raw materials, semi-processed mate- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 513 rials, finished parts or sub-assemblies, in L is t A to S upplementary O rder N o . M -15-b Group 9—Continued. quantities which shall result in an inven As A m ended Catheters. Group 1______140% Invalid Rings. tory of such material in excess of a min Operating Cushions. imum practicable working inventory, tak Conveyor Belts and Belting. ' Elevator Belts and Belting. Bedpans. . ing into consideration the limitations Plat Transmission Belts and Belting. Surgeons’ Aprons. placed upon the production of rubber or Concentrator Belts and Belting. Surgical Tape and Bandages. latex products by this Order. Hog Beater Belts and Belting. Vaccine Caps. (1) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Pri Industrial V Belts and Belting. Medicine Droppers. orities Regulation No. 1. This Order and Chute Lining. Hospital Sheeting (hospital use). Cleats and Bucket Pads. Trusses, maternity girdles, surgical all transactions affected thereby are sub stockings, and abdominal sup ject to the provisions of Priorities Regu Pulley Lagging. Screen Diaphragms. ports. lation No. 1 (Part 944), as amended from Belt Splicing Material. Group 10-____*______- 75% time to time, except to the extent that Group 2______—------100% Water Bottles. any provision hereof may be inconsistent Polishing Belts and Belting. Fountain Syringes. therewith, in which case the provisions of Street Sweeper Belts and Belting. Ice Bags. this Order shall govern. Hatters’ Belts and Belting. Bulb Syringes (ear, ulcer, nasal, rec (2) Appeal. Any person affected by Round Belts and Belting. tal, vaginal, infant, politzer air). Group 3______140% Metatarsal Pads. this Order who considers that compliance Group 11 ______—. 100% therewith would work an exceptional and Acid Hose. Air Drill Hose. Nipples. unreasonable hardship upon him, or that Chemical Hose. Nursing Bottle Caps. it would result in a serious problem of Dredging Sleeves. Breast Pumps. unemployment in the community, or that High Pressure Wired Hose. • Breast Shields. compliance with this Order would disrupt Industrial Vacuum Hose. Group 12______70% or impair a program of conversion from Oil Suction and Discharge Hose. Quarter) Lining. non-defense to defense work, may appeal Paper Mill Hose. Cements for the manufacture and to the Office of Production Management- Pneumatic Hose. repair of shoes. Railroad Hose (all types). Group 13------.------100% by addressing a letter to the Rubber and Rotary Drillers’ Hose. Electricians’ and Industrial Gloves Rubber Products Branch, Office of Pro Sand-Blast Hose, (without fabrics), with or without duction Management, Washington, D. C., Steam Hose. rubberized fabric gauntlets. setting forth the pertinent facts. The Suction Hose. Group 14------__,------100% Office of Production Management may Welding Hose. Deep-Sea Diving Equipment. thereupon take such action as it deems Group 4______100% Occupational Protective Clothing, appropriate. Spray Hose. other than footwear and gloves. (3) Applicability of Order. The pro Brewers’ Hose. Group 15______:______.__— 60% Creamery Hose. Rubberized Fabric for Firemen’s and hibitions and restrictions contained in Gasoline Tank Wagon Hose. Policemen’s Clothing. this Order shall apply to the use of ma Rubber-lined Tanks, Pipes, and Fit Group 16______— 30% terial in all articles hereafter manufac tings (Hard & Soft). Plain Oxfords and Laced-to-toe Gym tured irrespective of whether such arti Group 5______140% Bals with black toes, foxings, and cles are manufactured pursuant to a con*- Sheet and Strip Packing. toe caps only. tract made prior or subsequent to the Rubber Covered Rolls (except print Group 17______40% effective date hereof, or pursuant to a ing & business machines). Waterproof Boots, Pacs, Arctics, Car Diaphragms, Gaiters, and Overshoes made of contract supported by a preference rat Switchboard Mats and Matting. ing. Insofar as any other Order of the cloth and black rubber. Group 6______:------25% Group 18_____.______80% Office of Production Management may Gaskets, except for consumers’ goods. Hollow Tank Balls and Floats. have the effect of limiting or curtailing Molded, Extruded, and Lathe-Cut Washers, including fuller balls and to a greater extent than herein provided Goods, except for consumers’ valves, which are used to control the use of Rubber or Latex in the pro goods. the flow of liquids. duction of any article, the limitation of Tubing, except for consumers’ goods. Group 19______-______100% such other Order shall be observed. Chemically Blown Sponge Rubber Vulcanizing Materials, patches, Ce Goods, except for consumers’ ments, Wow-out shoes and similar (4) Violations. Any person who wil goods. fully violates any provision of this Order, items for the repair of tires, tire Group 7___ _— ______80% casings, and tubes. or who by any act or omission falsifies Printers’ Rollers. records to be kept or information to be Engraving and Printing Plates. List B to S upplementary O rder N o . M -15-b furnished pursuant to this Order, may Offset Blankets. as Am en d ed be prohibited from receiving further de Cutting Rubbers. liveries of any material subject to alloca Suction Cups for Printers’ Equip Group 1: tion, and such further action may be m ent. Ja r Rings. Group 8...... - 180% Container Sealing Compounds. taken as is deemed appropriate, includ Fire Hose. Group 2 r ing a recommendation for prosecution Mill Hose. Toplifts and Toplifting Material. under section 35 (a) of the Criminal Code Washers and Gaskets for Fire Fight Soles and Tops. (18 U.S.C. 80). ing Equipment. Soling Material. (5) Communications. All reports re Tubing for Fire Fighting Equipment. Group 3: quired to be filed under this Order, and Group 9______100% Compounds for insulating Wire and Cable Acoustic Aids. (except for building wire types R. P. and all communications concerning this Or R. H., and Flexible cord types S., S. J„ der, shall, unless otherwise directed, be Anaesthesia Equipment. Plaster Bowls. S. V., and P. O. S. J., either 64 or 32) . ‘ addressed to: Office of Production Dental Dam. Group 4: Management, Washington, D. C., Ref: Chip Blower Bulbs. Tires, Tire Casings, and Tubes: M-15-b. Tubes, Tubing and Stopples (biologi Truck and Bus. (j) Effective date. This-Order shall cal, laboratory, and medical). Passenger. take effect on February 1,1942. (P.D. Urinals. Airplane. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 28, 1941, 6 F.R. Surgeons’ Gloves. Bicycle. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. 2, Colostomy Outfits. Motorcycle. Pilcher Bags. Farm Implement. 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, Orsat.Bags. Industrial. 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28,1941, 6 F.R. Pessaries. Highway Maintenance Equipment, 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, 76th Con Umbilical Belts. Off the Road. gress, Third Session, as amended by Dilators. Group 5: Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First Ses Tourniquets. Cements for Retreading and Recapping sion) Cautery Bulb Sets Tires. Blood Pressure Equipment. Capping Stock. Issued this 23d day of January 1942. Evacuators. Filler Strip. J . S. K n ow lson , Irrigators. Stripping Stock. Acting Director of Priorities. Sinus Bulb Sets. Cushion Stock. 514 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942
L is t C to S upplementary O rder No. M -15-b (b) General restrictions. (1) During nautics, the Office of Scientific Research as Am en d ed the period commencing March 1, 1942 and Development; Group 1...... __r ______120% and ending March 31, 1942, Producers (ii) The government of any of the fol Industrial V Belts and Belting. named below shall manufacture not more lowing countries: the United Kingdom, Group 2...... 100% than the number of medium and/or Canada, and other Dominions, Crown Anaesthesia. Equipment. heavy trucks set opposite their names: Dental Dam. Colonies and Protectorates of the British Tubes and Tubing (biological, lab Number of- Empire, Belgium, China, Greece, the oratory, medical). medium and/ Kingdom of the Netherlands, Norway, Surgeons’ Gloves. or heavy m o- Poland, Russia and Yugoslavia; Pessaries. Name of producer tor trucks (iii) Any agency of the United States Prophylactics. Ford Motor Company______20,000 Government for material or equipment Group 3______100% Chevrolet Division, General Motors to be delivered to, or for the account of, Electricians’ and industrial Gloves Oorp______18, 000 the government of any country listed (without fabric) with or without Chrysler Corporation______2,500 rubberized fabric gauntlets. International Harvester Company___ 5,945 above, or any other country, including Group 4______70% Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing those in the Western Hemisphere, pursu Cement to be used in the manufac Co______ant3, 320to the Act of March 11, 1941, entitled ture of new-shoes. The White Motor Company______1, 000 “An Act to Promote the Defense of the Mack Manufacturing Corporation___ 875 L is t D to S upplementary O rder N o . M -15-b United States.” (Lend-Lease Act.) Federal Motor Truck Company______400 as A m ended Diamond T Motor Car Company_____ 400 (c) Records. All persons affected by Group 1: Reo Motors, Incorporated______600 this Order shall keep and preserve for not Container Sealing Compounds. The Studebaker Corporation______480 less than two years accurate and com Group 2: Autocar Company______- 310 plete records concerning inventories, Tires, Tire Casings, and Tubes. Brockway Motor Company______. 250 production and sales. Divco-Twin Truck Company______245 (d) Audit and inspection. All records [F. R. Doc. 42-679; Filed, January 23, 1942; Four Wheel Drive Auto Company____ 90 10:52 a. m.] Sterling Motor Truck Company_____ 80 required to be kept by this Order shall, Euclid Road Machinery Company___ 65 upon request, be submitted to audit and Kenworth Motor Truck Corporation_ 35 inspection by duly authorized represen Walter Motor Truck Company______30 tatives of the Office of Production Man Oshkosh Motor Truck Company_____ 20 agement. PART 976— MOTOR TRUCKS, TRUCK TRAILERS Dart Truck Company______15 (e) Reports. All persons affected by AND PASSENGER CARRIERS Hendrickson Motor Truck Company_ 7 this Order, shall execute and file with The Corbitt Company______10 Amendment No. 3 to Limitation Order Available Truck Company____ :___ _ 4 the Office of Production Management L -l-a To Restrict the Production of Duplex Truck Company______6 such reports and questionnaires as said Medium and Heavy Motor Trucks Walker Vehicle Company______6 Office shall from time to time request. Section 976.1 (General Limitation Hahn Motors, Incorporated______3 No reports or questionnaires are to be Order L -l-a) as last amended by Amend Stewart Motor Corporation______4 filed by any person until forms therefor The Hug Company.:______3 are prescribed by the Office of Production ment No. 2, issued December 31, 1941 is Coleman Motors Corporation_____ :__ 3 Management. hereby amended to read as follows: Federal Le Moon Truck Company___ 1 De Martini Motor Truck Company__ 1 (f) Violations. Any person who wil Whereas, the manufacture of medium Doane Motor Truck Company______1 fully violates any provision of this Or and heavy motor trucks requires the MacDonald Truck & Mfg. Co______1 der, or who by any act or omission falsi utilization of large quantities of alumi fies records to be kept or information to num, chromium, copper, nickel, nickel (2) No Producer for whom this Order be furnished pursuant to this Order may steel, rubber, steel, tin, tungsten and does not establish an authorized quota be prohibited from receiving further de other critical materials, and national de of production shall during the periods liveries or any Material subject to allo fense requirements have created a short for which quotas are authorized by this cation, and such further action may be age of these materials for the combined Order, manufacture any product covered taken as is deemed appropriate, includ needs of defense, private account and by the definition set forth in § 976.1 (a) ing a recommendation for prosecution export; action has already been taken hereof. Such a Producer may, however, under section 35 (A) of the Criminal to conserve the supply and direct the apply for such authorization to the Di Code (18 U.S.C. 80). distribution of such materials to insure rector of Priorities of the Office of Pro (g) Appeal. Any person affected by deliveries for defense and for essential duction Management. this Order who considers that compli civilian requirements; and the present (3) Effective March 1, 1942 no Pro ance herewith would work an excep supply of these materials will be insuffi ducer of Heavy and/or Medium Trucks tional and unreasonable hardship upon cient for defense and essential civilian shall equip any such vehicle with any him or would disrupt or impair a pro requirements unless the manufacture of tires, casings, or tubes: Provided, how gram of conversion from non-defense medium and heavy motor trucks is cur ever, That Producer may temporarily work, may appeal to ‘¿Office of Pro tailed and the use of critical materials equip such vehicle with tires, casings, or duction Management, Washington, D. C. for such manufacture thereby reduced; tubes, for the express purpose of assist Ref: L -l-a” setting forth the pertinent ing in the delivery of such vehicles to facts and the reasons such person con Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, the purchaser to whom such vehicles are That: siders that he is entitled to relief. The shipped if, but only if, the tires, casings, Director of Priorities may thereupon § 976.1 General Limitation Order or tubes are removed from such vehicle take such action as he deems appro L -l-a—(a) Definitions. Jjtor the pur upon the delivery to such person and are priate. poses of this order: returned to the producer of the vehicle. (h) Communications to Office of Pro (1) “Medium and/or Heavy Motor (4) The determination of authorized duction Management. All reports re Truck” means a complete motor truck or quotas established by this Order shall quired to be filed hereunder, and all truck tractor with a maximum gross ve exclude, and the limitations on produc communications concerning this Order hicle weight rating of 9,000 pounds or tion imposed by this Order shall not ap shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad more (as certified to the Office of Pro ply to any medium and/or heavy motor dressed to; Office of Production Man duction Management by the Producer’s trucks, produced under contracts or agement, Washington, D. C. Ref: Engineering Department and as specified orders for delivery to or for the account L-l-a. in a published rating in effect prior to of: • (i) Applicability of Priorities Regu August 1, 1941) or the chassis therefor. (i) The Army or Navy of the United lation No. 1. This Order and all trans (2) “Producer” means any individual, States, the United States Maritime Com action^ affected thereby are subject to partnership, association, corporation or mission, the Panama Canal, the Coast the provisions of Priorities Regulation other form of business enterprise en and Geodetic Survey, the Coast Guard, No. 1 (Part 944), as amended from time gaged in the manufacture of medium the Civil Aeronautics Authority, the Na to time, except to the extent that any and/or heavy motor trucks. tional Advisory Commission for Aero provisions hereof may be inconsistent FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 515 therewith, in which case the provisions not be obtained when required without 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. 2, of this Order shall govern. such rating, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, (j) Effective date. This Order shall (ii) to obtain deliveries earlier than 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, 6 take effect immediately. (P.D. Reg. 1 required, F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, 76th Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 P.R. 6680; (iii) to deliveries of Materials on pur Congress, Third Session, as amended by O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. 2, 1941, chase orders placed after March 1, 1942, Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First Ses 6 P.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, 6 (iv) to deliveries of Materials on pur sion) F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, 6 F.R. chase orders calling for delivery after And as so amended said Order shall 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public, No. 671, 76th March 31, 1942. (P.D. Reg. 1 Amended, continue in full force and effect. This Congress, Third Session, as amended by Dec. 23, 1941, 6 P.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 amendment shall take effect immedi Public, No. 89, 77th Congress, First Ses Amended, Sept 2, 1941, 6 P.R. 4865; E.O. ately." sion) 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, 6 P.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Issued this 23d day of January 1942. Issued this 23d day of January 1942. Aug. 28, 1941, 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, 76th Congress, Third J. S. K n o w lso n , J . S. K n o w lso n , Acting Director of Priorities. Acting Director of Priorities. Session, as amended by Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First Session.) [F. R. Doc. 42-688; Filed, January 23, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-678; Filed, January 23, 1942; ♦ * * ♦ * 10:50 a. m.] 10:49 a. m.] This order shall take effect immedi ately. Issued this 23d day of January PART 976— MOTOR TRUCKS, TRUCK TRAILERS 1942. PART 981— PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AND PASSENGER CARRIERS J. S. K n ow lson , Amendment No. 2 and Extension No. 3 Acting Director of Priorities. Amendment No. 1 to Supplementary to Limited Preference Rating Order General Limitation Order L-2-e, Fur P-54 as Amended—Material Entering [F. R. Doc. 42-686; Filed, January 23, 1942; ther Restricting the Production of Into the Production of Defense Prod 10:49 a. m.] Passenger Automobiles During the Months of December 1941 and January ucts 1942 Amendment No. 2 to Limited Prefer Section 981.61 (Supplementary Gen ence Rating Order P-54 as Amended. PART 976— MOTOR TRUCKS, TRUCK TRAILERS eral Limitation Order L-2-e) is hereby §976.21 (Limited Preference Rating Or AND PASSENGER CARRIERS amended by striking from paragraph (b) der P-54), issued September 12, 1941, thereof the following: amended by Amendment No. 1 thereto, Amendment No. 1 to Supplementary issued December 31, 1941 is hereby fur General Limitation Order L-3-d, Fur Number of passenger ther amended in the following par ther Restricting the Production of Name of producer: automobiles ticulars: Light Motor Trucks During the Months General Motors______46, 284 of December 1941 and January 1942 Chrysler Corporation______23,636 Paragraph (b) (Assignment of prefer Ford Motor Company______19,004 ence rating) is hereby amended to read Section 976.81 (Supplementary Gen Studebaker______4,417 as follows: eral Limitation Order L-3-d), paragraph H udson______3,238 (a), is hereby amended to read as fol Nash______2, 750 § 976.2 Limited Preference Rating Or lows: Packard______2, 885 der P-54. W illys-Overland______972 ik * * ik * § 976.8 Supplementary General Limi Crosley______238 (b) Assignment of preference rating. tation Order D-3-d—(a) Further re and substituting therefor the following: Subject to the terms of this Order pref stricting the production of light motor erence rating A-3 is hereby assigned: trucks in December 1941 and January Number of passenger 1942. Anything contained in the above- Name of producer: automobiles (1) to deliveries to a Producer by his mentioned Orders to the contrary not General M otors______90,567 Suppliers of Materials (other than rub Chrysler Corporation______47, 271 ber tires, casings and tubes for Medium withstanding, and subject to the qualifi Ford Motor Company______38,009 and/or Heavy Motor Trucks) to be phys cations provided for in Paragraph (b) Studebaker______8,834 below, during the period commencing De Hudson______6,476 ically incorporated by him in Defense cember 1, 1941 and ending December 31, Nash_____ :______;______5, 500 Products; Provided, however, That when 1941, the manufacture of light motor Packard______5, 771 his production of the Defense Products trucks by each Producer thereof is here Willys-Overland______1,944 is limited by Limitation Order No. L-l-a, by restricted to a number equal to three- Crosley______476 or by any other order or direction of the fourths of seven per cent (% of 7%) of And the said Order is further amended Director of Priorities, no materials shall such Producer’s average annual produc be obtained in quantity greater than re by striking from paragraph (c) thereof tion of light motor trucks during the the following i quired for this production as so limited. three years commencing August 1, 1938 (2) to deliveries to any Supplier of Ma and ending July 31, 1941, and no Pro Number Num ber terial which will ultimately be delivered under under ducer shall manufacture light motor Name of make option A option B by him or another Supplier to the Pro trucks during said month of December ducer under the rating assigned above, C hevrolet______i______22, 590 1941 in excess of such number. Anything Buick______8,201 or will be physically incorporated into contained in the above-mentioned Or material which will be so delivered. P o n tiac ______7,179 * * ik ik * ders to the contrary notwithstanding, Oldsmobile.______5, 877 and subject to the qualifications provided Cadillac______1,437 Extension No. 3 to Limited Preference in Paragraph (b) below, during the pe P ly m o u th ______12,592 Rating Order P-54 as amended. It is riod commencing January 1, 1942 and D odge______5,932 also hereby ordered that § 976.2 shall ending January 31, 1942, the manufac C hrysler______3,014 continue in effect until the 31st day of ture of light motor trucks by each Pro DeSoto______2,098 March, 1942, unless sooner revoked by Ford...... ___...... 16,153 ducer thereof is hereby restricted to a M ercu ry ______2,213 the Director of Priorities. In order to number equal to seven per cent (7%) of Lincoln-Zephyr______638 make this extension effective it is hereby such Producer’s average annual produc ordered that § 976.2 (e) (3) be amended tion of light motor trucks during the and substituting therefor the following: to read as follows: three years commencing August 1, 1938 Number Number (e) Restrictions on application of rat and ending July 31, 1941, and no Pro under under ing. ducer shall manufacture light motor Name of make option A option B ***** trucks during said month of January C hevrolet______45,180 (3) By a producer or a supplier, (i) 1942 in excess of such number. (P.D. Buick______'______16,402 unless the Material to be delivered can Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 F.R. P o n tiac______14,358
1 6 F.R. 4731, 7 F.R. 30. 17 F.R. 30. 16 F.R. 6738. No. 17------3 516 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 Number Number This order shall take effect im tion or assembly of new light motor under under mediately. Issued this 23d day of trucks or passenger automobiles. Name of make option A option B January 1942. * * * id id ...... 11,753 Oldsmobile__ !___ J . S. K n ow lson , Section 983.2 (b) be amended to read Cadillac______2,874 Acting Director of Priorities. Plym outh.______25,184 - as follows: D odge______. 11,863 [F. R. Doc. 42-689; Filed, January 23, 1942; (b) Assignment of preference rating. Chrysler______6,028 ...... 10:47 a. m.] Subject to the terms of this Order, pref Desoto______4,196 ______Ford______32,307 —- erence rating A-10 is hereby assigned: M ercury______- . 4, 426 ...... (1) to deliveries to a Producer by his „ 1,276 ...... Lincoln-Zephyr— PART 983— MATERIAL ENTERING INTO THE suppliers of materials to be physically And as so amended said Order is con PRODUCTION OF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR incorporated by him in replacement tinued in full force and effect. This PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AND LIGHT parts: Provided, however, That no ma amendment shall take effect immediately. TRUCKS terials shall be obtained in quantity greater than required for his production (P.D. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 Extension No. 2 and Amendment No. 1 P.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. as limited by Limitation Order No. L-4, of Limited Preference Rating Order L-4-a, or any amendments thereof, or 2, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, P-57—Material Entering into the Pro 1941, 6 P.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, by any other order or direction of the duction of Replacement Parts for Pas Director of Priorities. 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, senger Automobiles and Light Trucks 76th Congress, Third Session, as amended (2) to deliveries to any Supplier, of Ma by Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First It is hereby ordered, That § 983.21 terial which will ultimately be delivered Session) (Limited Preference Rating Order P-57) by him or another Supplier to the Pro issued September 18, 1941 shall continue ducer under the rating assigned above, Issued this 23d day of January 1942. in effect as herein amended until June or will be physically incorporated into J . S. K n ow lson , 30, 1942, unless sooner revoked or other Material which will be so delivered. Acting Director of Priorities. wise modified by the Director of Priori Effective date. This Order shall take [F. R. Doc. 42-687; Filed, January 23, 1942; ties. In order to make this extension 10:49 a. m.] effect immediately. (P.D. Reg. 1 effective: It is hereby ordered, That Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; § 983.2 (e) (3) of said Order, “Restric O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. 2, 1941, 6 tions on Application of Rating”, be F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, 6 F.R. PART 983— MATERIAL ENTERING INTO THE amended as follows: PRODUCTION OF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28,1941, 6 F.R. 4483; PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AND LIGHT § 983.2 Limited Preference Rating Or Sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, 76th Congress, der P-57. Third Session, as amended by Public No. TRUCKS ***** 89, 77th Congress, First Session) Amendment No. 2 to Limitation Order (e) Restrictions on application of rat Issued this 23d day of January 1942. L-4—To Restrict the Production of ing. Replacement Parts Used in the Repair ***** J . S. K now lson , of Passenger Automobiles and Light Acting Director of Priorities. (3) By a Producer or a Supplier: Trucks [F. R. Doc. 42-685; Filed, January 23, 1942; Section 983.11 (a) (3) (General Limi (i) Unless the material to be delivered 10:47 a, m.] tation Order L-4), issued September 18, cannot be obtained when required with 1941 defining “Replacement Parts” is out such rating, hereby amended to read as follows: (ii) To obtain deliveries earlier than required, PART 983— MATERIAL ENTERING INTO THE § 983.1 General Limitation Order (iii) To deliveries of materials on pur PRODUCTION OF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR L-4—(a) Definitions. chase orders placed after June 1, 1942, * * * * * PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AND LIGHT (iv) To deliveries of materials on pur TRUCKS (3) “Replacement parts” means only chase orders calling for delivery after the following functional parts, (includ June 30, 1942. Amendment No. I to Limitation Order ing components entering into such parts) ***** L-4-a To Restrict the Production of used for the repair of light motor trucks It is hereby further ordered, That Replacement Parts Used in the Repair or passenger automobiles: engine, clutch, § 983.2 (a) (3) of said Order, “Replace of Passenger Automobiles and Light transmission, propeller shaft, axles, ment Parts” be hereby ré-defined to read Trucks brakes, wheéls, hubs, drums, starting ap as follows: In accordance with the provisions of paratus, spring suspension, brackets and § 983.1 (.General Limitation Order L-4), shackles; also the exhaust, cooling, fuel, (a) Definitions. * * * * * issued September 18, 1941, § 983.31 (.Sup lubricating and electrical systems, in plementary General Limitation Order No. cluding generators, lights, reflectors and (3) “Replacement Parts” means only L-4r-a), issued November 14, 1941, re batteries; also gauges, speedometers, the following functional parts (including stricting production of Replacement motors, fusees, flares, directional signals, components entering into such parts) Parts is hereby amended to read as fol rear-view mirrors, windshield wipers, used for the repair of light motor trucks lows: control mechanisms, steering apparatus, or passenger automobiles: engine, clutch, driving gears. Replacement parts do transmission, propeller shaft, axles, § 983.3 General Limitation Order not include parts entering into the brakes, wheels, hubs, drums, starting ap L-4-a—(a) Restrictions for the first half production or assembly of new light paratus, spring suspension, brackets and of 1942. Notwithstanding the provisions motor trucks or passenger automobiles. shackles; also the exhaust, cooling, fuel, of Supplementary General Limitation (P.D. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 lubricating and electrical systems, in Order L-4-a issued November 14, 1941, F.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. cluding generators, lights, reflectors and during the period commencing January 2, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, batteries; also gauges, speedometers, 1, 1942 and ending June 30, 1942, a pro 1941, 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, motors, fuses, flares, directional signals, ducer shall not manufacture more than 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. 671, rear-view mirrors, windshield wipers, one hundred fifty percent (150%) of ‘76th Congress, Third Session, as amended control mechanisms, steering apparatus, that number of each of the replacement by Public No. 89, 77th Congress, First driving gears. Replacement parts do not parts named in § 983.1 (a) (3) herein Session) include parts entering into the produc above, sold by him for replacement pur-
16 F.R. 4819, '5954. 16 F.R. 4819, 5809. 16 F.R. 5809. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 517 poses during the calendar year 1941. The 1941, 6 P.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public No. (b) This amendment shall take effect Director of Priorities may from time to 671, 76th Congress, Third Session, as immediately. (P.D. Reg. 1, Amended Dec. time change the limitation imposed by amended by Public No. 89, 77th Congress, 23, 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3, this section to the extent deemed neces First Session) Amended Sept. 2, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. sary by him to offset such curtailment in This order shall take effect immedi 8629, Jan. 7, 1941, 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, production as may result from conver ately. Issued this 23d day of January Aug. 28, 1941, 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), sion of facilities from non-defense to 1942. Public, No. 671, 76th Cong., Third Ses defense work or from other cause or to sion as amended by Public, No. 89, 77th J. S. K n ow lson , secure an available supply of replace Acting Director of Priorities. Cong., First Session; sec. 9, Public, No. ment parts. 783, 76th Cong., Third Session) (b) The determination of authorized [F. R. Doc. 42-684; Filed, January 23, 1942; 10:47 a. m.] Issued this 22d day of January 1942. quotas established by this Order shall ex J. S. K n ow lson , clude, and the limitations on production Acting Director of Priorities. imposed by this Order shall not apply to any replacement parts produced under PART 1027— SULPHITE PULP [F. R. Doc. 42-670; Filed, January 22, 1942; contracts or orders for delivery to or for Amendment to General Preference 4:27 p. m.] the account of any of the persons, gov Order M-521 ernments or agencies enumerated in (a) The “Allocation Schedule of Sul § 983.1 (b) (2) of Limitation Order No. phite Wood Pulp” attached to § 1027.1 L-4. (P.D. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, (General Preference Order M-52) is PART 1031— MOLASSES 1941,6 F.R. 6680; OP.M. Reg. 3 Amended, hereby amended to read as follows: Amendment No. 1 to General Preference Sept. 2, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. Order No. M-54 To Conserve the Sup 7, 1941, 6 P.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, *7 F.R. 204. ply and Direct the Distribution of \ Molasses Allocation Schedule of Sulphite Wood Pulp Section 1031.1 (General Preference Order No. M-54) is hereby amended to Total Individual scheduled producers’ read as follows: Government. scheduled Designation of brand or.grade used sûpplier allocated Producer allocated cominèrcialiy by producer Whereas the national defense require tonnage tonnage per month per month ments have created a shortage of Molasses, as hereinafter defined, for de fense, for private account, and for ex Rayonier, Inc— 4,200 Algonquin Paper Corp...______34 Unbl. Sulphite. Brown Company___".______257 Bl. & Unbl. Sulphite. port, and it is necessary in the public in Consolidated Water Power__ ___ 145 Bl. Sulphite. terest and to promote the defense of the . — Detroit Sulphite...... 48 Unbl. Sulphite. Dexter Sulphite...... 38 Bl. Sulphite. United States, to conserve the supply and Hammermill Paper Company___ 103 Do. direct the distribution thereof: Eastern Corp...... 120 Do. Great Northern Paper Co...... 60 Unbl. Sulphite. Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, Goveton Paper Co...... 40 Bl. Sulphite. Internationa! Paper Co...... 137 Do. That: Mount Tom Sulphite Pulp Co.... 21 Do. Parker-Young Company...... 34 Co. § 1031.1 General Preference Order J. & J. Rogers & Co...... 20 Do. M-54—(a) Definitions. For the pur Anacortes Pulp Co.1...... 39 Raybook. Badger Paper Mills...... 31 Wet Lap Bond Bleached. poses of this Order: Castanea Paper Co...... 42 Wet Lap Soft Book Bl. Champion Paper & Fibre Co...... 75 Aspen Bl. Sulphite. (1) “Molasses” means any molasses, Columbia River Paper Mills...... 42 Col. River Unbl. Rolls. sirup, sugar solution, or any form of fer Coos Bay Pulp Corp.1...... 37 Raybook. Crown Zellerbach Corp...... 267 Camas Strong Unbl. and West Lynn mentative sugar (derived from sugar Unbl. cane or sugar beets) other than direct- Falls Pulp & Paper Co______21 Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. Fibreboard Products, Inc...... 34 Fibreboard Unbl. Rolls. consumption sugar (as defined in Gen Flambeau Paper Co...... 24 Wet Lap Soft Book Bl. and Wet Lap eral Preference Order No. M-55) or sugar Easy Bleaching Unbl. Gould Paper Co...... 13 Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. intended for and used for manufaéture Hawley Pulp & Paper Co...... 55 Newsgrade Unbl. Rolls. into direct-consumption sugar. Black Hoberg Paper Mills...... 53 Wet Lap Hardwood Unbl. strap Molasses is any final Molasses pro Hollingsworth & Whitney______82 Weyerheauser Strong Unbl. and Wet Lap Strong Unb T duced in the manufacture of sugar from Inland Empire Paper Co...... 17 Newsgrade Unbl. Rolls. sugar cane or from the refining of raw Kennebec Pulp & Paper Co_____ 27 Wet Lap Easy Bl. Unbl. Kimberly Clark Corp...... 112 Wet Lap Strong Unbl. sugar and includes all beet Molasses pro Maine Seaboard Paper Co...... 45 Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. duced in the manufacture of sugar from Marathon Paper Mills Co.1...... 57 Soundview Bond Bl. sugar beets. Invert Molasses is any Mo Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co... 74 Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. Munising Paper Co______. . . . 38 Wet Lap Book Bl. lasses made from sugar cane without ex Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co____ 56 Do. traction of sugars. For the purpose of Northern Paper Mills______65 Wet Lap Book Bl. and Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. this Order one gallon of invert Molasses Northwest Paper Co...... 36 Wet Lap Book Bl. and Wet Lap is to be construed as IV2 gallons of Easy Bl. Unbl. Oregon Pulp & Paper Co...... >49 Col. River Unbl. Rolls. blackstrap Molasses. Oxford Paper Company__ •...... 107 Soft Book Bl. (2) “Producer” means any person en Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co__ ; 43 Penobscot Bond Bl. Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co. 25 gaged in the production of Molasses and Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.. 198 Puget Sound Strong Unbl. includes any person who has Molasses Racquette River Paper Co...... 16 Wet Lap Strong Unbl. Rayonier, Inc...... 518 Bl. and Unbl. produced for him pursuant to toll agree Rhinelander Paper Co...... 28 Wet Lap Bl. and Wet Lap Unbl. ment. St. Croix Paper Co______23 Wet Lap Newsgrade Unbl. St. Regis Paper Co...... 1 48 Raybond or other. (3) “Importer” means any person who Soundview Pulp Co______282 Soundview Bond Bl. and Soundview transports Molasses in any manner into Book Bl. the continental United States. Release Spaulding Pulp & Paper Co____ 41 Strong Unbl. Sterling Pulp & Paper Co______37 “Slush” Bl. and Unbl. from the bonded custody of the United Wausau Paper Mills Co...... 29 Wet Lap Bl. and Wet Lap Unbl. States Bureau of Customs shall be West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co... »75 Canadian Unbl. and Wet Lap Bl. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co...... ' 268 Weyerhaeuser Bond Bl. and'Weyer- deemed a transportation. haeuser Book Bl. (4) “Distributor” means any person Wolf River Paper
(i) Applicability of other orders. In tail distribution as seed nor heretofore of Agricultural Defense Relations, De sofar as any other Order issued by the so processed as to be rendered unfit for partment of Agriculture, Washington, Director of Priorities, or to be issued here seed for the growing of hemp plants. D. C., as tabulating agent for the Office after, limits the use of any material to a (c) Restrictions on the use of domesti of Production Management, the number greater extent than the limits imposed cally produced hemp seed. No person of bushels of hemp seed so delivered or by this Order, the restrictions in such shall hereafter use any domestically pro accepted, the names and addresses of the other Order shall govern unless other duced hemp seed, except for the growing persons delivering and accepting delivery, wise specified therein. of hemp fiber or for the growing and pro and the place where such hemp seed is (j) Application of Priorities Regula ducing of additional hemp seed. to be stored after such delivery. tion No. 1. This Order and all transac (d) Restrictions on deliveries and as (g) Appeals. Any person affected by tions affected thereby are subject to the signment of preference ratings. Not this Order who considers that compli provisions of Priorities Regulation No. 1 withstanding anything in Priorities Reg ance therewith would work an excep (part 944), as amended from time to ulation No. 1 to the contrary, no person tional and unreasonable hardship upon time, except to the extent that any provi shall hereafter sell or otherwise transfer him, or that it would result in a degree of sions hereof may be inconsistent there title to, or many any deliveries, and no unemployment which would be unrea with, in which case the provisions of this person shall purchase or accept delivery sonably disproportionate compared with Order shall govern. of domestically produced hemp seed, ex the amount of hemp seed conserved, or (k) Communications. All reports to cept upon the following categories of that compliance with thjs Order would be filed, appeals and other communica orders: disrupt or impair a program of conver tions concerning this Order should be (1) Orders placed by the Commodity sion from nondefense to defense work, addressed to the Office for Production Credit Corporation which are hereby may appeal to the Office of Production Management, Washington, D. C., Ref: assigned a preference rating of A-10, and Management, Reference M-82, setting L-44. forth the pertinent facts and the reason (l) Effective date. This Order shall acceptance thereof is required. he considers he is entitled to relief. The take effect on the date of its issuance, (2) Orders placed by persons engaged Director of Priorities may thereupon take and shall continue in effect until revoked. in the growing of hemp which are hereby such action as he deems appropriate. (P.D. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, 1941, 6 assigned a preference rating of B -l, and (h) Communications to the Office of P.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amended, Sept. acceptance thereof is required. Production Management. Except as 2, 1941, 6 P.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, Jan. 7, (3) Such other orders as may from provided in paragraph (f), all reports 1941, 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. 28, 1941, time to time be specifically authorized by required to be filed hereunder, and all 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public, No. 671, the Director of Priorities, and acceptance communications concerning this Order, 76th Congress, Third Session, as amend thereof may be required. shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad ed by Public, No. 89, 77th Congress, First (e) Application of preference rating. dressed to: Office of Production Manage Session) Any person entitled to a preference rat ment, Washington, D. C., Ref.: M-82. Issued this 23d day of January 1942. ing under this Order may apply the same (i) Violations. Any person who wil by endorsing on such person’s purchase fully violates any provision of this Order, J. S. K now lson , or who by any act or omission falsifies Acting Director of Priorities. order for domestically produced hemp seed the following, manually signed by records to be kept or information to be [F. R. Doc. 42-677; Filed, January 23, 1942; such person or by a responsible official furnished pursuant to this Order, may 10:53 a. m.] thereof. be prohibited from receiving further de liveries of any material subject to alloca This order for hemp seed carries a prefer ence rating o f ___ _ assigned under General tion, and such further action may be Preference Order M-82. taken as is deemed appropriate, includ PART 1079— HEMP SEED ing a recommendation for prosecution Such endorsement shall constitute a rep under section 35 (A) of the Criminal General Preference Order No. M-82 to resentation to the Office of Production Conserve the Supply and Direct the Code (18 U.S.C. 80). Management that such person was en (j) Effective date. This Order shall Distribution of Domestically Produced titled to the rating under the provisions Hemp Seed take effect upon the date of issuance of this Order. hereof. (P-D. Reg. 1 Amended, Dec. 23, Whereas the uncertainty of future (f) Reports. (1) Each person, other 1941, 6 F.R. 6680; O.P.M. Reg. 3 Amend shipments of hemp from abroad and na than a person of one of the classes re ed, Sept. 2, 1941, 6 F.R. 4865; E.O. 8629, tional defense requirements for hemp ferred to in paragraph (d) hereof, hav Jan. 7, 1941, 6 F.R. 191; E.O. 8875, Aug. have created a shortage of the supply ing title, on the effective date of this Or 28, 1941, 6 F.R. 4483; sec. 2 (a), Public thereof for defense, for private account, der, to two or more bushels of domes No. 671, 76th Congress, Third Session, and for export, and it is necessary in the tically produced hemp seed, shall, on or as amended by Public No. 89, 77th Con public interest and to promote the na before the close of business on the tenth gress, First Session) tional defense to conserve and allocate day after the effective date of this Order, the existing supply of domestically pro report in writing to the Office of Agri Issued this 23d day of January 1942. duced hemp seed in the manner and to cultural Defense Relations, Department J . S. K now lson , the extent hereinafter in this Order pro of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., as Acting Director of Priorities. vided: tabulating agent for the Office of Produc [F. R. Doc. 42-683; Filed, January 23, 1942; Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, tion Management, setting forth the num 10:49 a. m.] That: ber of bushels of such hemp seed owned § 1079.1 General Preference Order by such person and the location thereof. M-82—(a) Applicability of Priorities Failure to make such a report on the part Regulation No. 1. This Order and all of any person shall be deemed a repre TITLE 38—PENSIONS, BONUSES, AND transactions affected hereby are subject sentation to the Government, subject to VETERANS’ RELIEF to the provisions of Priorities Regulation the penalties of section 35 (A) of the United States Criminal Code, that such CHAPTER I—VETERANS’ ADMIN No. 1 (Part 944), as amended from time ISTRATION to time, except to the extent that any person does not have title to such quan provision hereof may be inconsistent tities of hemp seed. P art 5—A djudication : D ependents’ therewith, in which case the provisions (2) Each person delivering or accept C laims of this Order shall govern. ing delivery of domestically produced PENSIONABLE AND COMPENSABLE SERVICE FOR (b) Additional definitions. As used in hemp seed, in accordance with para DEATH PENSION AND COMPENSATION PUR this Order (1) “Domestically produced graph (d) hereof, or as specifically au POSES hemp seed” shall mean the seed of the thorized by the Director of Priorities, hemp plant Cannabia Sativa grown in shall, on or before the close of the next § 5.2520 Death of veteran due to serv the Continental United States of Amer business day following such delivery or ice; general law. (a) For the purposes ica; and not heretofore packaged for re acceptance, report in writing to the Office of sections 4702 and 4707, Revised Stat- 522 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 utes, as amended, the widow, child or the period from February 10, 1934 to 19, 1941) subject to the limitations of children, or dependent mother or de March 26,1935, inclusive, a pension shall subparagraphs (2) and (3) of this para pendent father of any person embraced be paid to his dependents at the rate graph. within sections 4692 and 4693, Revised prescribed in § 5.2622 (a) and/or (b), or (2) On and after December 19, 1941 Statutes, or the remarried widow of any § 5.2624. (December 19, 1941.) [Public •the rates payable under section 5, Public such person who served in the Civil No. 359, 77th Congress] No. 198, 76th Congress, as amended, shall War, or in an Indian War, who died of a ***** not be payable while the combined disability contracted in the service in monthly rates of compensation or pen line of duty, regardless of the. character COMMENCEMENT OF ORIGINAL AWARDS OF sion and of yearly renewable term, or of discharge, shall be entitled to receive DEATH PENSION OR COMPENSATION automatic insurance, or National Service pension at the monthly rates specified in § 5.2574 Public, No. 2 and sections 28 Life Insurance payable equal or exceed §§ 5.2620, 5.2622 (b), or 5.2624, except and 31, Title III, Public, No. 141, 73d the rates prescribed in section 5, supra that in no event shall the rates provided Congress, section 3, Public, No. 304, and (§ 5.2624). in § 5.2620 (c) be allowed for any period section 3, Public, No. 514, 75th Congress, (3) On and after December 19, 1941, prior to July 1,1938, except further, that and section 5, Public, No. 198, 76th if the combined monthly rates of com in no event shall the rates provided in Congress.2 pensation or pension and insurance do § 5.2622 (b) or § 5.2624 be allowed for * * * * * not equal or exceed the rates prescribed any period prior to December 19, 1941. (b) Section 35.012 as amended by in section 5 of Public No. 198, 76th Con (December 19, 1941.) [Public No. 359, Publics No. 159 and 732, 75th Congress, gress, as amended, the amount of com 77th Congress! and Publics No. 182, 193, and 359, 77th pensation or pension payable while the * * * » * Congress. Original awards of death insurance is payable shall be that which § 5.2532 Death of veteran due to pension under § 35.012, as amended by equals the difference between the amount peace-time service; Public No. 2, 73d Publics No. 159 and 732, 75th Congress, of the monthly instalment of insurance Congress as amended and accessory acts.1 and Publics No. 182, 193, and 359, 77th and the rate of compensation or pension ***** Congress, shall commence as follows: otherwise payable under section 5, Pub (d) For the purposes of Public No. 497, (December 19, 1941) [Pub. No. 359, lic No. 198, 76th Congress, as amended, 71st Congress (Act of July 2, 1930), and 77th Congress] subject to the increase at the full rate Public No. 182, 77th Congress (Act of ***** prescribed therein from the date follow July 18,1941), the surviving widow, child ing the ending date of the insurance or children, or dependent mother or EFFECTIVE DATES OF INCREASE OF DEATH award. In no event, however, will the father of any deceased officer or enlisted PENSION OR COMPENSATION rates payable be less than those author man of the United States Coast Guard, § 5.2581 General law. ized by § 35.011 (a), [paragraph I]. who died as a result of injury or disease * * * * * (December 19,1941) [Pub. No. 359, 77th incurred in or aggravated by active serv (b) Where a person was on the rolls Congress] ice in line of duty, on or after January December 19, 1941 under the provisions APPORTIONMENT OF DEATH PENSION OR 28,1915 (except service during the World of the General Pension Law, pension at COMPENSATION War), shall be entitled to receive pension the rate provided in § 5.2622 (b) or § 5.2591 Prior apportionment not to at the monthly rates specified in § 5.2622 § 5.2624 (Public No. 359, 77th Congress) be disturbed. (c) or (d) (See A. D. 200). For the pur shall be authorized effective December * * % * * poses of Public No. 359, 77th Congress 19, 1941, provided entitlement thereto is (c) (1) Rates payable, (a) Apportion (Act of December 19, 1941) if death re otherwise established. (December 19, ment of death compensation or pension sulted from injury or disease received in 1941) [Pub. No. 359, 77th Congress] under any law administered by the Vet active service under the conditions indi erans Administration, except , as provided cated in § 5.2533, the dependents shall be § 5.2582 Public No. 2 and sections 28 and 31, Title III, Public No. 141, 73d Con in paragraphs (b) (c) and (d) of this entitled to the war-time rates specified section, shall be computed as follows: in § 5.2622 (b) or § 5.2624. (December gress, section 3, Public No. 304, 75th Con gress, section 5, Public No. 198, 76th The share for all children for whom 19, 1941.) [Public No. 359, 77th Con claim is filed will be that amount to gress] Congress, or Publics 242, and 359, 77th Congress* The effective date of an which they would be entitled if there § 5.2533 Death of veteran: As a direct were no widow. The widow’s share will result of armed conflict; or while engaged award of increased pension or compen sation payable under Public No. 2, 73d be the difference between the children’s in extra hazardous service, including share and the total amount payable on such service under conditions simulating Congress, sections 28 and 31, Title HI, Public No. 141, 73d Congress, section 3, account of the widow and all children war; or while the United States is en for whom claim is filed. In all instances, gaged in war (Public No. 359, 77th Con Public No. 304, 75th Congress, section 5, Public No. 198, 76th Congress, Public No. the amount payable to or for the chil gress.) If death resulted from an injury 242, 77th Congress ,or Public No. 359, dren will be divided equally among the or disease received in active service sub children, regardless of their ages. The sequent to March 4, 1861, in line of duty, 77th Congress, shall be fixed in accord ance with the facts found, except that: share for any children in the widow’s (a) as a direct result of armed conflict, ***** custody will be added to the widow’s or (b) while engaged in extra hazardous share.. If, in the application of this rule, service, including such service under con (December 19, 1941) [Public No. 359, 77th Congress] the widow’s share would be reduced to ditions simulating war, or (c) while the an amount lower than 50 percent of that United States is engaged in war, the de (g) Awards of service-connected bene to which she would be entitled if there pendents shall be entitled to the war fits for periods beginning on or after De were no children, then her share will be time rates specified in § 5.2622 (b) or cember 19, 1941, to widows, children, or 50 percent of the amount to which she I 5.2624 (§35.012 (a) (3), [paragraph I parents of veterans whose death resulted would be entitled if there were no chil (c) ] as amended by the Act of December from service since March 4,1861, as com dren, and the difference between the 19, 1941, Public No. 359, 77th Congress.) prehended by § 35.012 (a) (3) [paragraph amount of such widow’s share and the (December 19, 1941.) [Public No. 359, I (c) ], as amended by the Act of Decem entire amount payable for the widow and 77th Congress! ber 19, 1941. (Public No. 359, 77th Con children will be the children’s share. § 5.2536 Death while performing duty gress) (December 19, 1941) [Public No. 359, in the transportation of the mails by 77th Congress] (1) The rates provided by section 5, ***** air, Public No. 140, 73d Congress, (a) Public No. 198, 76th Congress, as amend For the purposes of section 4, Public No. ed, are payable to the widows, children, RATES OF DEATH PENSION AND COMPENSA 140,73d Congress (Act of March 27,1934) and parents of veterans whose death re TION FOR WIDOWS, REMARRIED WIDOWS, in case any officer (including warrant sulted from service since March 4, 1861, CHILDREN AND DEPENDANT PARENTS and reserve officers), or enlisted man was as comprehended by § 35.012 (a) (3) § 5.2620 General law; veteran’s death killed while performing duty in the [paragraph I (c) ], as amended by Public due to service.3 The following rates of transportation of the mails by air during No. 359, 77th Congress (Act of December pension are payable under the General
* 6 FJR. 5294. *0 F.R. 5295. 8 3 F.R. 1758. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 523
Law, subject to the conditions and limi Cuba, Puerto Rico or Guam, between P art 10—I nsurance tations set forth in Regulations. (R. S. August 13, 1898, and July 4, 1902, both 4695 as amended) (Public No. 758, 75th dates inclusive. The full rates formerly DETERMINATION OP LIABILITY UNDER SEC Congress, Act of June 28, 1938.) Public payable were restored from August 13, TION 302, WORLD WAR VETERANS ACT, No. 359, 77th Congress, (Act of December 1935, by Act of that date. (December 19, 1924, AND UNDER SECTION 607, NATIONAL 19, 1941) 1941) [Public, No. 359, 77th Congress] SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE ACT, 1940. ***** § 5.26245 Rates under Public No. 198, § 10.3190 Establishment of commit (d) The rates payable on and after 76th Congress (Act of July 19, 1939) tee on extra hazards of service (Section December 19, 1941 to persons entitled World War, and Public, No. 242, 77th 302 World War Veterans Act, 1924, and under the General Law as amended by Congress (Act of August 21, 1941) Span- Section 607, National Service Life In the Act of December 19, 1941 (Public ish-American War, Philippine Insurrec surance Act, 1940). There is hereby No. 359, 77th Congress) for death re tion and Boxer Rebellion, and Public, established in the insurance service, cen sulting from service since March 4, 1861, No. 359, 77th Congress (Act of December tral office, a committee on extra hazards shall be the same as in § 5.2622 (b) or, 19, 1941) for death due to service ren of service (section 302, World War Vet subject to the limitations contained in dered subsequent to March 4,1861, as de erans Act, 1924, and section 607, Na § 5.2582 (g) shall be the same as in fined in section 5.2533. The following tional Service Life Insurance Act, 1940), § 5.2624. rates are payable for periods on and hereafter referred to as the committee, (e) Remarried widows of Civil War after July 19, 1939, under the provisions which will be in charge of a chairman veterans.3* The rates payable are the of section 5, Public, No. 198, 76th Con who shall be responsible to the director same as those provided in paragraphs gress, ; for death resulting from active of insurance for the proper functioning (a) and (b) or (c) of this section. military or naval service rendered dur of such committee. The committee (f) Children of officers and enlisted ing the World War as defined in § 5.2538 shall be composed of the chairman and men of the Army, Navy and Marine and in accordance with the conditions such regular members, alternate mem Corps. The rates for children, except as and limitations specified in §§ 5.2574 and bers and other personnel as may be provided in paragraph (c) of this section, 5.2582; and for periods on and after found necessary for the purpose of ex are the same as the widow’s rates in par September 1, 1941, under the provisions ecuting the duties and functions as agraphs (a) and (b) of this section,- plus of section 1, Public, No. 242, 77th Con signed thereto. (January 22, 1942) [43 $2.00 per month additional for each child, gress for death resulting from active Stat. 625; 38 U.S.C. 513 and 54 Stat. equally divided. Children are not en military or naval service rendered dur 1008-1014; 38 U.S.C.A. 807] titled to the $25 rate awarded only to ing the Spanish-American War, Philip § 10.3191 Jurisdiction of the com widows of veterans of the Civil War, War pine Insurrection and Boxer Rebellion as mittee. The committee is vested with with Spain and Philippine Insurrectiçn defined in §35.011 (a) [paragraph I], exclusive jurisdiction in determining lia by the Act of October 6,1917. (4703 R.S. and in accordance with the conditions bility under section 302, World War Vet and 40 Stat. 408) and limitations specified in §§ 5.2573, erans Act, 1924, and under section 607, (g) Dependent mother or father of and 5.2582, and for death resulting from National Service Life Insurance Act, officer or enlisted man in the Army, Navy service as defined in § 35.012 (a) (3), 1940. (January 22, 1942) [43 Stat. or Marine Corps. The rate for a depend [paragraph I (c) ], and in accordance 625; 38 U.S.C. 513 and 54 Stat. 1008- with the conditions and limitations as ent mother or father, except as provided 1014; 38 U.S.C.A. 807] in paragraph (c) of this section, is the specified in §§ 5.2532 (c) and 5.2582; and for periods on and after December 19, [ seal] F rank T. H in e s , same as for the widow as shown in para Administrator. graphs (a) and (b) of this section, ex 1941, under the provisions of Public, No. cept that the minimum rate was in 359, 77th Congress (Act of December 19, [F. R. Doc. 42-669; Filed, January 22, 1942; creased by the Act of September 1, 1922, 1941) for death resulting from active 3: 13 p. m.] to a dependent mother or father of a military or Naval service rendered subse veteran who served during the War with quent to March 4, 1861, as defined in Spain, Boxer Rebellion or Philippine In § 5.2933; subject to the limitations con tained in § 5.2582 (g). Notices surrection, to $20 per month. (4707 R.S. Per m onth and 42 Stat. 834) Widow under 50 years of age______$38.00 (h) Repeal and reinstatement of Widow 50 years of age or over______45.00 Spanish American War pension laws. Widow w ith one child, $10 additional DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. All public laws granting pensions to vet for such child up to 10 years of age, erans and dependents of veterans of the increased to $15 from age 10 (with Bituminous Coal Division. War with Spain, Boxer Rebellion and $8 for each additional child up to 10 [Docket No. A-1212] years of age, increased to $13 from Philippine Insurrection were repealed P e t itio n of D istr ic t B oard No. 11 for March 20, 1933, by act of that date, but age 10). No widow but one child------20.00 R ev ision of th e S chedules of M i n i persons then on the rolls were continued No widow but two children___;______133.00 m um P rices Applicable to C oals thereon to include June 30, 1933. Sev No widow but three children (with $8 S h ipped from D istrict No. 9 and D is enty-five percent of the rates formerly for each additional child; total trict No. 11 to Charlestow n and being paid was restored by provisions of amount to be equally divided)____ 146.00 S peeds, I ndiana, M arket Area No. 31, section 30, Title III, Public, No. .141, 73d Dependent mother or father______45.00 (Or both) (each)______25.00 for a R ecoordination of th e D eliv Congress, (Act of March 28, 1934) from ered P rice R elationships of S uch the date of the Act to August 13, 1935. 1 Equally divided. C oals at S aid D estinations On February 8,1935, under § 35.015, sev As to the widow, child or children, the NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING enty-five per centum of the rates former total compensation payable under this ly payable was restored to widows and subparagraph shall not exceed $83.00. A petition, pursuant to the Bituminous dependents of veterans who left the As to a widow, and child or children Coal Act of 1937, having been duly filed continental United States for service in not in her care and custody, any amount with this Division by the above-named payable under this paragraph may be party; •The minimum rate to widows of veterans apportioned as prescribed in Secs. 5.2591 It is ordered, That a hearing in the of the Civil War, War with Spain, and Phil and 5.2592. (December 19, 1941.) [Pub above-entitled matter under the appli ippine Insurrection was increased to $25 per month October 6, 1917, the m inim um rate lic No. 359,77th Congress] cable provisions of said Act and the for a widow of a veteran of the Boxer Re [ seal] F rank T. H in e s , rules of the Division be held on March bellion remaining a t $12 per m onth. (40 Administrator. 3, 1942, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon Stat. 408) [F. R. Doc. 42-668; Filed, January 22, 1942; of that day, at a hearing room of the * The minimum rate to widows, children Bituminous Coal Division, 734 Fifteenth and dependent parents, was increased to $12 3:13 p. m.] per m onth commencing March 19, 1886, by Street NW., Washington, D. C. On such Act of th a t date (24 Stat. 5). « 6 F.R. 5296. day the Chief of the Records Section in No. 17------4 524 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 room 502 will advise as to the room where FILE ANSWERS AND APPLICATIONS BiASED DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. such hearing will be held. UPON ADMISSIONS Wage and Hour Division. It is further ordered, That Floyd Mc- The above-entitled matters having Gown or any other officer or officers of been heretofore scheduled for hearings N otice of Cancellation o f S pecial Cer the Division duly designated for that on January 26, 1942, at 10 a. m. at a tificate for th e E m ploym ent of purpose shall preside at the hearing hearing room of the Bituminous Coal L earners in th e A pparel I ndustry in such matter. The officers so desig Division at Room 214, United States Post Notice is hereby given that a special nated to preside at such hearing are Office, Knoxville, Tennessee, by Orders of certificate for the employment of learn hereby authorized to conduct said hear the Acting Director dated December 6, ers not to exceed at any one time five ing, to administer oaths and affirmations, 1941, and December 8,1941, respectively; workers issued to the Bronstein Candy examine witnesses, subpoena witnesses, and Company, 1201 Jackson Street, Philadel compel their attendance, take evidence, The above-named defendants having phia, Pennsylvania, for the effective pe require the production of any books, pa filed a motion with the Bituminous Coal riod from September 9, 1941 to Novem pers, correspondence, memoranda, or Division (the “Division”) on January 6, ber 18, 1941, has been ordered cancelled other records deemed relevant or mate 1942, requesting (1) that the hearings in as of the first date of violation because rial to the inquiry, to continue said hear each of said matters be postponed to of violations of its terms. ing from time to time, and to prepare March 23, 1942, at Knoxville, Tennessee, The order of cancellation shall not and submit proposed findings of fact and or to such other time as may meet with become effective and enforceable until conclusions and the recommendation of the convenience of the parties hereto; (2) after the expiration of a fifteen-day pe an appropriate order in the premises, that the time within which said defend and to perform all other duties in con riod following the date on which this ants may file answers herein be extended Notice appears in the F ederal R egister. nection therewith authorized by law. to and including February 2, 1942; and During this time petitions for reconsid Notice of such hearing is hereby given (3) that the time within which said de eration or review may be filed by any to all parties herein and to persons or fendants may file applications pursuant directly interested and aggrieved party entities having an interest in this pro to § 301.132 of the Rules of Practice and pursuant to Section 522.13 of the Regula ceeding and eligible to become a party Procedure Before the Division be ex tions. If a petition is properly filed, the herein. Any person desiring to be ad tended to and including March 1, 1942, effective date of the order of cancellation mitted as a party to this proceeding may and the defendants subsequently, by tele shall be postponed until final action is file a petition of intervention in accord gram dated January 14,1942, having ad taken on the petition. ance with the rules and regulations of vised the Acting Director that applica Signed at Washington, D. C., this 22d the Bituminous Coal Division for pro tions pursuant to said § 301.132 were in ceedings instituted pursuant to section 4 the course of preparation and would be day of January 1942. II (d) of the Act, setting forth the facts submitted to the Division promptly; and Alex G . N ordholm, on the basis of which the relief in the The Acting Director deeming it ad Duly Authorized Representative original petition is supported or opposed visable that said motion should be of the Administrator. or on the basis of which other relief is granted in part and denied in part; [F. R. Doc. 42-699; Filed, January 23, 1942; sought. Such petitions of intervention Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the 11:52 a. m.J shall be filed with the Bituminous Coal hearings in each of the above-entitled Division on or before February 25,1942. matters be and the same hereby are post All persons are hereby notified that the poned from 10:00 a. m. on January 26, F irst National S tores, I nc. hearing in the above-entitled matter and 1942, to a date and place to be hereafter n otice o f granting o f exception from any orders entered therein, may concern, designated by appropriate orders; and RECORD-KEEPING REGULATIONS in addition to the matters specifically al It is further ordered, That the time leged in the petition, other matters nec within which the Sun Coal Company, Notice is hereby given that pursuant essarily incidental and related thereto, defendant in the matter designated to § 516.18 of the Record Keeping Regu which may be raised by amendment to above as Docket No. B-48, and the High lations, Part 516, the Administrator of the petition, petitions of intervention or Point Coal Company, defendant in the the Wage and Hour Division has granted otherwise, or which may be necessary matter designated above as Docket No. First National Stores, Inc., Somerville, corollaries to the relief, if any, granted B-34, may respectively file applications Massachusetts, relief from the necessity on the basis of this petition. based upon admissions for the disposi of preserving their store orders, store The matter concerned herewith is in tion thereof without formal hearing pur invoices, delivery receipts, receiving regard to the petition of District Board suant to § 301.132 of the Rules of Prac sheets, merchandise adjustment sheets, No. 11 for revision of the Schedules tice and Procedure Before the Division weekly merchandise recapitulation of Minimum Prices applicable to coals be and the same hereby is extended to sheets, fish orders, delicatessen orders, shipped from District No. 9 and District and including January 21,1942, and that meat orders, fruit orders, and weekly No. 11 to Charlestown and Speeds, Indi the time within which the said defend merchandise reports for two years as re ana, Market Area No. 31, for the purpose ants may respectively file answers in quired by § 516.15, paragraph (b) of the of effecting the same delivered price rela said matters be and it hereby is extended Record Keeping Regulations, Part 516. tionships of such coals at said destina to and including February 10, 1942; and This relief has been granted on the tions as currently exist between such It is further ordered, That the said condition that First National Stores, motion is granted to the extent herein Inc., Somerville, Massachusetts, will con coals in Market Area No. 29. tinue to preserve their merchandise pur Dated: January 21, 1942. set forth and is in all other respects denied; and chase records and merchandise shipment [ seal ] D an H . W heeler, records covering deliveries from ware Acting Director. It is further ordered, That the Order of the Acting Director In the Matter of houses to their stores in accordance with [P. R. Doc. 42-690; Filed, January 23, 1942; Sun Coal Company, dated December 6, paragraph (b) of § 516.15 of those Reg 11:00 a. m.] 1941, and the Order of the Acting Direc ulations. tor In the Matter of High Point Coal This authority is granted on the repre Company, dated December 8, 1941, shall sentations of the petitioner and is sub [Docket Nos. B-48, B-34] in all other respects remain in full force ject to revocation for cause. and effect. Signed at Washington, D. C., this 22d I n th e M atter of S u n Coal Company, day of January 1942. C ode M ember, D efendant, and in th e Dated: January 21, 1942. .Thomas W. H olland, M atter of H ig h P o in t C oal C ompany, [ seal] D an H . W heeler, Administrator. C ode M ember, D efendant Acting Director. ORDER POSTPONING HEARINGS AND GRANTING [P. R. Doc. 42-691; Piled, January 23, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-700; Filed, January 23, 1942; 11:52 a. m.] EXTENSIONS OF TIME WITHIN WHICH TO 11:00 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, January 24, 1942 525
Notice of S ubstitution of M erle D. ployees of the Piedmont Cotton Mills, chorage, Alaska; Alaska Air L in e s , Vincent for G ustav P eck as P residing Incorporated. I n c., for Approval of C ertain I nter Officer at th e H earing to D eterm ine Notices of intention to appear may be locking R elationships, and Approval the R easonable C ost to th e P iedm ont filed with Mr. J. R. McLeod, Regional of th e P urchase of C ertain P roperties Cotton M il l s , I ncorporated and to Director, Witt Building, 249 Peachtree o f L avery Airw a y s by P acific Alaska Any Affiliated P ersons of B oard, Street, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia not later Airw a y s, I n c., and a C onsolidation of Lodging and Oth er F a cilities Cu s than January 29, 1942. A laska Air L in e s , I n c . W it h W oodley tomarily F urnished to th e E m ployees Signed at Washington, D. C., this 21st Airw ays of the P iedm ont C otton M il l s, I n day of January 1942. n otice of oral argument corporated T homas W . H olland,. Administrator. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Notice is hereby given that Merle D. the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as Vincent will serve as Presiding Officer in [F. R. Doc. 42-701; Filed, January 23, 1942; amended, particularly sections 401, 408, place of Gustav Peck as the authorized 11:52 a. m.] 409, and 1001 of said Act, in the above- representative of the Administrator at entitled proceeding that oral argument the public hearing tt^be held pursuant to before the Board is hereby assigned for § 531.2 of Regulations, Part 531, as January 29, 1942, 10 o’clock a. m. (East amended, Title 29, Chapter V, Code of CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. ern Standard Time), in Room 5042, Federal Regulations, on January 30, 1942 Commerce Building, 14th Street and at 10:00 a. m. in the Henry Grady Hotel, [Docket Nos. 405, 406, 443, 457, 559, 568] Constitution Avenue NW., Washington, Atlanta, Georgia, at which the testimony D. C. of interested persons will be taken and I n th e M atter o f th e Applications of Dated Washington, D. C., January 23, pertinent data received to determine the Alaska Air L in e s, I n c ., P acific Alaska 1942. reasonable cost to the Piedmont Cotton Airw ays, I n c., and W oodley Airw a y s By the Board. Mills, Incorporated and to any affiliated for C ertificates of P ublic C onven [seal] D arw in C harles B row n, persons within the meaning of § 531.1 (a) ien c e and N ecessity and Amendm ent of Secretary. of said regulations of lodging or other E x isting C ertificates of P ublic C on facilities customarily furnished by said venience and N ecessity A uthorizing [F. R. Doc. 42-697; Filed, January 23, 1942; company and affiliated persons to em Air T ransportation to and F rom An 11:41 a. m.]