EDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 7 < 9 3 4 ^ NUMBER 211 * Wanted ^ Washington, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 Regulations amendments to said order, as amended; CONTENTS and all of said previous findings are here­ - REGULATIONS AND NOTICES by ratified and affirmed except insofar as Agricultural Adjustment Admin­ TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE such findings may be in conflict with the finding herein set forth. istration: Pa8e Chapter IX—Agricultural Marketing (b) Determinations. It is hereby de­ Corn, commercial producing Administration termined that: area, 1943_______________ 8627 (1) The amendment to the marketing Agricultural M arketing Admin­ Part 901—California, Oregon, and W ash­ agreement, as amended, regulating the istration: ington W alnuts handling of walnuts grown in California, Walnuts, handling in Oregon, ORDER RELATIVE TO HANDLING Oregon, and Washington, upon which California, and Washing- ton___________________ 8625 Order amending the order, as amended, the aforesaid hearing was held, was ex­ ecuted by handlers (excluding coopera­ Alien P roperty Custodian: regulating the handling of walnuts grown Vesting orders: in California, Oregon, and Washington. tive associations of producers who are not engaged in processing, distributing, Enemy nationals, patent ap­ It is provided in Public Act. No. 10, 73d plications (2 documents) _ 8669 Congress (May 12,1933), as amended and or shipping the commodity covered by the said order, as heretofore and hereby Fujita and Co____________ 8668 as reenacted and amended by the Agri­ Haruta and Co., Inc_______ 8666 cultural Marketing Agreement Act of amended) who handled not less than 50 percent of the volume of said commodity, Horikoshi, Z., and Co., Inc__ 8668 1937, as amended (hereinafter referred to Kageyama and Co., Inc_____ 8664 as the “act”), that the Secretary of Agri­ covered by this order, produced within the States of California, Oregon, and Nishimoto, M., and Co__ ____ 8665 culture of the United States (hereinafter North American Mercantile referred to as the “Secretary”) shall, sub­ Washington; (2) The aforesaid agreement, amend­ Co__________________ 8667 ject to the provisions of the act, issue ing the aforesaid marketing agreement, Rikimaru Bros, and Co_____ 8666 orders regulating such handling of cer­ Saint-Denis, Kuhlmann, tain agricultural commodities (including as amended, has been executed by more than three packers, signatory to said Saint-Clair Dyestuff Corp_ 8666 walnuts) as is in the current of interstate Steel Union-Sheet Piling, Inc_ 8668 or foreign commerce, or which directly marketing agreement, who, during the preceding crop year, handled not less Sumitomo Bank of Seattle— 8665 burdens, obstructs, or affects interstate United Ocean Transport Co., or foreign commerce in such commodities. than 67 percent of the merchantable walnuts packed during such crop year; Ltd_l________________ 8667 § 901.1 Findings and determinations— (3) The issuance of this order, amend­ B ituminous Coal D ivisio n: (a) Finding upon the basis of hearing ing the aforesaid order as amended, is District 1, minimum price sched­ record. Pursuant to the act and the rules favored and approved by producers of ule amended__________ 8631 of practice and procedure governing the walnuts who, during the 1941-42 crop Hearings, etc.: formulation of marketing agreements and year (which is hereby determined to be Daniels, J. T------------------- 8659 marketing orders (7 CFR 900.1-900.17; a representative period), produced for Districts 1-20, 22 and 23__ 8660 6 P.R. 6570, 7 F.R. 3350), a public hearing market, within the production area spec­ Ewen, A. B---------------------- 8660 was held upon certain proposed amend­ ified in said order, as amended and as Shelby Coal Co., Inc., et al___ 8660 ments to the marketing agreement, as hereby further amended, at least two- Civil Aeronautics B oard: amended, and the order, as amended, reg­ thirds of the volume of such commodity Braniff Airways, Inc., hearing_ 8663 ulating the handling of walnuts grown in produced for market within such area; Economic W arfare B oard: California, Oregon, a n d Washington. and Export control, application for Upon the basis of the evidence introduced (4) The order, as heretofore and as licenses_________________ 8633 at such hearing and the record thereof, hereby amended, regulates the handling F ederal T rade Com mission: it is hereby found that this order, amend­ of such walnuts in the same manner May Department Stores Co., et ing the aforesaid order, as amended, and as, and is applicable only to persons in al.; cease and desist order„ 8630 all of the terms and provisions hereof will the respective classes of industrial and National Association of Sanitary tend to effectuate the declared policy of commercial activity specified in, the Milk Bottle Closure Manu­ the act with respect to walnuts grown in aforesaid marketing agreement, as facturers, trial examiner California, Oregon, and Washington. amended. appointed_____ ,________ 8663 The foregoing finding is supplemen­ Order relative to handling. It is, Interstate Commerce Commission: tary and in addition to (1) the findings therefore, ordered that, from and after Motor carrier rates, further sus­ that were made in connection with the pension: issuance of the aforesaid order and (2) the effective date hereof, the handling the findings made in connection with of walnuts grown in California, Oregon, Central__________________ 8664 the issuance of the previously issued and Washington shall be in conformity Midwestern______________ 8664 amendment to said order and (3) the to and in compliance with the terms and New England_____________ 8664 findings made in connection with the conditions of the aforesaid order, as Trunk line_______________ 8663 issuance of each of the previously issued (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 8625 8626 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued Office of P rice Administration— W ar P roduction B oard—Con. Continued. PaSe Foods, canned—Continued. Page FE D E R A »REGISTER Coal, bituminous, etc. (MPR 120, M-86-c__________________ 8648' \^<*nno’ 1934 j Am. 25)________________ 8650 M-86-d __________________ 8648 Crabmeat, domestic canned Iridium (M-49, Am. 1)---------- 8647 (MPR 247)___ 8653 Lamps, incandescent, fluores­ cent, etc. (L-28)________ 8641 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Defense-rental areas, accommo­ and days following legal holidays by the dations other than hotels Manila fiber, etc. (H-36)_____ 8634 Division of the Federal Register, The National and rooming houses: Medical equipment and supplies Archives, pursuant to the authority con­ MRR 53______________ ___ 8653 simplification (L-214)____ 8645 tained in the Federal Register Act, approved Supp. Am. 8________ 8653 Petroleum material conserva­ July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500), under regula­ Farm machinery: tion (M-68-5)___________ 8636 tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ Authorization of Secretary of Rhodium (M-95, Am. 2)_:------- 8648 mittee, approved by the President. Sauerkraut, canned (M-245)__ 8640 The Administrative Committee consists of Agriculture (Administra­ the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer tive Order 28, Am. 1)----- 8672 Shipping drums, steel (L-197, of the Department of Justice designated by Puerto Rico, delegation of au­ Am. 2)________________ 8638 the Attorney General, and the Public Printer thority (Administrative Steel, concrete reinforcement er Acting Public Printer. Order 18, Am. 1)---------- 8672 (L-211, Schedule 1)_____ 8639 The daily issue of the Federal Register Forest products, natural, used Steel products, national emer­ will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free by florists (GMPR, Supp. gency specifications (L- of postage, for $1.25 per month or $12.50 per 211)_______________ 8639 year, payable in advance. Remit money or­ Reg. 1, Am. 33)_________ 8652 der payable to the Superintendent of Docu­ Lumber, Sitka spruce (GMPR, Suspension orders: ments directly to the Government Printing Supp. Reg. 14, Am. 44------- 8652 Car-Mor Metal Co., Inc_____ 8647 Office, Washington, D. C. The charge for Machines and parts, etc. (MPR Tinned and detinned scrap (M- single copies (minimüm, 100) varies in pro­ 136, Am. 34)__1_________ “8652 72-a, Am. 1)____________ 8644 portion to the size of the issue. Seasonal commodities, fall and Tire chains and chain parts, There are no restrictions on the republica­ winter, etc. (MPR 210, Am. automotive; production tion of material appearing in the Federal 4) _____ 8651 material (L-201)----------- 8644 Register Telephone information: District 0525. Sugar rationing: Vacuum cleaners, domestic (L- Armed forces, of the United 18-c)__________________ 8641 States (Ration Order 3, Wheels and tires, steel (L-211, Am. 16)--------------------- 8655 Schedule 2>____________ 8640 CONTENTS—Continued Petitions for adjustment, new business, etc. (Ration Or­ National P ark Service: Page Speed regulations in certain der 3, Am. 17)_— ------- 8655 heretofore amended and as hereby fur­ parks __________________ 8658 P ublic D ebt B ureau: ther amended; and the aforesaid order, O ffice of Civilian Defense: % percent Treasury certificates as amended, is hereby further amended Insignia, specifications for offi­ of indebtedness, etc--------- 8659 in the following respects: cial articles..----------------- 8657 S ecurities and Exchange Commis­ 1. Delete the period at the end of the O ffice of P rice Administration: sio n : first sentence in section 2, article III Adjustments, etc.: Hearings, etc.: (§901.4 (b)) of