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 FEDERA»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 the aforesaid order, as American Tissue Mills------8656 Eastern Shore Public Service amended, and insert in lieu thereof a Appalachian Marble Co------8672 Co., et al______8675 semicolon and the following: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Gillespie, J. D------8675 Lone Star Gas Corp------8676 §901.4 Control of distribu­ Co______—___ 8673 tion. * * *; and the salable per­ Augusta Ice and Coal Co., Northeastern Water and Elec­ tric Corp______8676 centage for the crop year September 1, et al______8673 1942, to August 31, 1943, shall be 65 Beach Products, Inc------— 8657 Texas Consolidated Oil Co_— 8677 Benly Products Co------8652 Utilities Stock and Bond percent. Bogart Packing Co. and Ar­ Corp., et al______8677 2. Delete the period at the end of the mour and Co. of Dela­ T reasury D epartment: next to the last sentence in section 2, ware______8671 Foreign funds control; general article IH (§ 901.4 (b) )* of the aforesaid Blue Mountain Logging Co., licenses, etc. (2 documents) _ 8632, order, as amended, and insert in lieu Inc., et al______8671 8633 thereof a semicolon and the following. Champion Rivet Co______8670 W age and H our D ivisio n : * * * and 35 percent, being the Creed and Stewart, Ltd------8656 Learner employment certifi­ difference between the salable percentage Crown Gas and Oil Co—------8674 cates, various industries (4 for the crop year ending August 31,1943, Denison Manufacturing Co— 8657 documents)------8661, 8663 and 100 percent, shall be the “surplus Douglas Building------8656 W ar D epartment: percentage” for said crop year. Eastman Kodak Co------8655 Decorations, medals, etc.; man­ Freeman, Charles W______8675 ufacture______8628 3. Insert in the aforesaid order, as Freeman, James______— 8674 Service clubs, hostesses, etc----- 8628 amended, the following to be designated Kornblum, Meyer, Packing W ar P roduction B oard: as paragraph numbered 5 in section 2, Co______8671 Cans, blackplate (M-136, Am. article XVI (§901.17),: Masteller Coal Co______8672 1)______8638 § 901.17 Effective time and termina- Pine Forest Co------8657 Cast iron ware (L-30-c)------8637 tlOTl• * * * Reed, C. A., Co. (2 docu­ Clothing for men and boys: Unless, otherwise expressly provided ments) ______8657 L-224______-______8648 by the Secretary, the termination or sus­ Sitroux Co., Inc______8656 Wool (M-73-a, revocation)— 8647 pension hereof or of any regulation is­ Speed Oil Co. of Atlanta, Inc_ 8675 Cooking appliances, domestic sued pursuant hereto, or the issuance oi Sun Timber Co., et al------:__ 8670 (L-23-c, Am. 3)______8647 any amendment to either thereof, s a Supreme Packing Co., et al— 8673 Cotton, imported long staple not (a) affect or waive any right, duty, Tuttle Press______8656 raw (M-236, Am. 1)------8647 obligation, or liability which shall ha Administrative exceptions Enameled ware: arisen prior thereto, or (b) release or ex­ (General Ration Order 1)_ 8653 Hospital (L-214, Schedule D - 8646 tinguish any violation hereof or oi any L-30-b______8643 regulation issued hereunder, or (c) ai- Brass mill scrap (RPS 12, Am. fect or impair any right or remedy oi 3) __ 8650 Foods, canned: the United States, or of the Secretary, or Cement (MPR 224, Am. 1)--- -- 8650 M-86-b------8647 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8627 of any other person with respect to any in addition thereto, the following pack speci­ mined pursuant to the provisions of sub- such violation. fications which apply only to walnuts grown paragraph (A), but which borders upon one in Oregon or Washington. of the counties in such area, or that any 4. Delete all of the provisions con­ Large Soft Shells. Walnuts produced from minor civil division in a county bordering on tained in “Exhibit A” (§ 901.10) of the seedling trees or walnuts not properly clas­ such area, is producing (excluding corn used aforesaid order, as amended, and insert sified in any of the varietal packs, and in for silage) an average of at least four hun­ in lieu thereof the following as “Exhibit which not over 12 percent by count pass dred and fifty bushels of com per farm and A” to said order, as amended: through a round opening 7%4 inches in an average of at least four bushels for each diameter. acre of farm land in the county or in the § 901.19 Pack specifications for mer­ Medium Soft Shells. The same as Large- minor civil division, as the case may be, he chantable walnuts. Soft Shells except that all pass through a shall cause immediate investigation to be round opening 7%4 inches in diameter and made to determine such fact.' If, upon the Exhibit A—Pack Specifications fob not over 12 percent by count pass through basis of such investigation, the Secretary Merchantable Walnuts a round opening 7%4 inches in diameter. finds that such county or minor civil divi­ Baby Soft Shells. The same as Large and sion is likely to produce corn in such average CALIFORNIA PACKS Medium Soft Shells except that all pass amounts during such calendar year, he shall No. 1 Grade or No. 1 Soft Shell. Walnuts through a round opening 7%4 inches in diam­ proclaim such determination, and, commenc­ produced from seedling trees or walnuts not eter and not over 12 percent by count pass ing with such calendar year, such county properly classified in any of the following through a round opening 6%4 inch in diam­ shall be included in the commercial corn- varietal packs, and in which not over 12 per­ eter. producing area, cent by count pass through a round opening Baby Franquettes. Walnuts of the Fran­ i%4 inches in diameter. quette variety (subject to 10 percent toler­ And whereas subsection (c) of sec. 301 Large Budded. Walnuts produced from ance for dissimilar varieties) and of the same of said Act provides: trees of the Placentia Perfection or closely size specifications as Baby Soft Shells. The latest available statistics of the Fed­ similar varieties, and in which not over 12 Baby Mayettes. Walnuts of the Mayette eral Government shall be used by the Secre­ percent by count pass through a round open­ variety (subject to 10 percent tolerance for tary in making the determinations required ing 7%4 inches in diameter. dissimilar varieties) and of the same size to be made by the Secretary under this Act. Medium Budded. Walnuts produced from specifications as Baby Soft Shells and Baby trees of the Placentia Perfection or closely Franquettes. And whereas the Secretary of Agricul­ similar varieties, and all of which pass All of the walnuts contained in the fore­ ture, having had reason to believe that through a round opening 7%4 inches in di­ going packs shall be graded for size, and certain counties bordering on the com­ ameter and in which not over 12 percent by culled for removal of external defects. mercial corn-producing area as deter­ count can pass through a round opening mined under subparagraph (A) of sec. 7%4 inches in diameter. (48 Stat. 31, 670, 675; 49 Stat. 750; 50 Large Concords. Walnuts of the Concord Stat. 246; 7 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 601 et seq.) 301 (b) (4) of said Act, and that certain variety and of the same size specifications Issued at Washington, D. C„ this 23rd minor civil divisions in certain counties as given for Large Budded. day of October 1942, to be effective on bordering on such area are producing Medium Concords. Walnuts of the Con­ (excluding corn used for silage) an av­ cord variety and of the same size specifica­ and after 12:01 a. m., P. w. t., the 27th erage of at least 450 bushels of corn per tions as given for Medium Budded. day of October 1942. Witness my hand farm and an average of at least 4 bushels Large Eurekas. Walnuts of-the Eureka va­ and the official seal of the United States for each acre of farm land in the county riety and of the same size specifications as Department of Agriculture. or in the minor civil division, as the given for Large Budded. [seal] T homas F lavin, Medium Eurekas. Walnuts of the Eureka J. case may be, has caused reasonable in­ variety and of the same size specifications Assistant to the vestigation to be made to determine such as given for Medium Budded. Secretary of Agriculture.1 facts with respect to such counties and Large Franquettes. Walnuts of the Fran­ minor civil divisions and to determine quette variety and of the same size specifica­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10776; Filed, October 24, 1942; which, if any, of such counties or minor tions as given for Large Budded. 11:16 a. m.} civil divisions are likely to produce corn Medium Franquettes. Walnuts of the in such average amounts during the Franquette variety and of the same size calendar year 1943: specifications as given for Medium Budded. Large Mayettes. Walnuts of the Mayette Now, therefore, be it known that I, variety and of the same size specifications as Chapter VII—Agricultural Adjustment Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of Agri­ given for Large Budded. Administration culture of the United States of America, Medium Mayettes. Walnuts of the May­ acting under and pursuant to, and by ette variety and of the same size specifica­ P art 721—Corn virtue of, the authority vested in me by tions as given for Medium Budded. the Act of Congress known as the Agri­ Large Paynes. Walnuts of the Payne va­ PROCLAMATION OF COMMERCIAL CORN-PRO­ cultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as riety and of the same size specifications as DUCING AREA FOR THE YEAR 1943 given for Large Budded. amended, upon the basis of such inves­ Medium Paynes. Walnuts of the Payne Whereas sec. 327 of the Agricultural tigation and the latest available statis­ variety and of the same size specifications Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, tics of the Federal Government, do here­ as given for Medium Budded. ' provides in part as follows: by ascertain, determine, and proclaim Baby Grade. Walnuts of any of the above- Not later than February 1, the Secretary that: mentioned varieties may be packed under the shall ascertain and proclaim the commercial § 721.401 Commercial corn-produc­ deignation of Baby Grade of that variety corn-producing area. provided all such walnuts pass through a ing area for the year 1943. The commer­ round opening 7%4 inches in diameter and and cial corn-producing area for the year not over 12 percent by count pass through Whereas subsection (b) of sec. 301 of 1943 embraces the following counties of a round opening e%4 inch in diameter. Baby said Act provides in part as follows: the States specified. size walnuts of the Eureka, Franquette, or Payne varieties when packed as such shall be (4) (A) “Commercial corn-producing area” Counties Included in 1943 Commercial Corn- designated as “Long Type Baby Walnuts”: shall include all counties in which the aver­ Producing Area Provided, however, That it shall not be age production of corn (excluding com used Illinois: Adams, Alexander, Bond, Boone, obligatory on any packer to pack separately as silage) during the ten calendar years im­ Brown, Bureau, Calhoun, Carroll, Cass, Cham­ the Baby size of the different varieties. mediately preceding the calendar year for paign, Christian, Clark, Clay, Clinton, Coles, No pack of any of the above-mentioned which such area is determined, after adjust­ Cook, Crawford, Cumberland, De Kalb, De varieties, except the No. 1 Grade and Baby ments for abnormal weather conditions, is Witt, Douglas, Du Page, Edgar, Edwards, Ef­ Grades, shall contain in excess of 10 per­ four hundred and fifty bushels or more per fingham, Fayette, Ford, Fulton, Gallatin, cent by count of walnuts of a dissimilar farm and four bushels or more for each acre Greene, Grundy, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardin, variety. of farm land in the county. Henderson, Henry, Iroquois, Jackson, Jasper, All of the walnuts contained in the fore­ (B) Whenever prior to February 1 of any Jersey, Jo Daviess, Johnson, Kane, Kankakee, going packs shall be graded for size and Calendar year the Secretary has reason to be­ Kendall, Knox, Lake, La Salle, Lawrence, Lee, culled for removal of external defects. lieve that any county which is not included Livingston, Logan, McDonough, McHenry, in the commercial corn-producing area diter- McLean, Macon, Macoupin, Madison, Marion, OREGON AND WASHINGTON PACKS Marshall, Mason, Massac, Menard, Mercer, Oregon and Washington walnuts may be 1 Acting pursuant to authority delegated Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Moultrie, Ogle, packed in any of the pack specifications by the Secretary of Agriculture \pjder the Peoria,-Perry, Piatt, Pike, Pope, Pulaski, Put­ above described for California walnuts, and Act of April 4, 1940 (54 Stat. 81: 7 F.R. 2656). nam, Randolph, Richland, Rock Island, Saint 8628 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942

Clair, Saline, Sangamon, Schuyler, Scott, Madison, Marion, Medina, Mercer, Miami, Sec. Shelby, Stark, Stephenson, Tazewell, Union, Montgomery, Morrow, Muskingum, Ottawa, 573 Gambling. Vermilion, Wabash, Warren, Washington, Paulding, Perry, Pickaway, Pike, Preble, Put­ 57.4 Automatic or mechanical vending ma­ Wayne, Whiteside, Will, Winnebago, White, nam, Richland, Ross, Sandusky, Scioto, chines. Woodford. Seneca, Shelby, Stark, Union, Van Wert, 57.5 Service clubs; purpose and super­ Indiana: Adams, Allen, Bartholomew, Ben­ Warren, Wayne, Williams, Wood, Wyandot. vision. ton, Blackford, Boone, Carroll, Cass, Clay, South Dakota; Bon Homme, Brookings, 57.6 Cafeteria service and operation. Clinton, Daviess, Dearborn, iDecatur, De Kalb, Clay, Deuel, Grant, Hamlin, Hanson, Hutch­ 57.7 Library service. Delaware, Dubois, Elkhart, Fayette, Fountain, ison, Kingsbury, Lake, Lincoln, McCook, 57.8 Guest house service and operation. FTanklin, Fulton, Gibson, Grant, Greene, Minnehaha, Moody, Roberts, Turner, Union, 57.9 Appointment of hostesses and libra­ Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Henry, How­ Yankton. rians. ard, Huntington, Jaokson, Jasper, Jay, Jen­ Wisconsin: «Columbia, Crawford, Dane, 57.10 Service command headquarters. nings, Johnson, Knox, Kosciusko, Lagrange, Grant, Green, Iowa, Jefferson, Lafayette, 57.11 Service club. Lake, La Porte, Lawrence, Madison, Marshall, Richland, Rock, Sauk, Walworth. 57.12 Selection and assignment. Marion, Martin, Miami, Monroe, Montgomery, Delaware: Kent, New Castle. 57.13 Qualifications. Morgan, Newton, Noble, Orange, Owen, Parke, Kansas: Anderson, Atchison, Brown, Coffey, 57.14 Quarters. Doniphan, Douglas, Franklin, Jackson, Jeffer­ Pike, Porter, Posey, Pulaski, Putnam, Ran­ Au th o rity : §§57.1 to 57.14, inclusive, dolph, Ripley, Rush, Saint Joseph, Scott, Shel­ son, Jewell, Johnson, Leavenworth, Linn, Marshall, Miami, Nemaha, Norton, Osage, issued under R.S. 161; 5 U.S.C. 22. by, Spencer, Starke, Steuben, Sullivan, Tippe­ Source: The regulations in §§ 57.1 to 57.14 canoe, Tipton, Union, Vanderburgh, Vermil­ Phillips, Pottawatomie, Republic, Riley, Shawnee, Smith, Washington. are also contained in Army Regulations No. lion, Vigo, Wabash, Warren, Warrick, Wash­ 850-80, August 26, 1942, as amended by C 1, ington, Wayne, Wells, White, Whitley. Kentucky: Ballard, Carlisle, Crittendon, Daviess, Fulton, Hancock, Henderson, Hick­ October 7, 1942, the particular paragraphs Iowa: Adair, Adams, Allamakee, Appanoose, being shown in brackets at end of sections. Audubon, Benton, Black Hawk, Boone, man, Livingston, McLean, Union, Webster. Bremer, Buchanan, Buena .Vista, Butler, Cal­ Maryland: Baltimore, Caroline, Carroll, * § 57.1 Definitions, (a) T h e term houn, Cas§, Carroll, Cedar, Cerro Gordo, Cecil, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Kent^ “service club facilities,” as used in these Cherokee, Chickasaw, Clarke, Clay, Clayton, Montgomery, Queen Annes, Washington. regulations, will refer to the service club, Clinton, Crawford, Dallas, Davis, Decatur, Pennsylvania: Adams, Berks, Chester, Cum­ library, cafeteria, and if there is one, Delaware, Dickinson, Des Moines, Dubuque, berland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Lancas­ Emmet, Fayette, Floyd, Franklin, Fremont, ter, Lebanon, Perry, York. the guest house in connection therewith. Greene, Grundy, Guthrie, Hamilton, Han­ (52 Stat. 31, 38, 43, 51; 7 U.S.C. 1301 (b) 4, (b) Where installed in a service club, cock, Hardin, Harrison, Howard, Henry, Hum­ the soda fountain will be considered as boldt, Ida, Iowa, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, 1301 (c), 1327) part of the cafeteria. Johnson, Jones, Keokuk, Kossuth, Lee, Linn, Done at Washington, D. C., this 23rd (c) “Technical cafeteria service” will Louisa, Lucas, Lyon, Madison, Mahaska, Ma- day of October 1942. Witness my hand include the supervision and operation of ^flSn, Marshall, Mills, Mitchell, Monona, Mon­ roe, Montgomery, Muscatine, O’Brien, Osce­ and seal of the Department of Agricul­ the service club cafeteria, including the ola, Page, Palo Alto, Plymouth, Pocahontas, ture. purchase and procurement of supplies, Polk, Pottawattamie, Poweshiek, Ringgold, [seal] Claude R . W ickard, the preparation and inspection of foods, Sac, Scott, Shelby, Sioux, Story, Tama, Taylor, Secretary of Agriculture. the employment, supervision, and dis­ Union, Van Buren, Wapello, Warren, Wash­ charge of kitchen and cafeteria person­ ington, Wayne, Webster, Winnebago, Wood­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10777; Filed, October 24, 1942; nel, the arrangement of the dining room, bury, Worth, Winneshiek, Wright. 11:16 a. m.] and the collection of and accounting for Michigan: Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, funds from the operation of said cafe­ Hillsdale, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lenawee, teria. Monroe, Saint Joseph, Washtenaw, Wayne. TITLE 10—ARMY: WAR DEPARTMENT Minnesota: Big Stone, Blue Earth, Brown, (d) “Technical library service” will Carver, Chippewa, Cottonwood, Dakota, Chapter I—Aid of Civil Authorities and include the selection, classification, cat­ Dodge, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Good- Public Relations aloging, charging out, and repair of li­ hue, Grant, Hennepin, Houston, Jackson, brary books and reading material. Kandiyohi, Lac Qui Parle, Le Sueur, Lincoln, P art 7—M anufacture of D ecorations [Par. 1] Lyon, McLeod, Martin, Meeker, Mower, Mur­ GOOD CONDUCT MEDALS, ETC. ray, Nicollet, Nobles, Olmsted,. Pipestone, § 57.2 Recreational facilities, (a) Pope, Redwood, Renville, Rice, Rock, Scott, Correction Service club facilities will be under the Sibley, Stearns, Steele, Stevens, Swift, Trav­ control of the post commander who may erse, Wabasha, Waseca, Washington, Waton­ Section 7.4 appearing on page 8413 of prescribe such rules not in conflict with wan, Winona, Wright, Yellow Medicine. the issue for Tuesday, October 20, 1942, these regulations as are necessary to in­ Missouri: Adair, Andrew, Atchison, Au­ should read as follows: sure the efficient operation of these ac­ drain, Bates, Benton, Boone, Buchanan, Cald­ § 7.4 Application required. Each ap­ tivities and all installations therein, and well, Callaway, Cape Girardeau, Carroll, Cass, for the protection of the property Chariton, Clark, Clay, Clinton, Cooper, plicant for a certificate of authority or Daviess, De Kalb, Dunklin, Gentry, Grundy, the renewal of certificate of authority thereof. Harrison, Henry, Holt, Howard, Jackson, John­ to sell or manufacture and sell the ar­ (b) Military personnel will be em­ son, Knox, Lafayette, Lewis, Lincoln, Linn, ticles or any of the articles enumerated ployed in connection with the operation Livingston, Macon, Marion, Mercer, Missis­ in § 7.3 will address the Chief of Army of the service club facilities only in an sippi, Moniteau, Monroe, Montgomery, New Exchange Service, Washington, D. C„ emergency and with the approval of the Madrid, Nodaway, Pemiscot, Perry, Pettis, and state whether authority for sale only post commander. [Par. 2] Pike, Platte, Putnam, Ralls, Randolph, Ray, or for manufacture and sale thereof is St. Charles, St. Clair, Saline, Schuyler, Scot­ § 57.3 Gambling. No gambling or land, Scott, Shelby, Stoddard, Vernon, Worth. desired. (42 Stat. 1286 as amended by the use of any device which savors of Nebraska: Adams, Antelope, Boone, Buffalo, 45 Stat. 437, 47 Stat. 342 as amended by gambling, such as punchboards, slot ma­ Burt, Butler, Cass, Cedar, Chase, Clay, Col­ 53 Stat. 752; 10 U.S.C. 1425; 18 U.S.C. chines, etc., will be permitted within or fax, Cuming, Custer, Dakota, Dawson, Dixon, 76a, 76b) [Par. 5] about the service club or any of its fa­ Dodge, Douglas, Fillmore, Franklin, Frontier, Furnas, Gage, Gosper, Greeley, Hall, Hamil­ cilities. [Par. 4] ton, Harlan, Hayes, Hitchcock, Howard, Jeffer­ Chapter V—Military Reservations and § 57.4 Automatic or mechanical son, Johnson, Kearney, Knox, Lancaster, Lin­ National Cemeteries vending machines, (a) Automatic or coln, Madison, Merrick, Nance, Nemaha, Nuck­ mechanical merchandise vending or olls, Otoe, Pawnee, Perkins, Phelps, Pierce, P art 57—S ervice Clubs, H ostesses and amusement machines which dispense Pla,tte, Polk, Redwillow, Richardson,, Saline, L ibrarians Sarpy, Saunders, Seward, Sherman, Stanton, merchandise or entertainment at prices Thayer, Thurston, Valley, Washington, Sections 57.1 to 57.14, as published in which parallel the price of such mer­ Wayne, Webster, York. the F ederal R egister July 29, 1942 (7 chandise or entertainment elsewhere on Ohio; Adams, Allen, Ashland, Auglaize, F.R. 5805) are hereby rescinded and the the post, camp, or station may be in­ Brown, Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, following regulations are substituted stalled in any service club facility when Clinton, Coshocton, Crawford, Darke, Defi­ therefor; and as approved by the post commander. ance, Delaware, Erie, Fairfield, Fayette, He may authorize the purchase of such Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Hamilton, Hancock, Sec. Hardin, Henry, Highland, Holmes, Huron, 57.1 Definitions. machines, the rental thereof, on a rental Jackson, Knox, Licking, Logan, Lorain, Lucas, 572 Recreational facilities. purchase plan. Where the company FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8629 owning or controlling such vending ma­ (b) Unless operated by a concession­ existing War Department policy. [Par. chine is willing to install same without aire, other than the Army exchange, the 131 cost to the service club facility and with­ cafeteria will be under the immediate di­ § 57.10 Service command headquar­ out increasing the usual wholesale cost rection of a cafeteria hostess who will be ters. Service command librarians will or the selling price of the product responsible for its efficiency, personnel, be appointed by commanding generals of vended, the post commander may permit equipment, supplies, and collections, and service commands, and assigned to duty the installation and operation of such who will account direct therefor to, and for the purpose of supervising library vending machines, provided that the will deposit all collections therefrom, with personnel and the technical operation of post commander retains sole control of the custodian of the post service club libraries within the service command. their operation, retains the privilege to fund. [Par. 14] remove them at will, and pays and ac­ (c) Schedules of charges for meals and counts to the company owning or con­ soda fountain service, and hours of opera­ § 57.11 Service club. Service clubs trolling the machines only for the quan­ tion will be determined and published by will be implemented by the following per­ tity of the product purchased from said the post commander. sonnel; machines. All earnings from the opera­ (d) Under the provisions of AR 30- (a) Type SC-3. One director of service tion of such machines will go to the 2290, service club facilities are authorized club, one recreational and social hostess, funds of the service club facility and will to purchase on a cash sale or a charge one cafeteria hostess, and a librarian. be accounted for by the director of the sale basis subsistence stores, other than (b) Type SC-4. One director of service service club on the consolidated daily club capable of handling recreation, one exceptional articles. cafeteria hostess, and a librarian. report. When installed, post command­ (e) The cafeteria will be operated on a ers will be responsible for the protection (c) Type OM-1 service club. Two rec­ cash basis and no credit will be extended reational and social hostesses. of such machines against pilferage and- to anyone. Army exchange coupons will destruction in the same manner as (d) Other type service clubs. Person­ be accepted from enlisted men in lieu of nel will be allocated to such service club though they were Government property cash. [Par. 91 of like class or nature. by commanding generals of service com­ (b) Sanitary provision incident to the § 57.7 Library service. The service mands, not to exceed one hostess (recre­ operation of such machines will be an­ club library will be maintained in con­ ational and social) and one librarian. ticipated and solved prior to the instal­ nection with the service club for the [Par. 15] lation thereof. [Par. 51 benefit of the camp personnel. The serv­ §57.12 Selection and assignment, (a) ice club librarian will be in charge of the Hostesses and librarians will be selected § 57.5 Service clubs; purpose and library and its technical activities. [Par. by commanding generals of service com­ supervision, (a) Service clubs are in­ 101 mands, who may delegate such authority tended to provide recreational and social activities and the best features of club § 57.8 Guest house service and oper­ to the post commander, initially for a life for enlisted personnel and members ation. (a) The guest house is designed 4-month period which will be in the na­ to furnish overnight transient accommo­ ture of a training period, the extension of their families, and will provide a of which will depend upon the proficiency cafeteria where military personnel, their dations for immediate families, relatives, families, friends, visitors, and civilians and friends of enlisted men. First pri­ of the employee. permanently employed within a com­ ority to such accommodations will be (b) At a time not more than 30 days allowed to the above categories of per­ nor less than 15 days prior to the termi­ mand may obtain meals at reasonable nation of such 4-month period, com­ cost.A ll persons using such cafeteria sonnel visiting hospitalized members of the post, camp, or station. manding generals of service commands will comply with the rules applicable to will determine whether or not such em­ enlisted personnel. No person other (b) Except in emergencies determined ployee has rendered satisfactory service than the hostess and librarian will main­ to exist by the post commander relative and should be continued on duty as a tain an office in any of the service club to the first priority above, no guest may hostess or librarian. facilities. | remain at the guest house for more than (c) During the first month of such 4- (b) Service clubs will in no way super­ three consecutive nights. month period each hostess and librarian, sede company day rooms or Army (c) A charge of not less than. 50 cents except service command librarian, will exchanges. and not more than 75 cents per night will pursue such course of instruction and (c) Each service club facility except be made for the use of a bed in the guest training within a service command as the cafeteria and library will be under house. Will be prescribed by the commanding the supervision of a hostess, who will be (d) An identification register will be general, and upon satisfactory comple­ known as director of service club, and maintained in the guest house. [Par. tion thereoPwill be assigned to duty at will be operated by her and her assistants 11] a service club or library for the re­ under the control of the post com­ § 57.9 Appointment of hostesses and mainder of such 4-month period. mander. [Par. 61 librarians, (a) Hostesses and librarians (d) Prior to selecting a hostess or § 57.6 Cafeteria service and operation. are appointed by the commanding gen­ librarian, the commanding general mak­ (a) A complete cafeteria will be operated erals of service commands under para­ ing the selection will cause an investiga­ in the service club either by purchase and graph 13, section IV, Schedule A of the tion to be made as to the loyalty, integ­ hire, by the Army exchange, or by a con­ Civil Service Rules and Regulations. Un­ rity, and discretion of such hostess or cessionaire. The operation of a cafeteria der the provisions of Schedule A, such" Jibrarian and a physical examination to by the Army exchange service or a con­ employees acquire no civil service statusT” be conducted by an officer of the Medical cessionaire is not looked upon with favor, are not selected from civil service regis­ Department or the Public Health Service and will be initiated by commanding gen­ ters and may be separated from the serv­ to insure fitness for such appointment. erals of service commands, only when ice because of reductions in personnel or (e) Relatives, blood, marital, or by the nature of extreme circumstances pre­ because of insufficient qualifications. adoption, of military personnel, both cludes operation by a cafeteria hostess The rules and regulations pertaining to commissioned and enlisted, will not be under purchase and hire. Where au^~~ leave of absence, sickness, hospitalization, assigned to duty at posts, camps, or sta­ thority is granted for a cafeteria to be allowances, travel, and methods of pay­ tions where such military personnel are operated by the Army exchange, the cafe­ ment which apply to civilians in the clas­ stationéd. [Par. 16] teria hostess will be retained as branch sified civil service will apply to hostesses § 57.13 Qualifications—(a) Service manager; where authority is granted for- and librarians. command librarian. (1) United States the cafeteria to be operated by a conces­ (b) Commanding generals of service citizenship. sionaire, the services of a cafeteria commands will take final action on all (2) Graduate of a college or university hostess will not be provided or author­ personnel transactions. Separations of recognized standing and from an ac­ ized, and any cafeteria hostess on duty with prejudice will be in accordance with credited library school. at such a cafeteria will be reported to Civil Service Regulations. Upon assign­ (3) Five years’ professional experience, commanding generals of service com­ ment to duty, all pertinent personnel pa­ including 1 year thereof in an admin­ mands, for reassignment or disposition. pers will be processed in accordance with istrative capacity. 8630 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 2942 (4) Professional knowledge of refer­ (4) Professional background of gen­ said device or apparatus, which adver­ ence and bibliographical sources and eral information and specific knowledge tisements represent, directly or through professional ability in library science and and ability in the food field. inference, (1) that such device or ap­ organization. (5) Age at selection—(i) Minimum. paratus is safe or harmless; (2) that (5) Age at selection—(i) Minimum. Must have reached 25th birthday. said device is a scientific, safe and harm­ Must have reached 30th birthday. (ii) Maximum. Must not have passed less means and method to be used by the (ii) Maximum. Must not have passed 40th birthday. unskilled lay public for the treatment, 60th birthday. (6) Sex. Female. relief or cure of self-diagnosed diseases (6) Sex. Male or female. (f) No service command librarian will and ailments of the human body or for (b) Camp librarian. (1) United remain on duty after having reached the the alleviation of pain resulting there­ States citizenship. 55th birthday; and no director of service from; and (3) that said device consti­ (2) Graduate of a college or university clubs or cafeteria hostess will remain on tutes a competent or effective treatment of recognized standing, and from an duty as such director of service clubs or for rheumatism, arthritis, lumbago, si­ accredited library school. cafeteria hostess after having reached nus trouble or infection, head colds, (3) One year’s experience, other than the 50th birthday; and no recreational etc .7 as set out in respective paragraphs clerical, in library work. and social hostess or camp librarian will of order, or for the alleviation of pain (4) Capacity for development in pro­ remain on duty as such recreational and resulting therefrom, or for any other fessional library work in libraries where social hostess or camp librarian After ailment or condition, unless such adver­ reading for educational and recreational having reached the 45th birthday. All tisement is specifically limited to those purposes in stressed. personnel now on duty who, at the effec­ cases which do not involve acute inflam­ (5) A good knowledge of a wide range tive date of these regulations, have matory processes; and which advertise­ of literature, and the ability to fit book passed the foregoing prescribed age of ments (4) fail to reveal clearly, conspicu­ to reader is desired, but not required as severance will be separated from the ously and unequivocally that said device a minimum requirement. service. Personnel now on duty whose or apparatus is not safe to use unless and (6) Age at selection—(i) Minimum. qualifications are less than the minimum until a competent medical authority has Must have reached 25th birthday. qualifications required by these regula­ determined as a result of diagnosis that (ii) Maximum. Must not have reached tions may be separated from the service the use of diathermy is indicated and 40th birthday. at the discretion of the commanding has prescribed the frequency and rate (7) Sex. Female. general of the service command. [Par. of application of such diathermy treat­ (c) Director of service club. (1) 181 ments, and the user has been thoroughly United States citizenship. § 57.14 Quarters, (a) Where guest and adequately instructed by a trained (2) Graduate of a college or a uni­ houses exist, quarters for the hostesses technician in the use of such diathermy versity of recognized standing. and librarians other than service com­ device or apparatus; prohibited. (Sec. (3) At least 5 years’ experience in mand librarians will, where practicable, 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 adult group and mass recreational ac­ be provided therein. Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Ceasé tivities, 2 years of which in an executive (b) Quarters for hostesses and libra­ and desist order, The May Department or managerial capacity. rians will conform to War Department Stores Company, et al., Docket 4683, (4) Experience in nursing, business regulations. October 20, 1942] administration, dramatics, music, social (c) No quarters or accommodations In the Matter of the May Department and welfare work will be considered an will be available for dependents of host­ Stores Company, a Corporation, Phy­ asset but are not required as a minimum esses and librarians. [Par. 19] sicians Electric Service Corporation, a requirement. [seal] J. A. Ulio, Corporation, and Soloman E. Mendel­ (5) Age at selection—(i) Minimum. ' The Adjutant General. sohn, Individually and as an Officer of Must have reached 30th birthday. Physicians Electric Service Corpora­ (ii) Maximum. Must not have passed [F. R. Doc. 42-10787; Filed, October 24, 1942; tion 45th birthday. 11:48 a. m.] (6) Sex. Female. At a regular session of the Federal (d) Recreational and social hostess. Trade Commission, held at its office in (1) United States citizenship. the City of Washington, D. C., on the (2) Graduate of a college or univer­ TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES 20th day of October, A. D. 1942. sity of recognized standing. This proceeding having been heard by (3) At least 3 years’ experience in Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission the Federal Trade Commission upon the planning and directing social and recre­ [Docket No. 4683] complaint of the Commission and the ational activities in or with educational, answer of respondents Physicians Elec­ recreational, or similar organizations. P art 3— D igest op Cease and D esist tric Service Corporation, a corporation, (4) Preference will be given to those O rders and Soloman E. Mendelsohn, individu­ ally, and as an officer of Physicians Elec­ with training in recreation, either as MAY DEPARTMENT STORES CO., ET AL. an undergraduate or in a recognized tric Service Corporation, in which answer graduate school. § 3.6 (t) Advertising falsely or mis­ these respondents admit all the material (5) Skill in handling group and mass leadingly—Qualities or properties of allegations of fact set forth in said com­ recreational activities. product or service: § 3.6 (x) Advertising plaint and state that they waive all in­ (6) Experience in business adminis­ falsely or misleadingly—Results. § 3.6 tervening procedure and further hear­ tration and in a wide variety of recrea­ (y) Advertising falsely or mislead­ ing as to the facts; and a stipulation as tional activities is desirable but not re­ ingly—Safety: § 3.71 (e) Neglecting, to the facts entered into upon the record quired as a minimum requirement. unfairly or deceptively, to make material between counsel for the Commission and (7) Age at selection—(i) Minimum. disclosure—Safety. In connection with counsellor respondent The May Depart­ Must have reached 25th birthday. offer, etc., of “Pescor Shortwavatherm” ment Stores Company, a corporation, (ii) Maximum. Must not have passed short-wave diathermic, or other similar which provides, among other things, that 40th birthday. device or apparatus, on the part of re­ without further evidence or other inter­ (8) Sex. Female. spondent Physicians Electric Service Cor­ vening procedure the Commission may (e) Cafeteria hostess. (1) United poration and respondent Soloman E. issue and serve upon said respondent States citizenship. Mendelsohn, makers and sellers thereof, findings as to the facts and conclusion (2) Graduate of a recognized college and on the part of respondent The May based thereon and an order disposing of of home economics or from a recognized Department Stores Company, and on the the proceeding; and the Commission college with further home economics part of their respective officers, repre­ having made its findings as to the facts training. sentatives, etc., disseminating, etc., any and conclusion that said respondents (3) Three years’ experience in the advertisements by means of the United have violated the provisions of the Fed­ management and operation of a cafe­ States mails, or in commerce, or by any eral Trade Commission Act: teria, or analogous work in an institu­ means, to induce, etc., directly or in­ It is ordered, That the respondents tion, camp, or hotel. directly, purchase in commerce, etc., of Physicians Electric Service Corporation, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8631 a corporation, its officers, and Soloman wavatherm, or any other device, or ap­ TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES E. Mendelsohn, individually and as an paratus of substantially similar char­ officer of said corporation, and said re­ acter, whether sold under the same name Chapter III—Bituminous Coal Division spondents’ representatives, agents and or any other name, do forthwith cease [Docket No. A-1636] employees, directly or through any corpo­ and desist from directly or indirectly rate or other device, in connection with disseminating or causing to be dis­ P art 321— M inim um P rice S chedule, the offering for sale, sale or distribution seminated by means of the United States D istrict N o. 1 of their short-wave diathermic device mails or by any means in commerce, as known as Pescor Shortwavatherm, or “commerce” is defined in the Federal ORDER GRANTING RELIEF, ETC. any other device or apparatus of sub­ Trade Commission Act, any advertise­ Order granting temporary relief and stantially similar character, whether ment concerning the device or apparatus conditionally providing for final relief in sold under the same name or under any designated Pescor Shortwavatherm; and the matter of the petition of District other name, do forthwith cease and de­ from disseminating or causing to be dis­ Board No. 1 for the establishment of price sist from directly or indirectly dissemi­ seminated any advertisement by any nating of causing to be disseminated any means for the purpose of inducing or classifications and minimum prices for advertisement by means of the United which is likely to induce, directly or in­ ;he coals of certain mines in District No. 1, States mails or by any means in com­ directly, the purchase in commerce, as An original petition, pursuant to section merce, as “commerce” is defined in the "commerce” is defined in the Federal 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of Federal Trade Commission Act, concern­ Trade Commission Act, of the device or 1937, having been duly filed with this Di­ ing the device or apparatus designated apparatus designated Pescor Shortwava­ vision by the above-named party, request­ Pescor Shortwavatherm; and from dis­ therm, which advertisement: ing the establishment, both temporary seminating or causing to be disseminated 1. Represents, directly or through in­ and permanent, of price classifications any advertisement by any means for the ference, that such device or apparatus is and minimum prices for the coals of cer­ purpose of inducing or which is likely to safe or harmless. tain mines in District No. 1; and induce, directly or indirectly, the pur­ 2. Represents, directly or through in­ chase in commerce, as “commerce,” is de­ It appearing that a reasonable show­ ference, that said device is a scientific, ing of necessity has been made for the fined in the Federal Trade Commission safe and harmless means and method to Act, of the device or apparatus desig­ be used by the unskilled lay public for granting of temporary relief in the man­ nated Pescor Shortwavatherm, which the treatment, relief or cure of self- ner hereinafter set forth; and advertisement: diagnosed diseases and ailments of the No petitions of intervention having 1. Represents, directly or through in­ human body or for the alleviation of pain been filed with the Division in the above- ference, that said device or apparatus is resulting therefrom. entitled matter; and safe or harmless. 3. Represents, directly or through in­ The following action being deemed nec­ 2. Represents, directly or* through in­ ference, that said device constitutes a essary in order to effectuate the purposes ference, that said device is a scientific, competent or effective treatment for ar­ of the Act; safe and harmless means and method to thritis, sinus infection, lumbago, bron­ It is ordered, That, pending final dis­ be used by the unskilled lay public for chitis, laryngitis, head colds, or rheuma­ position of the above-entitled matter, the treatment, relief or cure of self-diag-^. tism, or for the alleviation of pain result­ nosed diseases and ailments of the hu­ temporary relief is granted as follows: ing therefrom, or for any other ailment Commencing forthwith, § 321.7 (Alpha­ man body or for the alleviation of pain or condition of the human body, unless resulting therefrom. such advertisement is specifically limited betical list of code members) is amended 3. Represents, directly or through in- to those cases which do not involve by adding thereto Supplement R-I and fèrénce, that said device constitutes a acute inflammatory processes. R-II, and § 321.24 (General prices) is compétent .or effective treatment for 4. Fails to reveal clearly, conspicuously amended by adding thereto Supplement rhèumatism, arthritis, neuritis, bursitis, and unequivocally that said device or ap­ T, which supplements are hereinafter lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, sinus paratus is not safe to use unless and until set forth and hereby made a part hereof; trouble, head colds, painful menstruation a competent medical authority has and commencing forthwith, the Shipping or female troubles, or for the alleviation determined as a result of diagnosis that Points appearing in the aforesaid Sup­ of pain resulting therefrom, or for any the use of diathermy is indicated and has plement R-II for the coals of Mine In­ other ailment or condition of the human prescribed the frequency and rate of ap­ body, unless such advertisement is spe­ dex Nos. 229, 630, 765, 809, 919 and 951, plication of such diathermy treatments, shall be as therein shown instead of the cifically limited to those cases which do and the user has been thoroughly and not involve acute inflammatory proc­ adequately instructed by a trained tech­ Shipping Points heretofore applicable for esses. ' nician in the use of such diathermy de­ these mines. 4. Fails to revail clearly, conspicuously vice or apparatus. It is further ordered, That pleadings and unequivocally that said device or It is further ordered, That the respond­ in opposition to the original petition in apparatus is not safe to use unless and ents shall, within ten (10) days after the above-entitled matter and applica­ until a competent medical authority has service upon them of this order, file with tions to stay, terminate or modify the determined as a result of diagnosis that the Commission an interim report in temporary relief herein granted may be the use of diathermy is indicated and writing stating whether they intend to filed with the Division within forty-five has prescribed the frequency and rate comply with this order, and, if so, the (45) days from the date of this Order, of application of such diathermy treat­ manner and form in which they intend pursuant to the Rules and Regulations ments, and the user has been thoroughly to comply; and that within sixty (60) and adequately instructed by a trained Governing Practice and Procedure before days after service upon them of this order the Bituminous Coal Division in Proceed­ technician in the use of such diathermy said respondents shall file with the Com­ device or apparatus. ings Instituted Pursuant to section 4 n mission a report in writing setting forth (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. It is further ordered, That respondent in detail the manner and form in which The May Department Stores Company, It is further ordered, That the relief they have complied with this order. herein granted shall become final sixty a corporation, its officers, representa­ By the Commission. tives, agents and employees, directly or (60) days from the date of this Order, through any corporate or other device, [seal] O tis B. J ohnson, unless it shall otherwise be ordered. in connection with the offering for sale, . Secretary. Dated: September 30, 1942. sale or distribution of said device or F[. R. Doc. 42-10831; Filed, October 26, 1942; [seal] D an H. W heeler, apparatus designated as Pescor Short- 11:22 a. m.] Director. T emporary and Conditionally F inal E ffective M inim um P rices for D istrict N o. 1 FOR TRUCK SHIPMENTS 00 co Note: The material contained in these supplements is to be read in the light of the § 321.24 General prices—Supplement T to classifications, prices, instructions, exceptions and other provisions contained in Part 321, Minimum Price Schedule for District No. 1 and supplements thereto. [Prices in cents per net ton for shipment into all market areas]

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Code member index Mine z County Seam fied R/M ©M double screened top size 2" and top size 2", and *C4§ over under 94" 94" and under, I Runmine of modi­ andunder,slack 2" All lump coal, .s Double screened, Code member Mine name Seam Shipping point Railroad 1 2 3 4 •fi a £ ♦ GQd 1 2 3 4 8

group No. i Mineindex No. Subdistrict No. Freight origin Brookwood Shaft, Inc., c/o 3762 Brookwood Shaft 21 Clearfield... O...... 245 220 220 210 200 William O. Gulbranson. #2. ■S3 3762 Brookwood Shaft, Inc., Brookwood Shaft #2 21 C Osceola Mills, P R R -. 45 F F FF F Brookwood Shaft, Inc., c/o 3763 Brookwood Shaft 21 Clearfield__ A ...... 235 210 210 200 190 M c/o William O. Gul- Pa. William O. Gulbranson. #3. branson. 6 Jefferson___ D ...... ff) 225 ft) it) Ö 3763 3759 Connolly #2____... (t) Brookwood Shaft, Inc., Brookwood Shaft #3 21 A Osceola Mills, P R R ... 45 HH H HH Copenhaver, S. A. & W. R. 3756 Copenhaver #3____ 5 Jefferson___ E ____ «) (t) 215 ft) ft) M c/o William O. Gul- Pa. branson. Cowan (S. A. Copen­ Pi 1169 Butlin Coal Co. (Thomas haver). > Teaberry______8 D Philipsburg, P R E .. 45 (t) (t) E (t) (t) 3757 8 Clearfield... C ...... ft) $ 220 1 fp (t) Butlin). Pa. 3758 8 Clearfield__ C ...... ft) to 225 (t) ft) r 2623 Chest Creek C o a l Com­ Miller Run #8____ 17 B Hastings, Pa.. PRR.. 50 (t) (t) C (t) (t) 3760 36 Somerset___ D ...... (t) © 225 ft) ft) pany (Elizabeth Y. Ra­ 30 Cambria___ D ...... iß 210 ft) Pi domsky). Stineman Coal Mining C o.. 3761 (t) it) White, Paul S . . ______£. 3771 W h ite ...... 22 Armstrong.. P g h ... (t) (t) 220 ft) ft) w 3759 Connolly,. John_____ 6 D B&O 112 E (t) (t) (t) (t) © 3756 Copenhaver, S. A. & W. Copenhaver #3____ 5 E MoGareys, Pa. P&S... 119 (t) (t) G (t) (t) R. Cowan (S. A. Copen­ haver). flndicates no classification effective for this size group. in 3757 Mulson, Joseph E ______Bertha #1______8 0 Philipsburg, P R R .. 45 October 28, 1«*2; 2:47p. m-.] M 3758 Mulson, Joseph E ______Bertha #2...... 8 C Philipsburg, P R R .. 45 (t) (t) E (t) (t) Pa. Pi 3760 Ringler, Harry H ...... 36 D Friedens, P a .. B&O... 100 (t) it) E (t> (t) 3761 Stineman Coal Mining Co. Stineman #3______30 D South Fork, PRR.. 49 ft) ft) H (t> (t) Pa. « 2722 Summit Coal Mining Summit #6-...... 12 E Juneau, Pa.... B&O... 112 (t) (t) G (t) (t) claims, and the distribution to the bene­ S Company (Roy H. TITLE 31—MONEY AND FINANCE: a. Friel). TREASURY ficiaries, may be effected only pursuant to a 3210 Summit C o a l Mining Summit #7...... 12 E Juneau, Pa__ B&O... 112 (t) (t) G (t) (t) Company (Roy H. license. As used herein, the term sc Friel). Chapter I—Monetary Offices, Department “blocked estate” shall have the meaning of the Treasury , prescribed in General License No. 30A. ©« flndicates no classification effective for this size group. [Pub. CIrc. 20] (3) Attention is directed to the fact that in instances where the decedent was © §321.7 Alphabetical list of code members—Supplement R-H O'« P arts 130 and 131—Appendix not a national of a blocked country, ox "1 F Alphabetical listing of code members having railway loading facilities, showing price classifications by size group was a United States citizen and a na­ numbers] ADMINISTRATION OF BLOCKED ESTATES tional of a blocked country solely by

O ctober 23, 1942. reason erf his presence in a blocked coun­ try as a result of his employment by or Under Executive Order 8389, as H*.«© amended, Executive Order 919&, sections service with the United States Govern­ IS9 Code member Mine name Seam Shipping point Railroad 1 2 3 4 5 3 (a) and 5 (b) of the Trading with the ment, or whenever the gross value of the group No. enemy Act, as amended by the First War assets within the United States does not Subdistrict No. Freight origin Powers Act, 1941, relating to foreign exceed $5,000, such general license au­ funds control.1 thorizes the complete administration of Heeter, Jesse W., J r._____ Richland Coal 33 C' Windber, P a.. P R R .. 49 (t) (t) E (t) (t) (1) Reference is made to General Li­ a blocked estate. This includes the ap­ Company. pointment and qualification of a personal 765 Pile, R. M ...... Pile...... 37 D Coleman, P a.. B&O. 100 it) it) B (t) it) cense No. 30A relative to the administra­ 951 Pile, R. M ...... Pile # 2 ...... 37 D Coleman, Pa. B & O . 100 (t) (t) B (t) it) tion of estates of decedents. representative, the collection and liquida­ 919 Radomsky, Peter...... ___ Bailey #4______8 D&E Munson, Pa. NYC.. 44 D D D D 1) tion of assets, the payment of debts and 229 Stineman Coal & Coke Ingleside #5______32 B Riverside. Pa. J& S C . 48 E (t) E E E (2) All transactions incident to the ad­ Company, c/o Thomas ministration of a blocked estate, includ­ claims, and the distribution of the re­ E. Wynne. maining assets to the persons entitled Stineman Coal & Coke Stineman #10___... 32 O' Riverside, Pa. J& S C . 48 (t) (t) D (t) (t) ing the appointment and qualification of Company, c/o Thomas a personal representative, the collection thereto. Property distributable to na­ E. Wynne. and liquidation of assets, the payment of tionals of blocked countries must be dis­ tributed in accordance with the provi­ (t) Indicates no classification effective for this size group. xThis public circular affects Parts 130 and sions of such general license. N o te.—The above prices are applicable only via the respective Freight Origin Groups, Shipping points, and Rail­ (4) In instances where the decedent roads shown for the respective mines. Freight Origin Groups, Shipping points, and Railroads previously assigned 131 and will be Included in the appendices to to these mines are no longer applicable. tbose parts. was a national of a blocked country FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8633

father than a United States citizen who (Sec. 5

(Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714, Public Law 75, 77th such Manila cordage, but shall not in­ imating the respective calendar periods Cong., Public Law 638, 77th Cong.; Order clude an importer. mentioned in this paragraph. No. 3, Delegations of Authority Nos. 25 (8) “Basic monthly poundage” with (3) Any cordage processor shall, not­ and 26, 7 F.R. 4951.) respect to any cordage processor shall be withstanding the limitations of para­ A. N. Ziegler, the average number of pounds per month graphs (d) (2) and (e) (1), and in addi­ Acting Chief, Export Control Branch, of Manila cordage sold by such processor tion to any action permitted thereunder: Office of Exports. during the period January 1, 1939, to (1) Process into Manila cordage any O ctober 22,1942. December 31, 1939. (9) “Import” means to transport in Manila fiber furnished to the said cord­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10786; Filed, October 24, 1942; any manner into the continental United age processor by the Army or Navy of 11:41 a. m.] States from any foreign country or from the United States, the United States Maritime Commission, or the War Ship­ any territory or possession of the United ping Administration or its operating or States, including the Philippine Islands. general agents, and sell and deliver such It includes shipments into a free port, cordage to, or for the account of, the Chapter IX—War Production Board free zone or bonded custody of the United agencies furnishing the fiber. Subchapter B—Director General for Operations States Bureau of Customs (bonded ware­ house) in the continental United States, (ii) Process into Manila cordage such P art 977—M anila F iber and M anila and shipments in bond into the conti­ additional amounts of Manila -fiber and Cordage nental United States for transshipment sell and deliver such additional amounts [General Preference Order M-36, as Amended to Canada, Mexico or any foreign coun­ of Manila cordage as may from time to October 23, 1942] try. time be determined by the Director Gen­ eral for Operations to be necessary in the Section 977.1 General Preference Or­ (c) Restrictions on deliveries of Ma­ public interest and to promote the na­ der M-36 is hereby amended to read as nila fiber. No person shall hereafter tional defense. follows: make or accept delivery of any Manila fiber unless specifically authorized by the (e) Restrictions on sales and deliver­ § 977.1 General Preference Order Director General for Operations: Pro­ ies of Manila cordage. (1) (i) No cord­ M-36—(a) Applicability of priorities vided, however, That deliveries of Manila age processor shall sell or deliver more regulations. This order and all transac­ fiber may be made: Manila cordage during the period from tions affected thereby are subject to the March 2, 1942, to January 1, 1943, than provisions of priorities regulations of the (1) By and to the Navy of the United an amount thereof ^qual to five times War Production Board, as amended from States. his basic monthly poundage, and, in each time to time. (2) By and to the Defense Supplies month thereafter, no cordage processor (b) Definitions. For the purposes of Corporation. shall sell or deliver more Manila cordage this order: (3) By and to persons importing or than 411/2 percent of his basic monthly (1) “Manila fiber” means fiber which is otherwise handling Manila fiber in ac­ poundage: Provided, however, That any commonly known in the trade by this cordance with written instructions from cordage processor keeping his books on a term and also known as abaca or Manila the Navy of the United States or from weekly basis shall apply the said per­ hemp (either stripped or decorticated), Defense Supplies Corporation, prpvided centage to the weekly periods of process­ Sumatra abaca and Panama abaca. Ex­ that such Manila fiber is to be delivered, ing most nearly approximating the re­ cept as provided in paragraph (d) (1), either processed or unprocessed, directly, spective calendar periods mentioned in Manila fiber does not mean the fiber or through one or more other persons, to this paragraph. grades of T, O, W, or Y, as established by the Navy of the United States or to De­ (ii) There is excepted from the provi­ the Insular Government of the Philippine fense Supplies Corporation. sions of paragraph (e) (1) (i) any Manila Islands. (4) By importers to cordage processors cordage manufactured on defense order (2) “Manila cordage” means cables of Manila fiber rejected by the Navy of pursuant to paragraph (e) (3) (i) of and ropes fs inch in diameter and the United States or Defense Supplies Amendments Noi 3, issued February 20, larger, and twines used for fishing nets, Corporation as unfit for their use. 1942, and in the possession of a cordage in which Manila fiber either alone or in (5) By cordage processors to cordage processor and ready for delivery on combination with other materials is used, processors of Manila fiber which at .the March 2, 1942, provided failure to make but does not include Manila cordage sold time of any such delivery had been pre­ such delivery prior to March 2, 1942, did or delivered for its scrap value. viously imported into the United States. not result from circumstances under the (3) “Class A cordage” means Manila (d) Restrictions on processing of Ma­ control of such cordage .processor. cordage which contains such a combina­ nila fiber. (1) No person shall begin the (2) In addition to the limitations in tion of grades of Manila fiber as will at processing of any Manila fiber, including paragraphs (e) (1) and (e) (3) no cordage least equal the fiber quality requirements the fiber of grades T, O, W, or Y, as processor or dealer shall sell or deliver of Federal Specification T-R-601a. established by the Insular Government any Manila cordage and no person shall (4) “Class B cordage” means Manila of the Philippine Islands, except for the purchase or accept delivery of any Ma­ cordage which contains such a combina­ purpose of manufacturing Class A or nila cordage except to fill the following: tion of grades of Manila fiber as will give Class B cordage for sale or delivery to (i) Orders for Manila cordage for de­ a Becker value not in excess of thirty- fulfill the orders hereafter specified in livery to vor for the account of the Army nine, such Becker value to be determined paragraph (e) (2), or such cordage as or Navy of the United States, the United according to the methods set forth in Said may be required to meet the specifica­ States Maritime Commission, or the War Federal Specification T-R-601a. tions of orders of the Army or Navy of the Shipping Administration or its operating (5) “Cordage processor” means any United States, the United States Mari­ or general agents, or for physical incor­ person other than the Navy of the United time Commission, or the War Shipping poration in other products ta be deliv­ States who spins, twists, weaves or other­ Administration or its operating or gen­ ered to or for the account of the Army or wise uses Manila fiber in the production eral agents. Navy of the United States, the United of Manila cordage. (2) No cordage processor shall put into States Maritime Commission, cr the War (6) “Processing” means any use of process more Manila fiber during the Shipping Administration or its general Manila fiber for the manufacture of any period from March 2, 1942, to January 1, or operating agents. Every such pur­ other article or commodity into which the 1943, than an amount thereof equal to chase order for physical incorporation Manila fiber goes or of which it becomes 4.7 times his basic monthly poundage, into products to be delivered to or for a part. and, in each month thereafter, no cord­ the ^account of the foregoing named age processor shall put into process agencies shall be accompanied by a cer­ (7) “Dealer” means any person who more Manila fiber than 37 percent of his tificate in substantially the following procures Manila cordage for storage or basic monthly poundage: Provided, how­ form: for sale, and includes selling agents, and ever, That any cordage processor keep­ The undersigned hereby represents to his other commerciallly recognized agents ing his books on a weekly basis shall ap­ vendor and to the War Production Board that acting for their own account or for ply the said percentage to the weekly the Manila cordage covered by the annexed others, whether or not acquiring title to period of processing most nearly approx­ purchase order is for physical incorpora- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8635 tion Into the products to be delivered to cordage if the amount of the Manila (i) Manila lariat rope, cordage held or under control of such (ii) Manila yacht lariat rope, (Here insert name of one of the foregoing person exceeds one and one half months’ named agencies) J pursuant to contract N o.______supply for such person; and no person, (iii) Manila transmission rope, other than those hereinabove excepted, (iv) Manila 'left laid spinning lines, Name of purchaser shall have outstanding at any one time not including cordage of cable construc­ D a te__ orders for future deliveries of Manila tion suitable for use as drilling cables By cordage in an amount greater than even though such products may have Authorized person one month’s supply for such person. been purchased or sold for spinning (ii) Purchase orders for the following “Supply” as used in this paragraph lines. categories and uses: means the average monthly amount of (2) Any sales and/or deliveries by any (a) Purse lines for use in commercial Manila cordage withdrawn from the In­ cordage processor or dealer of Manila fishing; ventory of such person, which has been cordage which on December 19,1941, was (b) Lines not less than 4% inches in resold or put into actual use by such per­ " in the form of cut lengths of less than circumference used exclusively in towage son, in the three calendar months im­ 200 feet. or by ocean-going vessels engaged in the mediately preceding the calendar month (3) Any stock of Manila cordage which carriage of cargo and passengers as com­ in which said order is placed or delivery contains no Manila fiber of the following mon carriers; is accepted, or in the three calendar grades—AB Davao or non-Davao, 1 Da­ (c) Manila drilling cables for use in months of the previous year which imme­ vao, JI Davao, G. Davao,—S2 Davao, and drilling oil wells, gas wells, and mines; diately follow the calendar month of that which is so processed that the Manila (d) Manila torpedo lines for use in year corresponding with the month in fiber therein contained is combined or handling explosives; which said order is placed or delivery is mixed with at least an equal amount of (e) Manila shot lines; accepted, whichever shall be the higher: fiber other than Manila fiber, in the (/) Life boat falls for use on ocean, Provided, however, No person shall be hands of a dealer or cordage processor, coastal or Great Lakes vessels of one entitled to count as withdrawn from in­ or in transit on February 20, 1942, or thousand tons or over. ventory and resold or put into actual made from Manila fiber actually placed (iii) Purchase orders for Manila cord­ use, for thC purpose of calculating on machines by a cordage processor on age: his permitted supply, any lots of Manila or prior to December 19, 1941. (а) Carrying a preference rating of cordage purchased expressly for and re­ (4) Any Manila cordage imported in­ A-l-j or higher, evidenced by a prefer­ sold or delivered to the Army or Navy of to the United States on or after July 4, ence rating certificate, or the United States, the United States 1942, and which has been offered for sale (б) For use on vessels engaged in the Maritime Commission, the Defense Sup­ to, and rejected in writing by, any two carriage of cargo, as common carriers of plies Corporation, or the Metals Reserve of the following: passengers, in towage, in lighterage or Company, but every such person shall be (i) The Army of the United States, in fishing for commercial fish markets entitled to include in the said calcula­ (ii) The Navy of the United States, or canneries, for use in hoisting for the tion as withdrawn from inventory and re­ (iii) The United States Maritime loading or discharge of cargo of such sold or put into actual use any lots of Commission, or vessels, and for uses of shipbuilding: Manila cordage sold to any of the fore­ (iv) The War Shipping Administra­ Provided, however, That the Manila fiber going from his general supply-ef Manila tion or its operating or general agents. for the manufacture of cordage covered cordage where such lots, or their equiva­ (5) Delivery by or to any person hav­ by the purchase order of the type speci­ lent, were not purchased by him ex­ ing temporary- custody of Manila cordage fied in this paragraph (e) (2) (iii) (a) pressly for such resale: And provided or Manila fiber solely for the purposes of shall have been put into process by a further, That nothing herein contained transportation or the public warehousing cordage processor on or before Septem­ shall prohibit the importation of, or re­ thereof. ber 14,1942: And provided further, That strict the inventory of, imported Manila (h) Appeal. Any person affected by Manila fiber for the manufacture of cordage which may be held by any dealer this order who considers that compli­ cordage covered by purchase orders of for whose account such Manila cordage ance therewith would work an excep­ the categories specified in paragraph (e) was imported. tional and unreasonable hardship upon (2) (iii) (b) shall have been put into (f) Control of stocks of Manila fiber. him, or that it would result in a degree process by a cordage processor on or. be­ Control is hereby taken of the distribu­ of unemployment which would be unrea­ fore July 4, 1942. tion and use of Manila fiber. Any Man­ sonably disproportionate compared with (iv) Orders placed by Defense Sup­ ila fiber at any time hereafter in the the amount of Manila fiber conserved, or plies Corporation or Metals Reserve inventory of any person shall be sold that compliance with this order would Company: Provided, however, That no and delivered by such person if and as -disrupt or impair a program of conver­ cordage processor or dealer shall deliver specifically directed in any order of the sion for nondefense work to defense work, any Manila cordage upon any order Director General for Operations which may appeal to the Director General for placed with him pursuant to paragraph may be issued whenever the Director Operations by letter or telegram Ref: (e) (2) (ii) or (e) (2) (iii) (b), unless General for Operations shall determine M-36, setting forth the pertinent facts and until such processor or dealer shall that a shortage of any particular grade and the reason he considers he is en­ have first received from the person plac­ of Manila fiber for defense, or for pri­ titled to relief, or upon such form or ing such order a certificate signed on vate account and for export, renders it forms as may hereafter be prescribed. behalf of such person by a duly author­ necessary or appropriate so to allocate The Director General for Operations may ized individual in substantially the fol­ such Manila fiber in the public interest thereupon take such action as he deems lowing form: or to promote the national defense by so appropriate. Applications for specific directing its sale and delivery by such exceptions from the limitations of para­ The undersigned hereby represents that graph (e) (3) should be made in writing the Manila cordage covered by this order will person. Any such sale shall be made at be used by the undersigned only for the the established prices and terms of sale by the person desiring to use the cordage. uses specified in paragraph (e) (2) of Gen­ and payment therefor. No person shall (i) Reports. Every importer of Manila eral Preference Order M-36, as amended, with dispose of or use Manila fiber in any fiber or Manila cordage and every proc­ the terms of which the undersigned is manner inconsistent with any such essor of Manila fiber shall file with the familiar. order. U. S. Tariff Commission, -acting for the (g) Exclusions from this order. The War Production Board, not later than (3) No person, other than the Army or the tenth day of the following month, a Navy of the United States, the United terms and provisions of this order shall report on form PD-128 and/or PD-129, States Maritime Commission, the War not apply to: and all persons affected by this order Shipping Administration or its operating (1) Sales and/or deliveries by any shall file with the War Production Board or general agents, the Defense Supplies cordage processor or dealer of Manila such reports as may from time to time Corporation, the Metals Reserve Com­ cordage of any class from stocks on hand be required by said Board. pany or an importer, shall hereafter or in process as of February 20, 1942, of (j) Records. All persons affected by order or accept delivery of any Manila the following types: this order shall keep and preserve for not less than two (2) years accurate and 8636 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 complete records concerning inventories, Warrick in the State of Indiana: Pro­ the applicable provisions of paragraph production, sales and other transactions vided, That: (b) (1) (ii).) pursuant to this order, and shall from (1) As to any such oil well which is (iii) All separate property interests in time to time, upon request, submit all drilled or completed at a depth of not tlÆ proposed drilling unit shall have been records required to be kept by this order more than 2,500 feet: consolidated prior to the actual com­ to audit and inspection by duly author­ (1) Such well is drilled within 30 feet mencement of operations at the desig­ ized representatives of the War Produc­ of the center of a drilling unit consisting nated drilling location of such well; tion Board. of a quarter of a quarter-quarter section (iv) Such well is drilled within 30 feet (k) Violations. Any person who wil­ upon which quarter no drilling or pro­ of the center of a quarter of a quarter- fully violates any provision of this order, ducible well other than such well is or quarter section; or who, in connection with this order, is to be located: Provided, That, where (v) Where other wells “spudded” in wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ any other well has been located either the field subsequent to December 23, nishes false information to any depart­ approximately in the center of a quarter- 1941, and in conformity with the provi­ ment or agency of the United States is quarter section (attributable solely to sions of Conservation Order M-68 (as guilty of a crime, and upon conviction such well) or in the center of half of a amended from time to time) have been may be punished by fine or imprison­ quarter-quarter section (attributable located approximately in the centers of ment. In addition, any such person solely to such well), such other well shall corresponding quarters of quarter-quar­ may be prohibited from making or ob­ be deemed to have been drilled on an ter sections, shch well is drilled with re­ taining further deliveries of, or from adjacent quarter of a quarter-quarter spect to the quarter-quarter section upon processing or using, material under prior­ section; and which it is located either at a location ity control and may be deprived of pri­ (ii) The proposed drilling unit upon which conforms to the location of such orities assistance. which such well is or is to be located con­ other wells or within 30 feet of the center (l) Communications to the War Pro­ sists entirely of acreage which is not at­ of the quarter of a quarter-quarter sec­ duction Board. All reports to be filed, tributable to any drilling or producible tion which is diagonally opposite such appeals and other communications con­ well (located within the same lease or corresponding quarter of a quarter- cerning this order, unless otherwise property) other than such well; (The quarter section; stated, shall be addressed to the War acreage attributable to any well (vi) Where other wells “spudded” in Production Board, Textile, Clothing and “spudded” subsequent to December 23, the field subsequent to December 23, Leather Branch, Washington, D. C., Ref­ 1941, which offsets such well and is 1941, and in conformity with the provi­ erence M-36. drilled to a depth of not more than 2,500 sions of Conservation Order M-68 (as feet, shall be the quarter of a quarter- amended from time to time) have been (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 P.R. 6680; quarter section upon which such offset located approximately in the centers of W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 well is located. The acreage attributable corresponding halves (north, south, east, P.R. 329; E.O, 9040 7 F.R. 527; É.O. to any well “spudded” subsequent to De­ or west halves) of quarter-quarter sec­ 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law cember 23, 1941, which offsets such well tions, any such well, other than the first 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. and is drilled to a depth of more than well spudded in such field subsequent to Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) 2,500 feet, shall be the one-half of a the issuance of this supplementary or­ Issued this 23d day of October 1942. quarter-quarter section (north, south, der, is drilled at least 725 feet from any east, or west halves) upon which such drilling or producible well which is or is ' Ernest K anzler, offset well is located. The acreage at­ to be drilled to a depth of more than 2,500 Director General for Operations. tributable to any well “spudded” on or feet; and [P. R. Doc. 42-10745; Filed, October 23, 1942; before December 23, 1941, which offsets (a) Such well shall bear the same 12:28 p. m.J such well, shall be determined by assign­ geographic relationship to the quarter- ing to such offset well an acreage equiva­ quarter section upon which it is located lent to that in the existing well density as such first well bears to the quarter- or drilling pattern contiguous to such quarter section upon which such first P art 1047—P etroleum M aterial Con­ offset well.) well is located, or servation , '(iii) All separate property interests in (b) Such well shall be drilled on the [Supplementary Order M-68-5,"as Amended the proposed drilling unit shall have been quarter of a quarter-quarter section di­ October 23, 1942] consolidated prior to the actual com­ agonally opposite the quarter of a quar­ mencement of operations at the desig­ ter-quarter section on which such geo­ General exception authorized by para­ nated drilling location of such well; graphic relationship can be attained. graph (c) (10) of Conservation Order (iv) Such well is drilled at least 330 (vii) Where paragraphs (b) (2) (v) M-68, as amended. feet from any lease line, property line, and (b) (2) (vi) are not applicable, any Section 1047.10 Supplementary Or­ or subdivision line which separates un­ such well, other than the first well der M-68-5 is hereby amended to read consolidated property interests; and “spudded” in such field subsequent to as follows: (v) The tubing and casing (other than the issuance of this supplementary or­ § 1047.10 Supplementary Order M- the “surface pipe”) required to drill, com­ der, shall bear either the same geo­ 68-5—(a) Definitions. The definitions plete, or provide additions to such well graphic relationship to the quarter- of Conservation Order M-68, as amended is on hand or is obtained without the quarter section upon which it is located from time to time, shall apply in this use of priorities assistance. as such first well bears to the quarter- order. (1) “Quarter of a quarter-quar­ (2) As to any such oil well which is quarter section upon which such first ter section” means the northeast, north­ drilled or completed at a depth of more well is located, or such well shall be west, southeast, or southwest one-quar­ than 2,500 feet: drilled on the quarter of a quarter- ter of a quarter-quarter section: Pro­ (i) Such well is drilled on a drilling quarter section diagonally opposite the vided, That such quarter of a quarter- unit of not less than one-half of a quar­ quarter of a quarter-quarter section on quarter section is approximately square. ter-quarter section (north, south, east, or which such geographic relationship can ib) Oil wells drilled in the State of -west halves) upon which no drilling or be attained. Illinois and a portion of the State of producible well other than such well is or (viii) Such well is drilled at least 330 Indiana. The provisions of paragraph is to be located; feet from any lease line, property line or (b) of Conservation Order M-68, as (ii) The proposed drilling unit upon subdivision line which separates uncon­ amended, shall not apply where material which such well is or is to be located con­ solidated property interests; and is to be used to drill or complete (or pro­ sists entirely of acreage which is not at­ (ix) The tubing and casing (other vide additions to) any oil well which is tributable to any drilling or producible than the “surface pipe”) required to drill, drilled to any sand formation in the well (located witfrin the same lease or complete, or provide additions to such State of Illinois, or in the Counties of property) other than such well; (The well is on hand or is obtained without Clay, Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Greene, acreage attributable to any drilling or the use of priorities assistance. Knox, Martin, Perry, Pike, Posey, Spen­ producible well which offsets such well (c) Oil wells drilled in a portion of cer, Sullivan, Vanderburgh, Vigo, or shall be determined in accordance with the State of Kentucky. The provisions FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8637

of paragraph (b) .of Conservation Order (iii) All separate property interests in P ar^ 1052—K itchen, H ousehold and M-68, as amended, shall not apply where the proposed drilling unit shall have Other M iscellaneous Articles material is to be used to drill or com­ been consolidated prior to the actual [Supplementary Limitation Order L-30-c] plete (or provide additions to) any oil commencement of operations at the well which is drilled to any sand forma­ designated drilling location of such well; . CAST IRON WARE tion in the Counties of Breckinridge, (iv) Such well is drilled at least 900 § 1052.4 Supplementary Limitation Butler, Christian, Daviess, Grayson, feet from any drilling or producible well Order L-30-c—(a) Definitions. For the Hancock, Henderson, Hopkins, Ohio, Lo­ which is or is to be drilled to a depth of purposes of this order; gan, McLean, Muhlenberg, Todd, Union, more than 2,500 feet; (1) “Cast iron ware” means any of or Webster in the State of Kentucky: (v) Such well is drilled at least 330 the following articles when made of cast Provided, That: feet from any lease line, property line or iron: (1) As to any such oil well which is subdivision line which separates uncon­ (1) Kitchen utensils used primarily in drilled or completed at a depth of not solidated property interests; and the preparation, cooking, serving or stor­ more than 2,500 feet: (vi) The tubing and casing (other age of food or beverages, whether for (1) Such well is drilled on a drilling than the “surface pipe”) required to household, institutional, commercial, unit, of not less than 10 surface acres; drill, complete or provide additions to governmental or any ether use, and racks (ii) The proposed drilling unit upon such well is on hand or is obtained with­ for holding such utensils; which such well is or is to be located out the use of priorities assistance. (ii) Sugar, wash and butchering ket­ consists entirely of acreage which is not (d) Information statement. Upon tles and English pots; attributable to any drilling or producible the completion of any well pursuant to (iii) Sad irons, flat irons and Mrs. well (located within the same lease or this supplementary order, the operator Potts’ irons; and property) other than such well; (The shall file with the District Director, Of­ (iv) Hot plates and flame tamers; acreage attributable to any well fice of Petroleum Coordinator, Suite “Cast iron ware” does not include scouse “spudded” subsequent to December 23, 1336, 120 South La Salle Street, Chicago, kettles when produced under a specific 1941, which offsets such well and is drilled Illinois, a statement containing the fol­ purchase order, contract or subcontract to a depth of not more than 2,500 feet, lowing information: the field in which for delivery to or for the account '8f the shall be 10 surface acres. The acreage such well is located, a plat showing the Army or Navy of the United States, the attributable to any well “spudded” sub­ specific location of such well, the depth United States Maritime Commission or sequent to December 23, 1941, which off­ of such well, the sand to which such well the War Shipping Administration, or sets such well and is drilled to a depth is drilled, the initial production of such electrical or gas appliances or power- of more than 2,500 feet, shall be 20 sur­ well, and the date of the completion of driven equipment. face acres. The acreage attributable to such well. (2) “Manufacturer’ means any person any well “spudded” on or before Decem­ • (e) Effective date. This order shall who produces pr assembles any cast iron ber 23,1941, which offsets such well, shall take effect on the date of issuance and ware. be determined by assigning to such offset shall continue in effect until January (3) “Pig and scrap iron used” means well an acreage equivalent to that in the 1, 1943. the aggregate weight of» pig and scrap existing well density or drilling pattern iron when first put into production by a contiguous to such offset well.) (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 P.R. 6680; manufacturer. (iii) All separate property interests in W.P3. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561; E.O. 9024, (4) “Base period” means the twelve the proposed drilling unit shall have been 7 P.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 P.R. 527; E.O. months ending June 30,1941. consolidated^ prior to the actual com­ 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law (b) General Restrictions. (1) Except mencement of operations at the desig­ 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. as provided in subparagraph (2) of this nated drilling location of such well; Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) paragraph (b), on and after October 28, (iv) Such well is drilled at least 600 Issued this 23d day of October 1942. 1942, no manufacturer shall cast, proc­ feet from any drilling or producible well; ess, fabricate, work on or assemble any (v) Such well is drilled at least 330 E rnest K anzler, cast iron ware except the articles listed feet from any lease line, property line, Director General for Operations. in the following table, and then only or subdivision line which separates un­ [F, R. Doc. 42-10746; Filed, October 23, 1942; within the permissible sizes and other consolidated property interests; and 12:28 p. m.] limitations set forth in the table. (vi) The tubing and casing (other than the “surface pipe”) required to drill, complete or provide additions to such Number of sizes per­ well is on hand or is obtained without Articles mitted each Sizes the use of priorities assistance. Manufacturer (2) As to any such oil well which is drilled or completed at a depth of more 3 6¿4", 9"» And 10H" in top diameter.1 22 Manufacturer’s choice, round or rectangular, provided than 2,500 feet: outside diameter or outside width is 12^" or over.2 (i) Such well is drilled on a drilling 1 7 quart capacity. 20 1 16 gallon capacity.1 unit of not less than surface acres; 1 30 gallon capacity.1 (ii) The proposed drilling unit upon 1 Manufacturer’s choice. which such well is or is to be located 1 11- or 12-cup size. 7-stick size.1 consists entirely of acreage which is not Unlimited Unlimited. attributable to any drilling or producible well (located within the same lease or i The capacity or dimensions of these sizes may vary 10% from the figures stated. property) other than such well; (The * Griddles of smaller size may also be produced pursuant to an order placed by or for the account of the Army or acreage attributable to any drilling or Navy of the United States. producible well which offsets such well shall be determined in accordance with (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of of cast iron ware from iron which, on the applicable provisions of paragraph subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (b), October 23, 1942, had been cast for such (c) (1) (ii).) a manufacturer may produce any article article of cast iron ware by him or by any 8638 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 other person: Provided, That such article respect to cast iron ware, but nothing in P art 1194—Cans I^ moe of Blackplate is completed on or before November 30, this order shall be deemed in any way 1942, except -for the attaching of handles to affect the provisions of said Order [Amendment 1 to Conservation Order M-136] and bails, which may be done thereafter. L-30 in respect to any other product. Section 1194.1 Conservation Order (3) During the period from November In so far as any other order restricts M-1361 is hereby amended as follows: 1, 1942, to December 31, 1942, inclusive, the use of any material in the produc­ 1. The following sentence is hereby de­ no manufacturer shall use more pig and tion of any cast iron ware to a greater leted from paragraph (c) (2): scrap iron in the production of: extent than the limits imposed by this (i) Skillets, griddles, Dutch ovens, or order, the restrictions of such other Cans made in whole or in part of chem­ sad irons and flat irons than two times order shall govern unless otherwise ically treated blackplate shall be used 50% of the average monthly amount of specified therein. only for packing products listed in Table pig and scrap iron used by him during the (d) Applicability of priorities regu­ B. base period in the production of skillets, lations. This order and all transactions 2. Item No. 7 of Table A is hereby griddles, Dutch ovens and sad or flat affected thereby are subject to all ap­ amended to read as follows: plicable provisions of the priorities regu­ irons, respectively; 7. Dry solvents, excepting lye, and includ­ (ii) Household kettles than two times lations of the War Production Board, as ing but not limited to toilet bowl and drain 50% of the average monthly amount of amended from time to time. cleaners. 10-oz. cans. pig and scrap iron used by him during (e) Appeal. Any appeal from the the base period in the production of such provisions of this order should be made 3. Item No. 17 of Table A is hereby kettles having a capacity of twelve quarts on Form PD-500, directed to the War amended to read as follows: or less; Production Board, Consumers’ Durable 17. Printing, duplicating, and lithograph­ (iii) Sugar or wash kettles than two Goods Branch, Washington, D. C. Ref: ing inks, slip-cover style cans only, of sizes times 25% of the average monthly L-30-c. based upon cans which hold the following amount of pig and scrap iron used by (f) Avoidance of execessive invento­ weights of water: 12-oz., 14-oz„ 15-oz., 3i/2-lb„ ries. No manufacturer shall accumu­ 4-lb., 5-lb., 8-lb., 10-lb., and 25-lb. 85 percent him »during the base period in the pro­ of 1940 pack. duction of sugar and wash kettles having late for use in the manufacture of cast a capacity of 20 gallons or less; iron ware inventories of raw materials, 4. Table A is hereby amended by the (iv) Butchering kettles than two times semi-processed materials, or finished addition of the following items; 25% of the average monthly amount of parts in quantities in excess of the mini­ 22. Lye. 13-oz. cans. 100 percent of 1941 pig and scrap iron used by him during the mum amount necessary to maintain pro­ pack. base period in the production of butcher­ duction of cast iron ware at the rates 23. Hardened edible oils, unhardened or ing kettles having a capacity of over 20 permitted by this order. hardened lard, rendered pork fat, and edible gallons; or (g) Records. All persons affected by tallow, including animal, vegetable, and ma­ (vh Muffin pans or corn or bread stick this order shall keep and preserve, for rine blends thereof. 45-lb. cans. From No­ not legs than two years, accurate and vember 1, 1942, until December 31, 1942. 10 pans than twq times 50% of the average percent of 1940 pack of sizes 45-lb. and larger. monthly amount of pig and scrap iron complete records concerning inventories, used by him during the base period in production and sale. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; the production of muffin pans and corn (h) Audit and inspection. All rec­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 and bread stick pans. ords required fo be kept by this order F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, (4) During the period of three months shall, upon request, be submitted to 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, beginning January 1, 1943 and during audit and inspection by duly authorized 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 each succeeding period of three months representatives of the War Production and 507, 77th Cong.) Board. until otherwise ordered by the Director Issued this 23rd day of October 1942. General for Operations, no manufacturer Xi) Reports. All persons affected by shall use more pig and scrap iron in the this order shall execute and file with E rnest K anzler, production of the War Productiorl Board such reports Director General for Operations. (i) Skillets, griddles, Dutch ovens or and questionnaires as said Board shall from time to time require. [F. R. Doc. 42-10748; Filed, October 23, 1942; sad irons and flat irons than three times 12:29 p. m.] 50% of the average monthly amount of (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ pig and scrap iron used by him during fully violates any provision of this order, the base period in the production of skil­ or who, in connection with this order, lets, griddles, Dutch ovens and sad irons wilfully conceals a material fact or P art 3061—S teel S hipping D rums and flat irons, respectively; furnishes false information to any de­ (ii) Household kettles than three partment or agency of the United States, [Amendment 2 of Limitation Order L-197] times 50% of the average monthly is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Section 3061.1 Limitation Order amount of pig and scrap iron used by may be punished by fine or imprison­ L-197 '* is hereby amended in the follow­ ’him during the base period in the pro­ ment. In addition, any such person ing particulars: duction of such kettles having a capacity may be prohibited from making or ob­ 1. Paragraph (a) ,is amended by adding of twelve quarts or less; taining further deliveries of or from the following subparagraphs: (iii) Sugar-or wash kettles than three processing or using material under pri­ times 25% of the average monthly ority control and may be deprived of (5) “Used drurn” means a drum which amount of pig and scrap iron used by priorities assistance. has been partially or wholly filled with him during the base period in the pro­ (k) Communications. All reports re­ any product or commodity, for storage or duction of sugar and wash kettles hav­ quired to be filed hereunder, and all shipping purposes, in the course of busi­ 20 other communications concerning this ness. ing a capacity of gallons or less; (6) “New drum” means any drum (iv Butchering kettles than three order shall, unless otherwise directed, be times 25% of the average monthly addressed to the War Production Board, which is not a used drum. amount of pig and scrap iron used by Consumers’ Durable Goods Branch, 2. Paragraph^ (c) (2) is amended to him during the base period in the pro­ Washington, D. C., Ref: L-30-c. read as follows: duction of butchering kettles having a (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; (2) On'and after September 14, 1942, capacity o£ oyer 20 gallons; or • W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 no person shall sell any new drum or (v) Muffin pans or corn or bread stick F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125,”“ deliver such drum pursuant to a sale pans than two times 50% of the average 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, thereof, and on and after November 7, monthly amount of pig and scrap iron 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 1942, no person shall §.ell any drum, new used by him during the base period in and 507, 77th Cong.) or used, or deliver same pursuant to a the production of muffin pans and corn Issued this 23d day of October 1942. sale thereof (regardless of when the man­ and bread stick pans. Ernest K anzler, ufacture of any such drum was com­ (c) Applicability of other orders. On pleted) , unless such^drum shall be plainly and after November 1, 1942, the pro­ Director General for Operations. visions of this order shall supersede the [P. R. Doc. 42-10747; Filed, October 23, 1942; 17 F.R. 5642 provisions of Limitation Order L-30 in 12:27 p. m.] *7 F.R. 7237, 7342. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8639 and legibly marked on the bottom plate fact or furnishes false information to covered by any specification set forth in with the letter X. any department or agency of the United List 1 or 2 attached hereto. 3. The first sentence of paragraph (c) States is guilty of a crime, and upon con­ (2) Other orders. No person shall (4) is amended to read as follows: viction may be punished by fine or im­ produce or fabricate for, or deliver to, prisonment. In addition, any such per­ any person other than the Government No person shall pack any of the fol­ son may be prohibited from making, or of the^ United States or any department lowing products: obtaining any further deliveries of, or or agency thereof, concrete reinforce­ (i) In a drum or drums, new or used, from processing or using, material under ment steel except as covered by any which was manufactured on or after Sep­ priority control and may be deprived of specification set forth in List 1. tember 14, 1942. priorities assistance. (d) Acceptance of delivery. No per­ (ii) In a drum or drums, new or used, son shall accept delivery of concrete re­ which was purchased by or delivered to (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; inforcement steel produced, fabricated any person on or after September 14, W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 or delivered in violation of the provisions 1942, and at the time of such purchase F.R. 329; E.O. 9040. 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, of paragraphs (b) or (c). or delivery was a new drum. 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th (e) Exceptions. The provisions of (iii) In a drum or drums which was Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) shall not purchased by or delivered to any person 507, 77th Cong.) apply to concrete reinforcement steel : on or after the 7th day of November, Issued this 23rd day of October, 1942. (1) The production, fabrication, deliv­ 1942, and at the time of such purchase or ery, or acceptance of which is specifi­ delivery was a used-drum. Ernest K anzler, Director General for Operations. cally permitted by the Director General (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; for Operations, or WP.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 [F. R. Doc. 42-10751; Filed, October 23, 1942; (2) Which has been produced or fabri­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 12:27 p. m.] cated before the issuance date of this 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law schedule, or which before such date has 671,76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws been processed in such manner and to 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) such extent that processing to conform Issued this 23rd day of October 1942. P art 3102—N ational E mergency S pecifi­ to such provisions would be impractica­ cations for S teel P roducts ble, or Ernest K anzler, (3) Which, because of errors in pro­ Director General for Operations. [Schedule 1 to Limitation Order L-211] duction or fabrication, does not conform [P. R. Doc. 42-10749; Filed, October 23, 1942; CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT STEEL to the inspection or test requirements of 12:27 p. m.] the specifications prescribed in para­ § 3102.2 Schedule 1 to Limitation Or­ graph (c) ; provided such requirements der L-211—(a) Definition. For the pur­ are waived by the procuring agency or pose of this schedule, “Concrete rein­ purchaser. Part 3102—National E mergency S peci­ forcement steel” means steel bars, wire, (f) Records. Each person owning or fications for S teel P roducts wiije fabric, bar and rod mats, and steel possessing concrete reinforcement steel [Limitation Order L-211] spiral, used as reinforcement for con­ excepted by the provisions of paragraph The fulfillment of requirements for crete. (e) shall retain records of such material the defense of the United States has cre­ (b) Retrictions in sizes and shapes. available for inspection by duly author­ ated a shortage in the supply of steel for No person shall produce, fabricate, or ized representatives of the War Produc­ defense, for private account and for ex­ deliver concrete reinforcement bars and tion Board. port; and the following order is deemed spirals except in the sizes and shapes set (PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 FR. 6680; necessary and appropriate in the public forth in Simplified Practice Recommen­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 interest and to promote the national de­ dations R26-42 and R53-32 respectively F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, fense: of the National Bureau of Standards. 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th (c) Restrictions on specifications— Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and § 3102.1 Limitation Order L-211—(a) (1) Government orders. No person 507, 77th Cong.) Issuance of schedules. The Director Gen­ shall produce or fabricate for, or deliver eral for Operations may, from time to to, the Government of the United States Issued this 23d day of October 1942. time, issue schedules to this order estab­ or any department or agency thereof, Ernest K anzler, lishing standards of sizes, shapes, speci­ concrete reinforcement steel except as Director General for Operations. fications or ether qualifications of steel products. From and after the effective LIST 1—SPECIFICATIONS GENERALLY PERMISSIBLE date of any such schedule, no such mate­ Billet steel bars______•______ASTM-A15-39 Billet steel bars for concrete reinforce­ rial shall be produced, fabricated, de­ Structural grade. Structural grade. ment. livered, accepted, or used except in ac­ Intermediate grade. Intermediate grade. Hard grade. Hard grade. cordance with such schedule. Rail steel bars______ASTM-A16-35__ Rail steel bars for concrete reinforce­ (b) Appeals. Any person affected by ment. Axle steel bars rTTI...... - . ASTM-AlfiO-39 Axle-steel bars for concrete reinforce­ this order, or any schedule hereto, and Structural grade. Structural grade. ment, as amended by Emergency who considers that compliance there­ Intermediate grade. Intermediate grade. Alternate Provisions EA-A160 Hard grade. Hard grade. adopted April 6, 1942. with would disrupt or impair a program Cold-drawn wire reinforcement______ASTM-A82-34...... Cold-drawn steel wire for concrete of war work may apply for relief by ad­ reinforcement. dressing a letter to the War Production Bar and rod mats...... ASTM-A1R4-S7 Fabricated steel bar (»'rod mats for concrete reinforcement. Board, setting forth the pertinent facts Welded wire fabrics______ASTM-A185-37...... Welded steel wire fabric for concrete and the reasons why such person con­ reinforcement.' siders that he is entitled to relief. The Director General for Operations may N ote: ASTM=American Society for Testing Materials. thereupon take such action as he deems LIST 2-SPECIFICATIONS PERMISSIBLE FOR GOVERNMENT ORDERS ONLY appropriate. (c) Communications to the War Pro­ Billet steel bars—______Federal—QQ-B-71...... Bars; reinforcement, (for) concrete. duction Board. All communications con­ Structural grade. Grade 1. Intermediate grade. Grade 2. cerning any schedule to this order shall, Hard grade. Grade 4. unless otherwise directed, be addressed Bars; reinforcement, (for) concrete. Hard grade. Grade 5. to: War Production Board, Iron and Steel Axle steel bars...... Federal—Q Q -B -7 1 ...... __ ... Bars; reinforcement, (for) ' concrete as Branch, Washington, D. C., Reference: Intermediate car-axle steel. Grade 3. amended by Emergency Alternate L-211, Schedule. Specification E-QQ-B-71a adopted (d) Violations. Any person who wil­ June 2,1942. fully violates any provision of this order N oth.—The applicable issue of the Specification in List 2 shall be the issue in effect on the date of the invitation or of any schedule hereto, or who in con­ to bid, or on the date of the purchase order or contract or such subsequent issue as the procuring agency may sub­ nection with this order or any such stitute in the contract. schedule, wilfully conceals a material [F. R. Doc. 42-10752; Filed, October 23, 1942; 12:27 p. m.] 8640 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942

P art 3102—N ational Emergency S pecifi­ LIST I—RAILROAD WHEELS cations for S teel P roducts [Schedule 2 to Limitation Order L-211] Transit service: Wrought steel wheels.______... ASTM-A25-41-... Wrought steel wheels for electric rail­ STEEL WHEELS AND TIRES way service, as amended by Emer­ gency Alternate Provision EA-A25» § 3102.3 Schedule 2 to Limitation Or­ adopted August 24, 1942. Spun steel wheels___. . . ______ASTM-A25-41.... Wrought steel wheels for electric rail­ der L-211—(a) Definitions. For the way service, as amended by emer­ purposes of this schedule: gency alternate provision EA-25a adopted August 24,1942. (1) “Steel wheels” means rolled, forged Railroad service: and spun steel wheels for railroad and Multiple wear type.______AAR-E-M-107-42 Wheels, multiple wear wrought steel. transit service. One wear type______. ______AAR-É-M-103-42 One-wear wrought steel wheels. Heat treated multiple wear type___ AAR-E-M-123-42 Heat treated multiple wear wrought (2) “Steel tires” means wrought steel carbon steel wheels. tires for railroad and transit service. Export, industrial, and miscellaneous service: (b) Restrictions on sizes and shapes. Multiple wear type...... ASTM-A57-39___ Multiple-wear wrought steel wheels, as On and after the 60th day after the date amended by Emergency Alternate of issuance of this schedule, no person Provision EA-A57 adopted June 22. shall produce, fabricate, or deliver steel 1942. wheels except in the sizes and shapes set forth in the Association of American LIST 2—STEEL TIRES FOR LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS Railroads, Tables 1 and 2 adopted April 29, 1942, and Table 3 adopted April 29, Domestic service...... A A R-E-M-1 Ofi-42 Tires, steel, locomotives and car. Carbon 0.50-0,65%...... Class A. 1942, and revised September 1, 1942, Carbon 0.60-0.75%...... Class B. which form a part of Specification E-M- Carbon 0.70-0.85%______V___ Class C. Export service...... AST M-A26-39-...... Steel tires, as amended by Emergency 107-42, adopted April 16, 1942, and in Carbon 0.50-0.65%__ . Alternate Provision EA-A26, American Society for Testing Materials Carbon 0.60-0.76%...... Class B. adopted Apr. 28,1942. Specification A25-41, as amended by Carbon 0.70-0.85%...... Class C. emergency alternate provisions EA-A25a A AR-E-M-124-42...... Tires, heat treated steel. adopted August 24, 1942. Carbon 0.72-0.82% ...... (c) Restrictions on specifications—(1) Carbon 0.72-0.82%...... Class D. Steel wheels. On and after the date of issuance of this schedule, no person.shall N ote.—AAR=Association of American Railroads. ASTM«= American Society for Testing Materials. produce, fabricate, or deliver steel wheels except to the specifications set forth in IF. R. Doc. 42-10753; Filed, October 23, 1942; 12:28 p. m.] List 1 attached hereto. (2) Steel tires. On and after the date of issuance of this schedule, no person P art 3101—Canned S auerkraut (3) Any other person who, on October shall produce, fabricate, or deliver steel [Conservation Order M-245] 23, 1942, had in his possession, under his tires except to the specifications set forth control, or in transit to him, 50 cases in List 2 attached hereto. The fulfillment of requirements for the or more of canned sauerkraut, or any (d) Acceptance of delivery. No per­ defense of the United States has created person who hereafter acquired 50 cases son shall accept delivery of steel wheels a shortage in the supply of canned foods or more of canned sauerkraut; excluding, or steel tires produced, fabricated, or however, any federal government agency, for defense, for private account, and for any transportation or commercial ware­ delivered in violation of the provisions of export, and the following order is deemed paragraph (b) or (c). house concern, and, any retailer, except Ce) Exceptions. The provisions of necessary and appropriate in the public as provided in paragraph (c) (2). paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) shall not interest and to promote the national (d) Exempt deliveries. Canned sauer­ apply to steel wheels or steel tires: defense: kraut set aside pursuant to paragraph (1) The production, fabrication, de­ § 3101.1 Conservation Order M-245— (b) may be sold or delivered to or for livery, or acceptance of which is specifi­ (a) Definition. For the purposes of this the following persons: cally permitted by the Director General order, “canned sauerkraut” means any (1) The Army, Navy, Marine Corps, for Operations, or sauerkraut packed in hermetically Coast Guard, War Shipping Administra­ (2) Which have been produced or tion, or any Agency of the United States fabricated before the effective date of the sealed metal or glass containers sterilized Government for supplies to be delivered applicable provision, or which before by the use of heat. to, or for the account of, the Government such date have been processed in such (b) Limitation. Without regard to of any country pursuant to the Act of manner and to such extent that process­ previously existing contracts and any March 11,1941, entitled “An Act to Pro­ ing to conform to such provision would payments made or any other action mote the Defense of the United States” be impracticable, or taken thereunder, all persons listed in (Lend-Lease Act). (3) Which, because of errors in pro­ paragraph (c) below shall set aside all (2) Any person operating an ocean­ duction or fabrication, do not conform canned sauerkraut in their possession, going vessel engaged in the transporta­ to the requirements of paragraph (b) under their control, or in transit to them tion of cargo or passengers in the for­ or to the inspection or test requirements on October 23, 1942 and any canned eign, coastwise, or intercoastal trade, for of the specifications prescribed in para­ sauerkraut acquired by them between necessary supplies for such vessel. graph (c), provided such requirements October 23, 1942 and March 31, 1943. , (e) Release date. Unless purchased or are waived by the procuring agency or Such persons may sell or deliver such contracted for by an agency specified in purchaser. canned sauerkraut only to or for persons paragraph (d) on or before April 1,1943, (f) Records. Each person owning or specified in paragraph (d) below. No any canned sauerkraut set aside pursuant possessing steel wheels cr steel tires ex­ person shall purchase or accept delivery to this order shall be deemed released on cepted by the provisions of paragraph of any canned sauerkraut with knowl­ that date, and may be sold and delivered (e) shall retain records of such material edge or reason to believe that it is being thereafter without restriction. available for inspection by duly author­ or has been sold òr delivered in violation (f) Inspection and grading. Any ized representatives of the War Produc­ of thè provisions of this order. canned sauerkraut required to be set tion Board. (c) Persons subject to limitation. aside under this order shall be subject to (PJD. Reg. 1, a^ amended, 6 F.R. 6680; Persons subject to the requirements of inspection and grading at any time by W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 paragraph (b) are: the Director General for Operations or FR. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, (1) Any canner of sauerkraut by any person or government agency 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th (2) Any wholesaler, jobber, or broker; thereto authorized by him. Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and for purposes of this classification, the (g) Appeals. Any person affected by 507, 77th Cong.) operator of a centrally-owned or volun­ this order who considers that compliance tary chainstore warehouse shall be con­ herewith would work an exceptional or Issued this 23rd day of October 1942. sidered a wholesaler, except as to stocks unreasonable hardship upon him, may E rnest K anzler, actually in his retail stores on October appeal to the Director General for Oper­ Director General for Operations. 23*. 1942 ations by letter, setting forth the perti- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8641 nent facts and reasons such person con­ been used merely for demonstration pur­ shipped or delivered against such pur­ siders that he is entitled to relief. The poses. chase orders during such month. Director General for Operations may (3) “Manufacturer” means any person (4) Each person affected by this order thereupon take such action as he deems who has produced any domestic vacuum shall file with the War Production Board appropriate. cleaner since October 1, 1941. “Manu­ such reports and questionnaires as said (h) Records, audit and inspection. All facturer” shall include all subsidiaries, Board shall from time to time require. persons affected by this order shall keep affiliates or other companies or enter­ (d) Violations. Any person who wil­ and preserve for not less than two years prises under common ownership or con­ fully violates any provision of this order, accurate and complete records concern­ trol. or who, in connection with this order, ing inventories, purchases, production (4) “Wholesaler” means any person wilfully conceals a material fact, or fur­ and sales. Upon request, all such records (other than a manufacturer) engaged in nishes false information to any depart­ shall be submitted to audit and inspec­ the business of selling domestic vacuum ment or agency of the United States, is tion by duly authorized representatives of cleaners to one or more dealers for re­ guilty of a crime/and upon conviction the War Production Board. sale, whether or not he also sells domestic may be punished by fine or imprison­ (i) Communications. All reports re­ vacuum cleaners to the public. ment. In addition, any such person may quired to be filed hereunder and all com­ (5) “Dealer” means any person (other be prohibited from making or obtaining munications concerning this order shall, than a manufacturer or wholesaler) en­ further deliveries of, or from processing unless otherwise directed, be addressed gaged in the business of selling domestic or using, material under priority control to: War Production Board, Food Branch, vacuum cleaners to the public. and may be deprived of priorities assist­ Washington, D. C. Ref.: M-245. (6) “Transfer” means to sell, lease, ance. (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ lend, ship, trade, deliver or otherwise (e) Records. Each manufacturer, fully violates any provision of this order transfer a new domestic vacuum cleaner. wholesaler, or dealer who has new do­ or who wilfully furnishes false informa­ “Transfer” does not include any delivery mestic vacuum cleaners in his stock on tion to the Director General for Opera­ to or by a carrier, or the delivery to its the date of issuance of this order shall tions in connection with this order, is immediate destination of any new do­ keep and preserve, for not less than two guilty of a crime and upon conviction mestic vacuum Cleaner which was in years, accurate and complete records of may be punished by fine or imprison­ transit on the effective date of this all such vacuum cleaners and of all sales ment. In addition, any such person may order. and shipments thereof made on and after be prohibited from making or obtaining (b) Restrictions on transfer of new do­ such date. Such records shall be sub­ further deliveries of, or from processing mestic vacuum cleaners. During the mitted to audit and inspection by duly or using material under priority con­ period from October 24, 1942, to Decem­ authorized representatives of the War trol and may be deprived of priorities ber 31, 1942, inclusive, no manufacturer, Production Board. assistance, by the Director General for wholesaler or dealer shall transfer any (f) Applicability of priorities regula­ Operations. new domestic vacuum cleaner, except: tions. This order and all transactions (k) Applicability of priorities regula­ ( 1 ) To the Army or Navy of the United affected thereby are subject to all appli­ tions. This order and all transactions States (excluding transfers to Post Ex­ cable provisions oF the priorities regu­ affected thereby are subject to all ap­ changes, Ships’ Stores, Ships’ Service lations of the War Production Board, as plicable provisions of the priorities reg­ Stores or Commissaries for resale by amended from time to time. ulations of the War Production Board, as them), (g) Communications. All reports re­ amended from time to time. (2) To the government of any country, quired to be filed hereunder, and all other communications concerning this (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; including those in the Western Hemis­ phere, pursuant to the Act of March 11, order shall, unless otherwise directed, be WPB. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 addressed to the War Production Board, PR. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 1941, entitled “An Act to Promote the Defense of the United States” (Lend- Consumers’ Durable Goods Branch, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Washington, D. C., Ref: L-18-c. Cong,, as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and Lease Act), 507, 77th Cong.) (3) To any person outside the United (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; States pursuant to an export license is­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 Issued this 23rd day of October 1942. sued by the Board of Economic Warfare F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, Ernest K anzler, for the new domestic vacuum cleaners 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671,76th Director General for Operations. being transferred, Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and (4) With specific authorization of the 507, 77th Cong.) [F. R. Doc. 42-10750; Filed, October 23, 1942; Director General for Operations granted 12:29 p. m.J on Form PD-556, pursuant to an applica­ Issued this 24th day of October 1942. tion filed on Form PD-556. Ernest K anzler, (c) Reports. (1) On or before Novem­ Director General for Operations. ber 9, 1942, each manufacturer shall file Part 1012—D omestic Vacuum Cleaners with the War Production Board, a report [F. R. Doc. 42-10781; Filed, October 24, 1942; 11:25 a. m.] [Supplementary Limitation Order L-18-c] on Form PD-655 of all new domestic vacuum cleaners which were in his stock The fulfillment of requirements for the on October 24, 1942. defense of the United States has created (2) Each manufacturer shall file'with a shortage in the supply of domestic vac­ the War Production Board on or before P art 1049—Incandescent, F luorescent uum cleaners for defense, for private ac­ the tenth day of each calendar month, and Other Electric D ischarge Lamps count and for export; and the following beginning with November 10, 1942, a re­ [General Limitation Order L-28, as Amended order is deemed necessary and appropri­ port on Form PD-655, of all the new October 24, 1942 J ate in the public interest and to promote domestic vacuum cleaners which he the national defense; Section 1049.1 General Limitation shipped or delivered pursuant to this or­ Order L-281 is hereby amended to read § 1012.4 Supplementary Limitation der during the preceding calendar month. as follows: Order L-18-c—(a) Definitions. For the (3) Each wholesaler and dealer shall purposes of this order:. file with the War Production Board on or § 1049.1 General Limitation Order (1) “Domestic vacuum cleaner” means before the tenth day of each calendar L-28—(a) Definitions. For the purposes any vacuum cleaner designed primarily month, beginning November 10, 1942, of this order: for household use. copies of all purchase orders against (1) “Incandescent lamp” means any (2) “New domestic vacuum cleaner” which he shipped or delivered any new hermetically-sealed lamp or bulb, de­ means any domestic vacuum cleaner domestic vacuum cleaners pursuant to signed primarily to produce light, which which has never been used by an ultimate this order during the preceding calendar makes use of a metal or carbon filament consumer, including but not limited to, month, showing thereon the number of any domestic vacuum cleaner which has domestic vacuum cleaners which he * 7 F.R. 583, 4331, 5297. No. 211------3 8642 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 or metal wire strip, foil, or compound orders, have been delivered by him pur­ statement on Form PD-532 of the total as the source of light. suant to military exemption orders. metal weight of bases for incandescent (2) “Fluorescent lamp” means any her­ (b) General restrictions. (1) During and glow discharge lamps and the total metically-sealed electric discharge lamp the period of three months beginning Oc­ number of bases for fluorescent lamps or tube (other than a cold-cathode tube) tober 1,1942, and during each succeeding which he expects to be able to transfer in which the radiant energy from the period of three months until otherwise or deliver during the next succeeding electric discharge is converted by suitable ordered by the Director General for Op­ calendar month. The Director General phosphor coatings into visible wave erations, no manufacturer shall produce for Operations shall thereupon authorize lengths. bases for incandescent, fluorescent and on Form PD-532 each manufacturer or (3) “Glow discharge lamp” means any glow discharge lamps having a total reclaimer of bases for incandescent, hermetically-sealed electric discharge weight greater than 31%% of the total fluorescent or glow discharge lamps to lamp or tube (other than a fluorescent weight of such bases produced by him deliver a maximum metal weight of bases lamp) containing gases or vapors and during 1940, except that any such manu­ for incandescent and glow discharge designed to operate at impressed voltages facturer may, in addition to the forego­ lamps and a maximum number of bases of less than one thousand volts to produce ing quota, produce additional bases: for fluorescent lamps during the suc­ visible light. (1) Having a total weight equal to any ceeding calendar month to such manu­ (4) “Blackout lamp” means any incan­ part of his quota for the next succeeding facturers and other persons as said Di­ descent lamp having a lumen output of period of three months: Provided, That rector General for Operations may deem less than 1 lumen per watt, with an he reduces his quota for such succeeding appropriate. opaque coating on more than 50% of the period of three months by an equivalent (6) No manufacturer shall produce external or internal glass surface. amount; and any blackout lamp or convert any in­ (5) “Person” means any individual, (ii) Having a total weight equal to any candescent lamp into a blackout lamp partnership, association, business trust, unused part of his quota for the preced­ by etching, painting or otherwise coat­ corporation, governmental corporation or ing period of three months. ing it, except: agency, or any organized group of persons (2) No manufacturer shall produce (i) In fulfillment of a specific order, whether incorporated or not. any incandescent lamps designed pri­ contract or subcontract for blackout (6) “Manufacturer” means any person marily for use on Christmas treçg. or for lamps produced according to specifica­ who produces or assembles any incandes­ advertising, decorative or display pur­ tions approved by the Army or Navy cent, fluorescent or glow discharge lamp poses. of the United States for delivery of such or part therefor, or who coats, etches or (3) During the period from October 24, lamps to or for the account of the Army otherwise marks any such lamps for use 1942 to December 31, 1942, inclusive, and or Navy of the United States, the United by any other person. during the period of three months begin­ States Maritime Commission, the War (7) “Wholesaler” means any person ning January 1, 1943, and each succeed­ Shipping Administration, or the Panama (other thato a manufacturer) engaged in ing period of three months, no manufac­ Canal, or the business of selling incandescent, turer shall produce more photoflash (ii) Pursuant to specific authorization fluorescent or glow discharge lamps to incandescent lamps than three times granted by the Director General for dealers for resale, whether or not he also 35% of the average monthly number of Operations. sells such lamps to the public. photoflash lamps produced by him dur­ (7) No manufacturer shall produce (8) “Dealer” means any person (other ing the year 1941. or accept delivery of any lamp leads, than a manufacturer or wholesaler) en­ , (4) No manufacturer or wholesaler filament supports, terminals or . lamp gaged in the business of selling incandes­ shall sell, lease, trade, lend, deliver, ship bases containing nickel, copper, brass or cent, fluorescent or glow discharge lamps or transfer any photoflash or photoflood chromium, except: to the public. incandescent lamps, except: (i) In electroplated coatings (except (9) “Military exemption order” means (i) To a manufacturer or wholesaler; that no nickel may be used for plating a purchase order, contract or subcontract (ii) In fulfillment of purchase orders lamp bases) ; for incandescent, fluorescent or glow dis­ or contracts bearing preference ratings (ii) In alloys of controlled thermal ex­ charge lamps, or parts for such lamps, to of AA-5 or higher; pansion properties, provided that such be purchased (or physically incorporated (iii) To publishers of newspapers or alloys may be Used only for sealing in into lamps to be purchased) by or for the periodicals, or to news or newsphoto syn­ glass in the minimum size and length re­ account of the Army or Navy of the dicates, in fulfillment of purchase orders quired for such practical sealing; United States, the United States Mari­ or contracts bearing the following certifi­ (iii) Copper or nickel in sheathing on time Commission, the War Shipping Ad­ cation: ferrous wire or strip, commonly called ministration, or the Panama Canal, or We publish a newspaper or periodical (or “copperweld” or “nickel-clad” or “cop­ the armed forces of any country eligible we are a news or news-photo syndicate) and per-clad”; for Lend-Lease assistance pursuant to the will use the lamps covered by this order in (iv) Brass in base eyelets, or pins; Act of March 11, 1941, entitled “An Act the operation of such business. (v) Brass bases for incandescent or to Promote the Defense of the United (iv) To dealers in fulfillment of orders glow discharge lamps in fulfillment of States” (Lend-Lease Act), when accom­ military exemption orders; or panied by a certification in the following bearing a certification signed by such dealers in the following form: (vi) Pursuant to specific authoriza­ form, signed by the appropriate procur­ tion of the Director General for Opera­ ing officer or the person placing such “The lamps covered by this order, together tions granted on Form FD-556 pursuant order: with all photoflash and photoflood lamps to an application filed on Form PD-556. This is to certify that all lamps (or lamp now in my inventory, will be sold only in fulfillment of orders which a manufacturer (8) No manufacturer shall produce parts) specified In this order are to be used any incandescent, fluorescent or glow by the United States Army (or Navy, Maritime or wholesaler is permitted to fill under Lim­ Commission, War Shipping Administration or itation Order L-28, with the terms of which discharge lamps containing brass bases, Panama Canal, or armed services of a Lend- I am familiar. except: Lease country) on ships, aircraft, vehicles or (i) Incandescent or glow discharge weapons, or outside the continental limits By------: ------lamps in fulfillment of military exemp­ of the United States. (5) No manufacturer or reclaimer of tion orders; or (ii) Pursuant to specific authoriza­ Name bases for incandescent, fluorescent or B y ------glow discharge lamps shall sell, transfer tion of the Director General for Opera­ or deliver any bases for such lamps, ex­ tions. Any provision of this order which ex­ cept with the specific authorization of (c) Intra-company deliveries. The pressly permits the fulfillment of a mili­ the Director General for Operations. restrictions of this order with respect to tary exemption order shall be deemed to On or before the 20th day^of each cal­ deliveriés prohibit or restrict deliveries permit a manufacturer to produce lamps endar month, each manufacturer or re­ not only to other persons, including or lamp parts to replace in his inventory claimer of bases for incandescent, affiliates or subsidiaries, but- also from lamps or lamp parts which, though not fluorescent or glow discharge lamps shall one branch, division or section of a single produced pursuant to military exemption file with the War Production Board a enterprise to another branch, division, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8643 or section of the same or any other en­ tions concerning this order should be 29, 1942, no manufacturer shall process, terprise under common ownership or addressed to the War Production Board, fabricate, work on or assemble any en­ control. Consumers’ Durable Goods Branch, ameled ware except the articles listed (d) Avoidance of excessive inventories. Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-28. in the following table, and then only Manufacturers shall not accumulate for (PJD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; within the permissible sizes and other use in the manufacture of incandescent, WJ?.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 limitations set forth in the table. When fluorescent or glow discharge lamps, or PJÎ. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. a manufacturer is permitted by this table parts therefor, inventories of raw mate­ 9125, 7 F JR. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law to make more than one size of any article, rials, semi-processed materials, or fin­ 671,76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws each size he manufactures shall fall ished parts in quantities in excess of the 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) within a different one of the size ranges minimum amounts necessary to main­ specified, except that if only one size tain production of such lamps or parts Issued this 24th day of October 1942. range is specified he may manufacture as permitted by this order. Ernest K anzler, the permitted number of sizes anywhere (e) Records. All persons affected by Director General for Operations. within the single range specified. this order shall keep and preserve, for not less than two years, accurate and [F. R. Doc. 42-10780; Filed, October 24, 1942; complete records concerning inventories, 11:25 a. m.] production and sales. (f) Audit and inspection. All records Articles Sizes required to be kept by this order shall, P art 1052—K itchen, H ousehold and upon request, bffsubmitted to audit and Other M iscellaneous Articles permittedeach manufacturer Number of sizes inspection by duly authorized represen­ [Supplementary General Limitation Order tatives of the War Production Board. L-30-b] Coffee boilers*______1 9)4 to 12 quart capacity. (g) Reports. Each person to whom Double boilers*______2 1)4 to 2 )4 quart and 6)4to enameled ware 8 quart capacity. this order applies shall file with the War Dish pans...... - 1 9 to 16 quart capacity. Production Board such reports and ques­ Steamtable insets*___ 3 To fit openings of 6)4", § 1052.3 Supplementary limitation or­ 8)4' and 10)4" in tionnaires as said Board shall from time der L-30-b—(a) Definitions. For the diameter. to time prescribe. purposes of this order: Preserving kettles*___ 1 14 to 20 quart capacity. (h) Violations. Any person who wil­ 1 Manufacturer's choice. - (1) “Enameled ware” means any of the Water pails*...... 1 10 to 12)4 quart capacity. fully violates any provision of this order, following articles when made of vitreous- Steamtable pans_____ 2 Manufacturer’s choice, or who, in connection with this order, to fit rectangular open­ wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ enameled iron or steel: ings only. (1) Utensils used primarily in the prep­ Percolators (with or 1 6 to 9 cup capacity. nishes false information to any depart­ aration, cooking, serving, or storage of without baskets)*. ment or. agency of the United States, is Baine Marie pots. 2 2 to 2)4 quart and 4 to 4)4 foods or beverages, whether for house­ quart capacity. guilty of a crime, and upon conviction hold, institutional, commercial, govern­ Sauce pots*...... 2 3)4 to 8)4 qu^rt capacity. may be punished by fine or imprison­ Stock pots*______3 15 to 36 quart capacity. mental or any other use; Sauce pans...... 1 1H to 2)4 quart capacity. ment. In addition, any such person may (ii) Pails, buckets and tubs (including Roasters (single wall)*. 1 16" to 19" in length. be prohibited from making or obtaining infants’ bath tubs); further deliveries of or from processing (iii) Commodes, chambers, chamber •Metal covers may be made for these articles but no or using material under priority control covers, combinets and inserts for step-on for any othe rs In this table. and may be deprived of priorities assist­ cans; ance. * - f. (iv) Dish pans and sink strainers; (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of (i) Appeal. Any person affected by (v) Canteens for storing or carrying subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (b), this order who considers that compliance water or other liquids, except when pro­ a manufacturer may produce any article therewith would work an exceptional duced pursuant to a specific purchase of enameled ware from iron or steel and unreasonable hardship upon him, or order, contract or subcontract for de­ which, on October 24, 1942, had been that it would result in a serious problem livery to or for the account of the Army blanked to size and shape for an article of unemployment in the community, or or Navy of the United States; and of enameled ware by him or by any other that compliance with this order would (vi) Baby bottle sterilizers. person: Provided, That such article is disrupt or impair a program of conver­ (2) “Hospital ware” means any wash completed on or before December 31, sion from non-defense to defense work, basin made of vitreous-enameled iron or 1942, except for the production and at­ may apply for relief by forwarding a steel, and any article made of vitreous- taching of handles, bails, spouts and letter addressed to the War Produc­ enameled iron or steel designed primar­ ears, the welding together of fabricated tion Board, Consumers’ Durable Goods ily for hospital or sick room use, including parts and the application of a vitreous- Branch, Washington, D. C., Ref.: L-28, but not limited to, sponge basins, pus enameled or other coating which may be setting forth the pertinent facts and the basins, solution basins, bed pans, irriga­ done thereafter. reasons why such person considers that tors, dressing jars, instrument trays, in­ (3) The restrictions contained in sub- he is entitled to relief. The Director strument sterilizers (without heating ele­ paragraph (1) of this paragraph (b) General for Operations may thereupon shall not apply to any article of enam­ take such action as he deems appropriate. ments or stands) . urinals, catheter trays, feeding cups and douche pans, but exclud­ eled ware produced pursuant to a spe­ (j) Applicability of other orders. In cific purchase order, contract or sub­ so far as any other order heretofore or ing any article included in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (a). contract for delivery to or for the account hereafter issued by the Director of Pri­ (3) The terms “Enameled ware” and of the Army or Navy of the United States, orities, the Director of Industry Opera­ “Hospital ware” do not include furniture, the United States Maritime Commission tions, or the Director General for Oper­ or the War Shipping Administration for ations, limits the use of any material in electrical or gas appliances or power- driven equipment. use in the field or on shipboard: Pro­ the production of incandescent, fluores­ (4) “Manufacturer” means any per­ vided, That the specifications for such cent or glow discharge lamps, or parts son who produces or assembles any purchase order, contract or subcontract therefor, to a greater extent than the specifically provide for an article which limits imposed by this order, the restric­ enameled ware or hospital ware. (5) “Iron and steel used” means the may not be produced within the limita­ tions in such other order shall govern tions of subparagraph (1) of this para­ unless otherwise specified therein. aggregate weight of iron and steel when first put into production by a manufac­ graph (b). (k) Applicability of priorities regula­ (4) On and after October 24, 1942, no tions. This order and all transactions turer, whether in the form of raw ma­ affected thereby are subject to all appli­ terials or as purchased parts. manufacturer shall sell, lease, trade, de­ cable provisions of the priorities regu­ (6) “Base period” means the twelve liver, ship or transfer any wash basin or lations of the War Production Board, months ending June 30,1941. any article named in subdivisions (i), as amended from time to time. (b) General restrictions. (1) Except (iii), (iv), (v) or (vi) of paragraph (a) (l) Routing of Correspondence. All as provided in subparagraphs (2) and (3) (1) when made of iron or steel, unless it reports to be filed and other communica­ of paragraph (b), on and after October is made of cast iron or finished with a 8644 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 vitreous-enameled or metal coating, ex­ other order restricts the use of materials P art 1054—Lead and T in S crap cept: in the production of enameled ware or [Amendment 1 to Supplementary Order (i) In fulfillment of a purchase order, hospital ware to a greater extent than M-72-a, as Amended October 20, 1942] contract or subcontract for delivery of the limits imposed by this order, the re­ such articles to or for the account of the strictions of such other order shall gov­ TINNED AND DETINNED SCRAP Army or Navy of the United States, the ern unless otherwise specified therein. Section 1054.2 Supplementary Order. United States Maritime Commission, or (d) Applicability of priorities regula­ M-72-a, as amended October 20, 1942,1 is the War Shipping Administration, or tions. This order and all transactions hereby further amended by adding (ii) To another manufacturer, or affected thereby are subject to all applic­ “Wisconsin” to the areas listed on Sched­ (iii) Pursuant to specific authorization able provisions of the priorities regula­ ule B thereof. of the Director General for Operations tions of the War Production Board, as on Form PD-556. amended from time to time. (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; (5) During the period from November (e) Appeal. Any appeal from the pro­ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 1, 1942 to December 31, 1942, inclusive, visions of this order should be made F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, no manufacturer shall (i) use more iron on Form PD-500, directed to the War 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, and steel: Production Board, Consumers’ Durable 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws (a) In his aggregate production of en­ Goods Branch, Washington, D. C„ Ref.: 89 and 507, 77th Cong.) ameled ware (other than water pails and L-30-b. Issued this 24th day of October 1942. roasters) than two times 75% of his (f ) Avoidance of excessive inventories. average monthly use of iron and steel in No manufacturer shall accumulate for Ernest K anzler, his aggregate production of enameled use in the manufacture of enameled Director General for Operations. ware (other than pails, buckets and tubs ware or hospital ware inventories of raw [F. R. Doc. 42-10782; Filed, October 24, 1942; and roasters) during the base period; materials, semi-processed materials, or 11:26 a. m.j (b) In his production of enameled finished parts in quantities in excess of ware w.ater pails than two times 125% of the minimum amount necessary to main­ his average monthly use of iron and steel tain production of enameled ware and P art 3078—M aterial Entering Into the in the production of enameled ware pails, hospital ware at the rates permitted by P roduction of A utomotive Tire Chains buckets and tubs during the base this order. and Chain P arts period, or (g) Records. All persons affected by (c) In his aggregate production of this order shall keep and preserve, for [Limitation Order L-201] hospital ware than two times 200% of not less than two years, accurate and The fulfillment of requirements for the his average monthly use of iron and complete records concerning inventories, defense of the United States having cre­ steel in the production of hospital ware production and sales. ated a shortage in the supply of steel, during the base period, or (h) Audit and inspection. All rec­ copper, molybdenum and other materials (ii) Produce more enameled ware ords required to be kept by this order required in the production of tire chains, roasters than two times 15% of the aver­ shall, upon request, be submitted to audit chain parts, and emergency unit chains age monthly number of enameled ware and inspection by duly authorized repre­ for use on passenger automobiles and roasters produced by him during the base sentatives of the War Production Board. commercial vehicles for defense, for pri­ period. (i) Reports. All persons' affected by vate account and export, the following (6) During the period of three months this order shall execute and file with the order is deemed necessary and appropri­ beginning January 1, 1943, and during War Production Board such reports and ate in the public interest: each succeeding period of three months questionnaires as said Board shall from un til otherwise ordered by the Director § 3078.1 Limitation Order L-201— time to time require. (a) Applicability of priorities regula­ General for Operations, no manufacturer (j) Violations. Any person who wil­ shall (i) use more iron and steel: fully violates any provision of this order, tions. This order and all transactions (a) In his aggregate production of en­ or who, in connection with this order, affected thereby are subject to all appli­ ameled ware (other than water pails and wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ cable provisions of the priorities regu­ roasters) than three times 75% of his nishes false information to any depart­ lations of the War Production Board, as average monthly use of iron and steel in ment or agency of the United States, is amended from time to time. his aggregate production of enameled guilty of a crime, and upon conviction (b) Protection of production sched­ ware (other than pails, buckets, and tubs may be punished by fine or imprison­ ules. Producers under the terms of this and roasters) during the base period, ment. In addition, any such person may order may, notwithstanding the provi­ (b) In his production of enameled be prohibited from making or obtaining sions of Priorities Regulation No. 1 (Part ware water pails than three times 125% further deliveries of or from processing 944), schedule the production of tire of his average monthly use of iron and or using material under priority control chains, chain parts and emergency unit steel in the production of enameled ware and may be deprived of priorities assist­ chains when produced under this order, pails, buckets and tubs during the base ance. as if the orders therefor bore a rating of period, or AA-2X. (k) Communications. All reports re­ (c) Definitions. For the purposes of (c) In his aggregate production of quired to be filed hereunder, and all hospital ware than three times 200% of communications concerning this order this order: his average monthly use of iron and steel shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad­ (1) “Tire chain” means a complete in the production of hospital ware dur­ dressed to the War Production Board, metal chain assembly produced for use ing the base period, or Consumers’ Durable Goods Branch, on a tire of a passenger automobile or a (ii) Produce more enameled ware Washington, D. C., Ref: L-30-b. commercial vehicle for the purpose of roasters than three times 15% of the increasing the traction of the tire. average monthly number of enameled (PX>. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; (2) “Chain parts” means cross chains, ware roasters produced by him during W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 locks, hooks, straps, plates, repair links, the base period. F.R. 329; E:0. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, and side chains produced for use in re­ (c) Applicability of other orders. On 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, pairing tire chains. and after November 1, 1942, the pro­ 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 (3) “Emergency unit chain” means a visions of this order shall supersede the and 507, 77th Cong.) chain assembly of the strap-on or single­ provisions of Limitation Order L-30 in Issued this 24th day of October 1942. chain type containing not more than two respect to enameled ware, and hospital V > cross chains per unit. ware, but nothing in this order shall be E rnest K anzler, (4) “Passenger automobile” means any deemed in any way to affect the pro­ Director General for Operations. passenger vehicle propelled by an in- visions of the said Order L-30 in respect [F. R. Doc. 42-10779; Filed, October 24, 1942; to any other products. In so far as any 11:25 a. m.J 17 FR. 8470. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8645 ternal combustion engine and having a (ii) For commercial vehicle tires: country, including those in the Western seating capacity of less than eleven (11) 6.S0-20/32 x 6; 7.00-20 ; 7.50-16; 7.50- Hemisphere, pursuant to the Act of persons. - 17; 7.50-20/34 x 7; 8.25-20; 9.00-20; 9.75- March II, 1941, entitled “An Act to Pro­ (5) “Light truck” means a complete 20. mote the Defense of the United States” motor truck or truck-tractor with a gross (e) Production of specially sized equip­ (Lend-Lease Act). vehicle weight rating of less than 9,000 ment. Notwithstanding the provisions (h) Records. All persons affected by pounds, aS authorized by the manufac­ of paragraphs (d) (2) (3) (4) and (5)> this order shall keep and preserve for turer thereof, or the chassis therefor. above, on and after October 31,1942, tire not less than two years accurate and (6) “Medium and/or heavy motor chains, chain parts and emergency unit complete records concerning production truck” means a complete motor truck or chains, in types and sizes other than and sales. truck-tractor with a gross vehicle weight those enumerated respectively in para­ (i) Reports. All persons affected by rating of 9,000 pounds or more, as au­ graphs (d) (2) and (5), may be produced this order, shall execute and file with the thorized by the manufacturer thereof, when specially ordered for delivery by War Production Board such reports and or the chassis therefor. the producer direct to the consumer. questionnaires as the Board shall from (7) “Truck trailer” means a complete (f) Limitations on production—(1) time to time request. No reports or semi-trailer or full trailer having a load­ For passenger automobiles. Between questionnaires are to be filed by any per­ carrying capacity of 10,000 pounds or October 31, 1942 and November 1, 1943, son until forms therefor are prescribed more, as authorized by the manufacturer no producer shall use in the production by the War Production Board. thereof, and designed exclusively for the of tire chains, chain parts or emergency (j) Audit and inspection. All records transportation of property or persons, or unit chains for passenger automobiles required to be kept by this order shall, the chassis therefor. more than sixteen per cent (16%) of the upon request, be submitted to audit and (8) “Passenger carrier” means a com­ total quantity of metals, in pounds, used inspection by duly authorized representa­ plete motor coach for passenger trans­ by him in his total production of all tire tives of the War Production Board. portation, having a seating capacity of chains, all chain parts and all emergency (k) Violations. Any person who wil­ not less than eleven (11) persons. unit chains in the period beginning April fully violates any provision of this order, (9) “Off-the-highway motor vehicle” 1, 1941 and ending March 31, 1942; pro­ or who, in connection with this order, means a motor truck, truck-tractor vided, that not more than twenty-five per wilfully conceals a material fact, or and/or trailer, operating off the public cent (25%) of the material so authorized furnishes false information„ to any de­ highway normally on rubber tires and may be used in the production of tire partment or agency of the United States, specially designed to transport materials, chains. is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction property or equipment on mining, con­ (2) For commercial vehicles: may be punished by fine or imprison­ struction, logging or petroleum develop­ (1) On and after October 31, 1942, no ment. In addition, any such person may ment projects. producer shall manufacture any tire be prohibited from making or obtaining (10) “Commercial vehicle” means any chains for commercial vehicles. further deliveries of, or from processing light, medium or heavy motor truck, (ii) Between October 31, 1942 and No­ or using, materials under priority con­ truck-tractor, truck trailer, off-the- vember 1, 1943 no producer shall use in trol and may be deprived of priorities highway motor vehicle or passenger the production of chain parts or emer­ assistance. carrier. „ • gency unit chains for commercial ve­ (l) Appeals. Any person affected by (11) “Consumer” means the owner or hicles, more than twenty-four per cent this order who considers that compliance operator of the vehicle for which tire (24%) of the total quantity of metals, in herewith would work an exceptional and chains, chain parts, or emergency unit pounds, used by him in his total produc­ unreasonable hardship upon him, may chains are required, nr the user of such tion of all tire chains, all chain parts and appeal to the War Production Board, tire chains, chain parts or emergency all emergency unit chains in the period setting forth pertinent facts and the unit chains, for any other purpose. beginning April 1,1941 and ending March reasons such person considers, that he is (d) Limitations on types and sizes of31, 1942. entitled to relief. The Director General tire chains, chain parts and emergency (3) In fixing production quotas as pro­ for Operations may thereupon take such unit chains. (1) On and after October vided for in paragraphs (f) (1) and (2) action as he deems appropriate. 31, 1942, no producer shall manufacture (ii) above’, production during the base (m) Communications. All communi­ any tire chains, chain parts or emer- period on orders for delivery to or for the cations concerning this order shall, un­ .-gency unit chains containing any metal account of the Army, Navy and other per­ less otherwise directed, be addressed to: other than low carbon steel, or any tire sons enumerated in paragraph (g) below War Production Board, Automotive chains, chain parts or emergency unit shall not be included. Branch, Washington, D. C., Ref: Order chains which are metallically plated. (g) Exceptions to applicability of this L-201. (2) On and after October 31, 1942, no order. The terms and restrictions of (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; producer shall manufacture any tire this order shall not apply to tire chains, W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F JR. 561; E.G. 9024, 7 chains or chain parts except for the tire chain parts or emergency unit chains sold F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, sizes specified in subparagraph (5) be­ to or produced under contracts or orders 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th low, and of the types designated A, C and for delivery to or for the account of: Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and M in Tire Chain Specifications No. 7140, \ (1) The Army or Navy of the United 507, 77th Cong.) copyrighted by The Chain Institute, Inc., States, the United States Maritime Com­ Chicago, Illinois, and published July 1, mission, the War Shipping Administra­ Issued this 24th day of October 1942. 1940. tion, the Panama £anal, the Coast and E rnest K anzler, (3) On and after October 31, 1942, no Geodetic Survey, the Coast Guard, the Directór General for Operations. producer shall manufacture any rein­ Civil Aeronautics Administration, the forced tire chains or reinforced chain National Advisory Committee for Aero­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10778; FUed, October 25, 1942; parts except for the tire sizes specified nautics, the Office of Scientific Research ,11:26 a. m.] in subparagraph (5) below and of the and Development; said types A, C and M. (2) The government of any of the fol­ (4) On and after October 31, 1942, no lowing countries: Belgium, China, P art 3109—M edical E quipment and Su p ­ producer shall manufacture emergency Czechoslovakia, Free France, Greece, plies S implification unit chains, either of standard weight Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, or reinforced, except for the tire sizes Russia, Turkey, United Kingdom, includ­ [General Limitation Order L-214) specified in subparagraph (5) below. ing its Dominions, Crown Colonies and The fulfillment of requirements for the (5) Tire sizes for which production is Protectorates, and Yugoslavia; defense of the United States has created authorized shall be limited to the follow­ (3) Any agency of the United States a shortage in the supply for defense, ing: Government for delivery to, or for the for private account and for export of (i) For passenger automobile tires: account of, the goverflment of any the materials entering into the produc­ 6.00-16; 6.50-16; 7.00-15; 7.50-16. country listed above, or any other tion of medical equipment and supplies 8646 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 and in the facilities available for the (g) Violations. Any person who wil­ production of medical equipment and fully violates any provisions of this or­ supplies; and the following order and the der, or any schedule issued pursuant schedules issued pursuant hereto are hereto, or who, in connection with this Article Sizes deemed necessary and appropriate in order, or any such schedule, wilfully con­ the public interest and to promote the ceals a material fact or furnishes false information to any department or | | manufacturer

war effort; I Number of 1 sizes permitted each agency of the United States is guilty of § 3109.1 General Limitation Order a crime, and upon conviction may be 1 9H to 10% inches in lr—214—(a) Issuance of schedules sim­ length. punished by fine or imprisonment. In 1 6 to 7 inches in diameter. plifying lines of medical equipment and addition, any such person may be pro­ 1 12 to 12% inches in supplies. The Director General for Op­ diameter. hibited from making or obtaining fur­ 1 13 to 13% inches in erations may from time to time issue ther deliveries of, or from processing or diameter. schedules establishing simplified prac­ 1 Size and style to be de­ tices with respect to the types, sizes, using, material under priority control termined by the man­ and may be deprived of priorities assist­ ufacturer. forms, specifications or other qualifica­ 1 2 to 2% quart capacity. tions for medical equipment, supplies,v ance. 2 2 to 2% quart and 4 to i% quart capacity. instruments and materials, and other (PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 FJt. 6680; Sterilizer, Instrument 1 18 to 19 inches in length; similar products. After the issuance of W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561; E.0.9024,7 F.R. (without heating 4 to 5 inches in depth; element or stand).* 8 to 9 inches in width. any such schedule no such materials or 329; E .0.9040,7 F.R. 527; E .0.9125,7 FJt. Tray, Instrument*___ 2 Sizes and styles to be de­ products shall be produced, fabricated, 2719; sec~2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., termined by the man­ processed or assembled except such as as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, ufacturer. conform to the issued schedule and ex­ 77th Cong.) cept as specifically permitted by such Issued this 24th day of October 1942. 'Metal covers or lids may be made for these articles schedule. Any schedule issued pursuant but not for any other articles in this table. hereto may also contain any other re­ Ernest K anzler, strictions concerning such materials and Director General for Operations. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of products that may be deemed necessary subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (b), and appropriate, such as restrictions on [F. R. Doc. 42-10785; Filed, October 24, 1942; a manufacturer may produce any article the sale, purchase, transfer, delivery 11:26 a. m.] of hospital enameled ware from iron or and/or uses thereof. steel which, on October 29,1942, had been (b) Appeals. Any person affected by blanked to size and shape for an article this order or any schedule issued pursu­ Part 3109—Medical Equipment and of hospital enameled ware by him or by ant hereto who considers that compli­ Supplies Simplification any other person, provided that such ance therewith would work an excep­ article is completed on or before Decem­ tional and unreasonable hardship upon [Schedule 1 to General Limitation Order L-214] ber 31, 1942, except for the production him, or that it would result in a serious and attaching of handles, bails and problem of unemployment in the com­ HOSPITAL ENAMELED WARE munity, or that compliance with this spouts, the welding together of fabri­ order or such schedule would disrupt or § 3109.2 Schedule 1 to General Limi­ cated parts and the application of a impair a program of conversion from tation Order L-214—(a) Definitions. vitreous-enameled coating, which may nondefense to defense work, may apply For the purposes of this schedule: be done thereafter. for relief by addressing a letter to the (1) “Hospital enameled ware” means (3) The restrictions contained in sub- War Production Board (Reference: L- any wasl basin made of vitreous- paragraph (1) of this paragraph (b) 214) setting forth the pertinent facts and enameled iron or steel, and any article shall not apply to the following articles the reasons why such person considers made of vitreous-enameled iron or steel of hospital enameled ware when pro­ that he is entitled to relief. The Director designed primarily for hospital or sick room use, including, but not limited to, duced pursuant to a specific purchase General for Operations may thereupon order, contract or subcontract for de­ take such action as he deems appro­ sponge basins, pus basins, solution priate. basins, bedpans, irrigators, dressing jars, livery to or for the account of the Army (c) Applicability of priorities regula­ instrument trays, instrument sterilizers or Navy of the United States, the United tions. This order (and any schedule is- (without heating elements or stands), States Maritime Commission or the War ued pursuant hereto) and all transac­ urinals, catheter trays, feeding cups and Shipping Administration: tions affected thereby are subject to all douche pans. The term does not include (i) Urinals, one size; applicable provisions of the priorities furniture, electrical or gas appliances, (ii) Pitchers, one size of one quart regulations of the War Production power-driven equipment, nor any article capacity and one size of 3 quart ca- Board, as amended from time to time. coming within the definition of “Enam­ pacity \ (d) Records. All persons affected by eled ware”, as defined in Supplementary (iii) Any article for use in the field or this order, or any schedule issued pursu­ General Limitation Order L-30-b. on shipboard, provided that the specifi­ ant hereto, shall keep and preserve for (2) “Manufacturer” means any person cations of such purchase order, contract not less than two years accurate and who produces or assembles any hospital or subcontract specify an article which complete records concerning inventories, enameled ware. may not be produced within the limita­ production, sales, and deliveries. (b) General restrictions. Pursuant to tions of subparagraph (1) of this para­ (e) Reports. All persons affected by General Limitation Order L-214: graph (b). this order, or any schedule issued pursu­ (1) Except as provided in subpara­ (PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; ant hereto, shall file such reports as may graph (2) and (3) of this paragraph (b), W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 be required from time to time by the on and after October 29, 1942, no manu­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, War Production Board. facturer shall process, fabricate, work on 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671,76th (f) Communications to War Produc­ or assemble any hospital enameled ware Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and tion Board. All reports required to be except the articles listed in the following 507, 77th Cong.) filed hereunder, and all communications table, and then only within the per­ concerning this order, or any schedule missible sizes and other limitations set Issued this 24th day of October 1942. issued pursuant hereto, shall, unless forth in the table. When a manufac­ Ernest Kanzler, otherwise directed, be addressed to: War turer is permitted by this table to make Director General for Operations. Production Board, Health, Safety and more than one size of any article, each Technical Supplies Branch, Washington, size he manufactures shall fall within a [F. R. Doc. 42-10783; Filed, October 24, 1942; D. C., Ref: L-214. different one of the size ranges specified. 11:26 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8647

Part 3085—Imported Long Staple R aw by diverting scarce materials to uses not Part 1028—Domestic Cooking Cotton authorized by the War Production Board. Appliances [Amendment 1 to General Conservation In view of thé ïbregoing facts: It is here­ [Amendment 3 to Supplementary General Order M-236] by ordered, That: Limitation Order L-23-c] Section 3085.1 General Conservation § 1010.115 Suspension Order S-115. Paragraph (a) (8) of § 1028.4 Supple­ Order M-2361 is hereby amended in the (a) Car-Mor Metal Company, Inc., mentary - General Limitation Order following respects: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, its- suc­ L-23-c1 is hereby amended to read as fol­ cessors and assigns, are hereby prohib­ lows: Paragraph (b) is amended to read as ited from melting or processing any cop­ follows: per, copper base alloy and copper scrap (8) Accessories for domestic cooking appliances means thermostats, closets, Definition. For the purposes of this in excess of seven (7) tons in any calen­ dar month. Nothing contained in this shelves, aprons, clocks, cast broiler pans, order “imported long staple raw cotton” thermometers or any other instruments, means any imported raw cotton with paragraph shall be deemed as authority to melt copper, copper base alloy and attachments, or appurtenances (except staple length of from lVa" to 12%2", in­ reservoirs, water backs and portable clusive, whether imported before or after copper scrap, but Car-Mor Metal Com­ pany, Inc., its successors and assigns, ovens) not essential to any of the follow­ the effective date of this order, but the ing three major cooking operations: term shall not include representative shall make application for authority to melt copper, copper base alloy and copper top-burner cooking, oven baking and samples taken under a sampling permit oven broiling. issued by the U. S. Bureau of Customs scrap, in accordance with the applicable orders and regulations of the Director This amendment shall take effect the from bales prior to entry for classifica­ 26th day of December, 1942. tion or other purposes for which such General for Operations. samples are customarily used. (b) Nothing contained in" this order, (PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 FJR. 6680; shall be deemed to relieve Car-Mor Metal W.P3. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 (PD. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; Company, Inc., its successors and as­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 signs, from any restriction, prohibition, 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2(a), Pub. Law 671, 76th F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, or provision, contained in any order or Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th regulation of the Director of Industry 507, 77th Cong.) Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and Operations, or the Director General for 507, 77th Cong.) Operations, whether now in force or Issued this 26th day of October, 1942. Issued this 24th day of October 1942. hereafter issued, except insofar as the Ernest K anzler, same may be inconsistent with the pro­ Director General for Operations. Ernest K anzler, visions hereof. Director General tor Operations. [F. R. Doc. 42-10819; Filed, October 26, 1942; (c) This order shall take effect on 11:08 a. m.[ {S'. R. Doc. 42-10784; Piled, October 24, 1942; November 1, 1942, and shall expire on 11:26 a. m.] January 31, 1943, at which time the re­ striction contained in this order shall be of no further effect. Part 1055—Wool Clothing for Men and (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; Boys Part 1010—Suspension Orders WPB; Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 [Revocation of General Conservation Order [Suspension order ©—115] F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, M-73-a] CAR-MOR METAL CO., INC. 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, General Conservation Order M-73-a as 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 amended April 27, 1942 and revised May Car-Mor Metal Company, Inc., Phila­ and 507, 77th Cong.) ' 8, 1942 and July 10, 1942 (§ 1055.2)8 is delphia, Pennsylvania, is a corporation hereby revoked. engaged in business as a scrap dealer, Issued this 24th day of October 1942. ingot maker and babbitt maker, and Ernest K anzler, (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; melts approximately fifteen (15) tons of Director General for Operations. W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 copper and copper base alloy scrap per F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, month. During the month of April, 1942, [F. R. Doc. 42-10816; Filed, October 24, 1942; 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671,76th the company melted approximately 12:33 a. m.] Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 24,000 pounds of copper and copper base 507, 77th Cong.) alloy scrap without having first obtained Issued this 26th day of October 1942. specific authorization from the Director Part 1011—I ridium Ernest K anzler, of Industry Operations. This constituted [Amendment 1 of Conservation Order M-49] a violation of Supplementary Order No. Director General for Operations. M-9-b.1 Section 1011.1 Conservation Order [F. R. Doc. 42-10826; Filed, October 26, 1942; During the period June 15, 1942 to M-491 is hereby amended by changing 11:08 a. m.] August 1, 1942, the company made nu­ paragraph (b) (8) to read as follows: merous deliveries of brass ingot to vari­ (8) Effective date, This order shall ous purchasers without having first re­ take effect upon the 12th day of Decem­ Part 1084—Canned F oods ceived evidence from said purchasers of ber 1941, and shall continue in effect [Supplementary Order M-86-1J, as Amended their specific authority from the Director until revoked by the Director General for October 26, 1942] of Industry Operations to receive said Operations^. material. These deliveries were made Section 1084.3 Supplementary Order subsequent to a time when the company (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; M-86-b8 is amended to read as follows: had knowledge that said deliveries could W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 § 1084.3 Supplementary Order M-86-b. not be made without its first having re­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, (a) Notwithstanding any previous ceived a Form PD-518-a .certificate 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671,76th notice of release by any government granting the necessary authority to the Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and agency, or notice given by any canner purchaser to receive said materials. 507, 77th Cong. pursuant to paragraph (c) (3) of Order These deliveries constituted violations of Issued this 26th day of October 1942. M-86,* no canner after October 26, 1942, Supplementary Order No. M-9-b. may sell or deliver any part of his pack These violations of Supplementary Ernest Kanzler, of the following fish packed by him at Order M-9-b have impeded and ham­ Director General for Operations. pered the war effort of the United States [F. R. Doc. 42-10821; Filed, October 26, 1942; 17 FJR. 3570, 5119, 5556. 11:08 a. m.] »7 F.R. 3081, 3443, 5297.' 17 FR. 7172. • 7 F.R. 3928. 8 7 P.R. 5983, 6161. 16 FR. 6407. * 7 FR . 1998. 8648 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 any time from March 1,1942 to February allocated the quotas prescribed by tfris and shall continue in effect until revoked 28, 1943, except as permitted by this or­ order, and authorized to purchase, for by the Director General for Operations. der: governmental requirements, those quan­ (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; Group 1 Salmon: tities and such other and further quan- ■ W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024,7 F.R* Red, sockeye, or blueback (Oncorhynchus tities as may be allocated to it from time 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 nerka); to time. Said Agricultural Marketing F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Pink (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha); Administration is also authorized to in­ Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and Silver, silverside, medium red, or coho (On- spect and grade such canned fish pur­ 507, 77th Cong.) icornynch.ua kisutch); suant to paragraph (e) of Order M-86. Chum or keta (Oncorhynchus keta); (h) Paragraph (c) (>3) of Order M-86 Issued this 26th day of October 1942. King, Chinook or spring (Oncorhynchus tschawytacha) shall not apply with respect to canned Ernest K anzler, Steelhead, or steelhead trout (Salmo iri- fish set aside pursuant to this supple­ Director General for Operations. mentary order. deus and S. Clarki, sometimes called S. [F. R. Doc. 42-10824; Filed, October 26, 1942; Gairdneri). (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; 11:09 a. m.] Group 2 Pilchard (Sardinia caerulea), by W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 whatever name known, including sardines. F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, Group 3 Sea Herring: 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Atlantic (Clupea herengus), by whatever P art 3126—Clothing F or Men and B oys name known, including sardines. Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and Group 4 Mackerel: 507, 77th Cong.) [General Limitation Order L-224] Atlantic (Scomber scombriis) Issued this 26th day of October 1942. The fulfillment of requirements for the Pacific (Pneumatophorus japonicus diego) defense of the United States has created Ernest K anzler, (b) Each canner may deliver, to any Director General for Operations. a shortage in the supply of wool, silk, agency or agencies of the United States rayon, cotton, linen and other materials Government specifically designated by [F. R. Doc. 42-10825; Filed, October 26, 1942; for defense, for private account and for the Director General for Operations, any 11:09 a. m.] export; and the following order is deemed part or all of the canned fish listed in necessary and appropriate in the public paragraph (a) packed by him at any interest and to promote the national de­ time. P art 1084—Canned F oods fense: (c) 60% by net weight is hereby estab­ [Supplementary Order M-86-c, Revocation] § 3126.1 General Limitation Order L- lished as each canner’s quota percentage 224—(a) Applicability of priorities regu­ for such sale to government agencies of Section 1084.4 Supplementary Order lations. This order and all transactions his pack of e^qh species of each group of M-86-c1 is hereby revoked. affected thereby are subject to all appli­ canned fish listed in paragraph (a), (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; cable provisions of the priorities regula­ packed during each quota period. The W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 tions of the War Production Board, as following quota periods are hereby estab­ F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, amended from time to time. lished : 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th (b) Definitions. For the purposes of Period 1—March 1, 1942-October 31, Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and this order: 1942. 507, 77th Cong.) (1) “Wool cloth” means any cloth con­ Period 2—November 1942. taining any percentage of wool, reproc­ Period 3—December 1942. Issued this 26th day of October 1942. essed wool or reused wool as those terms Period 4—January 1943. E rnest K anzler, are defined in the Wool Products Label­ Period 5—February 1943. ♦ Director General for Operations. ing Act of 1939, 54 Stat. 1128, October 14, (d) Any canner who has delivered to 1940, but shall not include cloth in which government agencies his quota of his [F. R. Doc. 42-10822; Filed, October 26, 1942; the only wool, content is grown or adult pack of any species of any group of 11:09 a. m.] mohair. canned fish lasted in paragraph (a), (2) “Put into process” means the first packed during any quota period, may cutting operation of the cloth in the deliver to persons other than government' P art 1084—Canned F oods manufacture of men’s or boys’ clothing agencies 20% of his pack of such species, [Supplementary Order M-86-d, Revocation] by any person, including tailors-to-the- packed during such quota period. Such trade and merchant tailors. 2CT% of his pack may be delivered by a Section 1084.5 Supplementary Order (3) “Men’s” means clothing graded as canner in advance of delivery of his quota M-86-d * is hereby revoked. men’s, young men’s, students’, or all that to Government agencies if so authorized (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; does not normally grade from size 14. by the government agency to which such W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 F.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 (4) “Boys’ ” means all clothing nor­ canner’s pack is allocated, provided such F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, mally graded up and down from size 14, agency finds that the canner is unable to 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, but shall not include sizes smaller than 7. deliver his quota for reasons beyond his 76th Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 (5) “Children’s (male)” means boys’ control and provided, further, that he and 507, 77th Cong.) clothing falling between sizes 7 to 12 in­ has obligated himself by contract to make clusive. delivery of his quota when able. Issued this 26th day of October 1942. (6) “Patch pocket” means a pocket (e) Directions as to styles, types of E rnest K anzler, made by superimposing a patch of cloth pack, can sizes, labeling, boxes, and strap­ Director General for Operations. upon the body cloth of the garment. ping may be given to any canner pack­ t (7) “High-rise trousers” means trou­ ing any canned fish listed in paragraph [F. R. Doc. 42-10823; Filed, October 26, 1942; sers with the difference between the in­ (a), by the Director General for Opera­ 11:09 a. m.] seam measurement and the outseam tions, or the agency to which a canner’s measurement (measured from the top pack is allocated. of the waistband) exceeding il% inches (f) The report prescribed by para­ P art 1098—R hodium for a 32 inch waist regular, with other graph (c) (2) of Order M-86 shall be [Amendment 2 of Conservation Order M-95] sizes and variations in normal propor­ filed weekly within three days after the tion. close of each calendar week on Form Section 1098.1 Conservation Order (8) “Unlined” means without linings PD-495, “Canned Fish; Weekly Pack Re­ Af-958 is hereby amended by changing other than a shallow yoke lining and port.” A report on such form, shall be paragraph (c) to read as follows: sleeve lining. filed within fifteen days after the com­ (c) Effective date. This order shall (9) Measurements. Whenever par­ pletion of each canner’s seasonal pack, take effect on the 11th day of March 1942, ticular measurements are set forth in covering the entire amount of such pack. this order, such shall refer to finished (g) Until further notice, the Agricul­ 1 7 F.R. 7142. measurements after all manufacturing tural Marketing Administration within * 7 F.R. 7774. operations have been completed and the the Department of Agriculture is hereby 8 7 F.R. 1979, 2895, 3807. garment is ready for shipment. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8649 (10) Unless otherwise expressly de­ including any type of simulated cuffs, or swatch containing over 6 square inches fined, all terms shall have their usual with a permanent turn-up of over three of cloth. This restriction shall not ap­ and customary trade meaning. inches or cause this to be done by others ply to display or selling ends used by (c) Restrictions on use of cloth in the for his account. This restriction shall not tailors-to-the-trade or merchant tailors manufacture and finishing of men’s and apply to the alteration, repair or cleaning containing yardage, alone or in combi­ boys’ clothing—(1) Curtailments on of trousers already finished with cuffs. nation with an end of approximately the use of cloth in the manufacture of coats, (ii) No person consummating at retail same length and width, sufficient to be trousers, vests, or suits, including lumber the sale of wool cloth trousers, whether put into process for the manufacture of jackets, leisure, or loafer coats, semi­ separate or in a suit, who does not finish trousers, coat, suit, topcoat or overcoat. dress pants, slack-suit trousers and sim­ the trousers, shall deliver the trousers in (5) Curtailments on the manufacture ilar types of garments. No person shall an unfinished state unless he has first cut of full-dress coats, cutaway coats, or put into process, or cause to be put into off the wool cloth in excess of that needed double-breasted tuxedo coats. No person process by others for his account, any for a permanent turn-up of three inches. shall hereafter put into process, or cause cloth for manufacture of a: (3) Curtailments on the use of wool to be put into process by others for his ac­ (i) Second pair of trousers for any cloth in the manufacture of topcoats and count, any wool cloth in the manufacture suit, whether two or three pieces, of the overcoats (including work overcoats and of a full-dress coatra cutaway coat, or a same or matching material; fingertip coats), mackinaws, and similar double-breasted tuxedo coat. (11) Vest for a double-breasted suit of types of garments. No person shall put (6) Additional curtailments on the use the same or matching material ; into process, or cause to be put into of cloth in the manufacture of that por­ (iii) Sack coat, jacket, or lumber process by others for his account, any tion of boys’ clothing known as “chil­ jacket with: wool cloth for the manufacture of: dren’s (male) clothing.’’ No person shall (a) Length exceeding for: (i) Single - breasted topcoats, over­ put into process, or cause to be put into (1) Men’s—29% inches for a size 37 coats or mackinaws, (a) Men’s single- process by others for his account, any regular, with other sizes and variations breasted topcoat or overcoat exceeding cloth for the manufacture of a: in normal proportion, except that on 43% inches in length and 56 inches in (1) Suit, jacket, mackinaw, topcoat, or cloths other than wool cloth, % inch ad­ sweep for a size 37 regular with other overcoat with separate or attached hood, ditional shall be permitted; sizes and variations in normal propor­ scarf, hat, helmet, cap, mittens, gloves, (2) Boys’—24% inches for a size 14, tion, and that in the case of men’s single- or purse of the same or matching ma­ with other sizes in normal proportion, breasted mackinaw, the length shall in terial, except a mackinaw or jacket with except that on cloths other than wool no case exceed 32 inches; an attached hood, if made without a col­ cloth, % inch additional shall be per­ (b) Boys’ single-breasted topcoat or lar; mitted; overcoat exceeding 37% inches in length (ii) Snow or ski suit with: (b) Outside patch pockets or inside and 48 inches in sweep for a size 14, with (a) Wool cloth lining, if snow or ski patch pockets of wool cloth, except that other sizes in normal proportion, and suit is of wool cloth; unlined utility jackets or lumber jackets that in the case of boys’ single-breasted (b) Separate or attached cape, muff, may have two lower inside patch pockets mackinaw, the length shall not exceed scarf, bag, hat, coat or mittens of the of wool cloth and that unlined sack coats 30 inches for a size 18, with other sizes same or matching material; or jackets may have outside patch pock­ graded up and down in normal propor­ (c) Self or contrasting cloth belt ex­ ets of cloth other than wool cloth; tion; ceeding 2 inches in width; (c) Vent or belted back, or any other (ii) Double-breasted topcoats, over­ (d) Collar, if an attached hood is used; type of fancy back with pleats, tucks, coats or mackinaws, (a) Men’s double- (e) Attached hood of wool cloth lined bellows, gussets, or yokes, except a two- breasted topcoat or overcoat exceeding with wool cloth; piece back with a belt stitched on in such 44% inches in length and 62 inches in (/) More than one pair of pants or leg­ a way that there is no overlay of cloth sweep for a size 37 regular, with other gings. on cloth greater than one-half inch on sizes and variations in normal propor­ (d) Prohibition against sales and de­ the upper and the lower side of the belt. tion, and that in the case of men’s liveries. No person shall sell or deliver (iv) Pair of trousers with: double-breasted mackinaw, the length any men’s or boys’ clothing except: (a) Maximum width exceeding 22 in­ shall in no case exceed 32 inches; j(l) Clothing manufactured in accord­ ches at the knee and 18% inches at the (b) Boys’ double-breasted topcoat or ance with the iestrictions of paragraph bottom for a pair of trousers size 32 inch overcoat exceeding 37% inches in length (c) hereof; waist regular, with other sizes and vari­ and 53 inches in sweep for a size 14, with (2) Clothing manufactured from wool ations in normal proportion; other sizes in normal proportion, and cloth, including cloth containing mohair, (b) Inseam measurement exceeding, that in the case of boys’ double-breasted put into process prior to May 30,1942; except cloth other than wool cloth, for: mackinaw, the length shall not exceed 30 (3) Clothing manufactured from cloth (1) Men’s—35 inches (including the Inches for a size 18, with other Sizes other than wool cloth, excluding cloth turn-up) for a pair of trousers size 32 graded up and down in normal propor­ containing mohair, put into process prior inch waist regular with other sizes and- tion; to October 26,1942. variations in normal proportion; (iii) A topcoat, overcoat or mackinaw with inside or 'outside patch pockets of (4) Secondhand clothing. (2) Boys’—30% inches (including the (e) Exclusions from this order. The turn-up) for a size 14 with other sizes in wool cloth, any type of cuffs on the sleeves, a belt, pleats, or any type of provisions and terms of this order shall normal proportion; not apply to the cutting or manufactur­ (c) Real or simulated pleat or tuck, fancy back, except that men’s or boys’ unlined utility mackinaw may have two ing of (1) Uniforms for any of the fol­ except cloth other than wool cloth; lowing: (d) Continuous waistband, extension lower inside patch pockets of wool cloth and/or a two-piece back with a belt (i) U. S. Army officers (commissioned, waistband or any type of high-rise, ex­ warrant and specialist corps); cept a continuous waistband for children stitched on in such a way that there is no overlay of wool cloth on wool cloth (ii) U. S. Navy officers (commissioned (male); and warrant) and chief petty officers; (e) Side or back buckle st£ap; greater than % inch on the upper and (/) Belt-loops exceeding % inch in the lower side of the belt; (iii) U. S. Marine Corps officers (com­ width; (iv) A topcoat, overcoat or mackinaw missioned and warrant); (g) Belt or half-belt, except for with a lining cloth containing new wool; (iv) U. S. Coast Guard officers (com­ trousers without suspenders or bib for (v) A reversible topcoat, overcoat or missioned and warrant) and chief petty children (male); mackinaw made of wool cloth on more officers; (ft) Patch pockets; than one side. (v) U. S. Government military and (v) Vest with patch pockets, collar, (4) Curtailments on selling samples naval academy training school students; lapels, or of a double-breasted style. and reference swatches. No person shall (vi) U. S. Maritime Commission offi­ (2) Curtailments on finishing wool cut, or cause to be cut by others for his cers; cloth trousers, (i) No person shall finish account, a selling sample containing over (vii) U. S. War Shipping Administra­ a pair of wool cloth trousers with cuffs, 54 square inches of cloth or a reference tion officers; No. 211------4 8650 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942

(viii) U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration P art 1340—F uel officers; v (ix) U. S. Public Health Service offi­ Part 1309—Copper [Amendment 25 to MPR 120 cers. [Amendment 3 to RPS 12 *] BITUMINOUS COAL DELIVERED FROM MINE OR (2) Clothing, robes and vestments as BRASS MILL SCRAP PREPARATION PLANT required by the rules of religious orders A statement of the considerations in­ A statement of the considerations in­ and sects. volved in the issuance of this Amend­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ (3) Historical costumes for theatrical ment No. 3 has been issued simultane­ ment has been issued simultaneously productions. ously herewith and has been filed with herewith and has been filed with the Di­ (4) Clothing for persons who, because the Division of the Federal Register.* vision of the Federal Register.* of unusual height or abnormal size or In § 1309.18, paragraph (b) and in In § 1340.208, paragraph (b) is re­ physical deformities, require additional section 1309.19, subparagraph (2) of designated (c) , and a new paragraph (b) cloth for proportionate length of coat, paragraph '(b) are amended to read as is added as set forth below; jacket, topcoat or overcoat, or the inseam set forth below: or outseam of trousers or width of trou­ § 1340.208 Definitions. * * * ser knee nnd bottom, or otherwise, but § 1309.18 Definitions. * * * (b) Where reference is made to maxi­ only insofar as necessary because of such v (b) “Brass mill scrap” includes all mum prices for shipment by a particular unusual height or abnormal size or phys­ kinds and grades of non-ferrous scrap method of transportation (e. g., “ship­ ical deformities. materials which are a waste or by-prod­ ment by rail,” “truck or wagon ship­ (5) Clothing manufactured specifically uct of any kind of fabrication of new ments”) this does not include such ship- in accordance with the provisions of any sheet, tube, rod or other brass mill prod­ jnents made for special uses to which other applicable conservation, limitation ucts. It also includes any unused sheet, special maximum prices are applicable or general preference order. • tube, rod or other brass mill products (e. g., railroad fuel shipments) unless the (f) Appeal. Any person affected by sold to a brass mill for remelting reference so specifies. this order who considers that compliance whether such brass mill products are in * ' * * * * therewith would work an exceptional and the form originally sold by the brass § 1340.211a Effective dates of amend­ unreasonable hardship upon him, or that mill or have been further fabricated, ments. * * * it would result in a degree of unemploy­ processed, altered or assembled. (z) Amendment No. 25 (§ 1340.208 (b), ment which would be unreasonably dis­ * # * * 4> (c)) to Maximum Price Regulation No. proportionate compared with the amount § 1309.19 Appendix A: Maximum 120 shall be effective as of May 18, 1942. of cloth conserved, or that compliance prices. * * * with this order would disrupt or impair a (b) * * * (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. program of conversion from non-defense (2) The following are the specific 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) to defense work, may appeal to the War maximum prices established by this Re­ Issued this 23d day of October 1942. Production Board by letter or telegram, vised Price Schedule No. 12: Reference L-224, setting forth the perti­ Leon H enderson, nent facts and the reasons he considers Administrator. Maximum prices he is entitled to relief. The Director per pound of ma­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10740; Filed, October 23, 1942; General for Operations may thereupon terial (cents) 12:09 p. m.] take such action as he deems appropriate. (g) Reports. Each person affected by this order shall execute and file with the if 1 War Production Board such reports and Grade P art 1346—B uilding M aterials questionnaires as may be required by said [Amendment 1 to MPR 2242] Board from time to time. rod) (h) Communications to the War Pro­ CEMENT

duction Board. All reports required to ing sheet and tube) A statement of the considerations in­ Heavy scrap (includ­ Rod ends (including 1 be filed hereunder and all communica­ Turnings volved in the issuance of this amendment tions concerning this order shall, unless Copper...... , ...... 10 H 9J4 has been issued simultaneously herewith otherwise directed, be addressed to: War Tinned copper...... m 9*6 and filed with the Division of the Federal Production Board, Textile, Clothing and Commercial bronze: Register.* Containing 95% or more copper. __ m 9 H m Leather Branch, Washington, Ü. C. Ref : Containing minimum of 90% up Paragraph (b) of § 1346.104, paragraph L-224. to 95% copper...... m m 8*6 (a) of § 1346.105, § 1346.111, and para­ Red Brass: Containing minimum (i) Violations. Any person who wil­ of 80% copper...... 9)é m m graph (a) (5) of § 1346.114 are hereby fully violates any provision of this order, Best quality brass:- Containing amended to read as set forth below; a or who, in connection with this order, minimum of 71% up to 80% copper_____ '...... 8% 8H 8 new paragraph (a) (7) is added to wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ Yellow brass...... 8*6 m va § 1346.114; and a new § 1346.117 is added. nishes false information to any depart­ Muntz metal...... 8 7% m Nickel silver: § 1346.104 Maximum prices for sales ment or agency of the United States is Containing minimum 5% nickel.. 914 9 4M and deliveries of cement by manufac­ guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Containing minimum 10% nickel. 10^6 9% 5He may be' -punished by fine or imprison­ Containing minimum 15% nickel. 10J6 10*6 5ji« turers. * * * (b) Maximum prices for cement sold ment. In addition, any such person may by a manufacturer and shipped outside be prohibited from making or obtaining its normal market area. (1) The maxi­ further deliveries of, or from processing § 1309.18a Effective dates of amend­ ments. * * * mum prices for American Society for or using, material under priority control (c) Amendment No. 3 (§§ 1309.18 (b), Testing Materials Types 1 and 2 Portland and may be deprived of priorities assist­ 1309.19 (b) (2) and 1309.18a (c)) to Re­ cement sold by a manufacturer and ance. vised Price Schedule No. 12 shall become shipped outside its normal market area (P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 F.R. 6680; effective October 29, 1942. shall be, except as provided below, the highest of the following three prices: W.P.B. Reg. 1, 7 P.R. 561; E.O. 9024, 7 (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. (i) A price at the destination not in F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) excess of the maximum price established 7 F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Issued this 23d day of October 1942, under paragraph (a) of this section for Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and a sale at such destination by a mill whose 507, 77th Cong.) Leon H enderson, Administrator. normal market area includes such desti­ Issued this 26th day of October 1942. nation; [F. R. Doc. 42-10739; Filed, October 23, 1942; E rnest K anzler, 12:08 p. m.] *7 F.R. 3168, 3447, 3901, 4336, 4342, 4404, Director General for Operations. 4540, 4541, 4700, 5059, 5560, 5607, 5827, 5835, ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office 6169, 6218r 6265, 6272, 6325, 6524, 6744, 6896, [F. R. Doc. 42-10820; Filed, October 26, 1942; of Price Administration. 7670, 7777, 7914, 7942, 8354. 11:08 a. m.] 17 F.R. 1234, 1836, 2132, 3520, 5515. *7 FR . 7396. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8651 (li) A price f. o. b. mill in bulk not in contractor with any war procurement of this regulation for the cement which excess of the price listed below in the agency for use on a project controlled by the dealer is reselling shall be a price Bureau of Mines District in which the any such ageney : Provided, That the obli­ not in excess of the cost of such cement mill is located. gations of a manufacturer under this pro­ to the dealer plus a dollar margin not Price vision will be met if he secures an affi­ higher than the dollar margin which the District No.: per barrel davit from the purchaser that the cement dealer customarily received in a similar 1 (Eastern Pa., N. J., Md., D. of C., to be purchased will not be resold transaction involving like quantities and Delà.)------$1.33 types of cement between October 1, 1941, 2 (N. Y., Conn., R. I., Mass., N. H., in the normal course of trade to a person Vt., M aine)______1.36 other than a war procurement agency or and March 31, 1942. 3 (Western Pa., Ohio, West Va.) 1.27 a contractor or subcontractor with any * * * * * 4 (Michigan) ------1.28 war procurement agency for use on a § 1346.111 Licensing. The provisions 5 (Ind., 111., Wis., K y.)______1.42 project controlled by any such agency, of Supplementary Order No. 18 6 (Ga., Ala., Tenn., La., Miss., N. C., and the manufaturer retains such affida­ (§ 1305.22) Licensing Persons Selling S. C., Va., Fla.)______1.44 vit in his possession for a period of two Lumber, Lumber Products or Building 7 (Eastern Mo., Iowa, Minn., N. D., years and makes it available for inspec­ S. D .)------—------1-54 Materials, are applicable to every person 8 (Neb., Kans., Okla., West Mo., tion by the Office of Price Administra­ (except mills, manufacturers, or pro­ Ark.) ______1.43 tion. ducers) making sales of cement for which 9 (Texas)______1.58 (2) A delivered price may be charged maximum prices are established by this 10 (Colo., Utah, Mont., Idaho, Wyo­ under (ii) or (iii) of paragraph (b) (1) regulation. The term “producers” when ming, N. M.)_------1.73 of this section equal to the f. o. b. mill used in this section shall have the mean­ 11 (California, Arizona, Nevada)----- 1.43 price plus the freight charges incurred ing given to such term by Supplementary 12 (Oregon, W ashington)------1.81 by the manufacturer in making delivery Order No. 18. (a) The manufacturer may use the al­ to the point of destination: Provided, ***** ternative pricing method set forth in That if the seller makes delivery with § 1346.114 Definitions, (a) W h e u subdivision (ii) only if he indicates on his own facilities, he may add to the used-in this Maximum Price Regulation the billing that the price has been deter­ f. 0. b. mill price the charges which he No. 224, the term: * * * mined in accordance with § 1346.104 (b) customarily made for such transportation (5) “Normal market area” for ai# mill (1) (ii) of this Maximum Price Regula­ services during the period March 1 to means that area in which cement was tion No. 224; and the cement is to be 15, 1942, but in no event to exceed the regularly offered for sale at delivered sold to a person who will not resell it lowest cüihmon carrier charge for such prices for shipment from that mill during in the course of trade to a person other shipment by the mode of transportation the period January 1, 1940, to January than a war procurement agency or a con­ employed. 1,1942. For the purposes of this defini­ tractor or subcontractor with any war (3) The maximum prices established tion, cement will be deemed to have been procurement agency for use on à project under this paragraph (b) are subject to “regularly offered for sale” only in the controlled by any such agency: Provided, trade discounts, quantity differentials, area in which the mill regularly had That the obligations of a manufacturer charges (including package charges), traveling salesmen and/or made quota­ under this provision will be met if he allowances, and deposits (other than de­ tions for shipment at delivered prices secures an affidavit from the purchaser posits on cloth bags which may be re­ during such period. that the cement to be purchased will quired in a reasonable amount so long * * * * * not be resold in the normal course of as the refund equals the deposit) most (7) “Base period”, as used in § 1346.107, trade to a person other than a war pro­ favorable to purchasers which the manu­ facturer had in effect, published, listed, means the period March 1 to March 15, curement agency or a contractor or sub­ 1942, inclusive. contractor with any war procurement or quoted, during the period March 1 to agency for use on a project controlled 15, 1942. § 1346.117 Effective dates of amend­ by any such agency, and the manufac­ (4) The maximum prices under this ments. (a) Amendment No. 1 (§§ 1346.104 turer retains such affidavit in his pos­ paragraph (b) may be increased to the (b), 1346.105 (a), 1346.111, 1346.114 (a) session for a period of two years and extent that a cash discount is offered to (5), 1346.114 (a) (7), and 1346.117) to makes it available for inspection by the purchasers under conditions as favor­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 224 shall Office of Price Administration. able as were offered by the seller during become effective September 23, 1942. (iii) Up to and including June 30, the period March 1 to 15,1942: Provided, 1943, a price f. o. b. mill not in excess That during the period pf the war emer­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. of the highest price realized by the man­ gency a reasonable period of grace suffi­ 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) ufacturer at the mill on a comparable cient to permit routine handling shall Issued this 23d day of October 1942. sale to a similar purchaser during the be allowed to any war procurement period March 1 to 15,1942, whether made agency within which to avail itself of the Leon H enderson, to a point inside or outside of the man­ cash discount. Administrator. ufacturer’s normal market area. (5) The differentials from the price of American Society for Testing Ma­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10741; Filed, October 23, 1942; (a) A manufacturer may use the al­ 12:08 p. m.] ternative pricing method set forth in terials Types 1 and 2 Portland cement subdivision (iii) only if the War Pro­ which prevailed on March 15, 1942, with duction Board certifies to the manufac­ respect to American Society for Testing turer and to the Office of Price Admin­ Materials Type 3 Portland cement (high P art 1372—S easonal Commodities istration that the quantity of cement early strength cement), white cement, named in such certification for the war- oil-well cements, masonry cement, and [Amendment 4 to MPR 2101] essential project likewise designated other cement, shall be added to or sub­ should not be shipped from a Bureau of tracted from, as the case may be, the RETAIL AND WHOLESALE PRICES FOR FALL AND Mines District having surplus cement and maximum selling prices established un­ WINTER SEASONAL COMMODITIES der this paragraph for American Society that both the point of shipment-and the A statement of the considerations in­ point of destination are located in a Bu­ for Testing Materials Types 1 and 2 reau of Mines District or Districts in Portland cement, to determined the volved in the issuance of this amendment which a deficiency of cement exists or is maximum prices for such other cements. has been issued simultaneously herewith imminent at the time of the certification; and filed with the Division of the Federal § 1346.105 Maximum prices for sales Register.* and the manufacturer indicates on the and deliveries of cement "by dealers. billing that the price has been determined * * * Paragraph (g) of § 1372.112 is amended in accordance with § 1346.104 (b) (1) by the addition of subparagraph (9), set (iii) of this Maximum Price Regulation (a) The maximum price for the sale forth as follows: No. 224; and the cement is to be sold to a by a dealer of cement purchased from person who will not resell it in the course a manufacturer who established maxi­ ♦Copies may be obtained from Office of of trade to a person other than a war pro­ mum prices in accordance with the pro­ Price Administration. curement agency or a contractor or sub­ visions of i 1346.104 (b) (1) (ii) or (iii) * 7 F.R. 6789, 7318, 7173, 7912. 8652 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 § 1372.112 Appendix A: List of fall and Regulation—Exception for Certain Com­ mum price regulation covering this kind winter seasonal commodities. * * * modities, Certain Sales and Deliveries, of lumber. The parties may also, if they (9) Show fencing, roll corn cribbing, and Certain Services. prefer, agree that the adjustment shall slat corn cribbing, combination wood and A statement of the considerations in­ apply only when the maximum price wire com cribbing and portable corn volved in the issuance of this amendment later set is higher than the contract cribs. has been issued simultaneously herewith price, and not when it is lower. * * * * * and has been filed with the Division of (ii) The term “aircraft lumber” means § 1372.111a Effective dates of amend­ the Federal Register.* any Sitka spruce lumber the price of ments. * * * Subparagraph (36) of § 1499.26 (a) is which is established by Maximum Price (d) Amendment No. 4 (§§ 1372.112 added, and reads as set forth below: Regulation No. 109, Aircraft Spruce, (g) (9)) shall become effective October § 1499.26 Exceptions for certain com­ (b) Effective dates of amendments. 29, 1942. * modities and certain sales and deliveries. (a) General Maximum Price Regulation (45) Amendment No. 44 (§ 1499.73 (a) (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. (33)) to Supplementary Regulation No. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) shall not apply to any sale or delivery of the following commodities: 14 to General Maximum Price Regulation Issued this 23d day of October 1942. * * * * * shall become effective October 29,1942. Leon H enderson, (36) The following natural forest prod­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. Administrator. ucts used by florists: ferns, leaves, foliage 9250, 7 F.R. 7871.) [P. R. Doc. 42-10742; Filed, October 23, 1942; and boughs. Issued this 23d day of October 1942. 12:07 p. m.] * * * * * (e) Effective dates. * * * L eon H enderson, (34) Amendment No. 33 (§ 1499.26 (a) Administrator. (36)) to Supplementary Regulation No. [F. R. Doc. 4.2-10744; Filed, October 23, 1942; P art 1390—M achinery and T ransporta­ 1 shall become effective October 29, 1942. 12:09 p. m.] tion E quipment (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. [Amendment 34 to MPR 136,1 as Amended] 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) MACHINES AND PARTS AND MACHINERY Issued this 23d day of October 1942. P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices SERVICES [Order 102 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GfctPR] Leon H enderson, A statement of the considerations in­ Administrator. BENLY PRODUCTS CO. volved in the issuance of this amendment For the reasons set forth in an opinion has been issued simultaneously herewith [F. R. Doc. 42-10734; Filed, October 23, 1942; 12:10 p. m.] issued simultaneously herewith, It is or­ and filed with the Division of the Fed­ dered: eral Register.* New subparagraph (23) is added to § 1499.966 Approval of maximum price § 1390.25 (c) as set forth below: for sales of a certain toilet water prepa­ P art 1499—Commodities and Services ration by Monroe Coblens, doing business § 1390.25 Petitions for amendment or [Amendment 44 to Supp. Reg. 141 .to GM as the Benly Products Company, (a) adjustment: * * * PR *] Monroe Coblens, doing business as the (c) Amendments. * * * SITKA SPRUCE LUMBER, EXCEPT AIRCRAFT Benly Products Company, Philadelphia, (23) Hunter Tractor and Machinery Pennsylvania, may sell and deliver to Company. Notwithstanding the provi­ A statement of the considerations in­ Helena Rubinstein, Incorporated, a cor­ sions of § 1390.9, the maximum charge volved in the issuance of this amendment poration, of New York City, and Helena applicable to any machineryservice sup­ has been issued simultaneously herewith, Rubinstein, Incorporated, may buy and plied by Hunter Tractor and Machinery and has been filed with the Division of receive from Monroe Coblens, doing busi­ Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in con­ the Federal Register.* ness as Benly Products Company, that nection with the repair, rebuilding and A new subparagraph (33) is added to toilet water preparation which is the sub­ maintenance of machines and parts shall § 1499.73 (a) as set forth below: ject of the contract entered into between be at the rate of $2.05 per hour. § 1499.73 Modification of maximum such seller and such purchaser on Sep­ § 1390.31a Effective dates of amend­ prices established by § 1499.2 of General tember 14, 1942, at a price no higher ments. * * * Maxipium Price Regulation for certain than $5.315 per gallon, f. o. b. Philadel­ (ii) Amendment No. 34 (§ 1390.25 (c) commodities, services and transactions. phia, Pennsylvania. No additional (23)) to Maximum Price Regulation No. (a) The maximum prices established by charge may be made for containers, but 136, as amended, shall become effective § 1499.2 of the General Maximum Price where seller furnishes containers, a rea­ October 29, 1942. Regulation for the commodities, services sonable container deposit may be required and transactions listed below are modified providing it is refunded upon the return (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. as hereinafter provided: of the containers in good condition within 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) * * * * * a reasonable time. Issued this 23d day of October 1942. (33) Sitka spruce lumber, except air­ (b) The maximum price set forth in craft—(i) Adjustable pricing for Sitka paragraph (a) shall be subject to adjust­ Leon H enderson, ment at any time by the Office of Price Administrator. spruce lumber, except aircraft. On and after October 29, 1942, any Sitka spruce Administration. [F. R. Doc. 42-10743; Filed, October 23, 1942; lumber, except aircraft lumber, may be (c) Monroe Coblens, doing business as 12:08 p. m.] sold and delivered for direct-mill ship­ Benly Products Company, shall submit ment at a price which is not higher than such reports to the Office of Price Admin­ that fixed by the General Maximum Price istration as it may, from time to time, require. P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices Regulation, but which is agreed by the parties to be adjustable to the maximum (d) This Order No. 102 may be revoked [Amendment 33 to Supp. Reg. 1 to GMPR] price later to be set in a specific maxi- or amended by the Office of Price Ad­ NATURAL FOREST PRODUCTS USED BY ministration at any time. FLORISTS x7 FR. 5486, 5709, 6008, 5911, 6271, 6369, (e) This Order No. 102 (§ 1499.966) 6477, 6473, 6774, 6775, 6793, 6887, 6892, 6776, shall become effective October 24, 1942. Amendment No. 33 to Supplementary 6939, 7011, 7012, 6965, 7250, 7289, 7203, 7365, (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Regulation 1 to General Maximum Price 7401, 7453, 7400, 7510, 7536, 7604, 7538, 7511, 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 7535, 7739, 7671, 7812, 7914, 7946, 8237, 8024, ♦Copies may be obtained from Office of 8199, 8351,* 8358. . Issued this 23d day of October 1942. Price Administration. 2 7 F.R. 3153, 3330, 3666, 3990, 3991, 4339, Leon H enderson, 17 F.R. 5047, 5362, 5665, 5908, 6425, 6682, 4487 4659, 4738, 5027, 5192, 5276, 5365, 5445, Administrator. 6899, 6964, 6965, 6937, 6973, 7010, 7246, 7320, 5484, 5565, 5775, 5784, 5783, 6058, 6081, 6087, 7365, 7509, 7602, 7739, 7744, 7907, 7912, 7945, 6216, 6615, .6794, 6939, 7093, 7322, 7454, 7758, [F. R. Doc. 42-10733; Filed, October 23, 1942; 7944, 8198, 8362. 7913. * 12:10 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8653

P art 1305—Administration P art 1388—D efense-R ental Areas § 1364.251 Prohibition against dealing [General Ration Order 1] [Correction of MRR 53] in domestic canned crabmeat at prices above the maximum. On and after Octo­ ADMINISTRATIVE EXCEPTIONS HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS OTHER THAN ber 30, 1942, regardless of any contract, Pursuant to the authority vested in the HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES agreement, or other obligation, no person Price Administrator by Executive Order Under the authority vested in the Ad­ shall sell or deliver any domestic canned No. 9125 and by War Production Board ministrator by the Emergency Price Con­ crabmeat, and no person in the course of Directive No. 1: It is hereby ordered: trol Act of 1942, the following correction trade or business shall buy or receive any of Maximum Rent Regulation No. 53 is domestic canned crabmeat at prices § 1305.28 (a) Any person seeking re­ higher than the maximum prices estab­ lief from a ration order for which no hereby issued: provision is made in the order, shall pre­ In § 1388.282 of said regulation the lished by this Maximum Price Regulation sent in writing to the Deputy Adminis­ reference to section 6 is deleted and re­ No. 247; and no person shall agree, offer, trator in charge of rationing, Office of placed by a reference to § 1388.286. solicit, or attempt to do any of the fore­ Price Administration, Washington, D. C., This correction of Maximum Rent going. The provisions of this section a statement of the circumstances thought Regulation No. 53 shall be effective No­ shall not be applicable to sales or deliv­ vember 1, 1942. eries of domestic canned crabmeat to a to warrant such relief, and the reasons purchaser if, prior to October 30, 1942, why he believes that the granting of re­ Issued this 24th day of October, 1942. lief in his case and in all like cases would such canned crabmeat has been received Leon H enderson, by a carrier, other than a carrier owned not defeat or impair the effectiveness or Administrator. or controlled by the seller, for shipment policy of the ration order involved. to such purchaser. The Deputy Administrator may grant [P. R. Doc. 42-10800; Filed, October 24, 1942; such relief only if he finds that the grant­ 12:22 p. m.] § 1364.252 Canner’s maximum prices ing thereof would not defeat or impair for domestic canned crabmeat. (a) The the effectiveness or policy of the ration canner’s maximum prices per dozen f. order involved: Provided, That nothing P art 1364— F resh, Cured, and Canned o. b. factory for each kind, grade, and herein contained shall permit an excep­ M eat and F ish container size of domestic crabmeat of tion to or waiver or variance of any pro­ [MPR 247] the 1942 pack and subsequent packs shall be those set forth below: vision setting forth standards of eligi­ domestic canned crabmeat bility or need for a rationed commodity. (1) Blue crabmeat and sand crabmeat, (b) This General Ration Order No. 1 In the judgment of the Price Adminis­ fancy or white fancy, No. x/2 flats, $3.50. shall become effective this 30th day of trator, it is necessary and proper to (2) Blue crabmeat and sand crabmeat, October 1942. establish maximum prices for the sale of brown claw fancy, No. V2 flats, $3.00. domestic canned crabmeat. The Price (3) Dungeness crabmeat, fancy, No. (E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Administrator has ascertained and given V2 flats, $4.00. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by due consideration to the prices of do­ (b) For container sizes or styles of Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong., and by Pub. mestic canned crabmeat prevailing be­ pack or types of domestic canned crab­ Law 507, 77th Cong., W.P.B. Directive tween October 1 and October 15, 1941, meat not listed in § 1364.252 (a), the can­ No. 1, 7 F.R. 562) and has made adjustments for such rele­ ner’s maximum price shall be a price de­ Issued this 24th day of October 1942. < vant factors as he has determined and termined by the Office of Price Adminis­ deemed to be of general applicability. tration to be in line with the prices listed Leon H enderson, So far as practicable, the Price Admin­ in § 1364.252 (a). Such determination Administrator. istrator has advised and consulted with shall be made upon written request, ad­ [P. R. Doc. 42-10798; Piled, October 24, 1942; representative members of the industry dressed to the Office of Price Administra­ 12:21 p. m.] which will be affected by this regulation. tion, Washington, D. C., and accom­ In the judgment of the Price Admin­ panied by a sworn statement showing istrator, the maximum prices estab­ costs and usual differentials. lished by this regulation are and will (c) Every canner shall maintain his P art 1388—D efense-R ental Areas be generally fair and equitable and will customary allowances, discounts, or [Correction of Supplementary Amendment 8 effectuate the purposes of said Act. A other price differentials. to Maximum Rent Regulations] statement of the considerations involved in the issuance of this regulation has § 1364.253 Wholesalers’ and retailers’ HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS OTHER ’ THAN been issued simultaneously herewith and maximum prices for standard domestic HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES has been filed with the Division of the canned crabmeat. (a) The maximum prices applicable to sales and deliveries Under the authority vested in the Ad­ Federal Register.* The maximum prices established here­ of domestic canned crabmeat by any per­ ministrator by the Emergency Price Con­ son other than the canner thereof or the trol Act of 1942, the following correc­ in are not below the average price of such commodities in the year 1941. agent, or other person acting on behalf, tion of Supplementary Amendment No. 8 or under the control, of such canner is hereby issued. Therefore, under the authority vested in the Price Administrator by the Emer­ shall be (1) in the case of persons selling The reference in paragraph (c) of at wholesale the sum obtained by adding said amendment to section 6 is de­ gency Price Control Act. of 1942, and in accordance with Procedural Regulation to the seller’s maximum prices per dozen leted and replaced by a reference to in effect prior to the issue of this regu­ section______2 No. 1 \ issued by the Office of Price Ad­ ministration, Maximum Price Regulation lation the amount of twenty.-four cents Issued and effective this 24th day of No. 247 is hereby issued. per dozen as to any sale or delivery of October 1942. dungeness crabmeat and the amount of Auth o rity : §§ 1364.251 to 1364.267, inclu­ eighty-four cents per dozen as to any Leon H enderson, sive, issued under Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871. sale or delivery of blue crabmeat and Administrator. sand crabmeat, and (2) in the case of [P. R. Doc. 42-10799; Filed, October 24, 1942; 616, No. 13; § 1388.666, No. 14; § 1388.716, persons selling at retail the sum ob­ 12:22 p. m.] No. 15; § 1388.766, No. 16; § 1388.816, No. 17 tained by adding to the seller’s m axim um § 1388.866, No. 18; § 1388.916, No. 19; § 1388.966 prices per can in effect prior to the issue ' 2 The applicable section number is to be No.' 20; § 1388.1016, No. 24; § 1388.1656, No. 25 of this regulation the amount of two inserted for each Maximum Rent Regulation. § 1388.1706, No. 26; § 1388.1756, No. 27; cents per can as to any. sale or delivery The respective section number to be inserted § 1388.1806, No. 28; § 1388.2056, No. 33; of dungeness crabmeat and the amount for each Maximum Rent Regulation is as fol­ § 1388.3506, No. 35; § 1388.4056, No. 37; of seven cents per can as to any sale or lows: § 1388.5056, No. 39; § 1388.6056, No. 41; § 1388.16, No. 1; § 1388.66, No. 2; § 1388.116, § 1388.7056, No. 43; § 1388.8056, No. 45; delivery of blue crabmeat or sand crab­ No. 3; § 1388.166, No. 4; § 1388.216, No. 5; § 1388.36, NO 47; and § 1388.136, No 49. meat. § 1388.266, No. 6; § 1188.316, No. 7; § 1388.366, ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of (b) Every wholesaler and retailer No. 8; § 1388.416, No. 9; § 1388.466, No. 10; Price Administration. shall maintain his customary allowances, § 1388.516, No. 11; § 1388.566, No. 12; § 1388.- 17 F JR. 971, 3663, 6967. discounts, or other price differentials. 8654 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 § 1364.254 Information to purchasers crabmeat shall enter into an agreement tion. The registration and licensing from canners. Every canner of domestic permitting the adjustment of the prices provisions of §§ 1499.15 and 1499.16 of the canned crabmeat, or agent or other per­ to prices which may be higher than the General Maximum Price Regulation are son acting on behalf, or under the con­ maximum prices provided by § ,1364.252, applicable to every person selling at trol of such canner shall advise in writ­ in the event that this Maximum Price wholesale or retail any domestic canned ing each person to whom he sells do­ Regulation No. 247 is amended or is deter­ crabmeat covered by this Maximum Price mestic canned crabmeat of the amount mined by a court to be invalid or upon Regulation No. 247. When used in this of the increase per dozen under § 1364.- any other contingency: Provided, That if section the terms “selling at wholesale” 253 of this regulation and of the duty of a petition for amendment or adjustment and “selling at retail” have the defini­ persons selling at wholesale to furnish has been duly filed^and such petition re­ tions given to them by §§ 1499.20 (p) and purchasers With the information required quires extensive consideration, the Ad­ 1499.20 (o), respectively, of the General by § 1364.255 of this regulation. Such ministrator may grant an exception from Maximum Price Regulation. notification shall accompany or precede the provisions of this section permitting § 1364.262 Enforcement, (a) Persons the first delivery of domestic canned the making of contracts adjustable upon violating any provision of this Maximum crabmeat to each purchaser after the the granting of.the petition for amend­ Price Regulation No. 247 are subject to effective date of this regulation. ment. the criminal penalties, civil enforcement § 1364.255 Inf or motion to purchasers § 1364.257 Export sales. The maxi­ actions, license suspension proceedings from wholesalers. Every wholesaler, be­ mum price at which a person may export and suits for treble damages provided for fore or at the time of his first delivery canned crabmeat shall be determined by the Emergency Price Control Act of to any purchaser for resale of domestic in accordance with the Revised Maximum 1942. canned crabmeat covered by this Maxi­ Export Price Regulation* issued by the (b) Persons who have evidence of any mum Price Regulation No. 247 after the Office of Price Administration. violation of this Maximum Price Regula­ effective date of this regulation, shall § 1364.258 Less than maximum prices. tion No. 247 or any price schedule, regu­ supply to such purchaser a written state­ Lower prices than those established by lation, or order issued by the Office of ment identifying each such item in­ this Maximum Price Regulation No. 247 Price Administration or of any act or cluded in the sale, and shall clearly indi­ may be charged, demanded, paid or of­ practices which constitute such a viola­ cate for each such item the increase per fered. tion are urged to communicate with the can which the purchaser is entitled to nearest district, state, field, or regional add to his legal maximum price under § 1364.259 Evasion. The price limita­ office of the Office of Price Administra­ the General Maximum Price Regulation2 tions set forth in this Maximum Price tion or its principal office in Washington, in computing the purchaser’s maximum Regulation No. 247 shall not be evaded, D. C. whether by direct or indirect methods, price under § 1364.253 of this regulation. • § 1364.263 Applications for adjustment. In every such statement the information in connection with an offer, solicitation, agreement, sale, delivery, purchase, or The provisions of § 1499.18 of the Gen­ prescribed by this § 1364.255 shall be pre­ eral Maximum Price Regulation as to ceded by an announcement, as follows: receipt of, or relating to domestic canned crabmeat, alone or in conjunction with applications for adjustment are ap­ Your new OPA ceiling price for each item any other commodity or by way of any plicable to every person selling at whole­ noted is your March ceiling price plus the sale or retail any domestic canned crab­ permitted increase shown per retail con­ commission, service, transportation, other charges, or discount, premium, or meat covered by this Maximum Price tainer. OPA requires you to keep this in­ Regulation No. 247. When used in this formation for examination. other privilege, or by tying agreement or other trade understanding, or by chang­ section the terms “selling at wholesale” The statement may also include similar ing the selection or style of processing or and “selling at retail” have the defini­ information for any other items covered the canning, wrapping, or packaging of tions given them by §§ 1499.20 (p) and by this or other regulations even though domestic canned crabmeat. 1499.20 (o) respectively of the General they are not included in the sale. Maximum Price Regulation. § 1364.260 Records and reports, (a) Although this regulation requires no § 1364.264 Petitions for amendment. special form for listing items and per­ Every seller subject to this Maximum Price Regulation No. 247 shall preserve Persons seeking modification of any pro­ mitted increases, an example of an ap­ vision of this Maximum Price Regulation proved form which may be helpful to for examination by the Office of Price Administration all his existing records No. 247 or an adjustment or exception many wholesalers is set forth below: relating to the prices which he charged not provided for therein may file peti­ for domestic canned crabmeat delivered tions for amendment in accordance with the provisions of Procedural Regulation NOTICE OF RETAILER’S PERMITTED during March 1942, and his offering INCREASE prices for delivery of domestic canned No. 1, issued by the Office of Price Ad­ crabmeat during such month: Provided, ministration. Address:...... - That no canner of domestic canned crab­ § 1364.265 Applicability of the Gen­ |Your new OPA ceiling price for each item noted meat need preserve the records relating eral Maximum Price Regulation. The is your March ceiling price plus the permitted increase shown per retail container. OPA re­ to his March prices. provisions of this Maximum Price Reg- quires you to keep this information for examina­ (b) Every person selling domestjo_ 'lilation No. 247 supersede the provisions tion] canned crabmeat, or otherwise dealing of the General Maximum Price Regula­ therein, after August 1942, shall keep and tion, except as provided in § 1364.261 and Item—Domestic canned crab meat Per­ make available for examination by the § 1364.263 hereof, with respect to sales mitted increase Office of Price Administration, for a pe­ and deliveries for which maximum prices Brand Container per riod of not less than two year's, complete are established by this regulation. Kind size can and accurate records of the same kind as he has customarily kept, relating to the § 1364.266 Definitions. (a). When Cents prices which were charged him and the used in this Maximum Price Regulation White Fancy.:. Atlantic. No H fla t... 7 No. 247 the term: Fancy...... Pacific... No H fla t... 2 prices which he charged for domestic (1) “Person” includes an individual, canned crabmeat. corporation, partnership, association, Wholesaler:...... (c) Such persons shall submit such re­ any other organized group of persons, Address:______ports to the Office of Price Administra­ B y : ...... legal successors or representatives of any Date: ...... tion and keep such other records irr ad­ of the foregoing, and includes the United dition to or in place of the records re­ States, any agency thereof, any other quired in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this government, or any of its political subdi­ § 1364.256 Conditional agreements. section as the Office of Price Administra­ visions, and any agency of any of the No person dealing in domestic canned tion may from time to time require. foregoing. § 1364.261 Licensing; applicability of (2) “Domestic canned crabmeat” 2 7 F.R. 3153, 3330, 3666, 3990, 3991, 4339, the registration and licensing provisions means the fresh-cooked meat of the 4487, 4659 , 4738, 5027, 5276, 5192, 5365, 5445, 5565, 5484, 5775, 5784, 5783 6058 6081 6007, of the General Maximum Price Regula- hard-shell crab (including blue crabs, 6216, 6615, 6794, 6939, 7093, 7322, 7454, 7758, dungeness crabs, king crabs, sand crabs 7913. »7 F.R. 5059, 7242. and rock crabs) packed in vacuum sealed FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8655 containers and further cooked under in weight value equal to the difference sumer was a member of the family unit pressure, the canning of which takes and cancel such Inventory. on such date, by an amount equal to the place in the United States or any of its weight value of such stamps and certifi­ territories or possessions. Effective Date cates. Following surrender of stamps or (3) “Blue crabmeat” means the meat § 1407.222 Effective dates of amend- certificates by a registering unit, the of the blue crab (callinectes sapidus). merits ♦ ♦ * Board, when it next issues a certificate to (4) “Sand crabmeat” means the meat (q) Amendment No. 16 (§ 1407.187) the registering unit pursuant to § 1407.90 of the sand'Crab (ovalipes ocellatus). shall become effective October 30, 1942. of Rationing Order No. 3, shall reduce the (5) “Dungeness crabmeat” means the (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., deductions required by that“ section by meat of the dungeness crab (.cancer mag- W.P.B. Dir. No. 1 and Supp. Dir. No. IE; the weight value of the stamps and cer­ ister). 7 F.R. 562, 2965) tificates thus surrendered. (6) “Canner” means a person who pre­ (e) Notwithstanding the terms of any serves domestic canned crabmeat by Issued this 24th day of October 1942. contract, agreement, or commitment, re­ processing and hermetically sealing it in Leon H enderson, gardless of when made, and except as containers of metal, glass or any other Administrator. otherwise authorized by the Office of material. Price Administration or provided in Ra­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10814; Filed, October 24, 1942; (7) “No. x/2 flats” means flat cans 12:25 p. m.] tioning Order No. 3, no consumer, insti­ (307 x 201.25) or their permitted equiva­ tutional user or industrial user shall de­ lent (300 x 210). ------liver sugar. (b) Unless the context otherwise re­ Effective Date quires, the definitions set forth in section P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood 302 of the Emergency Price Control Act P roducts § 1407.222 Effective dates of amend­ of 1942 shall apply to other terms used [Amendment 17 to Rationing Order 3 *] ments. * * * herein. (r) Amendment No. 17 (§ 1407.169) SUGAR RATIONING REGULATIONS § 1364.267 Effective date. This Maxi­ shall become, effective October 30,1942. mum Price Regulation No. 247 (§§ ‘A new § 1407.169 is added as set forth (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., W.P.B. Dir. 1364.251 to 1364.267, inclusive) shall be­ below: No. 1, and Supp. Dir. No. IE, 7 F.R. 562, come effective October 30, 1942. Petitions for Adjustment; Appeals; New 2965) Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Business; Miscellaneous Issued this 24th day of October 1942. * * * * * L eon H enderson, Leon H enderson, § 1407.169 Deliveries of sugar by con­ Administrator. Administrator. sumers and institutional and industrial [F. R. Doc. 42-10815; Filed, October 24, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-10813; Filed, October 24, 1942; users, (a) A registered consumer may, 12:25 p. m.[ ’ ^ 12:27 p. m.] with the prior.approval of the Board, de­ liver, in original unopened packages of a primary distributor, sugar which has been P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and in his possession without interruption P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices since May 4, 1942. F ood P roducts (b) A registering unit which has re­ [Order 3 Under § 1499.114 (c) of MPR 165 [Amendment 16 to Rationing Order 3 x] ceived a provisional allowance may, with as Amended] SUGAR RATIONING REGULATIONS the prior approval of the Board, deliver EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY sugar-in original unopened packages of A new § 1407.187 is added as set forth a primary distributor; provided, that the Order No. 3 under § 1499.114 (c) of below: registering unit does not, at the time it Maximum Price Regulation No. 165 as Armed Forces of the United States; makes application for such approval, ex­ amended—Services. pect to use any sugar in the next four For the reasons set forth in an opinion Certain Other Persons and Agencies issued simultaneously herewith: It is or­ * * * * * months and the amount to be delivered does not exceed the unused part of its dered: § 1407.187 Adjustment of inventory provisional allowance for the preceding § 1499.703 Adjustment of maximum instead of issuance of certificate, (a) period. prices for camera repairs made by East­ If the present inventory, as adjusted, of (c) Application for the Board’s ap­ man Kodak Company, (a) Eastman a registering unit otherwise entitled to a proval shall be made by the registered Kodak Company, 343 State Street, certificate pursuant to §§ 1407.184 or consumer or registering unit on OPA Rochester, New York, may discontinue 1407.186, exceeds the total of all its prior Form No. R-315 or such other form of the special discount of 25% allowed by allotments and provisional allowances, application as shall be approved by the it for camera repairs from January 2, the Board shall, instead of issuing such_ Board. It shall establish compliance 1942, to May 1, 1942. certificate, adjust such inventory by an* with the requirements of paragraph (a) (b) Any person who sells at retail amount equal to the weight value of such or paragraph (b) and include such other camera repairs made by Eastman Kodak certificate; Provided, That if the excess information as the Board may require. Company after the effective date of this is less than the weight value of such If the requirements of paragraph (a) or Order No. 3, may discontinue any dis­ certificate, the Board shall issue a cer­ paragraph (b) are met, the Board shall count allowed by the seller during March, tificate in weight value equal to the dif­ grant its approval; provided, that the 1942, which was based upon the special ference and cancel such inventory. Board shall approve not more than one discount of 25% allowed by Eastman (b) If the present inventory, as ad­ •such application of a consumer, if not a Kodak Company ffom January 2, 1942, justed, of a registering unit obtaining a member of a family unit, and not more to May 1, 1942. certificate pursuant to § 1407.185 exceeds than one such application for all the .(c) The adjustment granted to East­ the total of all its prior allotments and members of a family unit. man Kodak Company in paragraph (a) provisional allowances, the registering (d) Such sugar may be delivered upon is subject to the condition that Eastman unit shall surrender the certificate to receipt of stamps or certificates as pre­ Kodak Company shall advise in writing the Board for cancellation and the Board scribed by Rationing Order No. 3 and the all persons who sell at retail camera re­ shall adjust such inventory by an amount stamps on-certificates thus received shall pairs made by Eastman Kodak Company, equal to the weight value' of'such cer­ be surrendered to the Board for cancel­ of the adjustment of maximum prices tificate: Provided, That if the excess is lation. Upon surrender of stamps or cer­ permitted by this Order No. 3. Such less than the weight value of such cer­ tificates by a consumer, the Board shall notification shall be made at or before tificate, the Board shall issue a certificate reduce the excess sugar supply owned on the first supply of camera repairs after May 4, 1942, by the consumer, if not a the effective date of this Order No. 3, l 7 F.R. 2966, 3242, 3783, 4545, 4618, 5Ì93, and shall contain the complete text of 5361, 6084, 6473, 6828, 6937, 7289, 7321, 7406, member of a family unit, or by all the 7510, 7557, 8402. members of the family unit if the con­ this Order No. 3. » 8656 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 (d) All prayers of the application not (Pub. Laws 421, and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. paper manufactured by The Tuttle Press granted herein are denied. ■ 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) of Appleton, Wisconsin, (a) The ap­ (e) This Order No. 3 (§ 1449.703) shall Issued this 24th day of October 1942. plication of The Tuttle Press of Appleton, become effective October 26, 1942. Wisconsin, filed August 10, 1942, and Leon H enderson, assigned Docket No. N-18 (c)—14, re­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. Administrator. questing permission to increase the maxi­ 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) [P. R. Doc. 42-10802; Piled, October 24, 1942; mum price at the retail level of crepe Issued this 24th day of October 1942. 12:25 p. m.] paper manufactured by the applicant is L eon H enderson, denied. AdministratorT" (b) This Order No. 91 (§ 1499.941) shall become effective October 24, 1942. Part 1499—Commodities and Services [P. R. Doc. 42-10801; Filed, October 24, 1942; (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; 12:22 p. m.J [Order 90 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) DOUGLAS BUILDING--- THIRD AND BROADWAY Issued this 24th day of October, 1942. BUILDING COMPANY Leon H enderson, P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices Order No. 90 under § 1499.18 (c) of the Administrator. General Maximum" Price Regulation— [Order 66 Under § 1499.18 (b) of GMPR] [F. R. Doc. 42-10806; Filed, October 24, 1942; Docket GF3-919. 12:20 p. m.] CREED & STEWART, LTD. For the reasons set forth in the opinion issued simultaneously herewith: It is Order No. 66 under § 1499.18 (b) of ordered: the General Maximum Price Regula­ tion-Docket No. GF3-1418. § 1499.940 Adjustment of maximum P art 1499—Commodities and Services For the reasons set forth in an opinion prices for live steam manufactured by issued simultaneously herewith and filed the Doudlas Building and sold to the [Order 92 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] with the Division of the Federal Reg­ Third and Broadway Building Company THE SITROUX COMPANY ister:* It is ordered: for use in the Metropolitan Water Dis­ trict Building, (a) The Douglas Build­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion § 1499.866 Adjustment of maximum ing, 257 Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cali­ issued simultaneously herewith: It is prices for lawn and percale bias tape fornia, may sell and deliver, and the ordered: produced by Creed & Stewart, Ltd. (a) Third and Broadway Building Company Creed & Stewart, Ltd., 210 Fox Street, § 1499.942 Denial of application for Aurora, Illinois, may sell and deliver, may buy and receive from the Douglas adjustment of maximum price of paper Building the following commodities at napkins manufactured by The Sitroux and any person may buy and receive prices not higher than those set forth from Creed & Stewart, Ltd., lawn or per­ below: Co., Inc. of New York, New York, (a) cale bias tape at prices no higher than The application of The Sitroux Co., Inc. Live steam for use in the Metropolitan Water of New York, New York, filed September those set forth below: District Building at the following prices, Price per dozen when metered: 2, 1942, and assigned Docket No. N-18 (4*4 yard packages) First 20,000 pounds—$1.50 per 1,000 pounds. (c)-23, requesting permission to increase Lawn bias tape— — —------380 Next 25,000 pounds— 1.25 per 1,000 pounds. the maximum price at the retail level of Percale bias tape------380 Next 35,000 pounds— 1.10 per 1,000 pounds. paper napkins manufactured by the ap­ Next 150,0Q0 pounds— 1.00 per 1,000 pounds. plicant is denied. (b) The prices set forth in paragraph Next 170,000 pounds— .90 per 1,000 pounds. (b) This Order No. 92 (§ 1499.942) (a) of this section shall be subject to All over above — .75 per 1,000 pounds. shall become effective October 24, 1942. the same terms and conditions of sale as were granted to purchasers during (b) All prayers of the application not (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., March, 1942. granted herein are denied. E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) (c) This Order No. 90 may be revoked (c) Retail prices. Retailers may Issued this 24th day of October 1942. charge the same price for the 4%-yard or amended by the Price Administrator package as the maximum price which at any time. Leon H enderson, they have established for the 5-yard (d) This Order No. 90 (§ 1499.940) is Administrator. pieces produced by Creed & Stewart, Ltd., hereby incorporated as a section of Sup­ [P. R. Doc. 42-10807; Filed, October 24, 1942; during and prior to March, 1942. plementary Regulation No. 14 which con­ 12:25 p. m.] (d) Creed & Stewart, Ltd., shall cause tains modifications of maximum prices the following notice to be sent, in writ­ established by § 1499.2. ing, to all retailers who sell the lawn bias (e) This Order No. 90 (§ 1499.940) shall become effective October 26, 1942. tape or the percale bias tape produced P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices by it: (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; [Order 93 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] The content of our packages of lawn bias E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) tape and percale bias tape has been reduced Issued this 24th day of October, 1942. AMERICAN TISSUE MILLS from 5 yards to 4% yards. The Office of Price Administration has established a maxi­ Leon Henderson, For the reasons set forth in an opin­ mum price for us of 380 per dozen packages Administrator. ion issued simultaneously herewith: It is (subject to the same terms of sale as we had in effect during March, 1942) and has [F. R. Doc. 42-10805; Piled, October 24, 1942; ordered: authorized our retailers to charge the same 12:24 p. m.] § 1499.943 Denial of application for price for the new 4 *4-yard packages as for adjustment of maximum price of paper our 5-yard packages. napkins manufactured by American Tissue Mills of Holyoke, Massachusetts. (e) All prayers of the petition not P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices granted herein are denied. (a) The application of American Tissue (f) This Order No. 66 may be revoked [Order 91 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] Mills of Holyoke, Massachusetts, filed or amended by the Price Administrator THE TUTTLE PRESS August 11,1942, and assigned Docket No. N-18 (c)-15.1, requesting permission to at anytime. » For the reasons set forth in an opinion (g) This Order No. 66 (§ 1499.866) shall increase the maximum price at the retail become effective October 26, 1942. issued simultaneously herewith: It is level of paper napkins manufactured by ordered: the applicant is denied. •Copies may be obtained from the Office of § 1499.941 Denial of application for (b) This Order No. 93 (§ 1499.943) Price Administration. adjustment of maximum price of crepe shall become effective October 24, 1942. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8657

(Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices § 1499.968 Authorization of maximum 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) [Order 96 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] prices for sales of 8 ounce bottles lemon flavoring-nonalcoholic by the. Pine For­ Issued this, 24th day of October, 1942. C. A. REED COMPANY est Company, 3900 South Michigan Ave­ Leon H enderson, - For the reasons set forth in an opinion nue,'Chicago, Illinois, (a) On and after Administrator.m issued simultaneously herewith: It is October 26, 1942, the maximum delivered [P. R. Doc. 42-10808; Filed, October 24, 1942; ordered: prices of 8 ounce bottles of lemon flavor­ 12:23 p. m.] ing-nonalcoholic conforming to specifi­ § 1499.946 Denial of application for cations of the Quartermaster Corps, adjustment of maximum price of 'crepe C. Q. D. No. 71, for sale by the Pine For­ paper manufactured by C. A. Reed Com­ est Company, 3900 South Michigan Ave­ Part 1499—Commodities and S ervices pany of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. , (a) The application of C. A. Reed Company nue, Chicago, Illinois shall be: [Order 94 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, filed Au­ $.1393 per bottle, of 8 (fluid) ounces, net weight for domestic packing and shipment. BEACH PRODUCTS, INC. gust 5, 1942, and assigned Docket No. N-18(c)-12, requesting permission to in­ $.1568 per bottle of 8 (fluid) ounces net For the reasons set forth in an opinion crease the maximum price at the retail weight, for export or overseas packing and issued simultaneously herewith, It is level of crepe paper manufactured by the shipment. ordered: applicant is denied. (b) This Order No. 104 may be re­ § 1499.944 Denial of application for (b) This Order No. 96 (§ 1499.946) voked or amended by the Price Admin­ adjustment of maximum price of paper shall become effective October 24, 1942. istrator at any time. napkins manufactured by Beach Prod­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., (c) This Order No. 104 (§ 1499.968) ucts, Inc., of Kalamazoo, Michigan, (a) E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) shall become effective October 26, 1942. The application of Beach Products, Inc., Issued this 24th day of October, 1942. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., of Kalamazoo, Michigan, filed August E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 13, 1942, and assigned Docket No. N-18 Leon H enderson, (c)-17, requesting permission to increase Administrator. Issued this 24th day of October 1942. the maximum price at the retail level of [F. R. Doc. 42-10811; Filed, October 24, 1942; * Leon H enderson, paper napkins manufactured by the 12:24 p. m.] Administrator. applicant is denied. (b) This Order No. 94 (§ 1499.944) ------[F. R. Doc. J2-10803; Filed, October 24, 1942; shall become effective October 24, 1942. 12:26 p. m.] P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) [Order 97 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] Chapter XVII—Office of Civilian Defense Issued this 24th day of October 1942. C. A. REED COMPANY P art 1902—Insignia Leon H enderson, For the reasons set forth in an opinion Administrator. issued simultaneously herewith; It is [Regulations No. 2^-Supp. Order 2, Revised] ordered: [F. R. Doc. 42-10809; Filed, October 24, 1942; SPECIFICATIONS FOR OFFICIAL ARTICLES 12:23 p. m.] § 1499.947 Denial of application for By virtue of the authority vested in me adjustment of maximum price of paper as Director of Civilian Defense by Execu­ napkins manufactured by C. A. Reed tive Order No. 8757, dated Ma^ 20, 1941, Company of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. as amended by Executive Order No. 9134, Part 1499—Commodities and S ervices (a) The application of C. A*. Reed Com­ dated April 15, 1942, and pursuant to [Order 95 Under § 1499.18 (c) of GMPR] pany of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, § 1902.2 of this chapter (section 2 of Of­ filed August 5,1942, and assigned Docket fice of Civilian Defense Regulations No. DENNISON MANUFACTURING CO. No. N-18 (c)-2, requesting permission to 2), It is hereby ordered, That §§ 1902.51 For the reasons set forth in an opinion increase the maximum price at the re­ to 1902.58, inclusive, of this chapter issued simultaneously herewith: It is tail level of paper napkins manufac­ (Supplementary Order No. 2, dated May ordered: tured by the applicant is denied. 28, 1942, as amended by Amendments § 1499.945 Denial of application for (b) This Order No. 97 (§ 1499.947) Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 thereto, to Office of adjustment of maximum price of crepe shall become effective October 24, 1942. Civilian Defense Regulations No. 2) are paper manufactured by Dennison Manu­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., hereby cancelled and rescinded, and the facturing Company of Framingham, E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) following substituted therefor: Massachusetts, "(a) The application of Issued this 24th day of October, 1942. Au th o rity : § 1902.2 of Chapter XVTI un­ Dennison Manufacturing Company of der E.O. 8757, 6 F.R. 2517; E.O. 9134, 7 F.R. Framingham, Massachusetts, filed Au­ Leon H enderson, 2887. gust 10, 1942, and assigned Docket No. Administrator. § 1902.51 The following are pre­ N-18 (c)-ll, requesting permission to in­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10812; Filed, October 24, 1942; scribed as articles of identification for crease the maximum price at the retail 12:23 p. m.] official use, called “Official Articles”, level of crepe paper manufactured by the which may embody the appropriate pre­ applicant is denied. scribed Civilian Defense insignia, to­ (b) This Order No. 95 (§ 1499.945) gether with the specifications for and shall become effective October 24, 1942. P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices prescribed manner of use of such articles: (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. [Order 104 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] (a) A rm bands. (Administrative 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) • Staff, U. S. Citizens Defense Corps [ex­ PINE FOREST COMPANY cept instructors] Civil Air Patrol, Forest Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Maximum price authorized u n d e r Fire Fighters Service, Civilian Defense Leon H enderson, § 1499.3 (b) of the General Maximum Auxiliary Group) (1) May be manufac­ Administrator. Price Regulation—Order No. 104. tured of suitable material approved by For the reasons set forth in an opinion the Office of Civilian Defense and shall [F. R. Doc. 42-10810; Filed, October 24, 1942; Issued simultaneously herewith: It is be from 10 inches to 18 inches in length 12:24 p. m.] ordered: and 4 inches in width. The width may No. 211------5 8658 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942

be up to 4% inches when necessary to inches in length. Such pennants may be accommodate permitted lettering. The used only pursuant to applicable orders prescribed insignia must be 3 % inches in of the Director of Civilian Defense. diameter. (h) Certificates of membership. (U. S.

(2) May be manufactured in accord­ Citizens Defense Corps, OCD Form 103; Group ice Corps ice ers Service ers fense Corps fense ance with specifications issued at any U. S. Citizens Service Corps, OCD Form Service tion 703; Forest Fire Fighters Service, OCD Forest Fight­ Fire Forest time by the United States Army Quarter­ O. D. Auxiliary 1 1 Administrative I I Staff master Corps. Such Army specifications Form 704) 1 U. De­ S. Citizens Serv­ Citizens I S. U. Patrol I Air Civil Civilian 1 j Evacua- for Civilian Defense arm bands are to be (i) Identification cards. (U. S. Citi­ Armbands.. __ .... X »X X X X considered a part of this chapter. zens Defense Corps, OCD Form 702; U. S. X XX X X X Sleeve emblems for (b) Lapel emblems. (1) (Adminis­ Citizens Service Corps, OCD Form 706; uniforms...... X X X X X X trative Staff, U. S. Citizens Defense Forest Fire Fighters Service, OCD Form Collar and cap em- blems for uniforms... X X X X X X Corps, U. S. Citizens Service Corps, Civil 705; Civilian Evacuation Service, OCD X Air Patrol, Forest Fire Fighters Service, Form 707; Civilian Defense Auxiliary Automobile emblems.. XX X X X XX Group, OCD Form 701; Civil Air Patrol, Emergency vehicle Civilian Evacuation Service) The pre­ pennants...... ^...... X X __ X X X scribed insignia, V2 to 1 inch in diam­ OCD Form 642) Certificates of mem- eter, may be used on pins, buttons or (j) Identification signs. (U. S. Citi­ XXX XX X X X X other emblems for wear on lapel or zens Defense Corps, U. S. Citizens Serv­ XX X dress, made of metal or acceptable sub­ ice Corps, Forest Fire Fighters Service) X XX X X The prescribed insignia may be used on X stitute therefor. (Metal emblems shall Pilot and observer be finished in hard-fired enamel.) Such signs, to indicate the station, location or X emblems may embody a border with ap­ post of enrolled members. Such signs X propriate permissible lettering. may embody, in addition to the pre­ Badges...... — X ... (2) (Civil Air Patrol) The basic Civil scribed insignia, material relative to the Air Patrol insigne may be used on lapel unit of which the person is a member • Except instructors. and any other matter considered to be emblems, with spread eagle wings on [seal! James M. Landis, each side of, and the letters “CAP” above, appropriate by the defense council. Director of Civilian Defense. the insigne. Such emblems shall be lVi (Such signs may be used only subject to inches in length. compliance with applicable laws, ordi­ [P. R. Doc. 42-10761; Piled, October 23, 1942; (c) Sleeve emblems for uniforms. nances and regulations.) 4:05 p. m.] (Administrative Staff, U. S. Citizens De­ (k) Flags and banners. (Administra­ fense Corps, U. S. Citizens Service Corps, tive Staff, U. S. Citizens Defense Corps, Civil Air Patrol, Forest Fire Fighters U. S. Citizens Service Corps, Civil Air Service, Civilian Evacuation Service) Patrol, Forest Fire Fighters Service) TITLE 36—PARKS AND FORESTS The prescribed insignia may be used on The prescribed insignia may be embodied, suitable materials as sleeve emblems, 2 Vi together with appropriate permissible Chapter I—National Park Service inches in diameter (except Civil Air lettering, on flags and banners. Patrol must be 3 inches in diameter). (l) Buttons for uniforms. (Civil Air P art 20—S pecial R egulations Patrol) The basic Civil Air Patrol in­ Sleeve emblem? may embody a tab of SPEED REGULATIONS IN CERTAIN PARKS border with appropriate permissible let­ signe only may be used; sizes 24 ligne and tering. Such emblems should be worn 36 ligne. Pursuant to the authority contained on the left sleeve, V2 inch below "the (m) Pilot and observer ivings. (Civil in the act of August 25, 1916 (39 Stat. shoulder seam. Air Patrol) May be metal or embroi­ 535, 16 U.S.C., sec. 31), §§20.1 (c), 20.4 (d) Collar and cap emblems for uni­ dered, 2 lA inches and VA inches respec­ (f), and 20.13 (f) of Part 20, Title 36, forms. (Administrative Staff, U. S. Citi­ tively in length. They are to be worn Code of Federal Regulations, as amyylg& zens Defense Corps, U. S. Citizens Serv­ above the upper blouse pocket of the April 2, 1942 (7 F.R. 2740), «TTurther ice Corps, Civil Air Patrol, Forest Fire uniform.. amended to read as follows; (n) Aircraft emblems. (Civil Air Pa­ Fighters Service, Civilian Evacuation § 20.1 Colonial National Historical Service) The prescribed insignia may be trol) The basic Civil Air Patrol insigne may be used, by painting or decal- Parle * * * used on suitable material as collar and (c) Speed. Speed of automobiles and cap emblems, 1 Vi inches in diameter. comania, on the fuselage and wings of aircraft engaged in official Civil Air Pa­ other vehicles, except ambulances and (e) Helmet emblems. (U. S. Citizens trol missions. The basic insigne shall Government cars on emergency trips, is Defense Corps) The prescribed insignia be centered on the top side of the left limited to 35 miles per hour on the may be used as helmet emblems from wing and on the bottom side of the right Colonial Parkway. 1% inches to 2 Vi inches in diameter. wing at a point y3 of the distance from ***** (f) Automobile emblems. (Adminis­ the wing tip to the fuselage, and the § 20.4 Grand Canyon National Park. trative Staff, U, S. Citizens Defense diameter of the insigne shall not exceed * * * Corps, U. S. Citizens Service Corps, Civil % of the wing chord at the point of ap­ (f) Speed. Speed of automobiles and Air Patrol, Forest Fire Fighters Service, plication. The insigne on the fuselage other vehicles, except ambulances and Civilian Evacuation Service, Civilian De­ Government cars on emergency trips, is fense Auxiliary Group) The prescribed shall be centered on both sides of the insignia may be included, with or without fuselage at a point y3 of the distance limited to 35 miles per hour. appropriate lettering, on automobile em­ from the leading edge of the horizontal ***** stabilizer to the trailing edge of the wing, § 20.13 Yellowstone National Park. blems. Such emblems may be in a circu­ * * * lar shape from 4 inches to 12 inches in and the diameter of the insigne shall not diameter, or in a rectangular shape with exceed % of the depth of the fuselage (f) Speed. Speed of automobiles and at the point of application. other vehicles, except ambulances and a maximum size of 6 inches by 12 inches. (o) Badges. (Civilian Evacuation (Such emblems may be used only subject Government cars on emergency trips, Service) May embody the prescribed shall not exceed the following prescribed to compliance with applicable laws, or­ insigne, 3 inches in diameter. They are dinances and regulations.) limits: to be worn on the upper left side of the In all areas which are so posted, 25 (g) Emergency vehicle pennants. garment. (Administrative Staff, U. S. Citizens De­ miles per hour. fense Corps, Civil Air Patrol, Forest Fire § 1902.52 The following summary On the Norris Junction-Canyon Junc­ Fighters Service, Civilian Defense Auxil­ chart sets forth the Official Articles that tion road, 30 miles per hour. iary Group) The basic insigne only, en­ may be worn and used subject to the pro­ All trucks of iy2 tons capacity or over, tirely in red, 6 inches in diameter, may visions set forth in §§ 1902.1 to 1902.9, 30 miles per hour. be embodied in a pennant in the shape inclusive, of this chapter (Office of Cars towing trailers or other cars or of an equilateral triangle with sides 18 Civilian Defense Regulations No. 2): vehicles of any kind, 30 miles per hour. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8659

Passenger cars and trucks of less than be allotted thereon, prior to the closing DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 1% tons capacity, 35 miles per hour on of the subscription books. Banking in­ straight and open stretches. stitutions and securities dealers generally Bituminous Coal Division. Issued this 28th day of September 1942. may submit subscriptions for account of [Docket No. B-125] customers, but only the Federal Reserve [seal] Abe F ortas, Banks and the Treasury Department are J. T . D aniels, Code M ember Acting Secretary of the Interior. authorized to act as official agencies. ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO FILE, ETC. [F. R. Doc. 42-10835; Filed, October 26, 1942; Others than banking institutions and 11:54 a. m.] securities dealers will not be permitted to Order granting leave to file further enter subscriptions except for their own amended complaint and further amend­ account. Subscriptions from banks and ing notice of and order for hearing. trust companies for their own account A complaint dated September 17, 1942, Notices will be received without deposit. Sub­ pursuant to the provisions of section 4 II scriptions from all others must be ac­ (j) and 5 (b) of the Bituminous Coal Act companied by payment of 2 percent of of 1937 (the “Act”) , having been duly filed TREASURY DEPARTMENT. the amount of certificates applied for. with the Bituminous Coal Division (the Fiscal Services: Bureau of the Public 2. The Secretary of the Treasury re­ “Division”), on September 24, 1941, by Debt. serves the right to reject any subscrip­ the Bituminous Coal Producers Board for tion, in whole or in part, to allot less than District No. 8, (the “complainant”), al­ [1942 Dept. Circ. 700] the amount of certificates applied for, leging wilful violation by the Code Mem­ and to close the books as to any or all ber of the Bituminous Coal Code (the % P ercent T reasury Certificates of subscriptions at any time without notice; “Code”) , and the minimum prices effec­ I ndebtedness of S eries D-1943 , and any action he may take in these re­ tive thereunder; and O ctober 26, 1942. spects shall be final. Subject to these The complaint in the above-entitled reservations, and within the amount of matter having been scheduled for hear­ X. OFFERING OF CERTIFICATES the offering, subscriptions for amounts ing on January 19, 1942, at 10 a. m., at a 1. The Secretary of the Treasury, pur­up to and including $25,000 from banks hearing room of the Division at the Fed­ suant to the authority of the Second which accept demand deposits, and sub­ eral Building, Catlettsburg, Kentucky, by Liberty Bond Act, as amended, invites scriptions in any amount from all other Order of the Director, dated November subscriptions, at par and accrued inter­ subscribers, will be allotted in full; sub­ 22, 1941, and subsequently having been est, from the people of the United States scriptions for amounts over $25,000 from postponed by order of the Acting Di­ for certificates of indebtedness of the banks which accept demand deposits will rector, dated January 10, 1942, to a date United States, designated % percent be allotted on an equal percentage basis, and hearing room to be thereafter desig­ Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of to be publicly announced. Allotment nated by an appropriate order; and Series D-1943. The amount of the offer­ notices will be sent out promptly upon An amended complaint dated July 1, ing is $2,000,000,000, or thereabouts. allotment. 1942, having been duly filed with the Divi­ IV. PAYMENT sion by the Complainant in the above- II. DESCRIPTION OF CERTIFICATES 1. Payment at par and accrued inter­ entitled matter, pursuant to an order 1. The certificates will be dated No­ est, if any, for certificates allotted here­ issued by the Acting Director on July 11, vember 2, 1942, and will bear interest under must be made or completed on or 1942, and said complaint and amended from that date at the rate of % percent before November 2, 1942, or on later complaint having by order of the Acting per annum, payable on a semiannual allotment. In every case where pay­ Director dated July 28, 1942, been sched­ basis on May 1 and November 1, 1943. ment is not so completed, the payment uled for hearing on September 19, 1942, They will mature November 1, 1943, and with application up to 2 percent of the at 10 a. m. at a hearing room of the Divi­ will not be subject to call for redemption amount of certificates applied for shall, sion at the Court House, Middlesboro, prior to maturity. . upon declaration made by the Secretary Kentucky, and subsequently having been 2. The income derived from the cer­ of the Treasury in his discretion, be for­ postponed by order of the Acting Director tificates shall be subject to all Federal feited to the United States. Treasury dated August 10,1942, to a date and hear­ taxes, now or hereafter imposed. The Certificates of Indebtedness of Series ing room to be thereafter designated by certificates shall be subject to estate, A-1942, maturing November 1, 1942, will an appropriate order; and inheritance, gift or other excise taxes, be accepted at par in payment for any The Complainant in the above-entitled whether Federal or State, but shall be certificates of the series now offered matter having on October 5, 1942, filed exempt from all taxation now or here­ which shall be allotted. with the Division a motion for leave to after imposed on the principal or interest amend said complaint and amended thereof by any State, or any of the pos­ V. GENERAL PROVISIONS complaint and having submitted with sessions of the United States, or by any 1. As fiscal agents of the United States, aid motion its proposed further amended local taxing authority. Federal Reserve Banks are authorized complaint dated October 5, 1942, sought 3. The certificates will be acceptable and requested to receive subscriptions, to be filed; and to secure deposits of public moneys. to make allotments on the basis and up The Director deeming it advisable that They will not be acceptable in payment to the amounts indicated by the Secre­ said motion for leave to file said further of taxes and will not bear the circulation tary of the Treasury to the Federal Re­ amended complaint be granted; and privilege. serve Banks of the respective districts, The Director deeming it advisable that 4. Bearer certificates with two interest to issue allotment notices, to receive pay­ the place and date of hearing on said coupons attached will be issued in de­ ment for certificates allotted, to make complaint, amended complaint and fur­ nominations of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 delivery of certificates on full-paid sub­ ther amended complaint (hereinafter and $100,000. The certificates will not scriptions allotted, and they may issue referred to as the “complaint”) should be issued in registered form. interim receipts pending delivery of the now be designated. ®. The certificates will be subject to definitive certificates. Now, therefore, it is ordered, That said the general regulations of the Treasury 2. The Secretary of the Treasury may motion for leave to file said further Department, now or hereafter prescribed, at any time, or from time to time, pre­ amended complaint dated October 5, governing United States certificates. scribe supplemental or amendatory rules 1942 in the above-entitled matter be and III. SUBSCRIPTION AND ALLOTMENT and regulations governing the offering, the same hereby is granted. which will be communicated promptly It is further ordered, That a hearing L Subscriptions will, be received at to the Federal Reserve Banks. in respect to the subject matter of such the Federal Reserve Banks and Branches complaint be held on Decemberv3, 1942, and at the Treasury Department, Wash­ [ seal] D, W. B ell, at 10 a. m., at a hearing room of the ington. Subscribers must agree not to Acting Secretary of the Treasury. Bituminous Coal Division at Cabell sell or otherwise dispose of their sub­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10837; Filed, October 26, 1942; County Court House, Huntington, West scriptions, or of the securities which may 11:46 a. m.] Virginia. 8660 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 It is further ordered, That W. A. Cuff bership became effective as of May 17, It is further ordered,' That the said Or any other officer or officers of the 1941, operating the Daniels Mine, Mine hearing in the above-entitled matter be, Division duly designated for that pur­ Index No. 646, located in Pike County, and it hereby is, postponed from October pose shall preside at the hearing in such Kentucky, District No. 8, has wilfully vio­ 29, 1942, at Huntington, West Virginia, matter. The officer so designated to pre­ lated the Act, the Code, and Rules and to a place and date to be hereafter desig­ side at such hearing is hereby authorized Regulations thereunder: nated by appropriate order. to conduct said hearing, to administer (1) By selling and delivering to the Dated: October 23, 1942. oaths and affirmations, examine wit­ Shelby Steam Coal Company, Shelbiana, [seal] D an H. W heeler, nesses, to take evidence, and to continue Kentucky, during the period July 17,1941 Director. said hearing from time to time and to to September 30, 1941, both dates inclu­ [P. R. Doc. 42-10828; Filed, October 26, 1942; such places as he may direct by an­ sive, approximately 210.45 net tons of 11:20 a. m.] nouncement at said hearing or any ad­ straight run of mine coal, Size Group No. journed hearing or by subsequent notice, 6, produced at the above-named mine, at and to prepare and submit proposed prices of $2.00 and $2.10 per net ton findings of fact and conclusions and the f. o. b. railroad cars, Shelbiana, Kentucky, [Dockets Nos. B-328, 1717-FD] recommendation of an appropriate order a distance of approximately three miles S helby Coal Company, I nc., et al. in the premises and to perform all other from the mine, whereas the effective duties in connection therewith author­ minimum price for such coal was $2.10 ORDER POSTPONING HEARINGS ized by law. per net ton f. o. b. the mine as set forth In the matter of Shelby Coal Company, Notice of such hearing is hereby given in the Schedule of- Effective Minimum Inc., Registered Distributor, Registration to said Code Member and to all other Prices for District No. 8 For Truck Ship­ No. 8320, and W. K. Jenne, an individual parties herein and to all persons and ment and the cost of transporting said -doing business under the name and style entities having an interest in this pro­ coal from the mine to the point of de* of Shelby Coal Co., registered distributor, ceeding. Any person or entity eligible livery was approximately 15tf per net ton, Registration No. 4797, and in the matter under § 301.123 of the Rules and Regu­ resulting in violations of section 4 11 (e) of Shelby Coal Company, (W. K. Jenne), lations Governing Practice and Pro­ and (g) of the Act and Part n (e) and Registered Distributor, Registration No. cedure Before the Division in Proceed­ (g) of the Code. 4797. ings instituted Pursuant to section 4 n (2) By selling to the Shelby Steam Coal The above-entitled matters having been (j) and 5 (b) of the Act may file a peti­ Company, Shelbiana, Kentucky, during heretofore scheduled for hearing at 10 tion for intervention not later than five the period July 17,1941 to September 30, a. m. on October 29, 1942, at a hearing (51 days before the date herein set for 1941, both dates inclusive, approximately room of the Bituminous Coal Division, at hearing on the complaint. 210.45 net tons of straight run of mine the Cabell County Court House, Hunting- Notice is hereby given that answer to coal, produced at the above-named mine, ton, West Virginia; and the complaint must be filed with the for shipment by rail, whereas prices, tem­ The Director deeming it advisable that Division at its Washington Office or with porary or final, had not been established said hearings should be postponed; any one of the statistical bureaus of the by the Division for sales of said coal for Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the Division, within twenty (20) days after rail shipment, resulting in violations of said hearings in the above-entitled mat­ date of service thereof on the Code Mem­ the order in General Docket No. 19, dated ters be, and the same hereby are, post­ ber,; and that failure to file an answer October 9, 1940. poned from 10 a. m. on October 29,1942, within such period, unless otherwise or­ Dated: October 23,1942. at the Cabell County Court House, Hunt­ dered, shall be deemed to be an admission [seal] D an H. W heeler, ington, West Virginia, to 10 a. m. on No­ of the allegations of the complaint here­ Director. vember 30, 1942 at the Cabell County in and a consent to the entry of an ap­ Court House, Huntington, West Virginia, propriate order on the basis of the facts [P. R. Doc. 42-10827; Piled, October 26, 1942; before the officer or officers previously alleged. 11:19 a. m.]"~ designated to preside at said hearings. Notice is also hereby given that if it Dated: October 23, 1942. shall be determined that the Code Mem­ [seal] D an H. W heeler, ber has wilfully committed any one or Director. more of the violations alleged in the [Docket No. B-299] [P. R. Doc. 42-10829; Piled, October 26, 1942; complaint, an order may be entered 11:20 a. m.] either revoking the membership of the A. B. E w en, Code M ember Code Member in the Code and the Code Member’s right to an exemption from the ORDER EXTENDING TIME TO FILE, ETC. taxes imposed by section 3520 (b) (1) of Order extending time to file applica­ the Internal Revenue Còde, or directing tion pursuant to § 301.132 of the Rules [General Docket No. 26] the Code Member to cease and desist of Practice and Procedure and postpon­ R evision of Marketing R ules and from violating the Code and regulations ing hearing. R egulations made thereunder. The above-entitled matter having been All.persons are hereby notified that the heretofore scheduled for hearing at 10 NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING hearing in the above-entitled matter and a. m. on October 29, 1942, at a hearing In the matter of marketing rules and orders entered therein may concern, in room of the Bituminous Coal Division regulations incidental to the sale and addition to the matters specifically al­ (the “Division”) at the Cabell County distribution of coal by code members, leged in the complaint herein, other mat­ Court House, Huntington, West Virginia; established by the Division for Districts ters incidental and related thereto, and 1-20, inclusive, 22 and 23; in re a pro­ whether raised by amendment of the The above named Code Member having posal to review and revise the marketing complaint, petition for intervention, pr filed with the Division on October 17, rules and regulations as established by otherwise, and all persons are cautioned 1942, a motion to extend the time for the Division. to be guided accordingly. filing the application for disposition of The Director of the Bituminous Coal Notice is also hereby given that any this matter without formal hearing sub­ Division having, on the 8th day of Au­ application, pursuant to § 301.132 of thè mitted therewith, to and including Octo­ gust 1940 in General Docket No. 15, es­ Rules of Practice and Procedure beforé ber 21, 1942; and tablished Marketing Rules and Regula­ the Division for the disposition of this The Director deeming it advisable to tions for the sale and distribution of proceeding without formal hearing, must grant said motion and to postpone said coal by code members in all districts, be filed not later than fifteen (15) days hearing; pursuant to the Bituminous Coal Act of after receipt by the Code Member of the Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the 1937; and complaint herein. said motion be, and it hereby is, granted The Bituminous Coal Division having The matter concerned herewith is in and that the said application submitted received inquiries regarding the reason­ regard to the complaint alleging that 3. with said motion be, and the same hereby ableness of requiring distributors to T. Daniels, Route No. 2, Pikeville, Ken­ Is, deemed filed with the Division as of specify in their contracts, spot orders tucky, a Code Member, whose code mem* ïhe date of this order; and or written confirmation of spot orders, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8661

the name of the code member and the under the Fair Labor Standards Act of Learner Regulations, July 20, 1942 (7 FH. name of the originating mine or mines 1938. 4724). as provided in Rule 3 of section V and Notice is hereby given that Special Artificial Powers and Feathers Learner Re­ Rule 1 of section VI of the Marketing gulations, October 24, 1940 (5 F.R. 4203). Certificates authorizing the employment Glove Findings and Determination of Feb­ Rules and Regulations; and of learners at hourly wages lower than ruary 20, 1940, as amended by Administrative It appearing desirable that evidence the minimum rate applicable under sec­ Order of September 20, 1940 (5 F.R. 3748). be received relating to the reasonableness tion 6 of the Act are issued under sec­ Hosiery Learner Regulations, September 4, of and the necessity for revising Rule tion 14 thereof and § 522.5 (b) of the 1940 (5 F.R. 3530). 3 of section V and Rule 1 of section VI Regulations issued thereunder (August Independent Telephone Learner Regula­ so as to permit registered distributors 16, 1940, 5 F.R. 2862) to the employers tions, September 27, 1940 (5 FJR. 3829). to comply with these rules without speci­ Knitted Wear Learner Regulations, October listed below effective October 26, 1942. 10, 1940 (5 F.R. 3982). fying the name of the code member and The employment of learners under Millinery Learner Regulations, Custom the name of the originating mine or these Certificates is limited to the terms Made and Popular Priced, August 29, 1940 mines in contracts, spot orders or written and conditions as designated opposite (5 F.R. 3392, 3393). confirmation of spot orders; the employer’s name. These Certificates Textile Learner Regulations, May 16, 1941 It is therefore ordered, That on Novem­ are issued upon the employers’ represen­ (6 F.R. 2446). ber 17,1942, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon tations that experienced workers for the Woolen Learner Regulations, October 30, of that day, at a hearing room of the learner occupations are not available for 1940 (5 F.R. 4302). Bituminous Coal Division, Washington, Notice of Amended Order for the Employ­ employment and that they are actually ment of Learners in the Cigar Manufacturing D. C., a hearing will be held at which time in need of learners at subminimum rates Industry, July 20, 1941 (6 Fit. 3753). evidence will be received relating to the in order to prevent curtailment of op­ reasonableness and the necessity for the portunities for employment. The Cer­ The employment of learners under revision and amendment of Rule 3 of tificates may be cancelled in the manner these Certificates is limited to the terms section V and Rule 1 of section VI of provided for in the Regulations and as and conditions as to the occupations, the Marketing Rules and Regulations as indicated on the Certificate. Any per­ learning periods, minimum wage rates, et hereinbefore provided. On such day the son aggrieved by the issuance of these cetera, specified in the Determination Chief of the Records Section will advise Certificates may seek a review or recon­ and Order or Regulation for the industry as to the room where such hearing will sideration thereof. designated above and indicated opposite be held. Name and Address of F irm , P roduct, Number the employer’s name. These Certificates It is further ordered, That Charles S. of Learners, Learning P eriod, Learner become effective October 26, 1942. The Mitchell or any other officer or officers of Wage, Learner Occupations, E xpiration Certificates may be cancelled in the man­ the Bituminous Coal Division duly desig­ Date ner provided in the Regulations and as nated for that purpose shall preside at a Allen, Doane & Co., 15 Wharf St., Boston, indicated in the Certificates. Any per­ hearing in such matter. The officers so Massachusetts; Hand cut steel letters and son aggrieved by the issuance of any of designated to preside at such hearing are figures, stamps and dies; 2 learners; 4 weeks these Certificates may seek a review or hereby authorized to conduct said hear­ for any one learner; 25 cents per hour; To reconsideration thereof. be employed in the occupation of letter cut­ ing, to administer oaths and affirmations, Name and Address of F irm, I ndustry, examine witnesses, take evidence, to ter; January 4, 1943. The New England Guild, 252 Spring St., P roduct Number of Learners and continue said hearing fyom time to E xpiration Date time, and to prepare and submit to the Portland, Maine; Rugs; 1 learner; 6 weeks for any one learner; 30 cents per hour; To Apparel Industry Director proposed findings of fact and be employed in the occupation of rug hooking conclusions and the recommendation of machine operator; February 1, 1943. Wessner Co., 608 1st Ave. No., Minne­ an appropriate order in the premises, and World Wide Rugs, Inc., 34 E. 29th St., New apolis, Minnesota; Army & navy uni­ to perform all other duties in connection York, New York; Hooked rugs; 6 learners; forms, civilian suits; 5 learners (T ); therewith authorized by law. 6 weeks for any one learner; 30 cents per October 26,1943. Notice of such hearing is hereby given hour; to be employed in the occupation of to all persons who may have an interest rug hooker; March 15, 1943. Single Pants, Shirts and Allied Garments, in the subject matter thereof. Any per­ Signed at New York, N. Y., this 24th Women’s Apparel, Sportswear, Rain­ son desiring to be heard at such hearing day of October, 1942. wear, Rohes, and Leather and Sheep- shall file a notice to that effect on • or lined Garments Divisions of the Ap­ before November 12, 1942, setting forth P auline C. G ilbert, parel Industry therein the nature of his interest and a Authorized Representative Blue Jean Mfg. Co., 315 Cherry St., concise statement of the matter he in­ of the Administrator. Scranton, Pennsylvania; Trousers for tends to present. [F. R. Doc. 42-10844; Filed, October 26, 1942; army; 10 percent (T ); October 26,1943. All persons are further notified that 11:58 a. m.] The Brunner Co., 3911 Cleveland Ave., the hearing in the above-entitled mat­ Ashtabula, Ohio; Dresses and house­ ter and any orders therein, may concern, coats; 10 percent (T ); October 26, 1943. in addition to the matters specifically Boulevard Frocks, Inc., 510—1st Ave. stated herein, other matters necessarily Learner E mployment Certificates N., Minneapolis, Minnesota; Cotton and incidental and related thereto which ISSUANCE TO. VARIOUS INDUSTRIES rayon dresses; 10 percent (T ); October may be raised by petitions of interested 26, 1943. parties, or otherwise, or which may be Notice of issuance of Special Certifi­ Chardon Mfg. Corp., 8 West Union St., necessary corollaries to the proposed cates for the employment of learners Kingston, New York; Children’s & ladies’ amendment and revision of Rule 3 of under the Fair Labor Standards Act of blouses; 10 learners (T); October 26, section V and Rule 1 of section VI of 1938. 1943. the Marketing Rules and Regulations. Notice is hereby given that Special The Cleveland Overall Co., 1768 East Dated: October 23, 1942. Certificates authorizing the employment 25th St., Cleveland, Ohio; Work suits, of learners at hourly wages lower than shirts and pants; 10 percent (T) ; Octo­ [seal] Dan H. W heeler, the minimum wage rate applicable under ber 26, 1943. Director. section 6 of the Act are issued under sec­ Congress Shirt Co., 831 Middle St., [F. R. Doc. 42-10830; Filed, October 26, 1942; tion 14 thereof, Part 522 of the Regula­ Bath, Maine; Men’s and boys’ sport & 11:20 a. m.] tions issued thereunder (August 16, 1940, U. S. Officers’ shirts, jackets and pants; 5 F.R. 2862, and as amended June 25, 10 percent (T ); October 26, 1943. 1942, 7 F.R. 4723), and the Determina­ Fayette Sportswear Co., 122 Pleasant tion and Order or Regulation listed below DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. St., Fall River, Massachusetts; Dresses; and published in the F ederal R egister 10 percent (T); October 26, 1943. Wage and Hour Division. as here stated. M. Fine & Sons Mfg. Co., Inc., 835 Apparel Learner Regulations, September 7, Learner Employment Certificates Spring St., Jeffersonville, Indiana; Serv­ 1940 (5 F.R. 3591). ice trousers; 10 percent (T); October 26, ISSUANCE TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIES Single Pants, Shirts and Allied Garments, Women’s Apparel, Sportswear, Rainwear, 1943. Notice of issuance of Special Certifi­ Robes, and Leather and Sheep-Lined Gar­ M Fine Si Sons Mfg. Co., 15th & Main cates for the employment of learners ments Divisions of the Apparel Industry, Sts., New Albany, Indiana; Army & navy 8662 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 shirts and jackets and civilian shirts H. Linsk & Co., Inc., Mantua Ave., Sunnyvale, Inc., Scranton, Pennsyl­ and jackets; 10 percent (T); October Woodbury, New Jersey; Children’s and vania; Dresses; 50 learners (E); April 26 1943. junior miss cotton dresses; 9 learners 26, 1943. M. Fine & Sons Mfg. Co., Inc., 1117 No. (T ); October 26, 1943. United Pants Mfg. Co., 26th & Reed 8th St., Paducah, Kentucky; Cotton McAdoo Sportswear Co., Inc., 125 Sts., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mat­ work shirts (civilian), cotton work shirts South Tamaqua St., McAdoo, Pennsyl­ tress covers, jackets, trousers; 10 per­ (U. S. Navy); 10 percent (T); October vania; Ladies’ work clothing, sportswear cent (T ); October 26,1943. 26 1943. and other odd outerwear; 10 percent (T); The Utilitog Co., North Holden St., M. Fine & Sons Mfg. Co., Inc., Wash­ October 26, 1943. Warrensburg, Missouri; Women’s utility ington St., Vicksburg, Mississippi; Cot­ Mr. Benjamin Noble, 919 Walnut St., uniforms; 6 learners (T); October 26, ton work shirts and pants; 10 percent Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; L a d ie s’ 1943. (T ); October 26, 1943. dresses; 5 learners (T ); October 26, 1943. The Warner Brothers Co., 325 Lafay­ Blue Bell-Globe Mfg. Co., Commerce, The Patricia Undergarment Co., Inc., ette St., Bridgeport, Connecticut; Cor­ Georgia; Lined denim coats and H. B. T. 125-143 Main St., Springfield, Massachu­ sets, corselettes, brassieres; 10 percent jackets; 100 learners (E); April 26,1943. setts; 10 percent (T); October 26, 1943. (T ); October 26, 1943. Fox Knapp Mfg. Co., Maple Ave., Mil- Ladies’ silk & rayon undergarments. Western Dress Co., 332 Central St., ton, Pennsylvania; Shirts; 10 percent Penn Children’s Dress Co., 831 Lacka­ Gilman, Illinois; Ladies’ dresses; 8 learn­ (T ); October 26, 1943. wanna Ave., Mayfield, Pennsylvania; ers (T ); October 26, 1943. Fretz Brothers, 710 Central St., Kansas Children’s dresses; 10 percent (T ); Octo­ Wilson Brothers, 1000 Layne Ave., City, Missouri; White duck coats, pants, ber 26, 1943. Crawfordsville, Indiana; Men’s shirts; 5 aprons, cafeteria smocks, operating Quality House; 1412 N. Western St., learners (T); October 26,1943. gowns, duck vests, office coats; 1 learner Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Nurses’ uni­ Wirk Garments Corp., Ligonier, Indi­ (T ); October 26, 1943. forms; 3 learners (T); October 26, 1943. ana; Pants, shirts; 10 percent (T); Octo­ Gopher Sportswear Co., 22 North Third Regal Paper Co., Inc., S. Jefferson St., ber 26, 1943. St., Minneapolis, Minnesota; Dresses; 10 Pulaski, New York; Women’s cotton Cigar Industry learners (T ); October 26, 1943. aprons; 10 learners (T); October 26, Greenberg Clothing Co., Inc., 1010 1943. Consolidated Cigar Corp., Railroad & Georgia Ave., Chattanooga, Tennessee; Rice Stix Factory No. 3, Blytheville, Furnace Sts., Allentown, Pennsylvania; Men’s and boys’ woolen pants, boys’ Arkansas; Shirts and pajamas; 10 percent Cigars; 15 learners (E); Tobacco strip­ jackets and mackinaws; 10 percent (T ); (T ); October 26, 1943. ping machine operators to have learning October 26, 1943. Richfield Shirt Factory, Richfield, period of 160 hours at 75 percent of the Hartwell Mfg. Co., Inc., W. Howell St., Pennsylvania; Shirts; 10 percent (T); applicable hourly minimum; January 25, Hartwell, Georgia; Pants and shorts; October 26, 1943. 1943. 10 percent (T ); October 26, 1943. Rosenstein & Thaler, Inc., Globe Mills Glove Industry The Hercules Trouser Co., Manchester, Ave., Fall River, Massachusetts; Ladies Ohio; Men’s and boys’ single pants and and children’s dresses and sportswear; Clark Brothers, 17 Maple Ave., Sara­ wool army pants; 10 percent (T); Oc­ 26 learners (E); April 26, 1943. toga Springs, New York; Knit fabric tober 26, 1943. Royal Mfg. Co., Water St., Washing­ gloves; 5 learners (T); October 26, 1943. The Hercules Trouser Co., Wellston, ton, Georgia; Cotton pants, cotton shorts, Fairfield Glove & Mitten Co., 603 W. Ohio; Single pants; 10 percent (T ); wdVen sport shirts and boys’ shirts; 10 Stone St., Fairfield, Iowa; Leather dress October 26, 1943. percent (T ); October 26, 1943. and knit fabric gloves; 5 learners (T); Island Dress Co., 148 Doughty Boule­ Salant & Salant, Inc., Lindell St., Mar­ October 26, 1943. (This certificate re­ vard, Inwood, Long Island; Children’s tin, Tennessee; Cotton work shirts; 10 places the one bearing the expiration dresses; 5 learners (T ); October 26,1943. percent (T); October 26, 1943. date of October 5, 1943). Johnnye Sportswear Co., 310 West Salem Shirt Factory, R. D. #2, Mifflin - Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois; town, Pennsylvania; Shirts; 5 learners Hosiery Industry Sew dresses; 10 learners (T ); October (T ); October 26, 1943. Auburn Hosiery Mills, Inc., Auburn, 26, 1943. I. Schneierson & Sons, Inc., 460 Globe Kentucky; Full-fashioned hosiery; 5 W. H. Johnson Co., 120 N. Washington St., Fall River, Massachusetts; Ladies’ learners (T); October 26, 1943. Ave., Dallas, Texas; Children’s wear; 3 & children’s undergarments; 10 percent Charles H. Bacon Co., Loudon, Tennes­ learners (T ); October 26, 1943. (T); October 26, 1943. see; Seamless hosiery; 5 percent (T); Karmel Mfg. Co., Mount Carmel, L. Shellenberger & Sons, McAlisterville, Pennsylvania; Shirts; 10 percent (T); October 26, 1943. Pennsylvania; Children’s dresses, ladies’ Fay Hosiery Mills, Inc., East Ave., blouses and ladies’ pajamas; 10 percent October 26, 1943. (T); October 26, 1943. The Shirtcraft Co., Inc., Lurgan Ave., Elyria, Ohio; Seamless hosiery; 5 learn­ Katz Underwear Co., Sixth St., Hones- Shippensburg, Pennsylvania; Army and ers (T); October 26, 1943. dale, Pennsylvania; Gowns, pajamas, civilian shirts; 10 percent (T); October Fayetteville Knitting Mills, Inc., North slips, drawers; 10 percent (T ); October 26, 1943. St., Fayetteville, North Carolina; Full- 26 1943. Slipco, 5 Bridge St., Shelton, Connecti­ fashioned hosiery; 5 learners (T); Octo­ H. W. Kemp, Beech & Evans St., Potts- cut; Ladies’ undergarments; 10 percent ber 26, 1943. town, Pennsylvania; Men’s sport shirts (T ); October 26, 1943. Imperial Hosiery Mills, Mocksville, (sewing only); 5 learners (T ); October Smartly Klad Frocks, Inc., 35 Lander North Carolina; Seamless hosiery; 5 26 1943. St. & 58 Chambers St., Newburgh, New learners (T); October 26, 1943. S. H. Knopf Mfg. Ccf., 470 Atlantic York; Cotton wash frocks; 10 percent Interwoven Shocking Co., Martinsburg, Ave., Boston, Massachusetts; Leather (T ); October 26, 1943. jackets and cloth sport jackets; 5 per­ Smith Brothers Mfg. Co,, 4th & Francis West Virginia; Seamless hosiery; 5 per­ cent (T); October 26, 1943. Sts., St. Joseph, Missouri; Overalls, cent (T ); October 26, 1943. Korach Brothers; 913 W. Van Buren work pants and wool army pants, work Norris Hosiery Mill, 2806 Dooley St., St., Chicago, Illinois; Wash Dresses; 10 coats; 10 percent (T ); October 26, 1943. Cleveland, Tennessee; Seamless hosiery; percent (T ); October 26, 1943. Society Silk Lingerie Corp., 115 York 5 learners (T ); October 26, 1943. S. Liebovitz & Sons, Inc., East Main St., Michigan City, Indiana; Princess Portage Hosiery Co., 107 E. Mullett St., St., Salisbury, Maryland; Shirts; 10 per­ slips, pajamas, night gowns, petticoats Portage, Wisconsin; Seamless hosiery; 5 cent (T ); October 26, 1943. and panties; 8 learners (T); October 26, percent (T); October 26, 1943. H. T.insk & Co., Inc., Claytoix, New 1943. Rutledge Hosiery Mills Co., Inc., Rut­ Jersey; Children’s cotton dresses and Southern Silk Mills, Spring City, Ten­ ledge, Tennessee; Seamless hosiery; 5 nessee; Mosquito bars; 15 learners (E); misses’ cotton dresses; 6 learners (T); learners (T); October 26,1943. October 26, 1943. April 26, 1943. Style Accessories, Inc., 105 Chauncy Van Raalte Co., Inc., Myrtle Ave., H. Linsk & Co., Inc., Westville, New Boonton, New Jersey; Full-fashioned Jersey; Children’s cotton dresses; 4 St., Boston, Massachusetts; Dickeys; 10 learners (T); October 26, 1943, learners (T); October 26,1943. hosiery; 5 percent (T); October 26,1943. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8663 Knitted Wear Industry no more than 5 learners at any one time FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. between March 10, 1941 and March 10, Cinderella Underwear Co., Reams- [Docket No. 4565] town, Pennsylvania; Knitted underwear; 1942, and (2) certificate dated March 27, 5 learners CT); October 26, 1943. 1942, authorizing the employment of no N ational Association of Sanitary M ilk more than 10 learners at any one time B ottle Closure M anufacturer^, et al. The Rayotex Knitting Mills, Inc., between March 30, 1942 and March 30, Tempest St., Perry, New York; Knitted 1943, issued to the Carroll Dorn Garment ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER, ETC. rayon underwear and cotton knitted Company and to Carroll Dorn, Lessee, At a regular session of the Federal sportswear; 5 learners (T) ;• October 26, doing business as the Carroll Dorn Manu­ Trade Commission, held at its office in 1943. * facturing Company, of Kansas City, Mis­ the City of Washington, D. C., on the 23d Trojan Athletic Wear Co., 1115 Wash­ souri, have been ordered cancelled as of day of October, A. D. 1942. ington Ave., Bay City, Michigan; Knit­ the first date of violation because of This matter being at issue and ready ted outerwear; 3 learners (T ); October violation of their terms. for the taking of testimony, and pursuant 26, 1943. (This certificate replaces the The order of cancellation shall not be­ to authority vested in the Federal Trade one bearing the expiration date of April come effective and enforceable until after Commission, under an Act of Congress 2,1943.) the expiration of a 15 day period fol­ (38 Stat. 15 U.S.C.A., section 41), Textile Industry lowing the date on which this notice It is ordered, That John W. Norwood, Pisgah Mills, Inc., Whitmire St., Brev­ appears in the F ederal R egister. During a trial examiner of this Commission, be ard, North Carolina; Cotton sewing this time petitions for reconsideration and he hereby is designated and ap­ thread; 3 percent (T); October 26, 1943. or review may be filed by any directly pointed to take testimony and receive interested and aggrieved party pursuant evidence in this proceeding and to per­ Signed at New York, N. Y., this 24th to § 522.13 of the regulations. If a pe­ form all other duties authorized by law; day of October 1942. tition is properly filed, the effective date It is further ordered, That the taking of the order of cancellation shall be P auline C. G ilbert, of testimony in this proceeding begin on Authorized Representative postponed until final action is taken on Wednesday, November 4, 1942, at ten of the Administrator. the petition. o’clock in the forenoon of that day (eastern standard time) in Court Room [F. R. Doc. 42-10845; Filed, October 26, 1942; Signed at New York, New York, this 11:59 a. m.] 8th day of October 1942. No. 6, United States Post Office, William I sabel F erguson, Penn Annex, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Duly Authorized Representative . Upon completion of testimony for the of the Administrator. Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex­ Clover S pinning M ills, Inc. aminer is directed to proceed immedi­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10843; Filed, October 26, 1942; ORDER AFFIRMING SPECIAL CERTIFICATE ately to take testimony and evidence on 11:58 a. m.] behalf of the respondent. The trial ex­ Notice of determination affirming the aminer will then close the case and make Special Certificate issued to Clover Spin­ his report upon the evidence. ning Mills, Inc., of Clover, South Caro­ By direction of the Commission. lina, for the employment of learners in CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. the textile industry. [Dockets Nos. 771 and 193] [seal] Otis B. J ohnson, Secretary. Notice is hereby given that the Special B raniff Airways, Inc. Learner Certificate issued to Clover Spin­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10775; Filed, October 24, 1942; ning Mills, Inc., Clover, South Carolina, NOTICE OF ORAL ARGUMENT 10:54 a. m.] for the effective period from February In the matter of the temporary amend­ 16,1942 to June 16,1942 is hereby ordered ment of the certificates of public conven­ affirmed. ience and necessity of American Airlines, Any person aggrieved by this action Inc., and Braniff Airways, Inc., so as to INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS­ may within fifteen days after publication authorize air transportation with respect SION. thereof, make application for reconsid­ to persons, property and mail between or [Ex Parte No. MC-20] eration or file petition for review pursu­ to and from San Antonio, Texas, and ant to § 522.151 of the Regulations, Laredo, Texas, under section 401 (h) of T runk Line T erritory M otor Carrier Part 522 under which the said certificate the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as R ates was issued. amended. Signed at New York, New York, this ORDER SUSPENDING DATE OF EFFECTIVE­ In the matter of the application of NESS, ETC. 23d day of October 1942. Braniff Airways, Inc., for a certificate of I sabel F erguson, public convenience and necessity under At a session of the Interstate Com­ Authorized Representative of section 401 of the Civil Aeronautics Act merce Commission, Division 2, held at its the Administrator. of 1938, as amended. office in Washington, D. C., on the 20th Notice is hereby given pursuant to the day of October, A. D. 1942. [F. R. Doc. 42-10842; Filed, October 26, 1942; Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as It appearing, That by order of June 5, 11:58 a. m.] amended, particularly sections 401 and 1942, the effectiveness of the orders there­ 1001 of said Act, that oral argument is tofore entered in the above-entitled pro­ assigned to be held in the above-entitled ceeding was suspended, effective July 1, Carroll D orn G arment Co. proceeding on October 29, 1942, 10 a. m. 1942, until November 2, 1942, to the ex­ (eastern war time) in Room 5042 Com­ tent minimum class and commodity rates, NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF SPECIAL merce Building, 14th Street and Consti­ charges, classifications, rules, and regu­ CERTIFICATE tution Avenue, NW., Washington, D. C., lations are prescribed therein; and good Notice of cancellation of Special Cer­ before the Board. cause therefor appearing: tificates for the employment of learners Dated Washington, D. C., October 22, It is ordered, That the effectiveness of in the Single Pants, Shirts and Allied 1942. the said orders be, and it is hereby, Garments and Women’s Apparel Indus­ By the Civil Aeronautics Board. further suspended to November 1, 1943, tries. unless otherwise ordered hereafter. Notice is hereby given that the special [seal] D arwin Charles B rown, It is further ordered, That this order certificates for the employment of learn­ Secretary. shall not be construed as setting aside ers, namely (1) certificate dated March [F. R. Doc. 42-10836; Filed, October 26, 1942; the findings previously made in the pro­ 17, 1941, authorizing the employment of 11:54 a. m.] ceeding respecting the minimum class 8664 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 and commodity rates, charges, classifica­ [Ex Parte No. MC-22] It is further ordered, That this order tions, rules, and regulations which should N ew England M otor Carrier R ates shall not be construed as setting aside be maintained by respondents and such the findings previously made in the pro­ findings shall be given consideration in ORDER SUSPENDING DATE OF EFFECTIVENESS, ceeding respecting the minimum class the disposition of protests to new sched­ ETC. and commodity rates, charges, classifica­ ules filed by motor carriers during the pe­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ tions, rules, and regulations which should riod the effectiveness of the minimum merce Commission, Division 2, held at be maintained by respondents and such rate orders is suspended. its office in Washington, D. C., on the findings shall be given consideration in And it is further ordered, That a copy 20th day of October, A. D. 1942. the disposition of protests to new sched­ of this order be sent to all counsel in It appearing, That by order of June 5, ules filed by motor carriers during the the proceeding and that notice of this 1942, the effectiveness of the orders period the effectiveness of the minimum order be given to all other interested par­ theretofore entered in the above-entitled rate orders is suspended. ties and to the general public by filing proceeding was suspended, effective July And it is further ordered, That a copy it with the Director of the Division of 1, 1942, until November 2, 1942, to the of this order be sent to all counsel in the Federal Register, The National Ar­ extent minimum class and commodity the proceeding and that notice of this chives, and by depositing copies thereof rates, charges, classifications, rules, and order be given to all other interested in the office of the Secretary of the Com­ regulations are prescribed therein; and parties and to the general public by mission in Washington, D. C. good cause therefor appearing: filing it with the Director of the Division By the Commission, Division 2. It is ordered, That the effectiveness of of the Federal Register, The National Archives, and by depositing copies [seal] W. P. B artel, the said orders be, and it is hereby, fur­ Secretary. ther suspended to November 1,1943, un­ thereof in the office of the Secretary of less otherwise ordered hereafter. the Commission in Washington, D. C. [F. R. Doc. 42-10838; Filed, October 26, 1942; It is further ordered, That this order By the Commission, Division 3. 11:51 a. m.] shall not be construed as setting aside [ seal] i W. P. B artel, the findings previously made in the pro­ Secretary. ceeding respecting the minimum class [F. R. Doc. 42-10841; Filed, October 26, 1942; [Ex Parte No. MC-21] and commodity rates, charges, classifica- 11:52 a. m.] Central T erritory M otor Carrier R ates ions, rules, and regulations which should be maintained by respondents and such ORDER SUSPENDING DATE OF EFFECTIVENESS, findings shall be given consideration in ETC. the disposition of protests to new sched­ OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ ules filed by motor carriers during the TODIAN. merce Commission, Division 3, held at period the effectiveness of the minimum [Vesting Order 132] its office in Washington, D. C., on the rate orders is suspended. 20th day of October, A. D. 1942. And it is further ordered, That a copy A ll the Capital S tock of K ageyama & It appearing, That by order of June of this order be sent to all counsel in Co., Inc. 5, 1942, the effectiveness of the orders the proceeding and that notice of this Under the authority of the Trading theretofore entered in the above-entitled order be given to all other interested with the enemy Act, as amended, and proceeding was suspended, effective July parties and to the general public by filing Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 1, 1942, until November 2, 1942, to the it with the Director of the Division of and pursuant to law, the undersigned, extent minimum class and commodity the Federal Register, The National after investigation, finding: rates, charges, classifications, rules, and Archives, and by depositing copies there­ (a) That the property described as regulations are prescribed therein; and of in the office of the Secretary of the follows: good cause therefor appearing; Commission in Washington, D. C. By the Commission, Division 2. All of the capital stock of Kageyama & It is ordered, That the effectiveness of Company, Inc., a California corporation, the said orders be, and it is hereby, fur­ [seal] W. P. B artel, which is a business enterprise within the ther suspended to November 1, 1948, Secretary. United States, consisting of 100 shares of no unless otherwise ordered hereafter. par value common stock, the names and last [F. R. Doc. 42-10840; Filed, October 26, 1942; known addresses of the owners of which and It is further ordered, That this order 11:52 a. m.] shall not be construed as setting aside the number of shares owned by them re­ the findings previously made in the pro­ spectively, arenas follows: ceeding respecting the minimum cla’ss Number of and commodity rates, charges, classifica­ Names and last known addresses: shares [Ex Parte No. MC-23] M. Kageyama, Shizuoka, Japan------98 tions, rules, and regulations which should Shun Kawasaki, Los Angeles, Cali­ be maintained by respondents and such M idwestern M otor Carrier R ates fornia______^ findings shall be given consideration in Edward Yoshimoto, Los Angeles, Cali­ the disposition of protests to new sched­ ORDER SUSPENDING DATE OF EFFECTIVENESS, fornia-.______* ules filed by motor carriers during the ETC. period the effectiveness of the minimum At a session of the Interstate Com­ T o ta l...... 100 rate orders is suspended. merce Commission, Division 3, held at is property of nationals, and represents And it is further ordered, That a copy its office in Washington, D. C., on the ownership of said business enterprise of this order be sent to all counsel in the 20th day of October, A. D. 1942. which is a national, of a designated proceeding and that notice of this order It appearing, that by order of June 5, enemy country (Japan); and be given to all other interested parties 1942, the effectiveness of the orders (b) That the property described as and to the general public by filing it with theretofore entered in the above-entitled follows: the Director of the Division of the Fed­ proceeding was suspended, effective July All right, title, interest and claim of any eral Register, The National Archives, and 1, 1942, until November 2, 1942, to the name or nature whatsoever of Seishin Boeki by depositing copies thereof in the office extent minimum class and commodity Shokai, Limited, Shizuoka, Japan, in and to of the Secretary of the Commission in rates, charges, classifications, rules, and all indebtedness, contingent or otherwise Washington, D. C. regulations are prescribed therein; and and whether or not matured, owing to it by By the Commission, Division 3. good cause therefor appearing: said Kageyama & Company, Inc., including but not limited to all security rights in ana [seal] W. P. B artel, It is ordered, That the effectiveness of Secretary. the said orders be, and it is hereby, to any and all collateral for any or all o [F. R. Doc. 42-10839; Filed, October 26, 1942; further suspended to November 1, .1943, 11:52 a. m.] unless otherwise ordered hereafter. * 7 F.R. 5205. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8665 such indebtedness and the right to sue for pany, the name under which he maintains after investigation, finding that the prop­ and collect such indebtedness, offices and does business in Seattle, Wash­ erty described as follows: ington, which is a business enterprise within Is an interest in the aforesaid business the United States, and all property of any 1,955 shares (which constitute a substan­ enterprise held by, and is property within nature whatsoever owned or controlled by, tial part, namely, 97.75% of all outstanding the United States owned or controlled by, payable or deliverable to, or held (by J. S. shares) of the capital stock of Sumitomo a national of a designated enemy coun­ Ikeda and T. Hamanaka, or either of them, Bank of Seattle, a Washington corporation, try (Japan); and/or any or all others) on behalf of or on Seattle, Washington, which is a business account of or owing to, said M. Nishimoto or enterprise within the United States the and determining that to the extent that M. Nishimoto and Company. names and last known addresses of the any or all of such nationals are persons owners of which, and the number of shares not within a designated enemy country is property of nationals, and represents owned by them respectively, are as follows : the national interest of the United States ownership of said business enterprise Number of requires that such persons be treated as within the United States which is a na­ Names and last known addresses: shares nationals of a designated enemy coun­ tional, of a designated enemy country Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., a Japanese try, and having made all determinations (Japan), and determining that to the corporation, Osaka, Japan____ i_1, 810 and taken all action, after appropriate -‘extent that such nationals are persons H. Okahashi, Tokyo, Japan______100 consultation and certification, required not within a designated enemy country G. Watenabe, Japan (by repatria­ the national interest of the United tion) ______25 by said Executive Order or Act or other­ T. Satake, Japan (by repatriation).. 20 wise, and deeming it necessary in the States requires that such persons be national interest, hereby vests such treated as nationals of the aforesaid Total______1,955, property in the Alien Property Custo­ designated enemy country, and having dian, to be held, used, administered, liq­ made all determinations and taken all is property of nationals, and represents uidated, sold or otherwise dealt with in action, after appropriate consultation control of said business enterprise which the interest of and for the benefit of the and certification, required by said Exec­ is a national, of a designated enemy United States. utive Order or Act or otherwise, and country (Japan), and determining that Such property and any or all of the deeming it necessary in the national in­ to the extent that any or all of such na­ proceeds thereof shall be held in special terest, hereby vests such property in the tionals are persons not within a desig­ account pending further determination Alien Property Custodian, to be held, nated enemy country the national inter­ of the Alien'Property Custodian. This used, administered, liquidated, sold or est of the United States requires that shall not be deemed to limit the powers otherwise dealt with in the interest of such persons be treated as nationals of of the Alien Property Custodian to re­ and for the benefit of the United States. the aforesaid designated enemy country, turn such property or the proceeds Such property and any or all of the and having made all determinations and thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ taken all action, after appropriate con­ tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if cial account pending further determina­ sultation and certification, required by and when it should be determined that tion of the Alien Property Custodian. said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, such return should be made or such This shall not be deemed to limit the and deeming it necessary in the national compensation should be paid. powers of the Alien Property Custodian interest, hereby vests such property in Any person, except a national of a to return such property or the proceeds the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, designated enemy country, asserting any thereof, or to indicate that compensation Used, administered, liquidated, sold or claim arising as a result of this order will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and otherwise dealt with in the interest of may file with the Alien Property Cus­ when it should be determined that such and for the benefit of the United States. todian a notice of his claim, together return should be made or such compen­ Such property and any or all of the with a request for a hearing thereon, on sation should be paid. proceeds thereof shall be held in a special Form APC-1, within one year from the Any person, except a national of a des­ account pending further determination date hereof, or within such further time ignated enemy country, asserting any of the Alien Property Custodian. This as may be allowed by the Alien Prop­ claim arising as a result of this order shall not be deemed to limit the powers erty Custodian. Nothing herein con­ may file with the Alien Property Custo­ of the Alien Property Custodian to return tained shall be deemed to constitute an dian a notice of his claim, together with such property or the proceeds thereof, or admission of the existence, validity or a request for a hearing thereon, on Form to indicate that compensation will not be right to allowance of any such claim. APC-1, within one year from the date paid in lieu thereof, if and when it The terms "national,” “designated en­ hereof, or within such further time as should be determined that such return emy country” and "business enterprise may be allowed by the Alien Property should be made or such compensation within the United States” as used herein Custodian. Nothing herein contained should be paid. shall have the meanings prescribed in shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ Any person, except a national of a des­ section 10 of said Executive Order. sion of the existence, validity or right to ignated enemy country, asserting any allowance of any such claim. Executed at Washington, D. C. on The terms "national”, "designated en­ claim arising as a result of this order August 28, 1942. emy country” and “business enterprise may file with the Alien Property Cus­ todian a notice of his claim, together Leo T. Crowley, within the United States” as used herein Alien Property Custodian. shall have the meanings prescribed in sec­ with a request for a hearing thereon, on tion 10 of said Executive Order. Form APC-1, within one year from the [F. R. Doc. 42-10762; Filed, October 23, 1942; date hereof, or within such further time 4:23 p. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ as may be allowed by the Alien Property tember 21, 1942. Custodian. Nothing herein contained , Leo T. Crowley, shall be deemed to constitute an ad­ [Vesting Order 157] Alien Property Custodian. mission of the existence, validity or right Assets of M. Nishimoto and Co. [F. R. Doc. 42-10763; Filed, October 23, 1942; to allowance of any such claim. Under the authority of the Trading 4:23 p. m.] The terms “national”, "designated with the enemy Act, as amended, and enemy country” and "business enterprise Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 within the United States” as used herein and pursuant to law, the undersigned, shall have the meanings prescribed in after investigation, finding that the [Vesting Order 162] section 10 of said Executive Order. property described as follows: 97.75% of the Capital StoGermany) or a & Company Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ tember 24, 1942. person within such country, and the na­ Under the authority of the Trading tional interest of the United States re­ with the enemy Act, as amended, and [ seal] Leo T. Crowley, quires that such persons be treated as Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 Alien Property Custodian. nationals of the aforesaid designated and pursuant to law, the undersigned [F. R. Doc. 42-10765: Filed, October 23, 1942; enemy country, and having determined, after investigation, finding that the prop­ 4:23 p. m.] and certified to the Secretary of the erty described as follows: Treasury, that it is necessary in the na­ All right, title and interest of Mataji Riki- tional interest to vest the property maru and Isamu Rikimaru, and each of them, hereinbefore described, and having made both of whom are interned in an alien de­ [Vesting Order 167] all determinations and taken all action, tention camp, as copartners in and to the after appropriate consultation and cer­ partnership known as Rikimaru Bros. & Com­ 95.238% of the Capital Stock of Saint- tification, required by said Executive Or­ pany, under which name such copartners are D enis, K uhlmann, Saint-C lair Dy e­ der or Act or otherwise, and deeming it doing business and maintaining an office at stuff Corp. necessary in the national interest, hereby Los Angeles, California, which is a business vests such property in the Alien Property enterprise within the United States and Under the authority of the Trading made, on or about February 27, 1942, an with the enemy Act, as amended, and Custodian, to be held, used, administered, assignment of its assets to the Los Angeles Executive Order No. 9095^ as amended,1 liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with Produce Dealers Credit Bureau, Los Angeles, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, in the interest of and for the benefit of California, for the benefit of its creditors, after investigation, finding : the United States. (a) That the property described as Such property and any or all of the is property of nationals, and represents follows: proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ ownership of said business enterprise cial account pending further determina­ which is a national, of a designated 20 shares (which constitute a substantial tion of the Alien Property Custodian. enemy country (2iapan), and determin­ part, namely, 95.238%, of all outstanding shares) of $500 par value common capital This shall not be deemed to limit the ing that to the extent that any or all of stock, of Saint-Denis, Kuhlmann, Saint-Clair powers of the Alien Property Custodian such nationals are persons not within a Dyestuff Corporation, a New York corpora­ to return such property or the proceeds designated enemy country such persons tion, New York, New York, which is a busi­ thereof, or to indicate that compensation are controlled by or acting for or on be­ ness enterprise within the United States, the will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and half of or as cloaks for a designated names and-last known addresses of the reg­ when it should be determined that such enemy country (Japan) or a person istered owners of which, and the number of return should be made or such compen­ within such country, and the national in­ shares owned by them respectively, are as follows : sation should be paid. terest of the United States requires that Number Any person, except a national of a such persons be treated as nationals of Names and last known addresses : of shares designated enemy country, asserting any the aforesaid designated enemy country, Compagnie Nationale des Matières Co­ claim arising as a result of this order may and having made all determinations and lorantes et Manufactures de Produits file with the Alien Property Custodian a taken all action, after appropriate con­ Chimiques du Nord Reunies Estab- notice of his claim, together with a re­ sultation and certification, required by lissements Kuhlmann, Paris, France. 10 quest for a hearing thereon, on Form said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, Société Anonyme des Matières Colo­ APC-1, within one year from the date and deeming it necessary in the national rantes et Produits Chimiques de Saint-Denis, Paris, France______6 hereof, or within such further time as interest, hereby vests such property in Compagnie Française de Produits Chi­ may be allowed by the Alien Property the Alien Property Custodian (subject to miques et Matières Colorantes de Custodian. Nothing herein contained the right, title and interest therein of the Saint - Clair - Du - Rhone, Paris, shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ assignee under the aforesaid assign­ France______8 sion of the existence, validity or right to ment), to be held, used, administered, Société des Produits Chimiques et allowance of any such claim. liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with Matières Colorantes de Mulhouse, The terms “national”, “designated en­ in the interest of and for the benefit of Paris, France______1 emy country” and “business enterprise the United States. Total______20 within the United States” as used herein Such property and any or all of the shall have the meanings prescribed in proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ is property of nationals, and represents section 10 of said Executive Order. cial account pending further determina­ control of said business enterprise which tion of the Alien Property Custodian. is a national, of a designated .enemy Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ This shall not be deemed to limit the country (Germany), and of a foreign tember 24, 1942. Powers of the Alien Property Custodian country ( France); and [seal] Leo T. Crowley, to return such property or the proceeds (bV That the property described as Alien Property Custodian. thereof, or to indicate that compensation follows: will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and [F. R. Doc. 42-10766; Filed, October 23, 1942; All right, title, interest and claim of any 4:24 p. m.] when it should be determined that such name or nature whatsoever of the aforesaid return should be made or such compen­ registered owners of said stock, and each of sation should be paid. them, in and to all indebtedness, contingent Any person, except a national of a or otherwise and whether or not matured, owing to the aforesaid registered owners, or [Vesting Order 173] designated enemy country, asserting any any of them, by said Saint-Denis, Kuhlmann, claim arising as a result of this order Saint-Clair Dyestuff Corporation, including All the Capital S tock of Haruta and may file with the Alien Property Custo­ but not limited to all security rights in and Company, I nc. dian a notice of his claim, together with to any and all collateral for any or all of such a request for a hearing thereon, on Form indebtedness and the right to sue for and Under the authority of the Trading APC-1, within one year from the date collect such indebtedness, with the enemy Act, as amended, and hereof, or within such further time as is property within the United States Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 may be allowed by the Alien Property owned or controlled by nationals of a and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Custodian. Nothing herein contained designated enemy country (Germany), after investigation, finding: shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ and is an interest in the aforesaid busi­ (a) That the property described as sion of the existence, validity or right ness enterprise held by nationals of a follows: to allowance of any such claim. designated enemy country (Germany) All of the capital stock of Haruta and The terms “national”, “designated and of a foreign country (France), Company, Inc., a New York corporation, New enemy country” and “business enterprise York, New York, which is a business enter­ within the United States” as used herein and determining that to the extent that prise within the United States, consisting of any or all such nationals are persons not 100 shares of no par value common stock, 17F.R. 5205. within a designated enemy country such the names of the registered owners of which. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8667 and the number of shares owned by them The terms “national”, “designated used, administered, liquidated, sold or respectively, are as follows: enemy country” and “business enterprise otherwise dealt with in the interest of Number within the United States” as used herein and for the benefit of the United States. Names: o f sh a res shall have the meanings prescribed in Such property and any or all of the Franklin Chino______— 40 section 10 of said Executive Order. proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ Marie Chino------30 cial account pending further determina­ Marcelia Chino------30 Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ tion of the Alien Property Custodian. tember 28, 1942. T otal______100 This shall not be deemed to limit the [seal] Leo T. Crowley, powers of the Alien Property Custodian is property of nationals, and represents Alien Property Custodian. to return such property or the proceeds ownership of said business enterprise thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ which is a national, of a designated [F. R. Doc. 42-10767; Filed, October 23, 1942; tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if enemy country (Japan); and 4:24 p. m.] and when it should be determined that (b) That the property described as such return should be made or such com­ follows: pensation should be paid. All right, title, interest and claim of any Any person, except a national of a name or nature whatsoever of J. Yoshikawa, [Vesting Order 175] designated enemy country, asserting any J. Miyakawa and Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd., and any of them, the last known addresses Certain Capital Stock of North claim arising as a result of this order of each of whom were represented to the American M ercantile Co. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ undersigned as being in Japan, in and to dian a notice of his claim, together with all indebtedness, contingent or otherwise Under the authority of the Trading a request for a hearing thereon, on Form and whether or not matured, owing to them, with the enemy Act, as amended, and APC-1, within one year from the date or any of them, by said Haruta and Com­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 hereof, or within such further time as pany, Inc., including but not limited to all and pursuant to law, the undersigned, may be allowed by the Alien Property security rights in and to any and all col­ after investigation, finding that the Custodian. Nothing herein contained lateral for any or all of such indebtedness property described as follows: and the right to sue for and collect such shall be deemed-to constitute an admis­ indebtedness, (a) 1,385 shares (which constitute a sub­ sion of the existence, validity or right to stantial part, namely 53.41%, qf all outstand­ allowance of any such claim. is an interest in the aforesaid business ing shares) oi $100 par value common capital The terms “national”, “designated en­ enterprise held by nationals of an enemy stock of North American Mercantile Com­ emy country”, and “business enterprise country, and also is property within the pany, a California corporation, San Francisco, within the United States” as used herein United States owned or controlled by na­ California, which is a business enterprise shall have the meanings prescribed in tionals of a designated enemy country within the United States, the names and last section 10 of said Executive Order. (Japan); known addresses of the registered owners of which, and the number of shares owned by Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ and determining that to the extent that them respectively, are as follows: tember 28, 1942. any or all of such nationals are persons N u m b er not within a designated enemy country Names and last known addresses: of shares [seal] Leo T. Crowley, such persons are controlled by or acting Takaji Domoto, Japan______443 Alien Property Custodian. Takazo Domoto, Japan______313 for or on behalf of or as cloaks for a des­ (Henry) S. Nozaka (alien detention [F. R. Doc. 42-10768; Filed, October 23, 1942; ignated enemy country (Japan) or a per­ c a m p )______10 4:24 p. m.] son within such country, and the na­ T. KomSda (deceased), Japan_____ 200 tional interest of the United States re­ Mrs. T. Komada (deceased), Japan— 40 quires that such persons be treated as K. Kokubu (deceased), Japan------20 nationals of the aforesaid designated Jiroemon Kano (deceased), Japan— 100 [Vesting Order 179] Mrs. T. Miwa (deceased), Japan----- 15 enemy country, and having made all de­ Assets of T he United O cean T ransport terminations and taken all action, after T. Sakai (deceased), Japan------13 S. Kano (deceased), Japan______2 Company, Ltd. KDaido K aiun K abushiki appropriate consultation and certifica­ George T. Komada, Japan______110 K aisha) tion, required by said Executive Order Y. Domoto, Japan______78 or Act or otherwise, and deeming it nec­ Ryozo Nawri, Japan------>------10 Under the authority of the Trading essary in the national interest, hereby K. Kawashima, Japan______10 with the enemy Act, as amended, and vests such property in the Alien Property Kyozo Domoto, Japan______8 Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 Custodian, to be held, used, administered, Tetsuichi Domoto, Japan____ \ ____ _ 8 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with T. Shirai, Japan______5 after investigation, finding that the prop­ in the interest of and for the benefit of erty described as follows: Total______-, 1,385 the United States. All property of any nature whatsoever Such property and any or all of the (b) All right, title and interest of the situated in the United States and owned proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ aforesaid Takaji Domoto and Takazo Domoto, or controlled by, payable or deliverable, to, cial account pending further determina­ and each of them, in and to 560 shares, or or held on behalf of or on account of or any part thereof, of similar stock bequeathed owing to, The United Ocean Transport Com­ tion of the Alien Property Custodian. to them under the will (not yet probated) of pany, Ltd. (Daido Kaiun Kabushiki Kaisha), This shall not be deemed to limit the Takanoshin Domoto, Sr., Japan, a Japanese corporation, Kobe, Japan, or its powers of the Alien Property Custodian United States branch located at Seattle, to return such property or the proceeds is property of nationals, and represents Washington, including but not limited to all thereof, or to indicate that compensation control of said business enterprise which right, title and interest of said corporation will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and is a national, of a designated enemy in and to the property presently held by when it should be determined that such country (Japan), and determining that Kenji Iki for the failure to report which as return should be made or such compen­ to the extent that any or all of such property of said corporation, criminal pro­ sation should be paid. nationals are persons not within a desig­ ceedings have been brought against him by nated enemy country the national inter­ the United States Government, which cor­ Any person, except a national of a des­ poration is a business enterprise within the ignated enemy country, asserting any est of the United States requires that United States, claim arising as a result of this order such persons be treated as nationals of may file with the Alien Property Custo­ the aforesaid designated enemy country, is property of nationals, and said busi­ dian a notice of his claim, together with and having made all determinations and ness enterprise is a national, of a des­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form taken all. action, after appropriate con­ ignated enemy country (Japan), and de­ APC-1, within one year from the date sultation and certification, required by termining that to the extent that any hereof, or within such further time as said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, or all of such nationals are persons not may be allowed by the Alien Property and deeming it necessary ir the national within a designated enemy country the Custodian. Nothing herein contained interest, hereby vests such property in national interest of the United States re­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, quires that ¡Such persons be treated as sion of the existence, validity or right to nationals of a designated enemy country, allowance of any such claim. 17 F.R. 5205. and having made all determinations and

/ 8668 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 taken all action, after appropriate con­ all action, after appropriate consultation is property of nationals, and represents sultation and certification, required by and certification, required by said Execu­ ownership of said business enterprise said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, tive Order or Act or otherwise, and deem­ which is a national, of a designated and deeming it necessary in -the national ing it necessary in the national interest, enemy country (Japan), and determin­ interest, hereby vests such property in hereby vests such property in the Alien ing that to the extent that any or all of the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, Propert Custodian, to be held, used, ad­ such nationals are persons not within a used, administered, liquidated, sold or ministered, liquidated, sold or otherwise designated enemy country the national otherwise dealt with in the interest of dealt with in the interest of and for the interest of the United States requires and for the benefit of the United States. benefit of the United States. that such persons be treated as nationals Such property and any or all of the . Such property and any or all of the of such designated enemy country, and proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ having made all determinations and cial account pending further determina­ cial account pending further determina­ taken all action, after appropriate con­ tion of the Alien Property Custodian. tion of the Alien Property Custodian. sultation and certification, required by This shall not be deemed to limit the This shall not be deemed to limit the said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, powers of the Alien Property Custodian powers of the Alien Property Custodian and deeming it necessary in the national to return such property or the proceeds to return such property or the proceeds interest, hereby vests such property in thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ thereof, or to indicate that compensation the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and used, administered, liquidated, sold or and when it should be determined that when it should be determined that such otherwise dealt with in the interest of such return should be made or such com­ return should be made or such compen­ and for the benefit of the United States. pensation should be paid. sation should be paid. Such property and any or all of the Any person, except a national of a des­ Any person, except a national of a proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ ignated enemy country, asserting any designated enemy country, asserting any cial account pending further determina­ claim arising as a result of this order claim arising as a result of this order may tion of the Alien Property Custodian. may file with the Alien Property Custo­ file with the Alien Property Custodian a This shall not be deemed to limit the dian a notice of his claim, together with notice of his claim, together with a re­ powers of the Alien Property Custodian a request for a hearing thereon, on Form quest for a hearing thereon, on Form to return such property or the proceeds APC-1, within one year from the date APC-1, within one year from the date thereof, or to indicate that compensation hereof, or within such further time as hereof, or within such further time as will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and may be allowed by the Alien Property may-be allowed by the Alien Property when it should be determined that such Custodian. Nothing herein contained Custodian. Nothing herein contained return should be made or such compen­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ sation should be paid. sion of the existence, validity or right to sion of the existence, validity or right to Any person, ¿except a national of 'a allowance of any such claim. allowance of any such claim. designated enemy country, asserting any The - terms “national”, “designated The terms “national”, “designated claim arising as a result of this order may enemy country” and “business enterprise enemy country” and “business enterprise file with the Alien Property Custodian a within the United States” as used herein within the United States” as used herein notice of his claim, together with a re­ shall have the meanings prescribed in shall have the meanings prescribed in quest for a hearing thereon, on Form section 10 of said Executive Order. section 10 of said Executive Order. APC-1, within one year from the date hereof, or within such further time as Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ may be allowed by the Alien Property tember 28, 1942. tember 28, 1942. Custodian. Nothing herein contained [seal] Leo T. Crowley, [seal] Leo T. Crowley, shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. sion of the existence, validity or fight to allowance of any such claim. [F. R. Doc. 42-10769; Filed, October 23, 1942; [F. R. Doc. 42-10770; Filed, October 23, 1942; 4:25 p. m.] The terms “national”, “designated en­ 4:24 p. m.] emy country” and “business enterprise within the United States” as used herein [Vesting Order 198] shall have the meanings prescribed in [Vesting Order 192] section 10 of said Executive Order. All of the Capital Stock of I nterest of P artner in F ujita & Co. Z. H orikoshi and Co., I nc. Executed at Washington, D. C. on Sep­ tember 30,1942. Under the authority of the Trading Under the authority of the Trading with the enemy Act, as amended, and with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 Alien Property Custodian. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [F. R. Doc. 42-10771; Filed, October 23, 1942; after investigation, finding that the prop­ after investigation, finding that the 4:25 p. m.] erty described as follows: property described as follows: All right, title and interest of Ukichi All of the capital stock of Z. Horikoshi and Fujita, who left the United States in August Company, Inc., a New York corporation, [Vesting Order 202] 1941 on a trip en route to Peking, China, and which is a business enterprise within the .has not returned, as a copartner, in and to United States, consisting of 2,000 shares of All of the Capital Stock of Steel 'fiijita & Co.,, a California partnership, San $100 par value stock’, the names and last Union-S heet P iling, I nc. Francisco, California, which is a business known addresses of the registered owners of enterprise within the United States, which which, the number of shares owned by them, Under the authority of the Trading right, title and interest constitute two- and the numbers of the certificates repre­ with the enemy Act, as amended, and thirds of such partnership, senting which shares, are, respectively, as Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, follows: and pursuant to law, the undersigned, is property of, and represents control of Cer- said business enterprise which is, ^ na­ N umber tifl- after investigation, finding that the tional of a designated enemy country Names and last known of cate property described as follows: (Japan), and determining that to the addresses: Shares No. All of the capital stock of Steel Union- extent that either or both of such na­ Anealia T. Uyeno, Portchester, 500 1 Sheet Piling, Inc., a New York corporation, tionals are persons not within a design New York, holding for the 200 3 New York, New York, which is a business nated enemy country the national inter­ benefit of Hajimu Hori- 100 5 enterprise within the United States, consist­ koshi, who resides in Japan. 200 7 ing of 250 shares of $100 par value common est of the United States requires that . Yuri Yajima, Port Washing- 500 2 capital stock, which shares are registered in such persons be treated as nationals of ton, New York, holding for 200 4 the name of Aktiebolaget * Pars whose last such designated enemy country, and hav­ the benefit of Hajimu Hori- 100 6 known address was represented to the under­ ing made all determinations and taken koshi, who resides in Japan. 200 8 signed as being Stockholm, Sweden, and a held by said registered owner for the bene of Vereinigte Stahlwerke, Duesseldorf, Ger- * 7 F.R. 5205. TotaL.______- 2,000 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8669 many, or its subsidiary Stahlunion-Export, is property in which nationals of a for­ mined that such return should be made Duesseldorf, Germany, eign country or countries have interests, or such compensation should be paid. is property of, and represents ownership and having made all determinations and Any person, except a national of a of said business enterprise which is, a na­ taken all action, after appropriate con­ designated enemy country, asserting tional of a designated enemy country sultation and certification, required by any claim arising as a result of this or­ (Germany), and determining that to the,, said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, der may file with the Alien Property extent that any or all of such nationals Custodian a notice of his claim, together and deeming it necessary in the na­ with a request for a hearing thereon, on are persons not within a designated tional interest, hereby vests such prop­ enemy country such persons are con­ Form APC-1 within one year from the trolled by or acting for or on behalf of or erty in the Alien Property Custodian, to date" hereof, or within such further time as cloaks for a designated enemy country be held, used, administered, liquidated, as may be allowed by the Alien Property (Germany) or a person within such sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Custodian. Nothing herein contained country, and the national interest of the est of and for the benefit of the United shall be deemed to constitute an ad­ United States requires that such persons States. mission of the existence, validity or right be treated as nationals of the aforesaid Such property and any or all of the to allowance of any such claim. designated enemy country, and having proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ The terms “national” and “desig­ made all determinations and taken all cial account pending further deter­ nated enemy country” as 'used herein action, after appropriate consultation mination of the Alien Property Cus­ shall have the meanings prescribed in and certification, required by said Exec­ todian. This shall not be deemed to section 10 of said Executive Order. utive Order or Act or otherwise, and limit the powers of the Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the Executed at Washington, D. C., on Oc­ deeming it necessary in the national in­ tober 2, 1942/ terest, hereby vests such property in the proceeds thereof, or to indicate that Alien Property Custodian, to be held, compensation will not be paid in lieu [seal] Leo T. Crowley, used, administered, liquidated, sold or thereof, if and when it should be deter- Alien Property Custodian. otherwise dealt with in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States. Ex h ibit A Such property and any or all of the Patent applications in the United States Patent Office which are identified as proceeds thereof shall be held in a special follows: account pending further determination of the Alien Property Custodian. This Serial Filing shall not be deemed to limit the powers No. date Inventor Title of the Alien Property Custodian to return such property or the proceeds thereof, 219,926 7/18/38 G. Von Manteuffel...... Jet-pipe relay. or to indicate that compensation will not 246,177 12/16/38 A. Wolfl...... Helmet. 250, 746 1/13/39 S. Klinghoffer...... Method for retaining the radio-activity of all liquids in­ be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it tended for. injections. should be determined that such return 264,052 3/25/39 R. Poracchia...... Purification devices for a liquid. should be made or such compensation 266,680 4/7/39 • R. Waldmann...... Process for producing enzymes by the cultivation of micro­ organisms on nitrogen and carbohydrate-containing should be paid. mashes. Any person, except a national of a des­ 268,117 4/15/39 W. Engel...... Articles molded from synthetic resin. 278,677 6/12/39 G. Bakos______Film cameras. ignated enemy country, asserting any 279,181 6/14/39 P. Martinotti______Rotating assemblies. claim arising as a result of this order may 287,593 7/31/39 H. Davidsohn...... Gloves. file with the Alien Property Custodian a 289,057 8/8/39 K. Maier...... Nonravelling knitted fabrics. 290,908 8/18/39 E. Bugatti...... Construction of hollow bodies such as aircraft elements. notice of his claim, together with a re­ 299,879 10/17/39 P. Martinotti...... Aircraft propellers. quest for a hearing thereon, on Form 301,295 10/25/39 M. Rendelstein...... Processes for increasing the effective output of propellers, of aeromotors, etc. APC-1, within one year from the date 307,324 12/2/39 A. Polgar, et al...... Manufacture of photographic bleaching layers. hereof, or within such further time as 310,629 12/22/39 A. Salomon...... Amino aryl sulfonamides. 318,328 2/10/40 E. Eichwald______Process for manufacturing viscous products suitable for may be allowed by the Alien Property lubrication. Custodian. Nothing herein contained 323,450 3/11/40 L. DeKramolin...... Radio apparatus. shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ 324, 711 3/18/40 P. Giavotto...... Drop-counting bottle. 326, 780 3/28/40 W. Oelsner...... Reinforced-concrete structures serving to limit vibratory sion of the existence, validity or right to oscillations or to prevent the same. allowance of any such claim. 327, 736 4/3/40 E. Waldschmidt, et al...... Process for improving the baking, etc. 336, 290 5/20/40 E. Zippér...... Brakes. The terms “national”, “designated en­ 339, 371 6/7/40 O. Manfred...... Method for the manufacture of pencil-leads. emy country” and “business enterprise 340, 226 6/12/40 G. Natta...... Process for the manufacture of styrene. 343, 758 7/3/40 H. Vòn Baeyer...... Transmission line circuit. within the United States” as used herein 352,155 8/10/40 H. Bergmann...... Electromagnetic rotating field systems. shall hâve the meanings prescribed in 364,400 11/5/40 -P. Ricchiardi, et a l...... Long-fiber light-weight timber. section 10 of said Executive Order. 366, 549 11/22/40 G. Schorsch______Process for obtaining transparent molded bodies. 368,856 12/6/40 J. Bruck, et al...... Method of producing acrylic nitrile. 373, 270 1/6/41 H. Hesse...... Methods and apparatus for keeping a constant tempera­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on ture. October 2, 1942. 375,896 1/25/41 J. Aron, et al...... Power wrench. 381, 240 3/1/41 H. A ppel...... Low-pressure steam heating plant particularly adapted [seal] Leo T. Crowley, for railway vehicles. Alien Property Custodian. 384, 215 3/19/41 A. De Hertelendy...... Aerial mine. 388,188 4/11/41 W. Hecht...... *...... Device for injectively treating plants. [P. R. Doc. 42-10772; Filed, October 23, 1942; 401,371 1/7/41 V. Bubenik______Hot electrodes for electric discharge tubes. 403,392 7/21/41 A. Rott...... Photo-meehanical printing process and printing material 4:25 p. m.] for carrying out the same. 407,663 8/20/41 P. Chelazzi...... j ...... Buildings. 416,911 10/28/41 E. Jacobi...... Apparatus for recording of rapidly varying processes. 417,671 11/31/41 H. Wolff...... Sound absorbing structure. 421, 287 12/2/41 H. Cohn...... ;...... Electron discharge devices. [Vesting Order 205] 436, 532 3/27/42 F. O ttenstein...... Bottle closure of the crown-cork type and sealing disc for the same. Patent Applications of Enemy N ationals 453, 491 7/30/42 H. Stegelitz, et al...... Circuit breaker fluid pressure. Operated system. Under the authority of the Trading with the enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 42-10773; Filed. October 23, 1942; 4:25 p. m.] Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding that the [ Vesting Order 233] after investigation, finding that the prop­ property described as follows: erty described as follows: Patent applications listed and described P atents of Enem y Nationals in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a Under the authority of the Trading All right, title, interest, including all ac­ part hereof, crued royalties and all damages and profits with the Enemy Act, as amended, and recoverable at law or in equity from any Executive Order No. 9095, as amended,1 person, firm, corporation or government for *7 F.R. 5205. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, past infringement thereof, in and to the 8670 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 patents, the numbers of which are listed In tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. Exhibit A, attached hereto and made a part and when it should be determined that hereof, and the titles to which stand of record such return should be made or such com­ [Order 1 Under MPR 136, as Amended] in the United States Patent Office in the names of the persons appearing opposite the pensation should be paid. CHAMPION RIVET CO. respective numbers listed therein, Any person, except a national of a de­ signed enemy country, asserting any Adjustment of maximum prices under is property in which nationals of a foreign claim arising as a result of this order § 1390.25 (b) of Maximum Price Regula­ country or countries have interests, and may file with the Alien Property Custo­ tion No. 136, as amended—Machines and having made, all determinations ’ and dian a notice of his claim, together with Parts and Machinery Services—Order taken all action, after appropriate con­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form No. 1. sultation and certification, required by APC-1, within one year from the date For the reasons set forth iw an opinion said Executive Order or Act or otherwise, hereof, or within such further time as issued simultaneously herewith and filed and deeming it necessary in the national may be allowed by the Alien Property with the Division of the Federal Register, interest, hereby vests such property in Custodian. Nothing herein contained and pursuant to and under the authority the Alien Property Custodian, to be held, shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ vested in the Price Administrator by the used, administered, liquidated, sold or sion of the existence, validity or right to Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as otherwise dealt with in the- interest of allowance of any such claim. amended, and Executive Order No. 9250 and for the benefit of the United States. The terms “national” and “designated and § 1390.25 (b) of Maximum Price Such property and any or all of the enemy country” as used herein shall have Regulation No. 136, as amended, It is proceeds thereof shall be held in a special the meanings prescribed in section 10 hereby ordered, That: account pending further determination of said Executive Order. (a) Adjustment of maximum prices on of the Alien Property Custodian. This sales of welding electrodes by the shall not be deemed to limit the powers Executed at Washington, D. C. on Oc­ Champion Rivet Co., Cleveland, Ohio of the Alien Property Custodian to re­ tober 14, 1942. under % 1390.25 (b). (1) Champion turn such property or the proceeds [seal] Leo T. Crowley, Rivet Co., Cleveland, Ohio is hereby au­ thereof, or to indicate that compensa- Alien Property Custodian. thorized to sell and offer, agree, solicit and attempt to sell, any of the welding E xhibit A electrodes manufactured by it, for which Patents which are identified as follows and the titles to which stand of record in it had published or confidential list prices the United States Patent Office in the names of the persons indicated, respectively: in effect on October 1,1941, at the maxi­ mum prices provided by §§ 1390.5 and Patent No. Date Record owner Inventor Title 1390.6, except that, in the sale and ship­ ment of such electrodes to purchasers in 1, 681,764 4/20/26 Carl Zeiss______R. Mechau______Electric current interrupter. the states of California, Washington and 1,610,593 12/14/26 Deutsche Rohrenwerke A. G_. M. Roeckner____ Manufacture of seamless pipes. Oregon, the Company may add to such 1,649,907- 11/22/27 W. C. Heraus G. m. b. H___ R. Mayer____.... Combination of glass and metal bodies. 1,683, 709 9/11/28 Vereinigte Eisenbahn Signal­ K. Wenzel______Safety contrivance on permanent rail­ maximum prices the amount by which werke Q. m. b. H. way tracks. the actual cost of freight for each 100 1,690,935 11/7/28 Metallgesellschaft A. G_____ O. Hubmann____ Process and apparatus for distillation of lbs. of electrodes in each such sale and combustible materials. 1,707,460 4/2/29 Degea Aktiengesellschaft- F. Sommer...... Process of separating cerium. shipment exceeds $1.00: Provided, That Auergesellschaft. such additional amount for the cost of 1,717,752 6/18/29 Deutsche Reichbabn Gesell­ W. Baseler______Train controlling means by light rays. schaft and Carl Zeiss. freight may be collected by the Company 1, 773,793 8/26/30 Deutsche Edelstahlwerke A. C. Sattler______Permanent magnet. only if such amount is stated and in­ G. 1, 782,368 11/18/30 Anton Lang______A. Lang______... Winch drums. voiced separately from the purchase 1, 786,623 12/30/30 Deutsche Gesellschaft für H. Lehrecke____ Warning means for poison gases. price of the electrodes manufactured and Schädlings Bekompfung m. b. H. sold by it. 1, 786,930 12/30/30 Robert Bosch G. m. b. H ___ G. Zeininger...__ Acoustic signaling apparatus. (2) This Order No. 1 may be revoked 1,794,287 2/24/31 Gesellschaft für Oberbaufor­ W. Germann...... Double-slip point for rails. or amended by the Price Administrator schung. 1,799,978 4/7/31 Maschinenfabrik Augsburg- H. Fischer...... Multicolor printing machines. at any time. Nurnberg A. G. (3) This Order No. 1 under § 1390.25 1,812,190 6/30/31 Siemens Schuckertwerke A. G. W. Baseler______Railway track brake. 1.846.830 2/23/32 Siemens Schuckertwerke A. G. W. Baseler....__ Car retarding apparatus. (b) of Maximum Price Regulation No. 1.846.831 2/23/32 Siemens Schuckertwerke A. G. W. Baseler et al... Car retarding apparatus. 138 shall become effective October 24, 1,865,928 6/24/30 C. Mayer______.... C. M ayer..^____ Process and apparatus for producing paper sleeves and coils with reinforce­ 1942. ments wound around. 1,903, 598 4/11/33 Walter Dux______J. Scheiber___ ... Shellac substitutes. Issued this 23d fiay of October 1942. 1,903,676 4/11/33 Demay A. G______H, Heetkamp___ Rolling mills for widening out tubes. Leon Henderson, 1,931,249 10/17/33 Emil Burkhardt...... E. Burkhardt___ Pile. 1,939,161 12/12/33 Hartmann & Braun A. G___ A. Bestelmeyer... Apparatus for optioal transfer of meas­ Administrator. urements. 2,002, 521 5/28/35 Dortmund-Hoerder, Huetten- A. Borberg______Box piling. [F. R. Doc. 42-10738; Filed, October 23, 1042; verein A. G. 12:10 p. m.] 2,023,727 12/10/35 Deutsche Rohrenwerke A. G. H. Esser...... Manufacture of seamless tubes. 2, 023,827 12/10/35 Vereinigte Stahlwerke A. G ... C. Wallmann etal Process for the production of iron sleepers. 2, 036,281 4/7/36 Deutsche Edelstahlwerke W. Koster...____ Process for the treatment of ferromag­ A. G. netic alloys. 2,047,849 7/14/36 Deutsche Rohrenwerke A. G. W. Beikmann___ Method of flaring tubes. I Order 9 Under MPR 161] 2, 048,222 7/21/36 Deutsche Edelstahlwerke A. Rehmann____ Articles for magnetical purposes and A. G. process of producing the same. Sun Timber Co., et al. 2, 056,588 10/6/36 Vereinigte Stahlwerke A. G._. H. Schulz et al__ Process for reducing the corrodibility -of steel or cast iron. OVERTIME ADDITIONS 2, 056, 589 10/6/36 Vereinigte Stahlwerke A. G__. HrSchulz et al.... Process for reducing the corrodibility of steel or cast iron. Order 9 under § 1351.160 (e) of Maxi­ 2,056,590 10/6/36 Vereinigte Stahlwerke A. G .„. H. Schulz et a l.... Process for reducing the corrodibility of steel or cast iron. mum Price Regulation 161—West Coast 2,114,924 • 4/19/38 Maschinenfabrik Augsburg- W. Kahllenberger Combustion power machine with Logs. Nurnberg A. G. stream atomization.' Pursuant to the provisions of § 1381.160 2, 115,200 4/26/38 Arnold Tross and Vereinigte H. Von Forster... Stay bolts of clad metal and method of Deutsche Metall werke A. G manufacturing same. (e) of Maximum Price Regulation 161- 2, 144,781 1/24/39 G. S eitz...______G. Seitz______Filter pad and purifying liquids. West Coast Logs, the following persons 2, 215,442 9/17/40 Vereinigte Deutsche Metall­ E. Vaders.._____ Aluminum alloys as bearing metals. werke A. G. have filed with the Office of Price Ad­ 2,215,443 9/17/40 Vereinigte Deutsche Metall­ E. Vaders.______Aluminum alloys. ministration, Washington, D. C., a certi­ werke'A. G. fied statement that said persons regu­ 2,215,444 9/17/40 Vereinigte Deutsche Metall­ E. Vaders______Aluminum alloys. werke A. G. larly maintain the following hours per 2, 249,083 7/15/41 R. Kern___ •______R. Kern______Process for stapling continuous arti­ week in all of their logging operations. ficial fiber. Therefore, under the authority vested in the Price Administrator by the Emer­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10774; Filed, October 23, 1942; 4:26 p. m.] gency Price Control Act of 1942, and in FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8671 accordance with § 1381.160 (e) of Maxi­ (Order 10 Under MPR 161] prices of all logs produced by it $2.00 per mum Price Regulation 161, It is hereby 1,000 ft., log scale: Blue Mountain Logging Co., I nc., et al. ordered: Petty Bros. & Blunk Company, Concrete, (a) The following persons being on a overtime additions Washington. 48-hour week may add to the maximum prices of all logs produced by them $1.00 Ord# 10 under § 1381.160 (e) of Maxi­ ■(e) The additions to maximum prices per 1,000 ft., log scale: mum Price Regulation 161—West Coast specified in paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and Logs. (d) hereof may be made subject to the Sun Timber Co., Portland, Oregon. condition that the persons named com­ J. Pursuant to the provisions of § 1381.160 L. McCulley, Portland, Oregon. ply with all provisions of § 1381.160 (e) Caffall Brothers, Portland, Oregon. (e) of Maximum Price Regulation 161— of Maximum Price Regulation 161. Colton Log & Lumber Company, Portland, West Coast Logs, the following persons Oregon. (f) This Order No. 10 may be revoked Sauk River Lumber Company, Everett, have filed with the Office of Price Ad­ or amended by the Price Administrator Washington. ministration, Washington, D. C., a certi­ at any time by similar publication in the Archibald Bros. Logging Company, Marble- fied statement that said persons regu­ F ederal R egister for change of status of mount, Washington. larly maintain the following hours per any of the persons named herein as an C. E. Powell, Milwaukie, Oregon. week in all of their logging operations. overtime company. Canyon Logging Company, Everett, Wash­ Therefore, under the authority vested in (g) This Order No. 10 shall become ef­ ington. the Price Administrator by the Emer­ Wirkkala Bros. Logging Co., Naselle, W ash­ fective October 24, 1942. ington. gency Price Control Act of 1942, and in Oscarson & Wickstrom, Taft, Oregon. accordance with § 1381.160 (e) of Maxi­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Gerber-Bunker Timber Co., Grand Ronde, mum Price Regulation 161, It is hereby 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Oregoh. ordered: Issued this 23d day of October 1942. Gerber-Bunker Timber Co., Raymond, (a) The following persons being on a Washington. 48-hour week may add to the maximum Leon H enderson, . Roy J. Kimbel, Shelton, Washington. prices of all logs produced by them $1.00 Administrator. G. R. Var^ Vleet, Cannon Beach, Oregon. P. E. Foss & Sons, Concrete, Washington. per 1,000 ft., log scale: [F. R. Doc. 42-10736; Filed, October 23, 1942; M. V. Hissong, Concrete, Washington. Blue Mountain Logging Company, Inc., 12:07 p. m.] Jack Rannila, Sedro Woolley, Washington. Acme, Washington. Nelson-Deierlein, Sedro Woolley, Washing- Clipper Loggers, Clipper, Washington. • ton. : 1 .. -V . . * - Pope & Talbot, Inc., Portland, Oregon. | Order 6 Under MPR 169] Robertson Bros. Logging Co,, Concrete, Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills, Raymond, Washington. Washington. T he Meyer K ornblum P acking Company Lake Shannon Shingle Cojnpany, Con­ A. F. Coats Lumber Company, Tillamook, crete, Washington. Oregon. ORDER DISMISSING PETITION FOR ADJUSTMENT Emmert Bros. Logging Company, Sweet (b) The status of the following persons Home, Oregon. Order No. 6 under Maximum Price Reg­ as overtime companies having been Johnson Bros. Logging Co., Naselle, Wash­ ulation No. 169—Beef and Veal Carcasses changed, the additions to maximum ington. and Wholesale Cuts—Docket No. 3169-2. prices of all logs produced by them shall Elmer Watters Logging Co., Lebanon, On July 6,1942, Meyer Kornblum Pack­ be as follows: Oregon. ing Company, 300 Central Avenue, Kansas (1) C. & H. Logging Company, Elsie, Eastern and Western Lumber Company, City, Kansas, filed a petition for adjust­ Oregon, having changed from a 54-hour Grays River, Washington. ment of maximum prices pursuant to week to a 48-hour week, may add to the Eastern and Western Lumber Company, § 1364.60 established under Maximum maximum price of all logs produced by it Alsea, Oregon. Price Regulation No.'169, Beef and Veal $1.00 per $1,000 ft., log scale. Carson Lumber Company, Carson, Wash­ Carcasses and Wholesale Cuts. Due con­ ington. sideration has been given to the petition (2) C. & H. Logging Company, Mehama, Lloyd Logging Co., Longview, Washington. Oregon, having changed from a 54-hour O. P. Lewellen, Woodland, Washington. for adjustment and an opinion in sup­ week to a 48-hour week, may add to the . Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, Longview, port of this Order No. 6 has been issued maximum price of all logs produced by it Branch, Longview, Wash. simultaneously herewith and has been $1.00 per 1,000 ft., log scale. White River Lumber Company, Enumclaw, filed with the Division of the Federal (3) North Bend Timber Company, Washington. Register. North Bend, Washington, having C. D. Johnson Lumber Corporation, To­ For the reasons set forth in the Opin­ changed from a 48-hour week to a 54- ledo, Oregon. ion, under the authority vested in the hour week, may add to the maximum Mt. Jefferson Lumber Co., Lyons, Oregon. Price Administrator by the Emergency price of all logs produced by it $1.50 per M & G Logging Co., Springfield, Oregon. Price Control Act of 1942 and in accord­ 1,000 ft., log scale. (b) The following persons, having ance with Procedural Regulation No. 1, (c) The additions to maximum prices changed their status as overtime com­ issued by the Office of Price Administra­ specified in paragraphs (a) and (b) panies from 54-hour per week operations tion, It is ordered, That this petition for hereof may be made subject to the condi­ to 48-hour per week operations, may add adjustment be, and it hereby is, denied in tion that the persons named comply with to the maximum price of all logs produced whole. all provisions of § 1381.160 (e) of Maxi­ by them $1.00 per 1,000 ft. log scale in­ (Pub. Laws 421, 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, mum Price Regulation 161. stead of $1.50 per 1,000 ft. log scale as 7 F.R. 7871) (d) This Order No. 9 may be revoked heretofore authorized by prior order of or amended by the Price Administrator the Office of Price Administration: Issued and effective this 23d day of October 1942. at any time by similar publication in Lane-Linn Logging Co., Inc., Eugene, Ore­ the Federal R egister for change of status gon. Leon H enderson, of any of the persons named herein as Carl Campen, Seatoeck, Washington. Administrator. an overtime company. C. E. HarriS; Shelton, Washington. [F. R. Doc. 42-10735; Filed, October 23, 1942; (e) This Order No. 9 shall become effec­ Kay Logging Company, Seattle, Washing­ 12:07 p. m.] tive October 24, 1942. ton. (c) The following person being on a (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. [Order 7 Under MPR 169] 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 54-hour week may add to the maximum prices of all logs produced by it $1.50 per Bogart P acking Company—Armour and Issued this 23d day of October 1942. 1,000 ft., log scale: Company of D elaware Leon Henderson, E. T. Cone Logging Co., McMinnville, Ore­ ORDER DENYING APPLICATIONS FOR Administrator. gon. ADJUSTMENT [F. R. Doc. 42-10737; Filed, October 23, 1942; (d) The following person being on a Order No. 7 under Maximum Price 12:09 p. m.] 60-hour week may add to the maximum Regulation No. 169—Beef and Veal Car- 8672 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 casses and Wholesale Cuts—Dockets Nos. (a) Adjustment of maximum prices for [Amendment 1 to Administrative Order 28 U 3169-138, and 3169-139. marble spalls sold by Appalachian R ationing of F arm M achinery and On or before September 21, 1942, Marble Company under § 1499.161 (a). Equipment Armour and Company of Delaware, (1) Appalachian Marble Company, of tJnion Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois and Knoxville, Tennessee, may sell %pd de­ AUTHORIZATION OF SECRETARY OF Bogart Packing Company, 810-816 First liver, and any person may buy and re­ AGRICULTURE Avenue, New York City, New York filed ceive from Appalachian Marble Company Paragraph (a) of Administrative Order separate applications for adjustment of the following commodities at prices not No. 28 is hereby amended to read as maximum prices established under Max­ higher than those set forth below: follows: imum Price Regulation Nor 169, Beef and The maximum price for marble spalls (a) The Secretary of Agriculture is Veal Carcasses and Wholesale Cuts, in shall not exceed $2.36 per ton of lime hereby authorized and directed to exer­ accordance with the provisions therefor produced therefrom. cise the functions, duties, powers, au­ contained in Procedural Regulation No. (2) The adjustment granted to Appa­ thority and discretion, including but not 6. The Price Administrator deems it ap­ lachian Marble Company in paragraph limited to the power of subpoena, and propriate that these applications for ad­ (a) is subject to the following conditions: the power to issue suspension orders, justment be disposed of together. (i) The Appalachian Marble Company conferred upon the Office of Price Ad­ Due consideration has been given to shall make a report to the Office of Price ministration and the Administrator for each of the applications for adjustment Administration, Washington, D. C., at the purpose of securing the efficient ra­ and an opinion in support of this Order least ten days prior to resuming substan­ tioning of farm machinery and equip­ No. 7 has been issued simultaneously tial production of dimension marble ment within the limits of the continental herewith and has been filed with the stone. United States and of Puerto Rico. Division of the Federal Register. (ii) Paragraph (a) of this Order No. Amendment No. 1 to Administrative For the reasons set forth in the opinion, 14 may be revoked or amended by the Order No. 28 shall be effective as of under the authority vested in the Price Price Administrator at any. time. September 15, 1942. (b) Denial of protest except insofar as Administrator by the Emergency Price Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Control Act of 1942 and in accordance relief is granted by this Order No. 14. with Procedural Regulation No. 6, issued (1) The Protest filed by the Ap­ Leon H enderson, by the Office of Price Administration: palachian Marble Company against the Administrator. provisions of the General Maximum Price It is ordered, That: [F. R. Doc. 42-10794; Filed, October 24, 1942; (a) The foregoing applications for ad­ Regulation and assigned Docket No. GF1- 12:27 p. m.] justment and each of them be, and they 227-P is hereby denied except insofar as hereby are, denied in whole. relief is granted in paragraph (a) of (b) Each applicant who has received this Order No. 14. [Order 65 Under MPR 120] payment for any beef and veal carcasses (c) This Order No. 14 under § 1499.161 or wholesale cuts at the price requested (a) of Maximum Price Regulation No. M asteller Coal Company in its application shall refund to the pur­ 188 shall become effective October 26, ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENT chaser the difference between such re­ 1942. Order No. 65 Under Maximum Price quested price and the maximum price (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. Regulation No. 120—Bituminous Coal established for the sale Of such beef 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Delivered from Mine or Preparation and veal carcasses and wholesale cuts Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Plant—Docket No. 3120-58. by Maximum Price Regulation No. 169. For the reasons set forth in the Opin­ (c) This Order No. 7 shall become ef­ Leon H enderson, ion issued simultaneously herewith and fective October 24, 1942. Administrator. pursuant to authority vested in the Ad­ (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong., E.O. [F. R. Doc. 42-10788; Filed, October 24, 1942; ministrator by the Emergency Price 9250, 7 F it. 7871) 12:23 p. m.] Control Act of 1942 and § 1340.207 (cj of Maximum Price Regulation No. 120: It Issued this 23d day of October 1942. is hereby ordered: Leon H enderson, [Amendment 1 to Administrative Order 18, (a) The Masteller Coal Company, Key- Administrator. , as Amended*] ser, West Virginia, may sell and deliver, and any person may buy and receive, the [F. R. Doc. 42-10760; Filed, October 23, 1942; D irector for P uerto R ico 3:19 p. m.] bituminous coal described in paragraph DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO ACT FOR THE (b) at prices not to exceed the price administrator stated therein; Administrative Order No. 18 is hereby (b) Coal in Size Group 3 produced at [Order 14 Under MPR 188] amended so as to add thereto paragraph the New Creek Mine, Mine Index No. (c) as follows: ^ 343, District No. 1, of the Masteller Coal Appalachian M arble Company, (c) The authority' delegated hereby Company, may be sold for shipment by P rotestant shall not include the power or authority rail at prices not to exceed $2.85 per net ton, f. o. b. the mine; ORDER GRANTING PROTEST IN PART AND to ration farm machinery and equip­ (c) This Order No. 65 may be revoked DENYING PROTEST IN PART ment. As used herein the term farm machinery and equipment shall have the or amended by the Administrator at any Order No. 14 Under § 1499.161 (a) of same meaning as is given it in paragraph time; Maximum Price Regulation No. 188— (b) of War Production Board Supple­ (d) All prayers of the petition not Manufacturers’ Maximum Price for mentary Directive No. 1-K.2 granted herein or in Order No. 72 under Specified Building Materials and Con­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 are sumers’ Goods Other Than Apparel- Issued and effective this 24th day of denied; Docket No. GF1-227-P. October 1942. (e) Unless the context otherwise re­ On June 22, 1942, the Appalachian Leon H enderson, f quires, the definitions set forth in Marble Company, Middlebrook Pike, Administrator. § 1340.208 of Maximum Price Regulation Knoxille, Tennessee, filed a Protest [F. R. Doc. 42-10804; Filed, October 24, 1942; No. 120 shall apply to the terms used against the provisions of the General 12:28 p. m.] herein; Maximum Price Regulation. For the reasons set forth in an Opinion issued * 7 F.R. 6911. 17 F.R. 7326. simultaneously herewith, It is ordered: £ * 7 F.R. 7280. ‘ Issued May 29, 1942, 7 F.R. 4125. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8673

(f) This Order No. 65 shall become and redocketed as a petition, Docket No. [Order 2 Under MPR 216] effective October 26, 1942. 3122-177; E. R. Davis Company, 1533 Atlantic Coast Line R ailroad Company (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; Broad Street, filed on August 12, 1942 a protest assigned Docket No. 1122^- ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENT E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 133-P, which was dismissed and re­ Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Order 2 Under Maximum Price Regu­ docketed on August 16 as a petition, lation 216—Railroad Ties. Leon H enderson, Docket No. 3122-181; Dixie Coal and Administrator. Wood Company, Inc., 1370 Greene Street, For the reasons set forth in an opinion filed on August 25, 1942 a protest issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10791; Filed, October 24, 1942; assigned Docket No. 1122-174-P, which suant to the authority vested in the Price 12:20 p. m.] was dismissed and redocketed on Sep­ Administrator by the Emergency Price tember 14 as a petition, Docket No. 3122- Control Act of 1942 and section 1426.8 237; and Tanenbaum Coal and Wood (c) of Maximum Price Regulation 216, [Order 32 Under MPR 122] Company, 626 Twelfth Street, filed on It is hereby ordered: September 10, 1942 a protest assigned (a) The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Augusta I ce and Coal Company, et al. Docket No. 1122-177-P, which was dis­ Company may buy and receive and any ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENTS missed and redocketed on September 22, person may sell and deliver to the At­ as a petition, Docket No. 3122-252. lantic Coast Line Railroad Company the Order No. 32 Under Maximum Price species and sizes of railroad cross ties Regulation No. 122—Solid Fuels De­ After due consideration of all of these set forth below at prices not in excess livered from Facilities Other Than Pro­ protests and petitions, which are being of the following: ducing Facilities—Dealers. treated as applications filed pursuant to The following persons, all of Augusta, § 1340.257a of Maximum Price Regula­ Georgia, filed protests or petitions on the tion No. 122, and for the reasons set forth Maximum prices following dates: Augusta Ice and Coal in an Opinion issued simultaneously Company, 639 Thirteenth Street, filed on herewith and under the authority vested Species Length Size1 June 26, 1942 a protest assigned Docket in the Price Administrator, It is ordered: No. 1122-24-P; John W. Burke Coal (a) Augusta Ice and Coal Company, 5 4 3 Company, 1423 Reynolds, filed on July 639 Thirteenth Street; John W. Burke 20, 1942 a protest assigned Docket No. Coal Company, 1423 Reynolds; Barnes Heart pine...... 9' $1.08 $0.98 $0.88 Coal Company, 210 Georgia Avenue; W. Heart pine— ...... 8'6" 1.03 .93 .83 1122-123-P; Barnes Coal Company, 210 Sap boxed heart pine...... 9' 1.03 .93 .83 Georgia Avenue, filed on June 20, 1942 a C. Ivey Coal Company, 1009 Roberts Sap boxed heart pine___ 8'6" .98 .88 .78 protest assigned Docket No. 1122-125-P; Street; Mills Coal and Transfer, 520 Sap pine...... 9' .98 .88 .78 W. C. Ivey Coal Company, 1009 Roberts Fenwick Street; Sikes Coal and Wood Sap pine...... 8'6" .93 .83 .73 Street, filed on June 29, 1942 a protest Company, 1498 Wrightsboro Road; Dykes assigned Docket No. 1122-127-P; Mills Coal and Wood Company, 515 Fenwick 1 Manufactured in accordance with the spe­ Street; Forward Coal Company, 1461 cifications for cross ties of the American Rail­ Coal and Transfer, 520 Fenwick Street, way Engineering Association. filed on June 20, 1942 a protest assigned Reynolds Street; Augusta Branch of At­ Docket No. 1123-128-P; Sikes Coal and lantic Company, 927 Fenwick Street; The above maximum prices include load­ Wood Company, 1498 Wrightsboro Road, Dennis Coal and Wood Company, 610 Gwinnett Street; Augusta Coal and ing on cars at any delivery point on the filed on June 29, 1942 a protest assigned Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company’s Docket No. 1122-129-P; Dykes Coal and Wood, 1245 D’Antignac Street; City Coal and Wood Company, 1481 Greene Street; right of way; Wood Company, 515 Fenwick Street, (b) All prayers of the application not filed on June 29, 1942 one copy of a Community Coal Company, 1454 Augusta Avenue; E. R. Davis Company, 1533 granted herein are denied; document styled a protest which was (c) This Order No. 2 may be revoked assigned Docket No. 1122-126-P, and on Broad Street; Dixie Coal and Wood Com­ pany, Inc., 1370 Greene Street; and or amended by the Price Administrator July 14, additional copies were filed and at any time; assigned additional Docket No. 1122-141- Tanenbaum Coal and Wood Company, P; Forward Coal. Company, 1461 Reyn­ 626 Twelfth Street—all of Augusta, (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ olds Street, filed on July 21, 1942 a pro­ Georgia—may sell and deliver, and any quires, the definitions s e t forth in test assigned Docket No. 1122-136-P, person may buy and receive, the kinds § 1426.10 of Maximum Price Regulation which was dismissed and redocketed on and sizes of solid fuel set forth in para­ 216 shall apply to the terms used herein; July 27 as a petition, Docket No. 3122- graph (b) below at prices not in excess (e) This Order No. 2 shall become ef­ 150; Augusta Branch of Atlantic Com­ of those set forth therein. fective October 26, 1942. pany, 927 Fenwick Street, filed on July (b) The maximum prices for sales of (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; 2, 1942 a protest assigned Docket No. block and egg sizes of bituminous coal E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 1122-120-P, which was dismissed and shall be the maximum price determined redocketed on July 27 as a petition, as of May 18, 1942 in accordance with Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Docket No. 3122-153; Dennis Coal and § 1340.261 of Maximum Price Regulation Leon H enderson, Wood Company, 610 Gwinnett Street, No. 122, plus a sum not in excess of $1.00’ Administrator. filed on July 9, 1942 a petition assigned per net ton. [F. R. Doc. 42-10797; Filed, October 24, 1942; Docket No. 3122-163; Augusta Coal and (c) Unless the context otherwise re­ 12:26 p. m.] Wood, 1245 D’Antignac Street, filed on quires, the definitions set forth in July 3, 1942 a protest assigned Docket § 1340.258 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 1122-130-P, which was dismissed and 122 shall apply to terms used herein. redocketed on July 27 as a petition, (d) This Order No. 32 may be revoked [Order 8 Under MPR 169] Docket No. 3122-173; City Coal and or amended by the Price Administrator S upreme P acking Co., et al. Wood Company, 1481 Greene Street, at any time. filed on July 2, 1942 a protest docketed (e) This Order No. 32 shall become ORDER DENYING APPLICATIONS FOR as Docket No. 1122-125-P, which was effective October 24, 1942. ADJUSTMENT dismissed and redocketed as Docket No. Order No. 8 Under Maximum Price 3122-175 on July 27 as a petition, and (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong., Pub. Law 729, Regulation No. 169—Beef and Veal Car­ on July 22, 1942 filed a protest docketed 77th Cong., Executive Order No. 9250, 7 casses and Wholesale Cuts. as Docket No. 1122-161-P, which was F.R. 7871) In the matter of Supreme Packing Com­ dismissed and redocketed on July 27 as Issued this 24th day of October 1942. a petition, Docket No. 3122-175, con­ pany, 3169-85;1 The George Kaiser Packing Leon H enderson, Company, 3169-86; Houston Packing Com­ solidated; Community Coal Company, pany, 3169-90; Houston Packing Company, 1454 Augusta Avenue, filed on July 3, Administrator. 3169-91; Houston Packing Company, 3169-92; 1942 a protest assigned Docket No. 1122- [F. R. Doc. 42-10792; Filed, October 24, 1942; 131-P, which was dismissed on July 27 12:21 p. m.] 1 Docket number. No. 211------7 8674 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 Houston Packing Company, 3169-93; Houston (a) The foregoing applications for ad­ (a) During the period in which this Packing Company, 3169-94; Houston Packing justment and each of them be, and they suspension order shall be in effect, re­ Company, 3169-95; Houston Packing Com­ hereby are, denied in whole. spondent, its successors and assigns, pany, 3169-96; Houston Packing Company, 3169-101; Walla Walla Meat and Cold Storage (b) Each Applicant who has received shall not sell, transfer, or deliver any Co., 3169-103; Dugdale Packing Company, payment for any beef and veal carcass gasoline to any consumer. 3169-105; Pfaelzer Brothers, 3169-111; Armour or wholesale cut at the price requested (b) Any terms used in this order that and Company of Delaware, 3169-112; Ne­ in its application shall refund to the pur­ are defined in the Emergency Gasoline braska Beef Company, 3169-113; The Meyer chaser the difference between such re­ Rationing Regulations shall have the Kornblum Packing Company, 3169-115; Ar­ quested price and the maximum price es­ meaning therein given them. mour and Company of Delaware, 3169-116; tablished for the sale of such beef and (c) This suspension order shall be­ Armour and Company of Delaware, 3169-117; veal carcass and wholesale cut by Maxi­ come effective 12:01 A. M. October 26, Armour and Company of Delaware, 3169-118; The E. Kahn’s Sons Company, 3169-119; The mum Price Regulation No. 169. 1942, and unless sooner terminated, shall E. Kahn’s Sons Company, 3169-120; Armour (c) This Order No. 8 shall become ef­ Expire 12:01 A. M. December 25,1942. and Company of Delaware, 3169—121; Armour fective October 24, 1942. (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; Sec. 2 (a) of and Company of Delaware, 3169-122; Hunter Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Packing Company, 3169-123; Hunter Packing Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong, and by Pub. Law Company, 3169-124; Hunter Packing Com­ Leon H enderson, pany, 3169-125; Hunter Packing Company, Administrator. 507, 77th Cong.; E.O. No. 9125 (7 F.R. 3169-126; The Mission Provision Co., Inc., 2719); W.P.B. Directive No. 1 and Sup­ 3169-127; South Omaha Packing Company, [F. R. Doc. 42-10793; Filed, October 24, 1942; plementary Directive No. 1H (7 F.R 562 3169-128; Welland Packing Company, Inc., 12:20 p. m.] 3478, 3477)) 3169-129; Hunter Packing Company, 3169-130; Armour and Company of Delaware, 3169-131; Issued this 24th day of October 1942. Armour and Company of Delaware, 3169-132; P aul M, O ’Leary, Kingan and Company, 3169-133; Kingan and [Suspension Order 144] Deputy Administrator Company, 3169-134; Kingan and Company, in Charge of Rationing. 3169-135; Kingan and Company, *3169-136; Crown G as and Oil Company applicants. [F. R. Doe. 42-10796; Filed, October 24, 1942; ORDER RESTRICTING TRANSACTIONS 12:26 p.m.] On or befofe September 9, 1942. Su­ preme Packing Company, 309 West Ne­ Crown Gas and Oil Company, Dealer braska Street, Elburn, Illinois; The operating Dealer Outlet in Somerville, George Kaiser Packing Company, 81 Massachusetts, herein called respondent, [Suspension Order 145] North First Street, Kansas City, Kan­ is a Massachusetts Corporation, is regu­ larly engaged in the business of trans­ ' J ames F reeman sas; Houston Packing Company, P. O. ferring gasoline directly to consumers and Box 1737, Houston, Texas; Walla Walla is subject to the gasoline rationing regu­ ORDER RESTRICTING TRANSACTIONS Meat and Cold Storage Co., North Fourth lations issued by the Office of Price Ad­ James Freeman, hereinafter called re­ Street, Walla Walla, Washington; Dug­ ministration. There was duly served on spondent, was duly served with a notice dale Packing Company, 11th and Bell respondent a notice of specific charges of specific charges of violations by him Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri; Pfaelzer of violations of the Emergency Gasoline of the Emergency Gasoline Rationing Brothers, 911 West 37th Place, Chicago, Rationing Regulations, and a notice of Regulations and a notice of hearing Illinois; Armour and Company of Dela­ hearing thereon. Pursuant to said notice thereon. Pursuant to said notice a ware, Chicago, Illinois; Nebraska Beef a hearing on said charges was held on hearing on said charges was held on Company, 36th and I Streets, Omaha, August 31, 1942, in Boston, Massa­ August 31,1942 in Boston, Massachusetts. Nebraska; The Meyer Kornblum Packing chusetts. There appeared a representa­ There appeared a representative of the Company, 300 Central Avenue, Kansas tive of the Office of Price Administration Office of Price Administration; respond­ City, Kansas; The E. Kahn’s Sons Com­ and respondent. The evidence pertain­ ent did not appear in person but ap­ pany, 3241 Spring Road Avenue, Cincin­ ing to said charges was presented before peared by counsel. The evidence per­ nati, Ohio; Hunter Packing Company, an authorized presiding officer. Such taining to said charges was presented 1214 North Second Street, East St. Louis, evidence having been considered by the before an authorized presiding officer. Illinois; The Mission Provision Co., Inc., Such evidence having been considered 1545 South San Marcos, San Antonio, Deputy Administrator, it is determined Texas; South Omaha Packing Company, that: , by the Deputy Administrator, it is de­ (1) Respondent has violated the termined that: 1374 South 27th Street, Omaha, Ne­ (a) Respondent has violated the Emer­ braska; Weiland Packing Company, Inc., Emergency Gasoline Rationing Regula­ tions in that on July 2, on July 3, 1942, gency Gasoline Rationing Regulations in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, and Kingan that on numerous occasions between May and Company, Indianapolis, Indiana and on numerous other occasions be­ tween May 15 and July 21,1942, it trans­ 15, and July 21, 1942, respondent as an filed separate applications for adjust­ ferred to consumers at Somerville, Massa­ employee of Crown Gas and Oil Company ment of maximum prices established chusetts, various quantities of gasoline in Somerville, Massachusetts, trans­ under Maximum Price Regulation No._ without the exhibition of any gasoline ferred gasoline to divers consumers, said 169, Beef and Veal Carcasses and Whole-' rationing card Class X or without the transfers being made into the fuel tanks sale Cuts, in accordance with the pro­ cancellation of any unit of any gasoline of motor vehicles clearly identifiable as visions therefor contained in Procedural rationing card Class A or B, the gasoline private passenger vehicles and said Regulation No. 6. The Price Adminis­ so transferred being delivered into the transfers being made without the exhi­ trator deems it appropriate that the sev­ fuel tanks of motor vehicles clearly iden­ bition of any gasoline rationing card eral applications for adjustment be dis­ Class X or without the cancellation of posed of together. tifiable as private passenger vehicles. Because of the great scarcity and crit­ any unit of any gasoline rationing card Due consideration has been given to ical importance of gasoline in the Massa­ Class A or B. each of the applications for adjustment chusetts area, violations of the Emer­ Because of the great scarcity and criti­ and an opinion in support of this Order gency Gasoline Rationing Regulations cal importance of gasoline in the M a s s a ­ No. 8 has been issued simultaneously necessarily resulted fn the diversion of chusetts area respondent’s violations of herewith and has been filed with the gasoline from military and essential the Emergency Gasoline Rationing Regu­ Division of the Federal Register. civilian uses into non-essential uses in lations necessarily resulted in the diver­ For the reasons set forth in the Opin­ a manner contrary to the public interest sion of gasoline from military and essen­ ion, under the authority vested in the and detrimental to national defense. tial civilian uses into non-essential uses Price Administrator by the Emergency It further appears to the Deputy Admin­ in a manner contrary to the public in­ Price Control Act of 1942 as amended istrator from the evidence before him terest and detrimental to national de­ and Executive Order No. 9250 and in ac­ that further violations of the Gasoline fense. It further appears to the Deputy cordance with Procedural Regulation No. Rationing Regulations by respondent are Administrator from the evidence before 6, issued by the Oflice of Price Adminis­ likely unless appropriate administrative him that violations of the Gasoline Ra­ tration, It is ordered, That: action is taken, It is therefore ordered: tioning Regulations by respondent are FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8675 likely unless appropriate administrative S.W., Atlanta, Georgia, respondent trans­ Maryland has outstanding, as of Au­ action is taken: It is therefore ordered: ferred gasoline to a consumer and into gust 31,1942, $3,892,500 principal amount During the period in which this sus­ the fuel tank of a motor vehicle without of its First Mortgage 4% Bonds, due Sep­ pension order shall be in effect, respond­ requiring the presentation of a gasoline tember 1, 1969, all of which bonds are ent shall not, either as principal or as coupon book and without detaching owned by Delaware and pledged by Dela­ agent, sell, transfer, or deliver any gaso­ therefrom any coupons. ware to secure its First Mortgage and line to any consumer. Because of the great scarcity and criti­ First Lien Bonds. Maryland proposes (b) Any terms used in this order that cal importance of gasoline in the United to redeem $200,000 principal amount of are defined in the Emergency Gasoline States, violations of the Gasoline Ration­ its outstanding bonds, at par and accrued Rationing Regulations shall have -the ing Regulations necessarily result in the interest thereon, in accordance with the meaning therein given them. diversion of gasoline from military and terms of the Indenture securing them. (c) This suspension order shall become essential civilian uses into non-essential The funds to be received by Delaware effective 12:01 A. M. October 26, 1942, uses, in a manner contrary to the public from Maryland will be deposited with and unless sooner terminated shall ex­ interest and detrimental to national de­ the Trustee under the Indenture secur­ pire 12:01 A. M. October 26, 1943. fense. It appears to the Deputy Admin­ ing Delaware’s First Mortgage and First istrator on the evidence before him that (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; Sec. 2 (a) of Lien Bonds. In order to obtain the re­ further violations of the Gasoline Ra­ lease of funds so deposited, Delaware Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by tioning Regulations by respondent are Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong, and by Pub. Law then proposes to deliver to the Trustee likely unless appropriate administrative for cancellation $200,000 principal 507, 77th Cong.; E.O. No. 9125 (7 F.R. action be taken: It is hereby ordered: 2719); W.P.B. Directive No. 1 and Sup­ amount of its First Mortgage and First (a) That during the period in which Lien Bonds, Series C, 5%, due September plementary Directive No. 1H (7 P.R. 562, this suspension order shall be in effect, 3478, 3477)) 1, 1946, now pledged as collateral to its respondent shall not sell, transfer, or de­ 3% Note Payable to The Chase National Issued this 24th day of October 1942. liver any gasoline at its filling station at Bank of the City of New York upon 210 Peters Street, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia. P aul M. O ’Leary, which note there is an unpaid balance Deputy Administrator (b) Any terms used in this suspension of $800,000. Delaware will apply the in Charge of Rationing. order that are defined in the Gasoline Ra­ $200,000 it will receive from the Trustee tioning Regulations shall have the mean­ to reduce the amount now owing on the [F. R. Doc. 42-10789; Filed, October 24, 1942; ing therein given them. bank loan. 12:27 p. m.] (c) This suspension order shall become Said declarations having been filed on effective October 30, 1942, and unless October 3, 1942, and certain amend­ sooner terminated, shall expire Novem­ [Correction to Suspension Order 145] ments having been filed thereto, and no­ ber 14, 1942. tice of said filing having been duly given Charles W . F reeman (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; sec. 2 (a) of in the form and manner prescribed by ORDER RESTRICTING TRANSACTIONS Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by Rule U-23 promulgated pursuant to said Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong, and by Pub. Law Act, and the Commission not having re­ The references to James Freeman con­ 507, 77th Cong.; E.O. No. 9125 (7 F.R. ceived a request for a hearing with re­ tained in Suspension Order No. 145 are 2719); W.P.B. Directive No. 1 and Supple­ spect to the declarations within the pe­ corrected to read Charles W. Freeman. mentary Directive No. 1 H (7 F.R. 3378, riod specified in said notice, or other­ (Pub. Law 421, 77th Cong.; Sec. 2 (a) of 3877, 5216)) wise, and not having ordered a hearing Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended by thereon; and Pub. Law 89, 77th Cong, and by Pub. Law Issued this 24th day of October 1942. The Commission deeming it appropri­ 507, 77th Cong.; E.O. No. 9125 (7 F.R. P aul M. O ’Leary, ate in the public interest and in the 2719); W.P.B. Directive No. 1 and Sup­ Deputy Administrator interest of investors and consumers to plementary Directive No. 1H (7 F.R. 562, in Charge of Rationing. permit the declarations, as amended, 3478, 3477)) pursuant to Rule U-42 and Rule U-43, [P. R. Doc. 42-10795; Piled, October 24, 1942; to become effective; Issued this 24th day of October 1942. 12:27 p. m.] It is hereby ordered, Pursuant to Rule P aul M. O ’Leary, U-23 and the applicable provisions of Deputy Administrator, said Act, and subject to the terms and in Charge of Rationing. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ conditions prescribed in Rule U-24, that [P. R. Doc. 42-10790; Filed, October 24, 1942; the aforesaid declarations, as amended, 12:23 a. m.] MISSION. be, and hereby are, permitted to become [File No. 70-609] effective forthwith. By the Commission. Eastern S hore P ublic S ervice Co., et al. [Suspension Order 147] [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, S peed Oil Company of Atlanta, Inc. ORDER PERMITTING DECLARATIONS TO BECOME Secretary. ORDER RESTRICTING TRANSACTIONS EFFECTIVE [P. R. Doc. 42-10756; Filed, October 23, 1942; 12:38 p. m.j Speed Oil Company of Atlanta, Incor­ In the matter of Eastern Shore Public porated, a corporation, hereinafter called Service Company (Delaware) the East­ respondent, was served with a notice of ern Shore Public Service Company of charges of violations of the Gasoline Maryland. Rationing Regulations, issued by the At a regular session of the Securities [File No. 812-251] Office of Price Administration. Pursuant and Exchange Commission, held at its to said notice, a hearing on said charges office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on J. D. G illespie, T rustee for Cleo G eorge was held on September 15, 1942, in At­ the 21st day of October 1942. NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING lanta, Georgia. There appeared a repre­ Eastern Shore Public Service Company sentative of the Office of Price Adminis­ (Delaware), a registered holding com­ At a regular session of the Securities tration and respondent. The evidence pany (hereinafter called Delaware), and and Exchange Commission, held at its pertaining to such charges was presented The Eastern Shore Public Service Com­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on before an authorized presiding officer. pany of Maryland, a subsidiary thereof the 21st day of October, A. D. 1942. Such evidence having been considered by (hereinafter called Maryland), having J. D. Gillespie, Trustee for Cleo George, the Deputy Administrator, it is hereby filed declarations, and amendments a registered investment company, having determined that: thereto, pursuant to the Public Utility filed an application pursuant to the pro­ Respondent has violated the Gasoline Holding Company Act of 1935, particu­ visions of section 6 (c) of the Invest­ Rationing Regulations in that on the larly section 12 thereof, and Rules U-42 ment Company Act of 1940 for an order 22nd day of August, 1942, at a filling sta­ and U-43 thereunder, with respect to the exempting it from all of the provisions tion operated by it at 210 Peters Street, following transactions: of the Act; 8676 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 It is ordered, That a hearing on the It is hereby ordered, That Lone Star with respect to, among other things, the aforesaid application be held on the 3d Gas Corporation shall take such action sale, by the Trustees of Associated Gas day of November, 1942, at 10:00 o’clock as may be necessary to divest itself of and Electric Corporation of 155,747 in the forenoon of that day in the hear­ all interest in, and all ownership and shares of the common stock of North­ ing room of the Securities and Exchange control of, Council Bluffs Gas Company, eastern Water and Electric Corporation, Commission Building at 18th and Lo­ Northern Natural Gas Company and the to John H. Ware, Jr., and Penn-Jersey custs Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsyl­ properties and businesses of Texas Cities Water Company, for a cash considera­ vania. On such day the hearing room Gas Company located in and around the tion of $3,805,197.14 (Holding Company clerk in Room 318 will advise interested cities of El Paso and Galveston, Texas. Act Release No. 3353). Subsequent parties where such hearing will be held; It is further ordered, That said plan, orders have been issued extending the It is further ordered, That Willis E. as amended, be and the same hereby is time of the consummation of such trans­ Monty ? Esquire, or any other officer of approved: Provided, That it be further action to December 15, 1942. The Trus­ the Commission designated by it for that amended, within fifteen days from the tees of Associated Gas and Electric Cor­ purpose, shall preside at the hearing on date hereof, or such later date as the poration have filed the aforesaid such matter. The officer so designated Commission may by order determine, to amended declaration and application, to preside at such hearing is hereby provide for the disposal of the properties setting forth certain changes in the con­ authorized to exercise all the powers and businesses of Texas Cities Gas Com­ tract of sale, whereby the common stock granted to the Commission under sec­ pany in and around the cities of El Paso of Northeastern Water and Electric Cor­ tions 41 and 42 (b) of the Investment and Galveston, Texas, and that said ap­ poration will be sold to John H. Ware, Company Act of 1940 and to trial ex­ plications, as amended, be and the same Jr., and Penn-Jersey Water Company aminers under the Commission’s Rules hereby are granted and that said dec­ for a total consideration of $3,224,665.77 of Practice. larations, as amended, be and the same (this being a reduction in purchase Notice of such hearing is hereby given hereby are permitted to become effective price of $580,531.37). The purchase to the applicant and to any other persons forthwith, subject, however, to tlife con­ price is to be paid as follows: whose participation in such proceeding dition in this paragraph hereinbefore A minimum of $1,224,665.77 will be may be in the public interest or for the expressed and to the following conditions paid in cash on the closing date, and protection of investors. and reservations: the balance by a collateral promissory By the Commission. (1) That the several transactions, ap­ note delivered to the Trustees at the clos­ proval or authorization of which is ing date, secured by 155,747 shares of [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, granted by this order, shall be carried common stock of Northeastern Water Secretary. out in accordance with the terms and and Electric Corporation. The note will [F. R. Doc. 42-10754; Piled, October 23, 1942; conditions of, and for the purposes stated bear interest at 3% per annum and will 12:38 p. m.] in, the declarations and applications, as mature November 15, 1943. The pur­ amended, filed in this proceeding; chasers will have the right to anticipate (2) That* jurisdiction be, and hereby payments of principal, in whole or in is, reserved to entertain such further part, at any time without premium, and [File No. 54-46J proceedings, to make such further and at maturity to apply for a renewal of not Lone S tar G as Corporation, et al. supplemental findings, to approve the more than $1,000,000 of the note for a terms and conditions, and to take such further period of one year. ORDER APPROVING PLAN, ETC. additional and further action as may be Other changes in the proposed sale, as In the matter of Lone Star Gas Corpo­ found to be appropriate in the premises set forth in the amended declaration and ration, Lone Star Gas Company, Com­ in connection with the dispositions of application, include a provision in the munity Natural Gas Company, Texas assets which are proposed in the plan or contract that the purchasers “shall be Cities Gas Company, The Dallas Gas required by this order; and under no obligation to make any offers Company, Council Bluffs Gas Company (3) That jurisdiction be, and hereby to other common stock-holders of North­ and Lone Star Gasoline Company. is, reserved under section 11 (g) of the eastern”. At a regular session of the Securities Act to pass upon the solicitation material Notice having been given of the filing and Exchange Commission held at its to be used by the applicant companies of the amended declaration and appli­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa. on in soliciting consents of stockholders to cation by publication in the F ederal Reg­ the 22nd day of October, A. D. 1942. the plan. is t e r and otherwise, as provided by Rule Lone Star Gas Corporation, a regis­ By the Commission. U-23 under said Act; and A request for a public hearing on these tered holding company, and certain of [seal! O rval L. D ttB ois, its subsidiary companies, namely, Lone Secretary. ’ matters having been received by the Star Gas Company, Community Natural Commission; and Gas Company, Texas Cities Gas Com­ [F. R. Doc. 42-10758; Piled, October 23,-1942; It appearing that it is appropriate and pany, The Dallas Gas Company, Council 12:39 p. m.] in the public interest and in the inter­ Bluffs Gas Company and Lone Star Gas­ ests of investor's and consumers that a oline Company, having filed applications hearing be held with respect to said amended declaration and application, and declarations, and amendments [File No. 70-455] „ thereto, pursuant to section 11 (e) and and that said amended declaration shall other sections of the Public Utility Hold­ N ortheastern W ater and Electric Corp., not become effective, or said application ing Company Act of 1935 and the Rules et AL. be granted, except pursuant to further and Regulations of this Commission pro­ order of the Commission; mulgated thereunder, for the purpose of NOTICE o f a n d o r d er f o r h e a r in g and It further appearing that the record enabling the applicants to meet the re­ REOPENING RECORD in File No. 70-455 having been closed, quirements of section 11 (b) of the Act; At a regular session of the Securities and that, as a result of the filing of the and and Exchange Commission held at its amendment in File No. 70-455, the rec­ The Commission having on March 4, office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa. on ord in that proceeding should be re­ 1942 by notice and order for hearing is­ the 21st day of October, 1942. opened; and that at said hearing there sued in combination with its notice and In the matter of Northeastern Water be considered, among other things,-the order for hearing on the plan filed pur­ and Electric Corporation, Denis J. Dris­ various matters hereinafter set forth; suant to section 11 (e) of the Act insti­ coll and Willard L. Thorp, Trustees of It is ordered, That the record in File tuted proceedings under section 11 (b) (1) Associated Gas and Electric Corporation. No. 70-455 be, and hereby is, reopened; of the Act involving the applicant com­ Denis J. Driscoll and Willard L. Thorp, It is further ordered, That a hearing panies to determine what action shall Trustees of Associated Gas and Electric on such matter under the applicable pro­ be required to be taken under said section; Corporation, having filed with this Com­ visions of the Act, and the Rules of the and mission an amended declaration and ap­ Commission promulgated thereunder, be A public hearing having been held plication pursuant to the Public Utility held on ôctober 30, 1942, at 10:00 a. m. after appropriate notice and the Com­ Holding Company Act of 1935, with re­ at the offices of the Securities and Ex­ mission having considered the record spect to the following matters: change Commission, 18th and Locust and having made and filed its findings On March 3,1942, the Commission per­ Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. On such day and opinion herein. mitted a declaration to become effective the hearing room clerk in room 318 will FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 27, 1942 8677 advise as to the room where such hear­ A joint application and amendments garding the solicitation of proxies be, and ing will be held; thereto having been filed with this Com­ the same hereby is, permitted to become It is further ordered, That Richard mission pursuant to the Public Utility effective; Townsend or any other officer or officers Holding Company Act of 1935 by Utili­ (4) That the declaration, as amended, of the Commission designated by it for ties Stock & Bond Corporation, a regis­ of Empire Southern Gas Company re­ that purpose shall preside at the hearing tered holding company, its subsidiary garding the acquisition by that company in such matter. The officer so designated company, Empire Southern Gas Com­ of its own 4% note outstanding in the to preside at any such hearing is hereby pany, and Robert W. Rea and Floyd W. principal amount of $1,500,000 be, and authorized to exercise all powers granted Woodcock, affiliates, wherein Utilities the same hereby is, permitted to become to the Commission under section 18 (c) Stock & Bond Corporation applied pur­ effective; of said Act, and to a trial examiner under suant to section 11 (e) of the Act for (5) That the declaration, as amended, the Commission’s Rules of Practice; approval of a plan for and for an order of Empire Southern Gas Company re­ It is further ordered, That, without directing the divestment of securities garding the issuance of 69,780 shares of limiting the scope of the issues presented held by it, and pursuant to section 11 (g) $1 par value common stock and the ac­ by said amended declaration and appli­ of the Act for approval of a report to quisition of its presently outstanding 1,000 cation, particular attention will be di­ accompany the solicitation of proxies, shares of no par value common stock rected at said hearing to the following and pursuant to the applicable provisions be, and the same hereby is, permitted to matters and questions: of the Act for authorization of related become effective; and (1) Whether the consideration to be transactions; wherein Empire Southern (6) That the application of Robert W. received by the Trustees of Associated Gas Company applied pursuant to sec­ Rea and Floyd W. Woodcock regarding Gas and Electric Corporation for the tions 6, 7, 9, 10, and 12 for authorization the acquisition by them of the shares of common stock of Northeastern Water for the acquisition of its own 4% un­ stock to which they will be entitled under and Electric Corporation is fair and rea­ secured promissory note, presently out­ said plan of Utilities Stock & Bond Cor­ sonable. standing in the principal amount of poration be. and the same hereby is, (2) Whether the terms and conditions $1,500,000, and for the issuance and sale granted. of the proposed transaction, including by delivery of 69,780 shares of $1 par By the Commission. value common stock to its common the changes in the contract of sale, are [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, detrimental to the public interest or the stockholder in the place and stead of its Secretary. interest of investors or consumers. presently outstanding 1,000 shares of no (3) Whether the proposed manner of par common stock; wherein Robert W. [F. R. Doc. 42-10757; Filed, October 23, 1942; divestment of their holdings in North­ Rea and Floyd W. Woodcock applied pur­ 12:39 p. m.] eastern Water and Electric Corporation suant to sections 9 and 10 for approval by the Trustees of Associated Gas and of the acquisition by them of the se­ Electric Corporation is in the public in­ curities to which they will be entitled terest and in the interest of investors upon the consummation of the plan; [File No. 1-2603] and consumers. Public hearings having been held in T exas Consolidated Oil Company (4) Whether the acquisition by the respect of said joint application, as Trustees of Associated Gas and Electric amended, and the Commission having ORDER SETTING HEARING Corporation of a 3% collateral note in considered the record and having made At a regular session of the Securities the amount of $2,000,000 satisfies the and filed its findings and opinion herein, and Exchange Commission, held at its standards of section 10 of the Act. and having found that said plan of Utili­ office in Philadelphia, Pa., on the 23rd (5) Whether any terms and conditions ties Stock & Bond Corporation, as sub­ day of October, A. D. 1942. are necessary to be imposed to insure mitted, is necessary to effectuate the pro­ The San Francisco Stock Exchange compliance with the requirements of the visions of section 11 (b) of the Act, and pursuant to section 12 (d) of the Securi­ Public Utility Holding Company Act of is fair and equitable to the persons af­ ties Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule X- 1935, or any Rules, Regulations or Orders fected thereby, that the requirements of 12D2-1 (b) promulgated thereunder, promulgated thereunder. other applicable sections of said Act have having made application to strike from (6) Generally, whether all actions pro­ been met, and that no adverse findings listing and registration the Common posed to be taken comply with the re­ are required in respect of the several Stock, $1 Par Value, of Texas Consoli­ quirements of such Act and Rules, Regu­ transactions hereinafter authorized by dated Oil Company; and lations or Orders promulgated there­ this order; and Utilities Stock & Bond The Commission deeming it necessary under. Corporation having requested that the for the protection of investors that a By the Commission. order of the Commission conform to the hearing be held in this matter at which formal requirements specified in Section all interested persons be given an op­ [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, 371 (f) of the Internal Revenue Code: portunity to be heard; Secretary. It is hereby ordered: (1) That said It is ordered, That the matter be set [P. R. Doc. 42-10755; Filed, October 23, 1942; plan of Utilities Stock & Bond Corpora­ down for hearing at 10 a. m. on Tues­ 12:38 p. m.] tion, as submitted be, and the same is day, November 24, 1942, at the office of hereby approved; the Securities and Exchange Commis­ (2) That all the transactions contem­ sion, 625 Market Street, San Francisco, plated by said plan of Utilities Stock & California, and continue thereafter at [File Nos. 54r-44, 59-44] Bond Corporation, including the sale, such times and places as the Commission transfer, or distribution of securities pur­ or its officer herein designated shall de­ Utilities S tock and B ond Corp., et al. suant to said plan of Utilities Stock & termine, and that general notice thereof Bond Corporation, are all necessary or be given; and ORDER APPROVING PLAN appropriate to the integration or simpli­ It is further ordered, That John G. fication of the holding company system Clarkson, an officer of the Commission, At a regular session of the Securities of which Utilities Stock & Bond Corpora­ and Exchange Commission, held at its be and he hereby is designated to ad­ tion is a part and to effectuate the pro­ minister oaths and affirmations, sub­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ visions of section 11 (b) of the Public sylvania, on the 20th day of October, poena witnesses, compel their attend­ Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, and ance, take evidence, and require the A. D., 1942. the following securities be and the same In the matter of Utilities Stock & Bond production of any books, papers, corre­ hereby are ordered to be distributed pro spondence, memoranda or other records Corporation, Empire Southern Gas Com­ rata among the stockholders of Utilities pany, Robert W. Rea, Floyd W. Wood­ deemed relevant or material to the in­ Stock & Bond Corporation; (a) 69,780 quiry, and to perform all other duties in cock, applicants, File No. 54-44; Utilities shares of $1.00 par value common stock Stock & Bond Corporation, Empire connection therewith authorized by law. of Empire Southern Gas Company and By the Commission. Southern Gas Company, Empire South- (bX 9,304 of $1.00 par value common stock ft.1» Production Company, Louisiana Ice of Louisiana Ice & Electric Company, [seal] Orval L. D uB ois, & Electric Company, Inc., Three Counties Inc.; Secretary. Ice Company, and Ice Service Company (3) That the declaration, as amended, [F. R. Doc. 42-10834; Filed, October 26, 1942; respondents, File No. 59-44. of Utilities Stock & Bond Corporation re­ 11:54 p. m.]