Federal Register

FEDERAL REGISTER

VOLUME 8 \ 1934 ^ ^^ViTED ^ NUMBER 66

Washington, Saturday, April 3, 1943

The President States, the Manual for Courts-Martial", CONTENTS United States Army (1928), hereinafter referred to as the Manual, is hereby THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9323 amended as follows: Executive Orders: Page 1. The second subparagraph of para Good Conduct Medal; establish Amendment of Executive Order N o. 8809 graph 14 of the Manual (p amended to of June ¿8, 1941, Establishing the read: ment______4225 Good Conduct Medal Manual for Courts-Martial, “Under the authority of A. W. 13 com United States Army (1928) ; Executive Order No. 8809 of June 28, missioned officers and persons of equiv amendment..______4225 1941, establishing the Good Conduct alent relative or assimilated rank are Medal,1 is hereby amended to read as hereby excepted from the jurisdiction of REGULATIONS AND follows: special courts-martial.” NOTICES “By virtue of the authority vested in 2. The last sentence in the second sub- Bituminous Coal Division: me as President of the United States and paragraph of paragraph 85a of the Man Steel Tipple Coal Co., et al., as Commander in Chief of the Army and ual is amended to read: hearing______I______4267 Navy of the United States, it is ordered B oard of Economic Warfare: as follows: “These notes may be destroyed after final disposition of the case under A. W. General licenses: “There is hereby established the Good 48, 50 V2, or 51.” General license GUS______4238 Conduct Medal, which shall include suit Ship and plane stores, sup able appurtenances. Such medal may 3. Paragraph 87b of the Manual is plies and equipment..__ 4238 be awarded for exemplary behavior, ef amended by inserting the words “and Shipments valued at $25 or ficiency, and fidelity, under such regula privates first class” after the words less______4237 tions as the Secretary of War shall pre “noncommissioned officers” in the sev Employees’ Compensation Com scribe, to those enlisted men of the Army enth line of the second subparagraph. mission: of the United States who on or after 4. Paragraph 87c of the Manual is Extension of Longshoremen’s August 27, 1940, had or shall have hon amended by striking out the last sen and Harbor Workers’ Com- orably completed three years of active tence of the third subparagraph, and by ," pensation Act to military, Federal military service, or who after ihanging the first subparagraph to read: air and naval base em December 7, 1941, have or shall have “c. Disposition of record and related ployees outside U. S______4231 honorably served one year of active Fed matters.—General Court-Martial. The Farm Security Administration: eral military service while the United record, with the decisions and orders of Texas; designation of counties States is at war.” the reviewing authority thereon, will be for loans______4268 F ederal Communications Commis F ranklin D R oosevelt transmitted, ordinarily without letter of sion: The White House, transmittal, direct to The Judge Advo Standard and high-frequency March 31,1943. cate General of the Army. With the broadcast stations : record will be forwarded the accompany Field intensity measure- IF. R. Doc. 43-5071; Plied, April 1, 1943; ing papers (see 85), six authenticated 9:15 p. m.) m ents______4265 copies of the order, if there be any, pro Minimum operating mulgating the result of the trial, and two schedules______4265 signed comes of the review of the staff F ederal Trade Commission: judge advocate. In cases involving more Erdley Hatcheries, et al., cease EXECUTIVE ORDER 9324 than one accused an additional copy of and desist order______4231 the order of promuliation, if any, will F ood Distribution Administration: Amending the Manual for Courts- be forwarded for each additional ac Beans, peas and split-peas Martial, United States Army (1928) cused. This applies equally to cases in (FDO 45)______4228 By virtue of the authority vested in which the sentence is suspended under Cocoanut, babassu and palm me by Chapter n of the act entitled “An A. W. 51, but where action by a confirm kernel oils (FDO 46)______4229 Act to amend an Act entitled ‘An Act ing authority other than the President Fish and shellfish, canned (FDO for making further and more effectual is necessary, the record, etc., will be 44)______4227 provision for the national defense, and transmitted to such authority. Where Meats; permit required for for other purposes,’ approved June 3, the order of execution is withheld under slaughter (FDO 27, Am. 1) _ 4227 1916, and to establish military justice,” A. W. 50 V2, the reviewing authority will, Interstate Commerce Commission: approved June 4, 1920 (41 Stat. 759, before forwarding the record, take there Car service; fruit and vegetable 787), and as President of the United from the data necessary for drafting a cars held for diversion or general court-martial order, and when reconsignmerit______4266 16 Pit. 3209. (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 4225 4226 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Contiaued Office of P rice Administration— War Production Board—Con. Page Continued. Motor vehicles coordinated oper FEDEML^ptEGISTER Adjustments, etc.—Continued. Page ations: ^/wireo^»3* «April 2, 1943; Office on a certificate is prima facie evi (9) The Director may issue regulations 11:55 a. m.] dence that the signature thereon is that authorizing regional. State, or county of The Adjutant General or one of his agencies of the United States Depart assistants.” ment of Agriculture, including State or [FDO 44] 10. Paragraph 129 of the Manual is county United States Department of Part 1465—F ish and Shellfish amended by deleting from the fourth Agriculture War Boards, to adjust the subparagraph of the subparagraph en quotas for any butcher or farm slaugh RESTRICTIONS ON THE. SALE OF SPECIFIED titled “Proof” the sentence reading “As terer in the following cases: CANNED FISH AND CANNED SHELLFISH to who are such assistants reference may (i) In any area in which the Direc Pursuant to the authority vested in be had to the Army List and Directory.” tor determines that adjustments for me by Executive Order No. 9280, dated 11. Paragraph 155 of the Manual is butchers or farm slaughterers are needed December 5, 1942, and in order to assure amended by striking out the words “The because the total quantity of meat avail an adequate supply and efficient dis Adjutant General” in the third line and able is insufficient to fill ration require tribution of canned fish and canned inserting in lieu thereof the words “The ments and that the quantity of livestock shellfish to meet war and essential civil Judge Advocate General’?. available for slaughter exceeds the ian needs, It is hereby ordered, As fol 12. Appendix 4 of the Manual is quantity that may be. slaughtered within lows: amended by inserting “(per os) (per the quotas of all classes pf slaughterers, § 1465.20 Allocation and restriction anum)” immediately after the word or “connection” in the third line of Form 98. on sales^of 1943 pack of canned fish and 13. Appendix 10, paragraph a, of the (ii) In any instance in which the canned shellfish—(a) Definitions. When Manual is amended by inserting the slaughter of any butcher or farm slaugh used in this order, unless otherwise dis terer in the corresponding period of 1941 tinctly expressed or manifestly incom words “in violation of Artiele of War was not normal for him. 61,” immediately after the comma before patible with the intent thereof: the words “is approved” in the third line 4. By adding at the end of (e) thereof (1) The term “canner” means any per of Form 4, and by inserting the words the following new provision; son engaged in the business of canning “and will be duly executed” after the fish or canning shellfish in hermetically (10) Any person receiving a permit sealed metal or glass containers and word “approved” and before the comma pursuant to the provisions of paragraph in the first line of Form 6. sterilizing the same by the use of heat. (b) of this order, as amended, who was (2) The term “person” means any in F ranklin D R oosevelt not engaged in the business of slaughter dividual, partnership, corporation, asso The White House, ing livestock for the entire year of 1941, ciation, or other business entity. March 31,1943. or who began slaughtering livestock for (3) The term “pack” means the total the purpose of delivering meat after De amount, by net weight, of all grades of [F. R. Doc. 43-5070; Filed. April 1, 1943; cember 31, 1941, and prior to April 1, fish and shellfish enumerated in groups 2:15 p. m.J 1943, and who is not registered as a 1 to 9, inclusive, in (b) (1) hereof, packed slaughterer pursuant to the provisions of by any canner during the period from Meat Restriction Order No. 1, as April 1, 1943, to February 29, 1944, in- Regulations amended, may be assigned a temporary elusive. quota or quota base by the agency issu (4) The term “Director” means the ing the permit pending the establishment Director of Food Distribution, United TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE of such permanent quota or quota base States Department of Agriculture, or any as the pirector may deem just and equi employee of the United States Depart Chapter XI—Food Distribution table, upon consideration of (i) the ment of Agriculture designated by the Administration volume of livestock slaughtered by the Director. [FDO 27, Amendment 1} applicant during the period which he (5) The term “governmental agency” has engaged in business, (ii) the avail means the Food Distribution Adminis Part 1410—Livestock and Meats ability of facilities for slaughtering, (ill) tration or any other agency or instru PERMIT REQUIRED FOR SLAUGHTER the amount of meat necessary for civil mentality of the United States desig ian consumption in the area, and (tv) nated by the Director. Pursuant to the provisions of Executive the extent to which his operations may (6) The term “delivery to govern Order No. 9280, dated December 5, 1942, promote the public health and the effi mental agencies” means the transfer of and Executive Order No. 9322, dated ciency of the war effort. No such person title of the canned fish or canned shell March 26, 1943, Food Distribution Order fish to any governmental agency; and 27, § 1410.4 (8 F.R. 2785), issued by the * 7 F.R. 7839; 8 F JR. 8201, 3328, 3372, 3416. such delivery may be evidenced by exe- 4228 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 cution of bill of lading, receipt, or other mental agencies if so authorized by the action as he deems appropriate, and document acceptable to the Director or Director. such action shall be final. the designated governmental agency. (6) The Direotor may issue specifica (i) Communications to the Depart (b) Restrictions on canners. (1) No tions at any time as to the packing of ment of Agriculture. All reports re canner after April 1, 1943, may sell or the canned fish or canned shellfish, the quired to be filed hereunder and all com deliver any part of his pack of the fish containers, container treatment, can munications concerning this order shall, and shellfish, enumerated in this para marking, labeling, boxing, and strapping unless otherwise directed, be addressed graph, packed by the respective canner in connection therewith, or he may au to: Director of Food Distribution, United at any time from April 1, 1943, to Feb thorize any governmental agency to States Department of Agriculture, Wash ruary 29, 1944, inclusive, except as per issue such specifications. Any person ington, D. C. Ref. FD-44. mitted by the provisions of this order. subject to the provisions of this order (j) Effective date. This order shall The fish and shellfish, included in this shall comply with any such specifica take effect on April 1, 1943. order, are, by groups, as follows: tion, issued by the Director or author (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179) Group 1—Salmon: Red, sockeye or blue- ized governmental agency, applicable to back (Oncorhynchus nerka); Pink (Oncor- the canned fish or canned shellfish proc Issued this 1st day of April 1943. hynchus gorbuscha); Silver, silverside,, me essed by such person. [seal! Claude R. Wickard, dium red, or coho (Oncorhynchus kisutch); (c) Inspection and grading. Any Secretary of Agriculture. Chum or keta (Oncorhynchus keta); King, canned fish and canned shellfish re Chinook or spring (Oncorhynchus tschawyts- quired to be set aside under this order [P. R. Doc. 48-5107; Plied, April 1, 1943; cha); Steelhead, or steelhead trout (Salmo shall be subject to inspection and grad 4:50 p. m.] irideus and S. Clarki, sometimes called S. ing at any time by the Director or any Gairdneri). governmental agency. Group 2—Pilchard: Sardinia caerulea, by [PDO 45] whatever name known, including sardines. (d) Records and reports. Every per Group 3—Sea herring: Atlantic (Clupea son subject to this order shall maintain Part 1491—Beans and Peas harengus), by whatever name known, includ such records for at least two years (or ing sardines. for such other periods of time as the RESTRICTIONS ON THE SAL” OR DISTRIBUTION Group 4—Mackereli Atlantic (Scomber Director may designate), and shall exe OP BEANS, PEAS, AND SPLIT-PEAS scombrus); Pacific (Pneumatorphorus Ja- cute and file such reports upon such ponicus diego). Pursuant to the authority vested in Group 5—Horse mackerel: Pacific (Tra- forms and submit such information as me by Executive Order No. 9280, dated churus symmetricus). the Director may from time to time re December 5,1942, and in order to assure Group 6—Shrimp: (Peneus setiferus and quest or direct, and within such times an adequate supply and efficient distri Peneus brasiliensis). as he may prescribe, subject to the ap bution pf beans, peas, and split-peas to Group 7—Tuna: Albacore, or white-meat proval of the Bureau of the Budget, pur meet war and essential civilian needs, It (Germo alalunga); Yellowfin, or light-meat suant to the Federal Reports Act of 1942. is hereby ordered, as follows: (Neothunnus macropterus); Skip jack, or ,(e) Audits and inspections. Every striped (Katsuwonus pelamis, sometimes person subject to this order shall, upon § 1491.1 Restrictions on sales and called Euthynnus pelamis); Bluefin, or leap request, permit inspections by the Direc distribution of beans, peas, and split- ing (Thunnus thynnus, sometimes called peas—(a) Definitions. When used in Thunnus saliens). tor, at all reasonable times, of his stocks Group 8—Yellowtail: (Seriola dorsalis). of canned fish and canned shellfish and this order, unless otherwise distinctly Group 9—Bonito: (Sarda chiliensis). premises used in his business, and all of expressed or manifestly incompatible his books, records, and accounts shall, with the intent thereof: (2) Each canner may deliver to gov upon request, be submitted to audit and (1) The term “beans” means dry ernmental agencies the quotas, but not inspection by the Director. threshed beans of the following classes, in excess of such quotas specified in (b) (f) Applicability of order. Any per as defined in the United States Stand (3) hereof, of the canned fish and canned son doing business in one or more of the ards for Beans, as revised, effective Sep shellfish, listed in (b) (1) hereof, packed 48 States, the District of Columbia, or the tember 1,1941: Pea beans; Great North at any time by such canner during the Territory of Alaska, is subject to the ern beans; Small White beans;; Flat period from April 1, 1943, to February provisions hereof, but the provisions Small White beans; Light Red Kidney 29, 1944, inclusive. hereof shall not apply to any person do beans; Dark Red Kidney beans; West (3) The following percentages by net ing business in any other Territory or ern Red Kidney beans; Cranberry beans; weight are hereby established as each Possession of the United States with Small Red beans; Pink beans; Pinto canner’s quota percentages for sale to respect to such business. beans; Baby Lima beans; and Lima governmental agencies, of his pack of (g) Violations. Any person who wil beans. - each species of fish and shellfish enumer fully violates any provision of this drder (2) The term “peas” means dry ated, by groups, in (b) (1) hereof, or who by any act or omission falsifies threshed peas of the following classes, packed by such canner: records to be kept or information to be as defined in the United States Stand 55 percent of each of the groups 1 to 6, furnished pursuant to this order or wil ards for Dry Peas, as revised, effective inclusive; and 60 percent of each of the fully conceals a material fact concern July 20, 1937: Alaska; Scotch Green; groups 7 to 9, inclusive. ing a matter within the jurisdiction of White Canada; First and Best; and Mar (4) The Food Distribution Adminis any Department or agency of the United rowfat. tration is hereby allocated the quanti States may be prohibited from receiving (3) The term “split-peas” means split- ties prescribed in (b) (3) of this order, or making further deliveries of any ma peas of the following classes, as defined and authorized to purchase, for govern terial subject to allocation; and such in the United States Standards for Split- mental requirements, those quantities, further action may be taken against him peas, effective August 10, 1937: Green designated as each canner’s quota, and as the Director deems appropriate, in split-peas and Yellow split-peas. such other and further quantities as cluding recommendations for prosecu (4) The term “producer” means any may be allocated to it from time to time. tion under section 35a of the Criminal person who grows or produces beans or (5) Any canner who, during any pe Code (18 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 80) . under para peas for his own account or for the joint riod from April 1, 1943, to February 29, graph 5 of section 301 of Title HI of the account of himself and another. 1944, inclusive, has delivered to govern Second War Powers Act, and under any (5) The term “first owner” means (i) mental agencies the quota of his pack, and all other applicable laws. any person who owns, on the effective stated in (b) (3) hereof, of any species (h) Petition for relief from hardship. date hereof, beans, peas, and split-peas, of any group of canned fish and canned Any person affected by this order who in an amount exceeding 10,000 pounds, . shellfish listed in (b) (1) hereof, may considers that compliance herewith which he has purchased from a producer deliver to persons other than govern would work an exceptional and un or producers; and (ii) with respect to mental agencies the remainder of his reasonable hardship on him may petition beans, peas, or split-peas acquired dur pack of such species, packed in that in writing (in triplicate) for relief to the ing any calendar month after the ef period; and such remainder of the pack Director, setting forth all pertinent fective date hereof, a person shall, dur may be delivered by such canner in ad facts and the nature of the relief sought. ing any calendar month, be a “first vance of delivery of his quota to govern The Director may thereupon take such owner” if his purchases or sales of beans, FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4229 peas, and split-peas, during the respec (5) The beans, peas, or split-peas set or making further deliveries of any ma tive calendar month, exceeds 5,000 aside pursuant to the provisions hereof terial subject to allocation; and such pounds. may be offered for sale by the processor further action may be taken against (6) The term “processor” means any or first owner at no more than the ceil him as the Director deems appropriate, person who cleans, polishes, splits, or ing price or ceiling prices established by including recommendations for prosecu otherwise processes or prepares beans, the Office of Price Administration, to a tion under Section 35a of the Criminal peas, or split-peas for sale or delivery governmental agency in response to an Code (18 USC 1940 ed. 80), under Para in the dry uncooked state, whether for nouncements or notices issued by such graph 5 of section 301 of Title III of his own account or the Joint account of agency to the effect that offers for the the Second War Powers Act, and under himself and another; and such includes, beans, peas, or split-peas will be received any and all applicable laws. but is not necessarily limited to, pro on specified dates. (g) Petition for relief from, hardship. ducer cooperatives and associations, but (6) The restrictions hereof shall be Any person affected by this order who does not include commission merchants observed without regard to the rights considers that compliance herewith or brokers who do not acquire title in of creditors, prior contracts, existing* would work an exceptional and unrea or to the beans, peas, or split-peas thus contracts, payments made, or deliveries sonable hardship cm him may petition handled. A person shall not, however, of beans, peas, or split-peas made prior in writing (in triplicate) for relief- to be considered as a “processor” during the to the effective date hereof. This order the Director, setting forth all pertinent calendar month of April 1943, unless his shall not, however, be construed as re facts and the nature of the relief sought. purchases or sales during March 1943 ducing the amount of beans, peas, or The Director may thereupon take such exceeded 5,000 pounds of beans, peas, split-peas which any person is required action as he deems appropriate, and and split-peas; and with respect to beans, to offer or to deliver under any existing such action shall be final. peas, or split-peas acquired during any contract made with a governmental (h) Communications to the Depart calendar month after April, 1943, a per agency, but any quantity of a particular ment of Agriculture. All reports re son shall, during any such calendar class of beans, peas, or split-peas re quired to be filed hereunder and all month, be considered as a “processor” quired to be delivered, after the effective communications concerning this order only if his purchases or sales of beans, date of this order, to any governmental shall, unless otherwise directed, be ad peas, and split-peas, during the respec agency pursuant to a contract, entered dressed to: Director of Food Distribu tive calendar month, exceeds 5,QOO into prior to the effective date hereof, tion, United States Department of Agri pounds. shall be allowed as a credit to such per culture, Washington, D. C. Ref. FD 45. (7) The term “person” means any in son in determining the quantity of the (i) Delegation of authority. The Di dividual, partnership, corporation, asso respective class of beans, peas, or split- rector is hereby designated to adminis ciation, or other business entity. peas required to be offered to a govern ter the provisions hereof. (8) The term “Director” means the mental agency pursuant to the provi (j) Effective date. This order shall Director of Pood Distribution, United sions hereof. take effect on April 1, 1943. (7) Seed beans and peas excepted. States Department of Agriculture, or (E.O. 9280, 7 PE. 10179) any employee of the United States De Nothing herein shall be construed as partment of Agriculture designated by applying to beans and peas sold and de Issued this 1st day of April 1943. the Director. livered on or before June 30, 1943, ex [ s e a l ] C la u d e R . W ic k a r d , (9) The term “governmental agency” clusively for seed purposes, in compli Secretary of Agriculture. means the Food Distribution Adminis ance with State and Federal seed laws. (c) Records and reports. Every per [P. R. Doc. 43-5108; Piled, April 1, 1943; tration, the Army, the Navy, the Marine 4:50 p. m ] Corps, the Coast Guard, the Veterans Ad son subject to this order shall maintain ministration, the War Shipping Admin such records for at least two years (or istration, or any other agency or instru for such other periods of time as the Di mentality of the United States desig rector may designate), and shall execute [FDO 46] and file such reports upon such .forms nated by the Director. P art .1460—F a ts an d O il s (b) Restrictions on processors and firstand submit such information as the Di owners. (1) Each processor and first rector may from time to time request or COCOANUT, BABASSU, AND PALM KERNEL OILS direct, and within such times as he may SET ASIDE owner, respectively, shall set aside and prescribe, subject to the approval of the hold for delivery to a governmental Bureau of the Budget, pursuant to the Pursuant to the provisions of Execu agency at least 55 percent of all beans Federal Reports Act of 1942. ‘ tive Order No. 9280, dated December 5, of each of the classes listed in (a) (1) (d) Audits and inspections. Every 1942, and Executive Order No. 9322, dated hereof as to which he is or becomes the person subject to this order shall, upon March 26, 1943, and to assure an ade processor or first owner during each re request, permit inspections by the Di quate supply and efficient distribution of spective calendar month. rector, at all reasonable times, of his cocoanut, babassu, and palm kernel oils (2) Each processor and first owner, stocks of beans, peas, and split-peas, to meet war and essential civilian needs, respectively, shall set aside and hold for respectively, and the premises used in It is hereby ordered, As follows: delivery to a governmental agency at his business, and all of his books, records, § 1460.11 Cocoanut, Babassu and Palm least 60 percent of all peas of each of and accounts shall, upon request, be Kernel Oils; required to be set aside— the classes listed in (a) (2) hereof as submitted to audit and inspection by (a) Definitions. When used in this to which he is or becomes the processor the Director. order, unless otherwise distinctly ex or first owner during each resspective (e) Applicability of order. Any per pressed or manifestly incompatible with calendar month. son doing business in one or more of the the intent thereof: (3) Each processor and first owner, 48 States or the District of Columbia is (1) The term “cocoanut, babassu, and respectively, shall set aside and hold for subject to the provisions hereof, but the palm kernel oils” means crude, re delivery to a governmental agency at provisions hereof shall not apply to any fined, bleached, or deodorized cocoanut, least 60 percent of all split-peas of each person doing business in any Territory babassu, and palm kernel oils and the of the classes listed in (a) (3) hereof or Possession of the United States with content of such oils in mixtures, blends, as to which he is or becomes the proc respect to such business. fatty acids, and soap stocks of which essor or first owner during the first cal (f) Violations. Any person who wil such oils are a part, as well as the fatty endar month after the effective date of fully violates any provision of this order acids of such oils in mixtures or blends this order. or who by any act or omission falsifies of fatty acids and soap stocks. (4) The beans, peas, or split-peas, re records to be kept or information to be (2) The term “oil bearing materials” spectively, set. aside pursuant to the pro furnished pursuant to this order or wil means copra and other seeds and nuts visions hereof shall be of U. S. No. 2 fully conceals a material fact concerning from which cocoanut, babassu, and palm grade or better, as specified in the a matter within the jurisdiction of any kernel oils are obtained. United States Standards for the respec Department or agency of the United (3) The term “import” means to bring tive commodity. States may be prohibited from receiving into the continental United States. An 4230 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 importation with respect to any cocoa- in the absence of a contrary direction, action as he deems appropriate, and such nut, babassu, and palm kernel oils, or apply not only to deliveries to other per action shall be final. oil bearing materials, shall be deemed sons, including affiliates and subsidi (h) Violations. Any person who wil to have been completed upon the physi aries, but also to deliveries froln one fully violates any provision of this order cal discharge of such oils or oil bearing branch, division, or section of a single or who by any act or omission falsifies materials from a vessel at a continental enterprise to another branch, division, records to be kept or information to be United States port, or the arrival of such or section of the same or any other en furnished pursuant to this order or wil oils or oil bearing materials in the con terprise owned or controlled by the same fully conceals & material fact concerning tinental United States by rail or other person. a matter within the jurisdiction of any wise. (d) Records and resports. (1) Each Department or agency of the United (4) The term “person” means any in person who, by reason of paragraphs (b) States may be prohibited from receiving dividual, partnership, corporation, asso (1) or (b) (3) hereof or Supplementary or making further deliveries of any ma ciation, or other business entity. Order M-60-a of the War Production terial subject to allocation; and such (5) The term “Director” means the JBoard (7 F.R. 7311), is, or was, required further action may be taken against him Director of Pood Distribution, United to set aside a portion of his inventory or as the Director deems appropriate, in States Department of Agriculture, or any imports of cocoanut, babassu, and palm cluding recommendations for prosecu employee of the United States Depart kernel oils and oil bearing materials shall tion under section 35a of the Criminal ment of Agriculture designated by such file a report with the Director of Pood Code (18 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 80), under para Director. Distribution, United States Department graph 5_of section 391 of Title III of the (b) Withholding of cocoanut, babassu, of Agriculture, setting forth the amount, Second War Powers Act, and under any and palm kernel oils. (1) Every person grades, and location of such inventory or and all other applicable laws. who, after the effective date of this or imports and the amount, grades, and lo (i) Communications to Department of der, shall import cocoanut, babassu, or cation of the oils and oil bearing ma Agriculture. All reports required to be palm kernel oils, in the form of oil or terials set aside by him. Such a report filed hereunder and all communications contained in oil bearing materials, shall with respect to inventories or imports set concerning this order shall, unless set aside and hold intact 25% of such aside pursuant to Supplementary Order otherwise directed, be addressed to; Di imports. M-60-a, shall be filed within 10 days after rector of Food Distribution, United (2) No person shall use, put in process, the effective date of this order. The re States Department of Agriculture, sell, or deliver all or any part of the port required hereunder with respect to Washington, D. C. Ref : FD 46. inventory or imports required to be set oils or oil bearing materials set aside pur (j) War Production Board Supple aside and held intact pursuant to para suant to paragraph (b) (1) hereof, shall mentary Order M-60-a superseded. graphs (b) (1) or (3) hereof, or Supple be filed within 10 days after such oils or This order supersedes in all respects mentary Order M-60-a, of the War Pro oil bearing materials are imported, and Supplementary Order M-60-a, issued by duction Board (7 P it. 7311), except on the. report required with respect to oils the War Production Board, except that express instruction of the Director or or oil bearing materials set aside pur as to violations of said .order or rights as provided in paragraphs (b) (3), (b) suant to paragraph (b) (3) hereof, shall accrued, liabilities incurred, or appeals (4), or (b) (5) hereof. be filed within 10 days after such oils or taken under said order prior to the ef (3) Notwithstanding the provisions of oil bearing materials are delivered by the fective date hereof, said Supplementary paragraphs (b) (1) and (b) (2) hereof, consignee to the person contracting for Order M-60-a, shall be deemed in full any consignee of cocoanut, babassu, and the purchase of such oils or oil bearing force and effect for the purpose of sus palm kernel oils and oil bearing mate materials prior to their importation. taining any proper suit, action, or other rials imported into the United States (2) Every person subject to this order proceeding with respect to any such may deliver all of such oils or oil bear shall maintain such records for at least violation, right, or liability. Any appeal ing materials to any person who con two years (or for such other periods of pending under said Supplementary tracted to purchase such oils or oil bear time as the Director may designate) and Order M-60-a shall be considered un ing materials prior to their importation. shall execute and file such reports upon der paragraph (g) hereof. The person receiving such oils or oil such forms and submit such information (k) Territorial extent. This order bearing materials shall reserve 25% as the Director may from time to time applies to all persons in the United thereof as provided in paragraph (b) (1) request or direct, and within such times States, its territories and possessions, hereof. as he may prescribe. and the District of Columbia. (4) Nothing contained in paragraphs (e) Bureau of the Budget approval. (l) Effective date. This order shall (b) (1) and (b) (2) hereof shall prevent The reporting requirements of this order be effective on April 1, 1943, 12:01 a. m., any person from selling all or any part have been approved by the Bureau of the e. w. t. of his reserved oils to the Commodity Budget in accordance with the Federal Credit Corporation. Reports Act of 1942. Subsequent specific (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179) (5) Oil required to be set aside shall record-keeping or reporting require Issued this 1st day of April 1943. ments by the Director will be subject to be reserved, insofar as possible, in the [seal] Claude R. W ickard, form of crude whole oil; if the oil re the approval of the Bureau of the Budget Secretary of Agriculture. served cannot be set aside in the form pursuant to the Federal Reports Act of of crude whole oil, it shall be set aside 1942. IF. R. Doc. 43-5109; FUed, April 1, 1943; in the form of refined, bleached, or de ■ (f) Audits and inspections. Every 4:50 p. m.] odorized whole oil which has not been person subject to this order shall, upon further processed by pressing or hydro request, permit inspections, at all rea genation. Holders of oil bearing mate sonable times, of his stocks of cocoanut, TITLE 10-ARMY; WAR DEPARTMENT rials who do not have sufficient crude babassu, and palm kernel oils, and oil whole oil or refined oil as heretofore de bearing materials and premises used in Chapter I—Aid of Civil Authorities and scribed shall crush (or have crushed) his business, and all of his books, records, Public Relations sufficient oil bearing materials to fur and accounts shall, upon request, be sub P art 5—Safeguarding T echnical I nfor nish the necessary reserve in the form mitted to audit and inspection by the mation of crude oil. Director. (6) The restrictions of this order con (g) Petition for relief from hardship. REQUESTS FOR MILITARY INFORMATION cerning the use, processing, sale, and de Any person affected by this order who Section 5.5 (a) is amended as follows: livery of cocoanut, babassu, and palm kernel oils and oil bearing materials considers that compliance herewith § 5.5 Requests for military informa shall be observed without regard to exist would work an exceptional and unrea tion. (a) All requests from private in ing contracts or any rights accrued or sonable hardship on him may petition in dividuals, firms, or corporations and Fed payments made thereunder. writing (in triplicate) for relief to the eral or State agencies or departments for (c) întra-company transactions. The Director, setting forth all pertinent facts classified military information (except prohibitions or restrictions contained in and the nature of the relief sought. those requests defined under paragraphs this order with respect to deliveries shall, The Director may thereupon take such (b) and (c) of this section) are governed FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 1943 4231 by the provisions of AR 410-S.1 (R.S. 3, 52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) 4. That chicks from each of respond 161; 5 U.S.C. 22) [Par 14a, AR 380-5, [Cease and desist order, Erdley Hatch ent’s parent flocks are brooder tested September 28, 1942, as amended by C8, eries, et al., Docket 4696, March 27,19433 for health and livability, when such is February 24, 1943] not the fact. * * * • • § 3.6 (3) Advertising falsely or mis It is further ordered, That respondent [seal] J. A. U lio, leadingly—Government approval, con Montgomery Ward & Company, a cor Major General, nection or standards—In general: § 3.6 poration, and its officers, agents, repre The Adjutant General. (j 10)- Advertising falsely or mislead sentatives and employees, directly or ingly—History of product or offering. through any corporate or other device, [F. R. Doc. 43-5126; Filed, April 2, 1943; m connection with offer, etc., in com in connection with the offering for sale, 9:44 a. m.] merce of respondent’s baby chicks, and sale and distribution of respondent’s on the part of respondent Montgomery baby chicks in commerce, as “commerce” Ward & Co., its officers, etc., and among is defined in the Federal Trade Com other things, as in order set forth, rep mission Act, do forthwith cease and de TITLE 16-COMMERCIAL PRACTICES resenting, directly or by implication, sist from representing, directly or by im that respondent’s baby chicks are from plication; Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission flocks approved by the United States That respondent’s baby chicks are [Docket NO. 4696] Government, or that they are hatched from flocks approved' by the United in hatcheries approved by the United States Government, or that they are P art 8—D igest of Cease and Desist States Government, when such is not hatched in hatcheries approved by the Orders the fact; prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. United States Government, when such ERDLEY HATCHERIES, ET AL. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 Stat. 112; is not the fact. 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Cease and desist It is further ordered, That the re § 3.6 (a) Advertising falsely or mis order, Erdley Hatcheries, et al., Docket spondents shall within sixty (60) days leadingly—Business status, advantages 4696, March 27, 1943] after service upon them of this order, or connections of advertiser—Connec At a regular session of the Federal file with the Commission a report in tions or arrangements with others: § 3.6 Trade Commission, held at its office in writing setting forth in detail the man (j) Advertising falsely or misleadingly— the City of Washington, D. C., on the ner and form in which they have com Government approval, connection or 27th day of March, A. D., 1943. plied with this order. standards—In general. In connection By the Commission. with offer, etc., in commerce, of respond In the Matter of John F. Erdley, an ent’s baby chicks, and on the part of re Individual Trading as Erdley Hatch [seal] Otis B. Johnson, spondent Erdley, his agents, etc., and eries, and Montgomery Ward & Com Secretary. among other things, as in order set forth, pany, a Corporation [F. R. Doc. 43-5139; Filed, April 2, 1943; representing, directly or by implication, This proceeding having been heard by 11:30 a. m.] that respondent is a member of the Colo the Federal Trade Commission upon the rado Poultry Improvement Board, or is complaint of the Commission, the answer participating in the National Poultry Of respondent John F. Erdley (no answer Improvement Plan, when such is not the having been filed by respondent Mont TITLE 20—EMPLOYEES’ BENEFITS fact; prohibited. (Sec. 5,38 Stat. 719, as gomery Ward & Company), testimony amended by sec. 3,52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., and other evidence in support of and in Chapter I—United States Employees’ sec. 45b) [Cease and desist order, Erd opposition to the allegations of the com Compensation Commission ley Hatcheries, et al., Docket 4696, March plaint taken before a trial examiner of Sabchapter E—Extension of the Longshoremen's 27,1943] the Commission theretofore duly desig and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act to Per sons Engaged in Employment at Military, Air § 3.6 (a) Advertising falsely or mis nated by it, report of the trial examiner and Naval _ Bases, Upon Lands Occupied and leadingly—Business status, advantages upon the evidence, and brief in support Used for Military or Naval Purposes, or Under Public Works Contracts, Outside Continental or connections of advertiser—Govern of the complaint (no brief having been United States ment endorsement: §3.6 (j) Advertis filed by respondents and oral argument ing falsely or misleadingly—Government not having been requested); and the R evision of Subchapter approval, connection or standards—In Commission having made its findings as PART 51— GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE general: § 3.6 (j 10) Advertising falsely to the facts and its conclusion that the PROVISIONS or misleadingly—History of product or respondents have violated the provisions See. offering: § 3.6 (1) Advertising falsely of the Federal Trade Commission Act; 51.1 General administrative provisions. or misleadingly—Indorsements, approval It is ordered, That respondent John F. 51.2 Establishment of compensation dis and testimonials: § 3.6 (ee 5) Advertis Erdley, individually and trading as Erd tricts. ing falsely or misleadingly—Tests and in ley Hatcheries, or trading under any 61.3 Establishment of sub-offices; filing of vestigations: § 3.18 Claiming indorse other name, and his agents, representa reports, notices, claims, and other ments or testimonials falsely. In con tives and employees, directly or through papers. any corporate or other device, in connec 61.4 Prehearing conferences. nection with offer, etc., in commerce, of 51.5 Commutation of payments in cases of respondent’s baby chicks, and on the part tion with the offering for sale, sale and aliens and non-nationals of the of respondent Erdley, his agents, etc., distribution of respondent’s baby chicks United States. and among other things, as in order set In commerce, as “commerce” is defined in the Federal Trade Commission Act, Authority: §§ 51.1 to 51.5, inclusive, is forth, representing, directly or by impli sued under sec. 39 of the Longshoremen’s cation, (1) that respondent’s hatchery is do forthwith cease and desist from repre and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, 44 approved by the United States Govern senting, directly or by implication: Stat. 1442; 33 UJS.C. 939, as made applicable ment, or that respondent’s baby chicks 1. That respondent is a member of the to military, air and naval bases outside the are hatched from eggs produced by a Colorado Poultry Improvement Board, or United States by the Act of August 16, 1941, flock approved by tlie United States Gov is participating in the National Poultry Pub. Law 208, 77th Cong., as amended by ernment, when such is not the fact; (2) Improvement Plan, when such is not the the Act of December 2, 1942, Pub. Law 784, that respondent’s baby chicks are “check fact. 77th Cong. tested”, unless adequate check tests are 2. That respondent’s hatchery is ap § 51.1 General administrative provi in fact made; and (3) that chicks from proved by the United States Government, sions. (a) Except as herein modified, each of respondent’s parent flocks are or that respondent’s baby chicks are the regulations in Subchapter C of this brooder tested for health and livability, hatched from eggs produced by a flock chapter, governing the administration when such is not the fact; prohibited. approved by the United States Govern of the Longshoremen’s and Harbor (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. ment, when such is not the fact. Workers’ Compensation Act (44 Stat. 3. That respondent’s baby chicks are 1424 ; 33 U.S.C. Chapter 18), shall so far 1 Administrative regulations of the War De “check tested,” unless adequate check as not inapplicable govern the adminis partment relative to litigation. tests are in fact made. tration of Public Law No. 208, 77th Con- 4232 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 gress, approved August 16, 1941, as including but not limited to projects in and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act amended (42 U.S.C. 1651; 55 Stat. 622), connection with the war effort, dredging, is extended to include all land areas in extending the Longshoremen’s and Har harbor improvements, dams, roadways, the Pacific Ocean north of the 45th de bor Workers’ Compensation Act to per and housing, as well as preparatory and gree north latitude, Canada west of the sons engaged in employment at military, ancillary work in connection therewith 110th degree west longitude, and Alaska, air, and naval bases, upon lands occu at the site or on the project. A “con with headquarters at Seattle, Washing pied and used for military or naval pur tractor,” as used in the same reference, ton. poses, or under public works contracts, means any individual, partnership, cor (b) In the administration of such outside continental United States, and poration, or association, and includes any Act of August 16, 1941 (Public Law No. every person subject to, claiming benefits trustee, receiver, assignee, successor, or 208, 77th Congress), as amended, and as under, or acting under, the said Public personal representative thereof. administrative exigencies from time to Law, as amended, shall conform to the (d) The said Public Law, as amended, time require, the Commission by admin procedure prescribed in the Longshore does not apply in respect to the injury istrative order may establish areas out men’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensa or death of (1) an employee subject to side the United States (or change or tion Act and in the regulations under the provisions of the Act entitled “An modify any areas so established), Subchapter C and this subchapter. The Act to provide compensation for employ whether or not they are included within term “Commission” as used in this sub ees of the United States suffering inju an established compensation district, chapter means the United States Em ries while in the performance of their designating them as “jurisdictional ployees’ Compensation Commission. duties, and for other purposes”, approved areas”, and include such areas within (b) The said Public Law No. 208, as September 7, 1916 (39 Stat. 742; 5 U.S.C. the jurisdiction of any compensation dis amended, applies in respect to the in 751-793), as amended; (2) an employee trict, and the deputy commissioner jury or death of any employee engaged engaged in agriculture, domestic service, thereof, as established by paragraph (a) in any employment (1) at any military, or any employment that is casual and hereof, or as established by § 31.2 of the air, or naval base acquired after Janu not in the usual course of the trade, regulations in Subchapter C of this chap ary 1, 1940, by the United States from business, or profession of the employer; ter, for the administration of such Public any foreign government; or (2) upon or (3) a master or member of a crew Law by the deputy commissioner. any lands occupied or used by the United of any vessel. (Certain other exclusions States for military or naval purposes in with respect to any employee of a con § 51.3 Establishment of sub-offices: any Territory or possession outside the tractor, engaged exclusively in furnishing filing of reports, notices, claims, and continental United States (including materials or supplies, are referred to other papers, (a) As administrative Alaska; the Philippine Islands; the under (3) and (4), paragraph (b) of this exigencies from time to time require, the section.) Commission may by administrative order United States Naval Operating Base, establish within compensation districts Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; and the Canal §51.2 Establishment of compensa (or jurisdictional areas of such districts) Zone); or (3) upon any public work in tion districts, (a) Pursuant to the pro under said Act of August 16, 1941, as any Territory or possession outside the visions of section 39 (b) of the Long amended, a sub-office or sub-offices in continental United States (including shoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Com each such district (or area thereof), to Alaska; the Philippine Islands; the pensation Act (44 Stat. 1442; 33 U.S.C. be in charge of an assistant deputy com United States Naval Operating Base, 939 (b)) and section 3 (a) of said Act missioner, claims examiner or other Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; and the Canal of August 16, 1941 (Public Law 208, 77th designated person, who shall be under Zone), if the employee is engaged in em Congress), as amended, the Commission the administrative supervision of the ployment at such place under the con hereby establishes the following com deputy commissioner for the particular tract of a contractor (or any subcon pensation districts and extends the fol compensation district. tractor or subordinate contractor with lowing existing compensation districts respect to the contract of such con (b) Where a sub-office or sub-offices established under the regulations in have been established by the Commission tractor) with the United States (but ex § 31.2, Subchapter C, of this chapter: cluding any employee of such contractor pursuant to this section, report by the (1) Caribbean District. This district employer of injury or death, notice of in or subcontractor who is engaged exclu comprises the West Indies, Central and sively in furnishing materials or supplies jury or death, claim for compensation, South America, and the Canal Zone, with and application for review of a compen under his contract); or (4) under a con headquarters at San Juan, Puerto Rico. tract entered into with the United States sation case as required, respectively, (2) Pacific District. This district under §§ 31.3, 31.4, 31.5 and 31.15 of 'thé or any executive department, independ comprises all land areas in the Pacific regulations in Subchapter C of this chap ent establishment, or agency thereof (in Ocean south of the 45th degree north cluding any corporate instrumentality of ter, together with all correspondence and latitude, with headquarters at Honolulu, supplementary or other reports relative the United States), or any subcontract or T. H. subordinate contract with respect to such thereto, in a case arising within the (3) Foreign District. This district area served by such sub-office, may be contract, where such contract is to be comprises the areas outside continental performed outside the continental United filed at the sub-office of the deputy com United States not included in any com missioner for such place. Reports in States and at places not within the areas pensation district herein established, above described under (1), (2) and (3), with headquarters at New York, N. Y. cases arising at other places within a for the purpose of engaging in public (4) District No. 1. This district as compensation district or jurisdictional work (but excluding any employee of established under the Longshoremen’s area of such district may be filed with the such contractor or subcontractor who and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act deputy commissioner in charge thereof, is engaged exclusively in furnishing ma is extended to include Canada east of at his headquarters. terials or supplies under his contract). the 75th degree west longitude, New (c) The files in individual cases arising Such Public Law, as amended, applies foundland and Greenland, with head within the area served by any such sub- with respect to injuries occurring during quarters at Boston, Massachusetts. office of the deputy commissioner shall employment at such places, irrespective (5) District No. 2. This district as remain at the sub-office until the case is of the place where the injury or death established under the Longshoremen’s closed, final action is taken, or the em occurs, and includes any injury or death and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act ployee is transferred, after which they occurring to any such employee during is extended to include Bermuda, with shall be sent to the headquarters of transportation to or from his place of headquarters at New York, N. Y. the deputy commissioner. All applica employment, where the employer or the (6) District No. 10. This district as tions pertaining to benefits and other United States provides the transporta established under the Longshoremen’s moving papers may be filed in such sub tion or the cost thereof. and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act office, if the case is pending in such sub (c) The term “public work” as used is extended to include Canada west of office, unless otherwise directed by the in (3) and (4), paragraph (b) of this the 75th degree and east of the 110th deputy commissioners. (Sec. 19 (a) , 44 section means any fixed improvement degree west longitude, with headquarters Stat. 1435; 33 U.S.C. 919 (a)) or any project involving construction, at Chicago, Illinois. § 51.4 Prehearing conferences, (a) alteration, removal, or repair for public (7) District No. 14. This district as In order to expedite and simplify formal use of the United States or its Allies, established under the Longshoremen’s administrative proceedings, in all cases FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4233 in which there are issues of fact or law, United States. Applications under sec places, being Public Law No. 208 of the 77th and, whenever practicable, no formal tion 2 (b) of the said Act of August 16, Congress, approved August 16, 1941, and all hearings will be set until after prehear 1941, as amended, for commutation of laws amendatory thereof or supplementary ing conferences. Such conferences may thereto which may be or become effective future installments of compensation while this policy is in force. be held by the deputy commissioner, as payable to aliens and non-nationals of The Company will carry out the provisions sistant deputy commissioner, a claims the United States, not residents of the of section 35 of said Act. Insolvency or examiner or other person designated for United States or Canada, shall be made bankruptcy of the employer and/or discharge such purpose by the deputy commis to the deputy commissioner, who shall therein shall not relieve the Company from sioner or the assistant deputy commis in turn transmit such applications payment of compensation and other benefits sioner. promptly to the Commission. Such com lawfully due for disability or death sustained (b) The purposes of such prehearing mutation shall be made as of the date by an employee during the life of the policy. The Company agrees to abide by all the conferences are (1) amicably to dispose such application is received by the office provisions of this Act and all lawful rules, of controversies wherever possible; (2) of the deputy commissioner, whether regulations, orders, and decisions of the to narrow issues; and (3) to simplify addressed to him at his headquarters or United States Employees’ Compensation the subsequent methods of proof. at a sub-office within his district, or such Commission and of the deputy commissioner^/ (c) Prehearing conferences may be set later date as the application may show to having jurisdiction, unless and until set upon ten days’ notice to the parties in be proper. No such commutation shall aside, modified, or reversed by a court having interest (or a longer period if the cir be made except upon the basis of a com Jurisdiction of the parties and the subject cumstances require, or shorter period if pensation order fixing the right of the matter. agreed upon bylhe partiesU They shall beneficiary to compensation. This endorsement shall not be canceled prior to the date specified in this policy for be kept characteristically informal, and PART 52— AUTHORIZATION OF INSURANCE its expiration until at least thirty days have shall not be stenographically reported. elapsed after a nbtlce of cancelation has It shall be the duty of the deputy com been sent to the Commission, to the Deputy missioner, assistant deputy commis 52.1 Applicants currently authorized to Commissioner, and to this employer. sioner, claim examiner or other person write insurance under other Federal All terms, conditions, requirements, and in charge of the conference to guide the workmen’s compensation laws. obligations expressed in this policy or in discussion toward the achievement of 52.2 Workmen’s compensation endorse any other endorsement attached thefeto the purposes of such conference, giving ment. which are not inconsistent with or inappli the parties the benefit of his specialized 52.3 Report by carrier of issuance of policy cable to the provisions of this endorsement or endorsement; form. are hereby made a part of this endorsement knowledge and experience. as fully and completely as if wholly written (d) At the termination of such con 52.4 Report; by whom sent. 62.5 Agreement to be bound by card report. herein. ferences the person in charge thereof 62.6 Report by employer operating tempo References to the law of any State in Con shall prepare stipulations, for the signa rarily in another compensation dis ditions B and D of this policy are hereby de tures of the parties, covering agreements trict. clared to Include for the purpose of this en as to all or part of the facts, admissions, 52.7 Name of one employer only shaU be dorsement only, the provisions of the Long narrowing of issues, or simplification of reported on one card. shoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compen sation Act and the said Act of Congress ap methods of proof. Such stipulations Au t h o b it y : §§ 52.1 to 52.7, inclusive, Is proved August 16, 1941 (Public Law No. 208, when signed by the parties in interest sued under sec. 39 of the Longshoremen’s 77th Congress), as amended. shall be made and become part of the and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, 44 formal record of the case. Where stipu Stat. 1442; 33 U.S.C. 939, as made applicable (b) The following paragraphs may at lations relate to evidence to be used at to military, air, and naval bases outside the the option of the insurer be included in a later formal hearing, such evidence United States by the Act of August 16, 1941, the form of endorsement which is pro Pub. Law 208, 77th Cong., as amended by the may then be received as such evidence Act of December 2, 1942, Pub. Law 784, 77th vided above. No other provision, altera and appropriately identified by marking Cong. tion of any prescribed provision, or alter such evidence, respectively, as claimant's ation of any optional provision shall be or respondents’ exhibits, consecutively § 52.1 Applicants currently author made or used in any such endorsement numbered in each respect. At the ter ized to write insurance under other Fed except after submission to the Com m is, mination of such a conference, the per eral workmen’s compensation laws. Any sion and its specific approval thereof. applicant currently authorized by the son in charge thereof shall prepare for If this employer is a contractor the subject the file in the case a memorandum set Commission to write insurance under of whose contract includes operations cov ting forth the purpose for which the the Longshoremen’s and Harbor Work ered by this policy and he shall sub-contract conference was held, the matters dis ers’ Compensation Act (44 Stat. 1424; all or any part of such contract to one or cussed and the results achieved. Should 33 U.S.C. Chapter 18) or under the Dis more sub-contractors, the remuneration of a conference terminate without complete trict of Columbia workmen’s compensa all the direct employees of all such sub-con achievement of the purpose thereof, and tion law (45 Stat. 600; 19 D.C. Code, 11, tractors shall be included in the return of the remaining issue or issues be of such 12) need not support its application with remuneration under the provisions of this the evidence required by the regulations policy upon which premium is computed. character as not to present a difficult Such remuneration so reported shall be con basis for adjustment by amicable agree in Part 32, Subchapter C of this chapter, sidered the remuneration of employees of ment of the interested parties, the per except the form of policy and endorse this employer and shall in all Instances be son in charge, after review of the record ment which it proposes to use, unless governed by the same terms, conditions, re of the case, may by letter addressed to specifically requested by the Commis quirements, and obligations of the policy as the parties in interest make his recom sion, but instead its application may the remuneration of the direct employees of mendation to dispose of the matter in refer to the fact that it has been so this employer. The requirements of this controversy, setting a date for reply authorized. paragraph shall not apply as respects any such sub-contractor who has secured com thereto. Every such letter should advise § 52.2 Workmen’s compensation en pensation for his direct employees as re the interested parties that the purpose dorsement. (a) The following form of quired by the Longshoremen's and Harbor thereof is to recommend a basis for endorsement applicable to the standard Workers’ Compensation Act, but this em agreement, upon such issue or issues, as workmen’s compensation and employers’ ployer shall not claim the benefit of this appears from review of the information liability policy shall be used with the exemption unless and until he shall satisfy contained in. the current record of the form of policy approved by the Commis the company by certificate or otherwise that case, and that such recommendation is sion for use by an authorized carrier: any such sub-contractor has legally secured not a “decision” in the case and will not the payment of compensation to his own For attachment to Policy N o.______direct employees and then only respecting affect or prejudice the rights of any The obligations of paragraph one (a) of any sub-contractor who has furnished such party, or the further adjustment of the the Policy include the Longshoremen’s and proof. case, should the recommendation not be Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, being If the premium as determined in accord accepted by such parties and a later Public Law No. 803 of the 69th Congress, ance with the provisions of the policy is less hearing be found necessary. (Sec. 23 approved March 4, 1927, as extended by the than $300, there shall be added thereto an (b), 44 Stat. 1437; 33 U.S.C. 923 0») provisions of the Act of Congress providing expense constant of $10, unless such addi compensation for disability or death resulting tion shall increase the premium to an § 51.5 Commutation of payments in from injury to persons employed at military, amount in excess of $300, in which event cases of aliens and non-nationals of the air, and naval bases and at certain other only such part of the expense constant shall No. 66----- 2 4234 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 be added as will bring the amount of the the names and addresses of the employ mit to the deputy commissioner of such premium up to $800. Inclusion of the ex ers, with the names of their respective latter district a report on the card form pense constant or any part thereof in the carriers, the policy numbers and the prescribed by § 52.3, containing the ad estimated advance premium is subject to dress of the employer in the first men final adjustment upon audit, all in accord dates of beginning and expiration of the ance with the provisions hereof. The mini policies. Similar current lists of can tioned district with the additional no mum premium of the policy includes the celations shall also be furnished to tation “No present address in------expense constant. sub-offices. compensation district. Certificate re quested when address given.” $c) In applying the regulations in § 52.5 Agreement to be bound by card Part 32 Subchapter C of this chapter as reports, (a) Except as provided in this § 52.7 Name of one employer only the regulations issued under this sub section, each employer shall present to shall be reported on one card. A sepa chapter, all references to the Longshore the deputy commissioner in the com rate report of the issuance of a policy men’s endorsement shall be construed pensation district in which he has op and endorsement, provided for by § 52.3, as having reference to the workmen’s erations, the policy which he has pro shall be made for each^mployer covered compensation endorsement prescribed cured in compliance with section 32 of by a policy. If a policy is issued insur herein. the Longshoremen’s and Harbor Work ing more than one employer, a separate ers’ Compensation Act (44 Stat. 1439; card report for each employer so cov § 52.3 Report by carrier of issuance of 33 U.S.C. 932), as extended by the Act ered shall be sent to the deputy com policy or endorsement; form, (a) A car of August 16,1941, as amended, covering missioner concerned, with the name of rier which has executed the agreement his operations in such district. Any car only one employer on each such report. provided for in § 52.5 shall report to the rier desiring to do so may make Such Unless a c&rd report is received by the deputy commissioner assigned to a com presentation of such policy unnecessary deputy commissioner for a compensation pensation district each policy and en in any particular case by transmitting district, the deputy commissioner shall dorsement issued by it to an employer to the Commission an agreement signed regard an employer as an uninsured em who carries on operations in such com by its President and Secretary (or other ployer in the particular compensation pensation district. The report shall be authorized officers in cases of foreign or district (except in cases where such em made upon a printed card to be provided mutual companies or State funds), in ployer is a duly authorized self-insurer, by such carrier./ Such card shall be 50 the following form, and making reports, or the employer himself has presented percent rag, light yellow, light weight, accordingly, of thé issuance of a policy a policy for inspection by the deputy and 3 by 5 inches. The printing thereon in such particular case: commissioner). shall be as follows: T h e ______Insurance Company PART 53—AUTHORIZATION OP SELF-INSURERS Employer______-,------hereby agrees, in consideration of the ac Address__------ceptance by the United States Employees’ Sec. Compensation Commission and its dfeputy 63.J Authorization of self-insurers. Policy No. Dates of beginning and expiration 53.2 Reports required of self-insurers; ex commissioners of reports of issue of approved amination of accounts of self-insurer. Report is made of the issue of approved form of policy, and endorsement under the A u t h o r i t y : §§53.1 and 53.2 issued under form of policy and endorsement under Long Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Com shoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensa pensation Act as extended to military, air sec. 39 of the Longshoremen’s and Harbor tion Act, as extended to military, air and and naval bases and other places by the Act Workers’ Compensation Act, 44 Stat. 1442; 33 of August 16, 1941 (Public Law 208, 77th U.S.C. 939 as made applicable to military, air, naval bases and other places by the Act of and naval bases outside the United States by August 16, 1941, as amended. Congress), as amended, in the form pre ______Insurance Company scribed by the Commission in § 52.3 of its the Act of August 16,1941, Pub. Law 208 77th regulations, that it will be liable, and hereby Cong, as amended by the Act of December 2, . By ------—------1942, Pub. Law 784, 77th Cong. Cancellation------accepts the full liability expressed in the Effective date Date notice received approved form of endorsement, under said § 53.1 Authorization of self-insurers. by deputy law in all cases in which it has heretofore The provisions of the regulations in Part This card shall be sent to the Deputy Com and may hereafter use the prescribed form 33, Subchapter C of this chapter, shall missioner of the United States Employees’ of report to deputy commissioners and trans govern the authorization-of the self-in Compensation Commission for the compen mit the same to the proper deputy commis sation district indicated by the Employer’s sioner; the sending of such report of issue surance privilege under the said Act of address. of policy to the deputy commissioner shall August 16, 1941, as amended. An appli be accepted by the Commission and its deputy cation shall contain (a) a statement of (b) Each such carrier will print its commissioners as conclusive evidence (1) of the amount of the employer’s pay roll of name at the place indicated. The note the issuance of a policy to the employer 'employees, within the purview of such at the bottom designating the place to named in such report under the Act of Au Act, for the preceding 12 months; (b) a which the card shall be sent should be in gust 16, 1941, as amended, in approved form statement by classifications of the aver small type, about 6 point, and if desired and having attached an approved form or endorsement under applicable regulations of age number of employees engaged in em this designation may be printed on the the Commission, and (2) of the effectiveness ployments within the purview of said law back of the card. The space below the of such policy during the period as stated for the preceding 12 months; (c) a state word “employer” should be sufficient to in such report; and it further agrees that ment of the number of injuries to such allow two additional lines of typewriting such liability shall not be terminated prior employees resulting in disability of more and space should be left to allow two ad to the expiration of the policy, except in than 7 days duration, or in death, during ditional lines for typing below the word •case of cancelation, and then at the time each of 3 years next preceding the date “address”. The word “employer” should and in the manner which is prescribed in of the application; (d) an itemized state be about % of an inch from the top mar said law, in the regulations of said Com mission, and in the endorsement referred to. ment of the assets and liabilities of the gin. The line for cancellation date will employer, and current profit and loss be filled in only by the office of the (b) An insurance carrier desiring to statement; (e) a description of the safety deputy commissioner. withdraw from such agreement may do organization maintained by the employer § 52.4 Report; by whom sent. The so upon giving 30 days notice to the for the prevention of injuries at his report of issuance of a policy and en Commission by registered mail. places of work; (f) a description of the dorsement provided for in § 52.3 shall be § 52.6 Report by employer operating facilities maintained or the arrange sent by the home office of the carrier to temporarily in another compensation dis ments made for the medical and hospital the deputy commissioner at his head trict. • Where an employer having opera care of injured employees; (g) a state quarters, except that any carrier may tions in one compensation district (or ment describing any excess loss insurance authorize its agency or agencies in any jurisdictional area of such district) con or stop-loss insurance arrangement made compensation district to make such re templates engaging in work subject to by the employer, giving the name of the ports to the deputy commissioner, pro carrier, with full details of any such ex vided the carrier shall notify the deputy the said Act of August 16, 1941, as cess loss coverage; and (h) a statement commissioner in such district of the amended, in another compensation dis describing the plan adopted by the em agent or agencies so duly authorized. trict, a carrier which has executed the ployer to set aside a reserve fund for the The deputy commissioner in turn shall agreement provided for by § 52.5, and payment of workmen’s compensation supply to his sub-offices current lists desires to report coverage as to work per benefits (and loss adjustment expenses) showing the policies so reported, giving formed in such other district, may sub- under said law. The Commission in its FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April f, 1943 4235 discretion may require the applicant to military, air, and naval bases outside the report until he receives from the insured submit such further information or such United States by the Act of August 16, 1941, employer named therein a request for a evidence as the Commission may deem Pub. Law 208, 77th Cong., as amended by the Act of December 2, 1942, Pub. Law 784, certificate of compliance, giving the ad necessary to have in order to enable it to 77th Cong. dress of the employer within the com give adequate consideration to such ap pensation district of such deputy com plication. Such application shall be § 54.1 Issue of certificates of compli missioner. Upon receipt of such a re signed by the applicant over his type ance. (a) Every employer who has se quest the deputy commissioner will send written name and if the applicant is not cured the payment of compensation by the proper certificate of compliance to an individual, by the principal officer of obtaining a policy of insurance as pro such employer at such address. the applicant duly authorized to make vided by section 32 of the Longshore such application, over his typewritten men’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensa § 54.3 Return of certificates of com name and official designation, and shall tion Act (44 Stat. 1439; 33 U.S.C. 939) pliance. Upon the termination by ex be sworn to by him. If the applicant is a and by Part 52 of the Regulations in this- piration, cancelation or otherwise, of a corporation, the corporate seal shall be subchapter will receive from the deputy policy of insurance issued under the pro affixed. The application shall be filed commissioner in the compensation dis visions of said Act of August 16, 1941, as with the Commission. The regulations trict in which he has operations (or for amended, and the regulations in this in this part shall be binding upon each the jurisdictional area of such compen subchapter, or the revocation or termi applicant hereunder and the applicant’s sation district)^ and to whom such in nation of the privilege of self-insurance consent to be bound by all requirements surance has been reported, a certificate granted by the Commission, all certifi of the said regulations shall be deemed to that such employer has secured the pay cates of compliance issued on the basis of be included in and a part of the applica ment of such compensation. Only one such insurance or self-insurance shall tion, as fully as though written therein. be void and shall be returned by the such certificate will be issued to an em employer to the deputy commissioner is § 53.2 Reports required of self- ployer in a compensation district, and it suing them with a statement of the rea insurers; examination of accounts of will be valid only during the period for son for such return. An employer, hold self-insurer, (a) At such times as the which such employer has secured such ing a certificate of compliance under an Commission may1 require or prescribe, payment. An employer so desiring may insurance policy which has currently ex each self-insurer shall submit such of have photostatic copies (or other fac pired, pending the renewal of such in the following reports as may be re simile copies) of such a certificate made surance need not return such certificate quested: for use in different places within the of compliance if such expired insurance (1) A sworn itemized statement of the compensation district or jurisdictional is promptly replaced. An employer who self-insurer’s assets and liabilities (or a area thereof. A certificate of compli has secured renewal of insurance upon balance sheet), and current profit and ance will be issued by the deputy commis the expiration of a policy under said Act loss statement. sioner to any employer having operations or whose self-insurance thereunder is (2) A sworn statement showing by in his district (a) upon receipt by the reauthorized without a break in the classifications the pay roll of employees deputy commissioner and acceptance by continuity thereof need not return an of the self-insurer who are engaged in him of a card report of the issuance of a expired certificate of compliance. employments within the purview of the policy to the employer concerned, as pro Amendment to regulations issued Sep said Act of August 16, 1941, as amended. vided by §52.3, by an authorized insur tember 12, 1941. (3) A sworn statement of payments ance carrier which has^ filed an agree of compensation in current cases during ment to be bound by such card report in J ewell W. Swofford, any specified quarter, showing the nature conformity with § 52.5, or (b) upon pre Chairman. of injury in each case. sentation to the deputy commissioner by Jno. J. Keegan, (4) A sworn statement covering the the employer concerned (and not by an Commissioner. Albert H. Ladner, Jr., 6 months’ period preceding the date of insurance carrier, insurance agent, or Commissioner. such report, listing by compensation dis broker) of the applicable policy of in tricts all death and injury cases which surance, and endorsement thereon, is [P. R. Doc. 43-5127; Piled, April 2, 1943; have occurred during such period, to sued to the employer in conformity with 9:47 a. m.) gether with a report of the status of Part 52 by an authorized insurance car all outstanding claims, showing the rier which has not filed the agreement particulars of each case. provided for by § 52.5. (b) ^Whenever it deems it to be neces (b) Every employer who has been sary, the Commission may inspect or granted the privilege of self-insurance as TITLE 31—MONEY AND FINANCE: examine the books of account, records, provided by section 32 of the Longshore TREASURY and other papers of a self-insurer for men’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensa Chapter I—Monetary Offices the purpose of verifying any financial tion Act and by Part 53 of the regula statement submitted to the Commission tions in this subchapter will receive from, [1943 Dept. Circ. 1] by such self-insurer or verifying any in the deputy commissioner a certificate Part 129—Values of Foreign Moneys formation furnished to the Commission that he has complied with the said law in any report required by this section, with respect to the securing of the pay April 1, 1943. or any other section of the regulations ment of compensation. Only one such Section 129.6 Calendar^ year 1943 is in this subchapter, and such self-insurer certificate will be issued to an employer amended by the addition of the following shall permit the Commission or its duly by a deputy commissioner in a compen paragraph: authorized representative to make such sation district and it will be valid only (b) Quarter beginning April 1, 1943. an inspection or examination as the during the period stated in such certifi Pursuant to section 522, title IV, of the Commission shall require. In lieu of this cate. Tariff Act of 1930, reenacting section 25 requirement the Commission may in its (c) Two forms of such certificates of the act of August 27,1894, as amended, discretion accept an adequate report of have been provided by the Commission, the following estimates by the Director a certified public accountant. one form Tor use where the employer of the Mint of the values of foreign PART 54— ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES OF has obtained insurance generally under monetary units are hereby proclaimed COMPLIANCE the regulations in this subchapter and to be the values of such units in terms Sec. one for use where the employer has been of the money of account of the United 54.1 Issue of certificates of compliance. authorized as a self-insurer. States that are to be followed in esti 54.2 Same; employer operating temporarily mating the value of all foreign merchan in another compensation district. § 54.2 Same; employer operating dise exported to the United States during 54.3 Return of certificates of compliance. temporarily in another compensation the quarter beginning April 1, 1943, ex a u t h o r it y : §§ 54.1 to 54.3, inclusive, is district. A deputy commissioner re pressed in any such foreign monetary sued under sec. 39 of the Longshoremen’s and ceiving a card report of the issue of a units: Provided, however, That if no such Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, 44 Stat. policy of insurance, with the notation value has been proclaimed, or if the 1442; 33 U.S.C. 939, as made applicable to authorized by § 52.6 will file such card value so proclaimed varies by 5 per 4236 centum or more from a value measured suant to the provisions of section 522, VALUES OF FOREIGN MONETARY UNITS—Continued by the buying rate in the New York mar title IV, of the Tariff Act of 1930. [At par as regards gold units; nongold units have no fixed par with gold] ket at noon on the day of exportation, (Sec. 25, 28 Stat. 552; sec. 403, 42 Stat. conversion shall be made at a value 17; sec. 522, 42 Stat. 974; sec. 522, 46 Value in terms Remarks measured by such buying rate, as deter Stat. 739; 31 U.S.C. 372) Country Monetary unit ofU .S. mined and certified by the Federal Re money serve Bank of New York and published • [seal] D. W. B ell, by the Secretary of the Treasury pur Acting Secretary of the Treasury. .2961 Exchange control established July 17,1931. .6180 Obligation to sell gold at legal monetary par suspended Sept. 21, VALUES OF FOREIGN MONETARY UNITS 1931. Piaster pegged to French franc at the rate of 1 piaster=10 French |At par as regards gold units; nongold units have no fixed par with gold] francs; conversion of notes into gold suspended Oct. 2, 1936. Ireland______Pound______8.2397 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 21,1931. .0526 New gold content of 46.77 milligrams of fine gold per lira estab Value lished by monetary law of Oct. 5,1936. in terms Yen...... 8440 Embargo on gold exports Dec. 13,1931. Country Monetary unit of U. S. Remarks Currency pegged to sterling Sept. 28, 1936, at 2,522 lati=£l00; money on Sept. 13, 1939, a law was passed providing that if the pound sterling should depreciate by more than 5 percent with respect to the United States dollar, or the Swedish krona, the Bank of REGISTER, FEDERAL Argentine Republic... Peso______$1. 6335 Given valuation is of gold peso. Paper nominally convertible Latvia shall take steps to keep the rate of exchange of the lat at 44% of face value. Conversion suspended Dec. 16, 1929. stable by basing it on gold or some other mionetAry unit. 8.2397 Control of gold stocks and exports authorized Dec. 17, 1929. 1.6931 British money is principal circulating medium. .1695 By decree of Mar. 31, 1936. One belga equals 5 Belgian francs. .1693 Free export of gold suspended Oct. 1,1935. The Anglo-Belgian financial agreement of June 7, 1940, fixed Decree of Aug. 28, 1936, left the monetary unit, the peso, to be the rate of exchange of the Belgian franc and the franc of the later defined by law. Belgian Congo at 176.625 francs for £1 sterling. Netherlands and col- Guilder (florin). .6806 Suspension of convertibility of notes into gold and restrictions Bolivia...... 6180 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 23.1931. onies. placed on free gold exports—Sept. 26, 1936; gold export pro Brazil.. ___ ...j. . .0606 Based upon official rate for cruzeiro in terms of the dollar as an hibition repealed by decree June 28, 1938; prohibition restored (Milreis) nounced by the Bank of Brazil. Conversion of Stabilization- by act of Nov. 25, 1938. The Anglo-Netherlands financial Office notes into gold suspended Nov. 22, 1930. Under decree agreement of June 14, 1940, established the official rate of ex law of October 6,1942, the cruzeiro became the unit of currency, change between the Netherlands Indies guilder and the pound replacing the milreis. sterling at 7.60 guilders for £1 sterling. By act of Sept. 20, 1. 6931 Conversion of notes suspended. » 1940, the Netherlands Indies Voeksraad decided, subject to .0122 Exchange control established Oct. 15,1931. later ratification by law, that the Java Bank shall fix the value 1.6931 Embargo on export of gold, Oct. 19,1931; redemption of Dominion of its stocks of gold coin and bullion at FI. 2.121 per kilogram notes in gold suspended Apr. 10, 1933. fine. Chile...... 2060 Given valuation is of gold peso. Gold pesos are received for 1.6931 Newfoundland and Canadian notes legal tender. conversion at the rate of 4 paper pesos for one gold peso. Con Pound______8.2397 Conversion of notes into gold suspended and export of gold re version of notes suspended July 30,1931. stricted, Aug. 5,1914; exchange regulations Dec. 1931. Silver standard abandoned by decree of Nov. 3,1935; bank notes 1.6933 Embargo on gold exports Nov. 13,1931. Saturday made legal tender under Currency Board control; exchange .4537 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 29,1931. rate for British currency primarily fixed at about 1 s. 2}^ d., 1.0000 U. S, money is principal circulating medium. or about 29}4ft U. S., per yuan. Paraguay______Peso (Argentine). 1.6335 Paraguayan paper currency is used; exchange control established Treasury notes and notes of the three banks of issue made legal June 28, 1932. . tender by silver nationalization ordinance of Dec. 5, 1935; .0824 Obligation to pay out gold deferred Mar. 13,1932; exchange con exchange fund created to control exchange rate. trol established Mar. 1, 1936.

.5714 Obligation to sell gold suspended Sept. 24, 1931. New gold Sol...... 4740 Conversion of notes into gold suspended May 18, 1932. , content of .56424 grams of gold o fine established by mone Philippine Islands___ Peso______.5000 By act approved Mar. 16,1935. 1943 3, April tary law of Nov. 19, 1938, effective Nov. 30, 1938. .1899 Exchange control established Apr. 27,1936. Colon...... 7879 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 18,1914; exchange Escudo______.0749 Gold exchange standard suspended Dec. 31,1931. control established Jan. 16,1932. L eu.______.0101 Exchange control established May 18,1932. 1.0000 By law of M ay 25. 1934. Colon______.8466 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Oct. 7,1991. .4537 Conversion of notes ihto gold suspended Sept. 29, 1931., Straits Settlements___ D ollar..*___ ... .9613 British pound sterling and Straits dollar M id half dollar legal Dominican Republic.. Dollar______1.6931 U. S. money is principal circulating medium. tender. .3386 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Feb. 9,1932. .4537 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 29,1931. Egypt------Pound (100 pi- 8.3692 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Sept. 21,1931. Order of Federal Council enacted Sept. 27, 1936, instructed the asters) Swiss National Bank to maintain the gold parity of the franc at .4537 Conversion of notes into gold suspended June 28,1933. a value ranging between 190 and 215 milligrams of fine gold. .0426 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Oct. 12,1931. Thailand (Siam)_____ Baht (Tieal)___ .7491 Conversion of notes into gold suspended May 11,1932. Provisions of monetary law of Oct.. 1, 1936, providing for gold' .0744 100 piasters equal to the Turkish £; conversion of notes into gold content of franc, susperseded by decree of June 30,1937, which suspended 1916; exchange control established Feb. 26,1930. stated that the gold-content of the franc shall be fixed ultimately Union of South Africa. Pound...... 8.2397 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Dec. 28,1932. by a decree adopted by the Council of Ministers. Until Union of Soviet Re- Chervonetz____ 8.7123 issuance of such decree a stabilization fund shall regulate the publics. relationship between the frafic and foreign currencies. Peso______.6583 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Aug. 2, 1914; exchange Reichsmark____ .4033 Exchange control established July 13,1931.,- control established Sept. 7, 1931. New gold content of .585018 Great B rita in ....____ Pound Sterling.. 8.2397 Obligation to sell gold at legal monetary par suspended Sept. 21, grams of pure gold per peso established by monetary law of 1931. Jan. 12,1938. .0220 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Apr. 26, 1932. Venezuela______Bolivar______.3267 Exchange control established Dec. 12,1936. Guatemala__ ... ____ Quetzal.....___ 1.6931 Conversion of notes into gold suspended Mar. 6, 1933. Yugoslavia______Dinar______.0298 Exchange control established Oct. 7,1931. Haiti______...... 2000 National bank notes redeemable on demand in U. S. dollars. H onduras...... Lempira______.8466 Gold exports prohibited Mar. 27,1931; lempira circulates as equiv alent of half of U. S. dollar. [F. R. Doc. 43-5010; Filed, April 1,1943; 9:53 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4237

Part 130—Regulations R elating to Class IV-E, may be assigned to said camp Camp Operations Division of National Transactions in F oreign Exchange, in lieu of their induction for military Selective Service Headquarters. ransfers of redit ayments and T C , P , service. Lewis B. Hershey, the Export or Withdrawal of Coin, The work to be undertaken by the men Director. Bullion and Currency; and to Re assigned to Civilian Public Service Camp March 27, 1943. ports of F oreign Property Interests No. 94 will consist of land development in the United S tates and the construction of irrigation and [F. R. Doc. 43-5074; Filed, April 1, 1943; drainage facilities, and shall be under 4:22 p. m.] special blocked property the technical direction of the Farm Se Revocation of Special Regulation No. 1 curity Administration of the United (7 F.R. 2184), Relating to Transactions States Department of Agriculture insofar [Order No. 96] in Special Blocked Property.* as concerns the planning and direction Special Regulation No. 1, Relating to of the work program. The camp, inso R ochester State Hospital Project, Transactions in Special Blocked Prop far as camp management is concerned, Minnesota erty, as therein described, heretofore will be under the direction of approved ESTABLISHMENT FOR CONSCIENTIOUS prescribed by the Federal Reserve Bank representatives of the National Service OBJECTORS of San Francisco, as Fiscal Agent of the Board for Religious Objectors. Men I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selec United States, by virtue of the authority shall be assigned to and retained in tive Service, in accordance with the pro vested in such bank pursuant to section camp in accordance with the provisions visions of Section 5 (g) of the Selective 5 (b) of the Trading with the Enemy of the Selective Training and Service Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 Act, as amended by the First War Pow Act of 1940 and regulations and orders Stat. 885) and pursuant to authorization ers Act, and other authority vested in promulgated thereunder. Administra and direction contained in Executive Or such bank, is hereby revoked. tive and directive control shall be under der No. 8675 dated February 6, 1941, (Sec. 5 (b), 40 Stat. 415 and 966; sec. 2, the Selective Service System through hereby designate the Rochester State 48 Stat. 1; 54 Stat. 179; Pub. Law 354, the Camp Operations Division of Na Hospital Project to be work of national 77th Cong.; E.O. 8389, April 10, 1940 as tional Selective Service Headquarters. importance, to be known as Civilian amended by E. O. 8785, June 14, 1941, Lewis B. Hershey, Public Service Camp No. 96. Said proj E.O. 8832-, July 26, 1941, E.O. 8963, Dec. 9, Director. ect, located at Rochester, Olmsted 1941, E.O. 8998, Dec. 26, 1941, E.O. 9066, March 27, 1943. County, Minnesota, will be the base of Feb. 19, 1942, E.O. 9095, Mar. 11, 1942) [F. R. Doc. 43-5073; Filed,- April 1, 1943; operations for work at the Rochester Made at San Francisco, California, 4:22 p. m.] State Hospital, and registrants under the this 16th day of March 1943. Selective Training and Service Act of Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran 1940, who have been classified by their cisco (Fiscal Agent of the United [Order No. 95] local boards as conscientious objectors States). to both combatant and noncombatant Buckley P roject, Washington military service and have been placed in [seal] William A. Day, Class IV-E, may be assigned to said proj President. ESTABLISHMENT FOR CONSCIENTIOUS ect in lieu of their induction for military Confirmed: OBJECTORS service. Randolph Paul, I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selec Men assigned to said Rochester State - Acting Secretary of the Treasury. tive Service, in accordance with the pro Hospital Project will be engaged in cler visions of Section 5 (g) of the Selective [F. R. Doc. 43-5072; Filed, April 1, 1943; ical work, as attendants, waiters, farm 3:53 p. m.] Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 hands, etc., and shall be under the di Stat. 885) and pursuant to authorization rection of the Superintendent, Rochester and direction contained in Executive State Hospital, as well as will be the Order No. 8675 dated February 6, 1941, project management. Men shall be as TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE hereby designate the Buckley Project to signed to and retained in camp in ac be work of national importance, to be cordance with the provisions of the Se Chapter VI—Selective Service System known as Civilian Public Service Camp lective Training and Service Act of 1940 No. 95. Said project, located at Buck- and regulations and orders promulgated [Order No. 94] ley, Pierce County, Washington, will be thereunder, as well as the regulations of Trenton P roject, North D akota the base of operations for work at the the Rochester State Hospital. Admin Western State Custodial School, an in istrative and directive control shall be ESTABLISHMENT FOR CONSCIENTIOUS stitution under the State mental hospital under the Selective Service System OBJECTORS system of Washington, and registrants through the Camp Operations Division I, Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selecunder the Selective Training and Service of National Selective Service Headquar tive Service, in accordance with the pro Act of 1940, who have been classified by ters. visions of Section 5 (g) of the Selective their local boards as conscientious ob Lewis B. Hershey, Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 jectors to both combatant and noncom Director. Stat. 885) and pursuant to authorization batant military service and have been March 27, 1943. and direction contained in Executive placed in Class IV-E, may be âssigned Order No, 8675 dated February 6, 1941, to said project in lieu of their induction [F. R. Doc. 43-5075; Filed, April 1, 1943; hereby designate the Trenton Project to for military service. 4:22 p. m.] be work of national importance, to be Men assigned to said Buckley Project known as Civilian Public Service Camp will be engaged in clerical work, aa at No. 94. Said camp, located at Trenton, tendants, waiters, farm hands, etc., and Chapter VIII—Board of Economic Williams County, North Dakota, will be shall be under the direction of the Su Warfare the base of operations for land develop perintendent, Western State Custodial ment and irrigation work in the State of School, as well as will be the project Snbchapter B—Export Control North Dakota, and registrants under the management. Men shall be assigned to [Amendment 39] Selective Training and Service Act of and retained in camp in accordance with 1940, who have been classified by their the provisions of the Selective Training P art 802—General Licenses local boards as conscientious objectors and Service Act of 1940 and regulations SHIPMENTS VALUED AT $25 OR LESS to both combatant and noncombatant and orders promulgated thereunder, as military service and have been placed in well as the regulations of the Western Paragraph (a) of § 802.10 General State Custodial School. Administrative licenses which permit shipments not ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of and directive control shall be under the exceeding a specified value is hereby Price Administration. Selective Service System through the amended by adding to the list of com modities set forth therein the following: 4238 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3,1943

[Amendment 40]- Commodity Schedule B No. P art 802—Qeneral Licenses Acetone______8316.00 Ammonium sulphate______8505.00 SHIP AND PLANE STORES, SUPPLIES AND Aspirin______8127.92, 8135.30 EQUIPMENT Babbitt m etal______!_____..______6620.00 Subdivision (iv) of subparagraph (1) Barbed wire__ *______6083.00 of § 802.13 Ship and plane stores, sup Bismuth salts and compounds______8396.30 thru 8396.38 plies and equipment is hereby amended Bleaching powder______8340.00 as follows: Calf upper leather______;______0304.10, 0304.20, 0305.20, 0305.10 Casein plastics___ I______:______8258.01 (iv) Of registry of countries desig Cellulose acetate plastics_,______8265.05, 8265.98 nated by numbers 1 to 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 to 58, Cellulose nitrate plastics______t______8264.00 60 to 67, 71 to 81, or 99 in § 802.2 (a) of Citric acid______:______8303.07 this subchapter, or of the Netherlands, Copper, copper base alloy, manufactures, and copper 6401.00 thru 6479.98, 8201.00 Norway, or Poland: Provided, That the sulphates1 destination of such vessels shall be one Cotton pulp (includes cottonseed hull, shavings pulp, 3006.00 of the aforenumbered countries; cotton pulpboard, and bleached and purifledLlinters). Cotton yarn, mercerized______\______3012.00 v (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th Cotton yarn, unmercerized____.__ .______3013.10, 3013.20 Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Order Cresylic acid and cresols______8024.09 3 and Delegation of Authority 25, 7 F.R. Cryolite, natural and artificial______5960.10, 5960.15 4951; Delegation of Authority 40, 8 F.R. Ferrochrome____ i ______6220.50 1938) Ferrotungsten______,______6220.96 Formaldehyde 1______8320.01, 8320.03, 8320.05 Dated: March 29, 1943. Graphite, flake content in manufactures______5480.55 A. N. Ziegler, Methyl alcohol______8310.00 Acting Chief of Office Molybdenum content of ferromolybdenum____T.____ 6220.85 Office of Exports. 6092.00 thru 6099.00 Nails and bolts (except railroad) __.______;. [F. R. Doc. 43-5137; Filed, April 2, 1943; Nickel-chrome, electric resistance wire_____ .______6630.00 11:21 a. m.] Nickel, metal, salts, and compounds______6545.01 thru 6549.98, 8397.61 thru 8397.68 Paris green______8205.91, 8397.02 [Amendment 41] Plain wire______6081.00, 6082.00 Platinum group metals, salts and compounds1____ 6920.00, 6922.05, 6922.09, 6929.05,. Part 802—General Licenses 6929.98, 8398.70 thru 8398.78 GENERAL LICENSE GUS Platinum jewelry______9620.00 Potash salts.______.______8531.01, 8531.03, 8531.05 Section 802.8 Exports to the United Potassium chlorate and perchlorate1______8359.09, 8359.21 States Government is hereby amended as Resins, other______8258.98, 8260.98, 8261.98 follows: Sisal and henequen cordage-______3419.09 A general license, designated GUS, is Sole leather: other than backs, bends and sides____ 0332.05, 0332.98 hereby granted permitting the exporta Tin, metal, salts, and compounds1______6565.01 thru 6565.98, 8381.01 thru tion of all commodities to representa 8381.98 tives of the United States Government or Tin plate, circles, strips, cobbles and scroll-shear 6013.00 to members of the United States military butts. forces: Provided, That such commodities Tin plate, waste-waste______ju------.------6014.00 are shipped in quantities sufficient solely Type metal______6670.00 for the personal use of the consignees or Wire and manufactures, other______6085.00 thru 6091.98 his immediate family. Wood pulp______4601.00 thru 4619.00 Shipments which are on dock, on Wool rags______3622.00 Wool moils and waste______,______3626.00 , lighter, laden aboard the exporting car Wool tops------3628.00 rier or in transit to a port of exit pursu Wool yarns______3633.00 ant to an actual order for export prior to Wool fabrics______3642.00, 3642.01, 3649.00 the effective date of this amendment may Wool felts--______3663.00, 3664.00 be exported under the previous general Wool blankets___ .'______3666.00, 3666.01 license provision. Shipments moving to Woven belting for machinery (include duck woven 3140.00 a vessel subsequent to the effective date 12” and narrower). of this amendment pursuant to Office of Zinc, metal (except finished articles), salts, and com 8398.45 thru 8398.48, 8299.90, 8429.19, Defense Transportation permits issued pounds.1 8411.00, 6570.00 thru 6589.98 prior to such date may be exported under previous general license provisions. 1 Includes forms previously on list. This amendment shall become effec tive April 15, 1943. Shipments of the above commodities, (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th which were on dock, on lighter, laden Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Order Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Order 3 aboard the exporting carrier, or in 3 and Delegation of Authority 25, 7 F.R. and Delegation of Authority 25, 7 F.R. 4951; Delegation of Authority 40, 8 F.R. 4951; Delegation of Authority 31, 7 F.R. transit to ports of exit pursuant to ac 1938) 9807) tual orders for export prior to the effec Dated March 29, 1943. Dated: March 29, 1943. tive date of change may be exported A. N. Ziegler, Paul Cornell, under previous general license provi Acting Chief of Office, Chief of Office, sions. Office of Exports. Office of Exports. This amendment shall become effec [F. R. Doc. 43-5136; Filed, April 2, 1943; [F. R. DOC. 43-5138; Filed, April 2, 1943; tive April 7, 1943. 11:21 a. m.] 11:21 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4239

Chapter IX—War Production Board same may be inconsistent wife fee pro P art 1610—Suspension Orders Subchapter B—Executive Vice Chairman visions hereof. [Suspension Order S-267J A u t h o r i t y : Regulations in this subchapter Issued this 1st day of April 1943. AMERICAN GROCERY CO. issued under P.D. Reg. 1, as amended, 6 P.R. War Production Board, 6680; W PS. Reg. 1, 7 F it. 661; E.O. 6024, 7 By J. J oseph Whelan, American Grocery Company, a corpo FR. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 FR. 527; EjO. 9125, 7 FR. Recording Secretary. ration having its principal office at 158 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as 14th Street, Hoboken, New Jersey, roasts amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, 77th Cong. [F. R. Doc. «3-51107 Filed, April 1, 1943; coffee which it distributes to its own S:05 p. m.J retail stores. These stores are engaged » P ar t 1010—Suspension Ohdebs in the business of selling groceries at [Suspension Order S-26IJ retail on a large scale, and are located Part 1610—S uspension Order» in Long Island, Brooklyn, N. Y., and TANK CAR OIL CO., INC. [Suspension Order S-266J New Jersey. In addition to selling cof The Tank Car Oil Company, Inc., 1015 fee, which it roasts, the company sells Bankhead Avenue NW, Atlanta, Geor BLACK & KOENIG other brands. During fee months of gia, is engaged in the marketing of motor Black ft Koenig, 52 Dey Street, New May, June and September 1942, the fuel. It owns and operates eight service York, New York, a partnership, was, dur company delivered approximately 19,606 stations located in the Atlanta, Georgia ing fee period May through September lbs. of coffee roasted by it in excess of region. During the months of April, 1942, a roaster of coffee which it dis its quota under Conservation Order May, June and from July 1 to July 22, tributed at retail in fee New York metro M—135. Its monthly sales of coffee have 1942, the Tank Car Oil Company, Inc, politan area. During fee months May averaged 7,338 lbs. for each month from accepted delivery at its eight service through September 1942, fee company October 1942 through February 1943, stations of a total of approximately 196,- delivered approximately 11,776 lbs., of inclusive. 000 gallons of motor fuel in excess of the coffee roasted by it in excess of its quota These violations of Conservation Order amounts permitted to be delivered in under Conservation Order M-135. Dur M-135 have hampered and impeded fee accordance with the provisions of Lim ing this period, the company’s deliveries war effort of the United States. In view itation Order L-79. As the quotas for of fee foregoing, It is hereby ordered, of coffee were several times the deliv That: these stations decreased during that pe eries during fee corresponding period riod, the deliveries of motor fuel which of 1941; in fact, its deliveries during fee § 1616.267 Suspension Order S-267. were accepted by the Tank Car Oil Com restricted period greatly exceeded its (a) During fee period that this order pany, Inc. at these eight stations in total deliveries during the entire year remains in effect, fee aggregate deliv creased from 22 per cent to 194 per cent 1941. During fee period October 1942 eries of coffee by fee American Grocery in excess of their permitted quotas. through February 1943, inclusive, its Company, its successors and assigns, Although Tank Car Oil Company, Inc. sales of coffee have averaged 439 lbs. shall not exceed 24,666 lbs. except as was fuQy aware of the provisions of Lim per month. specifically authorized in writing by fee itation Order L-76, these over-deliveries These violations of Conservation O r War Production Board. were accepted by it in careless disregard der M-135 have hampered and impeded (b) Nothing contained in this order of the provisions thereof, and constituted the war effort of the United States. In shall be deemed to relieve the American wilful violations of that Order which view of the foregoing, It is hereby or Grocery Company from any restriction, have hampered and impeded the war dered, That: prohibition or provision, contained in effort of the United States by diverting any other order or regulation of fee War scarce material to uses unauthorized by § 1010.266 Suspension Order S-26S. Production Board, except in so far as the the War Production Board. In view of fa> In each calendar month, during same may be inconsistent with the pro the foregoing facts, It is hereby ordered, which this order shall be in effect, Black virions hereof. That: & Koenig, its successors and assigns, This order shall take effect on § 1010.261 Suspension Order S-261. shaB not deliver any coffee, except as April 3,1943 and shall expire on October (a) During each of the month» of April, specificaBy authorized in writing by fee 3, 1943, at which time the restrictions May, June and July 1943, Tank Car War Production Board : Provided, how contained in this order shall be of no ever, That nothing herein contained further effect. Oil Company, Inc., its successors and shall be deemed to prevent Black & assigns, shall not accept fee delivery of Issued this 1st day of April 1943. any motor fuel, as defined in Limitation Koenig from delivering such coffee as Order L-7®, at each of the following they may have in their store at 52 Dey War Production B oard, service stations in excess of 25 per cent of Street, New York, New York, on the By J . J oseph Whelan, fee average monthly sales by each service effective date of this order. Recording Secretary. station during the period of September (b) Nothing contained in this order [F. R. Doc. 43-5112; Filed, April 1, 1943; 1942 through February 1943: shall be deemed to relieve Black & 5:05 p. m.J Koenig, its successors and assigns, from Station No. 1, Macon, Georgia. any restriction, prohibition or provirion Station No. 2, 953 Marietta Street NW., contained in any other order or regula Atlanta, Ga. tion of fee War Production Board, ex Part 1641—P roduction, Transportation, Station No. 3, 195 Decatur Street SB., At R efining and Marketing of Petro lanta, Ga. cept In so far as the.same may be incon leum Station No. 4,1015 Bankhead Avenue NW., sistent wife fee provisions hereof. Atlanta, Ga. “Person’* Atlanta, Ga. shall be of no further effect. means any individual, partnership, as Issued this 1st day of April 1943. sociation, business trust, corporation* (b) Nothing contained in this order governmental corporation or agency, or shall be deemed to relieve Tank Car W ar P roduction Board, any organized group of persons, whether Oil Company, Inc., from any restriction, By J. J oseph Whelan, incorporated or not. prohibition or provision contained in any Recording Secretary. (2) “Operator” means: other order or regulation of the War Pro [F. R. Doc. 43-5111; Filed, April 1, 1943; (il Any person located in the United duction Board, except in so far as fee 5:Q5 p. m.J States, Its territories or possessions, to 4240 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, Aprü 3, 1943 the extent that he is engaged in the than such as may be contained in other The operator shall place the allotment petroleum industry; or Class B products Incorporated in it as symbol and preference rating indicated (ii) Any person located in the Do parts or sub-assemblies. in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph minion of Canada to the extent that he (12) “Delivery order” means any pur (c) on the delivery order in every case is engaged in the petroleum industry chase order, contract, release or ship where the above certification is used. and to whom and in whose name a copy ping instruction which constitutes a (3) Any operator requiring aluminum of this order or of Preference Rating definite and complete instruction from (in any of the forms or shapes consti Order P-98, Extended and Amended, is a purchaser to a seller calling for de tuting a controlled material) for essen or has been specifically issued and to livery of any material or product. The tial maintenance, repair and operating whom a serial number has been assigned. term does not include any contract, pur supplies, where the use of other material (3) “Supplier” means any person with chase order, or other arrangement for this purpose is impracticable, may whom a delivery order is placed for de which, although specifying the tptal obtain such aluminum from a controlled livery of material to an operator or to amount to be delivered, contemplates material producer or from an approved another supplier. that further instructions are to be given. aluminum warehouse in amounts of not (4) “Petroleum” means petroleum, pe (13) “Authorized controlled material to exceed 10Q pounds from all sources troleum products and associated hydro order” means any delivery order for any during any one calendar quarter, by en carbons, including but not limited to controlled material as such (as distinct dorsing upon any delivery order a certi natural gas. from a product containing controlled fication in substantially the following (5) “Petroleum Industry” means any material) which is placed pursuant to an form, signed manually or as provided in operation directly incident to: allotment as provided in paragraph (e) Priorities Regulation No. 7: (i) The discovery, development or de of this order or which is specifically The undersigned purchaser certifies, sub pletion of petroleum pools (production); designated to be such by any regulation ject to the penalties of Section 35A of the (ii) The extraction or recovery of nat or order of the Petroleum Administra United States Criminal Code, to the seller ural gasoline and associated hydrocar tion for War. or the War Production and to the War Production Board, that, the materials covered by this order are required bons (natural gasoline production); Board. as essential maintenance, repair and operat (iii) The transportation, movement, (b) Scope of order. (1) Except as ing supplies; that the use of other materials loading or unloading of petroleum other provided in Schedule “B” hereof, this for such purpose is impracticable; and that than natural gas (transportation); order shall apply to the delivery of any the amount of aluminum covered by this (iv) The processing, refining or com maintenance, repair and operating sup order, together with all other amounts re pounding of finished or unfinished pe plies to any operator for use in the petro ceived by, or on order for delivery to the troleum products (refining); undersigned, from all source^, for such pur leum industry upon the terms and con poses during the same quarter, will not exceed (v) The distribution or dispensing of ditions hereinafter set forth. 100 pounds. petroleum products (other than natural (2) No operator may use an allotment gas) and the storing of petroleum prod symbol or apply a preference rating to Any supplier (producer or warehouse) ucts incident thereto (marketing); secure delivery of any maintenance, re receiving a. delivery order bearing such (vi) The investigation into more effi pair and operating supplies other than certification shall be entitled to rely cient or more effective methods of con in accordance with the applicable pro thereon and may fill the order, unless he ducting petroleum industry operations visions of this order. knows or has reason to believe the certi by means of research or technical labo (3) Any allotment symbol issued or fication to be false. ratories (research). any preference rating assigned to any (4) Prior to placing with a supplier (6) “Material” means any commodity, operator prior to April 1, 1943 shall not a delivery order bearing the allotment equipment, accessory, part, assembly, or be considered revoked by the provisions symbol and preference rating indicated product of any kind. of subparagraph (2) of this paragraph in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (7) “Maintenance, repair and operat (b). (c) for maintenance, repair and operat ing supplies” means that material speci (4) Supplementary orders or direc ing supplies, each operator shall, subject fied in Schedule A hereof. tions with respect to the use of allot to the provisions of paragraph (e) of ment numbers or preference ratings or this order, comply with the following (8) “Controlled material” means conditions: steel—both carbon (including wrought the delivery or use of material under the provisions of this order may be is (i) Each operator shall submit, for in iron) and alloy—copper (including cop formation purposes only, (to the appro per base alloys) and aluminum, in each sued from time to time. (c) Method of securing maintenance, priate District Office of the Petroleum case only in the forms and shapes indi Administration for War or the Office of cated in Schedule 1 attached to CMP repair and operating supplies. (1) To secure deliveries of maintenance, repair Oil Controller) a copy of any delivery Regulation No. 1 of the War Production order where the total cost to the oper Board. and operating supplies—including with out limitation controlled materials ator of all items on the delivery order is (9) “Allotment” means a determina $100.00 or more, but less than $1000.00, tion by the Petroleum Administration (other than aluminum), Class A, or Class B products—an operator is hereby au and the cost of every item on the delivery for War as to the portion of its allot thorized to use allotment symbol MRO- order is less than $500.00. ment of controlled materials which may P-98-b and is hereby assigned a pref (ii) Each operator shall submit for be received by an operator. erence rating of AA-1. approval by the appropriate District (10) “Class A product” means any (2) In using such allotment symbol or Office of the Petroleum Administration product which is not a Class B product preference rating, the operator shall be for War or the Office of Oil Controller (as defined in subparagraph (11) below), subject to all the applicable provisions two copies of every delivery order where and which contains any steel, copper, or of this order and shall endorse upon each the cost to the operator of any item on aluminum, fabricated or assembled be delivery order for maintenance, repair the delivery order is less than $500.00 yond the forms and shapes specified in and operating supplies a certification in and the total cost to the operator of all Schedule 1 attached to CMP Regulation substantially the following form, signed items on the delivery order is $1000.00 No. 1, other than such steel, copper, or manually or as provided in Priorities or more. aluminum as may be contained in Class Regulation No. 7: (iii) Each operator shall submit for B products incorporated in it as parts or approval by the Washington Office of sub-assemblies. ’ The undersigned purchaser certifies, sub the Petroleum Administration for War ject to the penalties of Section 35A of the or the Office of Oil Controller two copies (11) “Class B product” means any United States Criminal Code, to the seller product listed in the “Official CMP Class and to the War Production Board, that, to of any delivery order where the cost to B Product List” issued by the War Pro the best of his knowledge and belief, the un the operator of any item on the delivery duction Board, as the same may be modi dersigned is authorized under applicable War order is $500.00 or more. fied from time to time, which contains Production Board regulations or orders to place this delivery order, to receive the In submitting a delivery order to the any steel, copper, or aluminum, fabri item(s) ordered for the purpose for which Petroleum Administration for War or cated or assembled beyond the forms ordered, and to use any preference rating or the Office of Oil Controller in accordance and shapes specified in Schedule 1 at allotment number or symbol which the un with paragraph (c) (#) (ii) or (c) (4) tached to CMP Regulation No. 1, other dersigned has placed on this order. (iii), an operator shall furnish an ac- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, Í943 4211 companying statement indicating the use shall confirm such information within (5) To obtain deliveries of material to which the material is to be put and seven days by a letter or telegram con in such amounts or at such dates that such additional explanations as may be taining information requested in para receipt of such amounts on the requested necessary to enable the proper officials graph (1) Cl), Cii) and (iii). dates would result in surplus material, to make an accurate determination of (2) No operator may place a deliveryas defined in or modified by Preference the operator’s needs. No delivery order order with a supplier, where approval Rating Order P-98-c. need be submitted by an operator prior has been requested pursuant to para (6) To obtain deliveries of material to placing such order with a supplier graph (d) (1), until approval has been unless such operator is on or after May where the total cost to the operator of received from the authorized official of 1,1943, a participant in the PAW Mate all items on the delivery order is less the Petroleum Administration for War. rials Redistribution Program No. 2 in than $100.00. In placing any such delivery order the the event that participation by the op (5) No operator may place with a operator shall use the certification pro erator in such program is required by supplier any delivery order submitted vided in paragraph (e> (2) in the same the terms ai the program. in accordance with paragraph (c) (4) manner and to the same extent as pro (7) To obtain deliveries of material in (ii) or (c) (4) (iii) until approval has vided therein. violation of any applicable order or regu been received from thé authorized official (e) Placement of delivery orders; ap lation of the Petroleum Administration of the Petroleum Administration for War plication and extension of preference for War or of the War Production Board. or the Office of Oil Controller. ratings, (!) An operator who-has com Cg) Applicability of other orders and (6) In placing a delivery order bearing plied with the provisions of paragraph regulations. (1) This order and all an allotment symbol or preference rating, (e) or (d) of this order may place a transactions affected hereby, except as no operator shall alter the customary delivery order with any supplier for de herein otherwise provided, are subject to designation of any item or subdivide an livery of material authorized pursuant all applicable regulations of the War ordinary purchase of any item or items to such paragraphs and may place upon Production Board, as amended from for the purpose of making it appear that such delivery order the allotment sym time to time. an item costs less than $50(1.00; that the bol and preference rating which have (2) None of the provisions of CMP total cost of ah items on the delivery been duly authorized in accordance with Regulation Nos. 2 or 5 shall apply to order is less than $1060.00 or that the the provisions of this order. Any deliv operators as defined in paragraph (a) total cost of all items on the delivery ery order rated under this order shall (2) of this order, and no such operator order is less than $100.00. be identified by placing thereon the al shall obtain any material under or be (7) Whenever submission of a delivery lotment symbol provided for in para limited by the provisions of such regu order to the District Office of the Petro graph (c) €1) of this order. lations. leum Administration for War or the (2.) Any delivery order for controlled (h) Communications. All reports Office of Oil Controller is required by the materials (other than aluminum) placed which may be required to be filed here provisions of paragraph (c) (3) of this pursuant to this order and bearing the under and all communications concern order, the operator as defined in para certification provided for in paragraph ing this order shall, unless otherwise di graph (a) (2) (i) shall submit such (c> (2) hereof shall constitute an au rected, be addressed: delivery order to the District Office of thorized controlled material order: Pro (1) By any person located in the the Petroleum Administration for War in vided, That such delivery order must be United States, its territories or posses the District where the material is to be in sufficient detail to permit entry on sions to: Petroleum Administration for used and, the operator as defined in par mill schedules and must be received by War, Interior Building, Washington, agraph (a) (2) (ii) shall submit such the controlled materials producer at such D. C., Ref: F-98-b. delivery order to the Oil Controller of time in advance as is specified in Sched (2) By any person located in the the Dominion of Canada. ule IH of CMP Regulation No. I, or at Dominion of Canada to: Office of Oil (d) Emergency provisions. CL> If such later time as the controlled mate Controller, Dominion of Canada, To there has been an actual breakdown or rials producer may find it practicable ronto, Canada, Ref: P-98-b. suspensiesi of operations and if the to accept the same, except that no con (i) Violations. Any person who wil method specified in paragraph (c) f4) trolled materials producer shall discrim fully violates any provision of this order (ii) or (c) (4) (iii) for using the allot inate between customers in rejecting, or or who wilfully furnishes false informa ment symbol and preference rating will accepting late orders. tion to the Director General for Opera not permit an operator to obtain material (3 ) Any delivery order rated pursuant tions in connection with this order is oh the date when such material is re to this order and bearing the certifica guilty of a crime, and upon conviction quired, the operator to obtain delivery tion provided for in paragraph (e) (2) may be punished by fine or imprison of material for this emergency may com hereof shall have the same status as ment, In addition, any such person may municate by letter, telegram or telephone an order bearing an allotment symbol be prohibitjed from making or obtaining with the Petroleum Administration for and preference rating under CMP Reg further deliveries of or from processing War, Washington, D. C., Ref: P-98-b, ulation No. 3. The allotment symbol or using material under priority con supplying the following information: MRO-P-98-b shall constitute an allot trol and may be deprived of priorities (i) Date of actual breakdown or sus ment symbol for the purposes of CMP assistance by the Director General for pension of operations and exact expla Regulation No. 3. Operations. nation as to what extent operations are (f) Restrictions. No operator shall affected; use the allotment symbol or the pref Issued this first day of April 1943. (ii) Description of equipment to be erence rating provided for in this order: W ae P roduction B oard, repaired and its function in maintaining <1> To obtain deliveries of material By J. J oseph W helan, continuous operation; and in greater amounts or on earlier dates Recording Secretary. than required to fulfill the purpose au (iii) Price, quantity, and detailed de S c h e d u l e a scription of necessary material (includ thorized pursuant to the provisions of ing weight if a controlled material). this order. p a r t 1— MAINTENANCE. AND REPAIR (2) To obtain deliveries of material “Maintenance and repair" means, without A delivery order for maintenance, repair for any purpose other than a purpose regard to accounting practice, any material and operating supplies for emergencies authorized pursuant to the provisions which: need not be sent to the Petroleum Admin of this order. (1) Is used in production or natural gaso istration for War but in every instance (3) To obtain deliveries of material line production for any of the following the number and date of the delivery which can be secured without the use purposes: order must be transmitted to the Petro of an allotment symbol or preference (i) The upkeep of material at equipment leum Administration for War, Washing in a sound working condition. rating. (ii) The restoration of material or equip ton, D. C. Whenever a w information (4) To obtain deliveries of material ment which has been rendered unsafe or required to be furnished to the Petroleum the use of which could be eliminated unfit for service by wear and tear, damage, Administration for War under this para without serious loss of efficiency by sub destruction, failure of parts or similar causes. graph is furnished by telephone, the stitution of less scarce material or by (ill) A capital addition (excluding the in operator furnishing such information change of design. stallation or replacement of pumping or other No. 66---- s 4242 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 artificial lifting equipment and the deepen (ii) Safety clothing impregnated or coated is used or chartered by the operator, is used ing or plugging back of any well) not exceed for the purpose of making the same resistants on or in the vicinity of his premises and ing in material cost $500 for any one complete against fire, acids, other chemicals, or in the petroleum industry, and is not under operation which has not been subdivided for abrasives. the jurisdiction of the United States Mari the purpose of coming within this definition. (iii) Safety industrial rubber gloves and time Commission, the Navy Department, or Provided, That upkeep or restoration shall hoods and linesman’s rubber gloves and any other federal agency for the purpose of not include any use of material for the im sleeves. establishing methods by which material inci provement of material or equipment by the (iv) Gauntlet type welders’ leather gloves dent to the operation of the marine equip and mittens, and electricians’ leather pro ment may be made available. replacement of material which is still serv tector or cover gloves. iceable in the existing material or equipment. (v) Other safety leather gloves or mittens [F. R. Doc. 43-5113; Filed, April 1, 1943; (2) Is used in transportation, refining, or 5:05 p. m.] research for any of the following purposes: but only if steel stitched or steel reinforced. (vi) Safety industrial leather clothing (i) The upkeep of material or equipment other than gloves or mittens. in a sound working condition. (vii) Metal mesh gloves, aprons, and (ii) The restoration of material or equip sleeves. P art 958—Repairs, M aintenance and ment which has been rendered unsafe or Operating Supplies unfit for service by wear and tear, damage, (vlii) Plastic and fiber safety helmets. destruction, failure of parts or similar causes. (c) Fabricated containers (in knock-down [Revocation of Preference Rating Order (ill) A capital addition not exceeding in or ket-up forms, whether assembled or un P-100] material cost $500 for any one complete addi assembled) , required for packaging products tion which has not been subdivided for the to be shipped or delivered: Provided, That Section 958.2 Preference rating order purpose of coming within this definition. such a preference rating may be applied to P-100 is hereby revoked as of April 2, obtain delivery of the following items which 1943, except that any serial numbered Provided, That upkeep or restoration shall shall be considered as operating supplies ob copy of said order issued to a producer not include any use of material for the im tainable under the provisions of this order: provement of material or equipment by the (i) Sample cans used by an operator for located in the Dominion of Canada shall replacement of material which is still service the purpose of moving samples to labora remain in effect until either (1) the same able in the existing material or equipment. tories. is specifically revoked, or (2) such pro (3) Is used in marketing for any of the (ii) Lead seals, box strapping, dunnage, ducer becomes eligible to apply the rat following purposes: and other materials used for any of these ings assigned by CMP Regulation No. 5. (i) The upkeep of any structure or equip packaging purposes. ment in a sound working condition. (iii) Material necessary ^for the further Issued this 2d day of April 1943. (ii) The restoration of any structure or continued use of existing fabricated con W ar P roduction Board, equipment or part thereof to a sound work tainers. By J. J oseph W helan, ing condition when such structure or equip (d) Fuel, electric power or lubricants. ment or part thereof has been rendered un (e) Office machinery or office equipment. Recording Secretary. safe or unfit for further service by wear or (f) Paper, paperboard, and products manu [F. R. Doc. 43-5143; Filed, April 2, 1943; tear, damage, destruction, or failure of parts factured therefrom—moulded pulp products: 11:45 a. m.] or similar causes. Provided, That such a preference rating may (iii) A capital addition to any terminal or be applied to obtain deliveries of the follow bulk plant (but not to any service station or ing items which shall be considered as operat retail outlet) not exceeding in material cost ing supplies obtainable under the provisions $500 for any one complete addition which of this order: P art 977—M anila F ibre and M anila has not been subdivided for the purpose of (1) Photographic and sensitized paper. Cordage coming within this definition. (ii) Tracing paper. [General Conservation Order M-294 as Provided, That upkeep or restoration shall (g) Printed matter and stationery. Amended April 2, 1943] (h) Softwood lumber as defined in Conser not include any use of material for the im WASTE MANILA ROPE provement of any structure or equipment by vation Order M-208. the replacement of material which is still PART 2— MATERIAL EXCLUDED FROM PROVISIONS The fulfillment of requirements for serviceable in the existing structure or equip OF T H IS ORDER the defense of the United States has ment or any use of material for a capital created a shortage in the supply of waste addition to any service station or retail outlet. (1) No operator may apply a preference rating assigned by or pursuant to this order manila rope for defense, for private ac PART 2----OPERATING SUPPLIES to obtain delivery of any of the following count and for export; and the following material: order is deemed necessary and appropri “Operating supplies” means any material (a) Material or equipment, which is to be ate in the public interest and to promote (other than maintenance and repair mate used by consumer accounts for or in the the national defense: rial) which is essential to and consumed in storage or dispensing of petroleum, includ production, natural gasoline production, ing liquefied petroleum gas. § 977.6 General Conservation Order transportation, refining, marketing, or re (b) The material listed below where it M-294—(a) Definitions. For the pur search and which is normally carried by an is to be used in service station operations: pose of this order: operator as operating supplies or which is (i) Drills, reamers, and taps manufactured normally chargeable to operating expense: (1) “Waste manila rope” means used of high speed steel as defined in Supplemen manila rope, which is acquired for any Provided, That the term “Operating Supplies” tary Order M-21-h of the War Production purpose whatsoever excepting only that shall not include any material specified in Board. which is acquired for reuse as rope. The Schedule “B” of this order which is declared (ii) Hack-saw blades manufactured of high by such schedule not to be operating sup speed steel as defined in Supplementary material resulting from any shredding, plies. Order M-21-h of the War Production Board. parting or other type of separation of S c h e d u l e B (iii) Hand service operating tools. the strands or fibres of usedonanila rope (lv) Precision measuring hand tools. shall be deemed to be “waste manila p a r t 1 (v) Portable electric tools. rope”. (c) Material or equipment which is to be (2) “Person” means any individual, (1) No operator other than as specifically used in transportation by mobile facilities: provided for in this Schedule, may apply a Provided, That such a preference rating may partnership, association, business trust, preference rating assigned by or pursuant be applied to obtain delivery of Material: corporation, governmental corporation, to this order to obtain delivery of any of the (I) Where such material is to be used on or agency or any organized group of following items: a tank truck or trailer and is specialized persons whether incorporated or not. (a) Automotive replacement parts or petroleum material or equipment which is (3) “Permitted use” means with re maintenance equipment other than spe actually to be attached to the truck or trailer spect to each grade or type of paper des cialized petroleum industry equipment. and is necessary to the containing, dispensing, ignated on List A, the uses described for (b) Clothing, shoes, or other wearing ap measuring the movement of, or distributing parel, if made of leather or textiles: Provided, such paper on List A. of petroleum. [N o t e : Paragraph (3) was former paragraph That such a preference rating may be ap (II) Where such material is to be used on (4); former paragraph (3) revoked April 2, plied to obtain delivery of the following railroad rolling stock and the rolling stock 1943] items which shall be considered as operating is owned or leased by the operator, used on supplies obtainable under the provisions of his premises and in the petroleum industry, (b) Limitations on use of waste manila this order when specifically, designed and and is not under the jurisdiction of the Inter rope. (1) From and after March 19, used to furnish protection against specific state Commerce Commission. 1943, no person shall use waste manila occupational hazards (other than weather): (ill) Where such material is to be used on rope as a raw material in the manu (i) Asbestos clothing. marine equipment and the marine equipment facture of any product or products other FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4243 than In the manufacture of rope or In ment or agency of the United States Is United States and shipments in bond the manufacture of paper. guilty of a crime, and uppn conviction, into the continental United States for (2) From and after March 19, 1943, may be punished by fine or imprison transshipment to Canada, Mexico, or any no person shall use waste manila rope ment. In addition any such person may other foreign country. In the manufacture of any grade or type be prohibited from making or obtaining (5) "Place of Initial storage” means of paper other than the grades and types further deliveries of, or from processing any warehouse, yard ground storage, or of paper shown on List A. or using, material under priority control other place, to which the person making (c) Limitation on use of grades and and may be deprived of priorities as the entry or withdrawal from eustody of types of paper shown on List A. From sistance. the United States Bureau of Customs of and after March 19,1943, no person who Issued this 2d day of April 1943. material imported subject to this order accepts delivery of any quantity of any War P roduction B oard, directs or has directed that such material B y J. J oseph Whelan, be transported from the port of entry to grade or type of paper shown on list A Recording Secretary. be held until disposed of pursuant to this In which waste manila rope Is used as a order. raw material shall use the same for any L ist A (6) Material shall be deemed “in tran purpose or use other than the permitted Grade or type of paper Permitted use sit” if it is afloat, if an on board ocean uses for such grade or type of paper Insulating papéis___ In the manufacture bill of lading has actually been issued of insulation with respect to it, or if it has actually shown on lis t A, except that this restric for communication been delivered to and accepted by a rail, tion shall not apply to any grade or type wiring and cables truck, or air carrier, for transportation of paper containing waste manila rope, and for electrical to a point within the continental United wiring and cables. manufactured prior to March 19, 19437 Gasket base papers__ In the manufacture States. (d) Limitations on use of waste ma- of gaskets. (7) “Governing date” with respect to nila rope trt the manufacture of flour Artificial leather base In the manufacture any material means the date when such and cereal sack papers. (1) No person papers. of artificial leather material first became subject to General shall use waste manila rope in the manu for delivery to shoe Imports Order M-63. facture of paper for flour or cereal prod manufacturers. (b) Restrictions on imports of mate Flour or cereal prod For use in the manu rials—(1) General restriction. No per ucts sacks to an extent in excess of 35% ucts sack papers. facture of flour or of the total fibre content of such paper; cereal products sack son, except as authorized in writing by provided, however, that the amount of papers for quanti the War Production Board, shall pur waste manila rope used by him in the ties of Sour of 25 chase for import, import, offer to pur manufacture of such paper during any pounds or more. chase for import, receive, or offer to one month shall not exceed 35% of the Tag papers. In the manufacture receive on consignment for import, or amount used by him in the manufacture of casualty tags, make any contract or other arrangement shipping tags, for the importing of, any material sub of such paper during the month of and identification December 1942. tags for delivery to ject to this order after the governing (2) No person shall use waste ma the Armed Forces. date. Hie foregoing restrictions shall nila rope in the manufacture of paper Any grade or type of For delivery to the apply to the importation of any material for flour or cereal products sacks on and paper which cannot Armed Forces or for subject to the order, regardless of the after June 1,1943. be satisfactorily pro use In the manu existence on the governing date or there (e) Obligation to examine and refuse duced from other facture of material after of any contract or other arrange fibres provided that or equipment for ment for the importation of such mate certain orders. From and after March the use of waste delivery to the 19, 1943: rial. The materials subject to this order manila rope in the Armed Forces. are those listed from time to time upon (1) No person using waste manila manufacture of such paper is specifically Last I, List n, and list HI attached rope in the manufacture of the grades approved by the War hereto. and types of paper shown on list A shall Production Board. (2) Authorization by War Produc sell or deliver any such paper which he tion Board. Any person desiring such knows or has reason to know will be [F. R. Doc. 43-5141; Filed, April 2, 1943; 11:44 ii. m.] authorization, whether owner, pur used for any purpose or use other than chaser, seller, or consignee of the mate a permitted use. rial to be imported, or agent of any of [Note: Headnote of paragraph (e) amended them, shall make application therefor in April 2, 1943} P art 1042—I mports op S trategic duplicate on Form PD-222C, addressed Materials (f) Applicability of regulations. This to the War Production Board, Ref.: [General Imports Order M-63 as Amended M-63, Washington, D. C. Unless other order and all transactions affected April 2, 1943] thereby are subject to all applicable reg wise expressly permitted, such author ulations of the War Production Board, 1 1042.1 General Imports Order M- ization shall apply only to the particular as amended from time to time. 63—(a) Definitions. For the purposes material and shipment mentioned (g) Appeals. Any appeal from the of this order: therein and to the persons and their provisions of this order shall be made by (1) “Person* means any individual, agents concerned with such shipment; filing a letter in triplicate, referring to partnership, association, business trust, it shall not be assignable or transferable the particular provisions appealed from corporation, or any organized group of either in whole or in part. and stating fully the grounds for appeal. persons, whether or not incorporated. (3) Restrictions on financing of im (h) Records. All persons affected by (2) “Owner* of any material means ports. No bank or other person shall this order shall keep for at least two any person who has any property inter participate, by financing or otherwise, in years records concerning inventory, pro est in such material except a parson any arrangement which such bank or duction, purchases and sales. whose interest is held solely as security person knows or has reason to know in (i) Communications. All reports re for the payment of money. volves the importation of any ihaterial quired to be filed hereunder, all com (3) “Consignee” means the person to subject to this order after the governing munications concerning this order or any whom a material is consigned at the time date unless such bank or person has re schedule issued supplementary' hereto of importation. ceived either a copy of the authorization shall, unless otherwise directed be ad (4) “Import” means to transport in issued by the War Production Board, dressed to War Production Board, Pulp any manner into the continental United or, if the transaction comes within and Paper Division, Washington, D. C., States from any foreign country or from the exceptions set forth in para Ref: M-294. any territory or possession of the United graph (b) (4), an affidavit stating the (j) Violations. Any person who wil States (including the Philippine Islands). facts which show the exception. fully violates any provision of this order, It includes shipments into a free port, (4) Exceptions. Unless otherwise di or who, in connection with this order, free zone, or bonded custody of the rected by the War Production Board, wilfully conceals a material fact or fur United States Bureau of Customs the restrictions set forth in this para nishes false information to any depart (bonded warehouse) in the continental graph (b) shall not apply: 4244 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 (i) To the Board of Economic War I shall in any way, directly or indirectly, under this order, but all such transac fare, Commodity Credit Corporation, dispose of any such interest, or transfer tions shall be subject to all applicable Metals Reserve Company, Defense Sup possession, or cause or permit a transfer provisions of the regulations of the War plies Corporation, or any other United of possession, of such instrument, unless: Production Board and to all orders and States governmental department, agen (1) Such material was’imported before directions of the War Production Board cy, or corporation, or any agent acting the governing date; or which now or hereafter may be in effect for any such department, agency, or cor (ii) Such person neither knows nor with respeet to such material. poration; or has reason to know that such material (f) Reports—(1) Reports on customs (ii) To any material of which any was imported after the governing date; entry. No material which is imported United States governmental department, or after the governing date, including ma agency, or corporation is the owner at (iii) Such disposition or transfer is terials imported by or for the account the time of importation, or to any ma necessary to permit a consignee to make of the Board of Economic Warfare, Com terial which the owner at the time of a permissible disposition of material in modity Credit Corporation, Metals Re importation had purchased or otherwise accordance with subparagraph (1) of serve Company, Defense Supplies Cor acquired from any United States gov this paragraph (c); or poration, or any other United States ernmental department, agency, or cor (iv) Such disposition or transfer is governmental department, agency, or poration; or made to the owner of the material and corporation, shall be entered through (iii) To any material which on the such owner has complied with all the the United States Bureau of Customs for governing date was in transit to a point provisions of this order. any purpose, whether for consumption, within the continental United States. (d) Permissible disposition of List I for warehouse, in transit, in bond, for (iv) To materials imported by mail materials — (1) Transfer to govern re-export, for appraisal, or otherwise, where the value of the shipment is less mental agency. Nothing contained in unless the person making the entry shall than $100.00; or this order shall prohibit an owner or file with the entry Form PD-222B in (v) To materials consigned as gifts or consignee of any material on List I im duplicate. The filing of . such form a as samples, or for use as samples, or ported after the governing date, or a second time shall not be required upon imported for personal use, where the bank or other person having possession any subsequent entry of such material value of each consignment or shipment of, or an interest in, a written instru through the United States Bureau of is less than $200.00; or ment evidencing an interest in such ma Customs for any purpose; nor shall the (vi) To materials consigned as gifts terial, from disposing of, or making any filing of such form be required upon the for personal use by or to members of arrangement to dispose of, any interest withdrawal of any material from bonded the Armed Services of the United States. in such material to the Board of Eco custody of the United States Bureau of (vii) To any material on List I or List nomic Warfare, Commodity Credit Cor Customs, regardless of the date when 33 imported by any person under any poration, Metals Reserve Company, De such material was first transported into contract or other arrangement made be fense Supplies Corporation, or any other the continental United States. Both fore, or in existence on, the governing United States governmental department, copies of such form shall be transmitted date and which, on December 28, 1942, agency, or corporation. by the Collector of Customs to the War was in transit to a point within the con (2) Authorization by War Production Production Board, Division of Stock tinental United States. Board. Notwithstanding the provisions piling and Transportation, Ref.: M-63, (c) Restrictions on disposition of List of paragraph (c), an owner or con Washington, D. C. I material. Except as hereinafter spe signee of material on List I im (2) Other reports. All persons hav cifically provided in paragraph (d) here ported after the governing date or a ing any interest in, or taking any action of: bank or other person having possession with respect to, any- material imported (1) Restrictions upon owners and con of or an interest in a written instrument after the governing date, whether as signees. No owner or consignee of any evidencing an interest in such material, owner, agent, consignee, or otherwise, material on List I which is imported after may process such material or may dispose shall file such other reports as may be the governing date shall in any way, di of any interest in such material or any required from time to time by the War rectly or indirectly: such written instrument, or transfer pos Production Board; (1) Dispose of any interest in such session or change the location thereof, or (g) Routing of communications. All material; cause or permit such a transfer of pos communications concerning this order (ii) Process or in any way change the session or change of location, upon writ shall, unless otherwise herein directed, be physical condition of such material; ten authorization by the War Produc addressed to: War Production Board, (iii) Transfer possession, or cause or tion Board. Any such person may Washington, D. C., Ref.: M-63. permit a transfer of possession, of such make application in duplicate for such (h) Violations. Any person who wil material except to the port of entry and an authorization on Form FD-222A, fully violates any provision of this order, from the port of entry to the place of in which form shall be addressed to the or who, in connection with this order, itial storage of such material; or War Production Board. Ref.: M-63, wilfully conceals a material fact or who (iv) Change, or cause or permit a Washington, D. C. - furnishes false information to any de change of, the location of such material (3) Exceptions. The restrictions set partment or agency of the United States except to the port of entry and from the forth in paragraph (c) shall not apply is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction port of entry to the place of initial stor to any material after any United States may be punished by fine or imprison age of such material. governmental department, agency, or corporation becomes the owner thereof, ment. In addition, any such person may Provided: That a consignee of such ma and shall not apply to any material of be prohibited from making or obtaining terial may dispose of his interest in such further deliveries of, or from processing which any United States governmental or using, material under priority assist material to the extent necessary to com department, agency, or corporation is plete any commitment or contract made ance. the owner at the time of importation, (i) Applicability of priorities regula prior to the governing date. The person and shall not apply to any material pur to whom he disposes of such interest tions. This order and all transaction? chased or otherwise acquired from any affected thereby are subject to all appli shall be subject to all restrictions im United States governmental department, posed upon owners by this order. agency, or corporation. cable provisions of the priorities regula (2) Restrictions upon banks and per (e) Restrictions on disposition of List tions of the War Production Board, as sons similarly situated. No bank or II or List III material. Any material on amended from time to time. other person which, as agent, pledgee, Issued this 2d day of April 1943. beneficiary. under a trust receipt, or List II or List m , which is imported otherwise, has possession of or any in aftqr the governing date, may be sold, War P roduction Board terest in any written instrument evidenc delivered, processed, consumed, pur By J. J oseph Whelan, ing any interest in any material on List chased, or received without restriction Recording Secretary. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4245

List I Com Com- . Note: List I was amended April 2, 1943. Material merce Govern Material meree Govern Import ing date import ing date The numbers listed after the following ClassNo. ClassNo. materials are commodity numbers taken from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of Im Pyrethrum, or insect flowers, ad Beryl ore or beryllium ore...... 6270.000 6/4/42 ports of the Department of Commerce (issue vanced in value or condition___ _ 2220.310 10/21/42 Beryllium oxide, carbonate and of January 1, 1943). Materials are included Quebracho extract______2344.000 7/2/42 other beryllium sa lts.______8380.963 6/4/42 in the list to the extent that they are covered Quebracho wood______2305.000 »7/2/42 Cashew nut kernel o i l . . . ___ 2257. 400 4/8/42 by the commodity numbers listed below. Rapeseed...... 2237.000 <6/22/42 Cashew nut shell oil ...... 2260.050 4/8/42 Rad squill ______2210.650 10/21/42 Castor oil...... 2260.020 4/8/42 Rotenone bearing roots (cubé root Cattle, ox, and calf tafl hair includ (timbo or barbasco), derris and ing switches ______3696.100 7/2/42 Com tuba), crude and advanced...... 2210. 280 6/4/42 Chrome ore (chromite)______..... 6213.100 12/28/41 Material merce Govern 2210.300 6/4/42 6213. 300 12/28/41 import ing date 2220.360 5/4/42 6213. 500 12/28/41 Class No. 2220.370 6/4/42 Coconut oil______2242. 500 1/13/42 Rubber seed___ . - ___ - 2239.500 5/22/42 Cohune nuts and kernels...... N.S.C. 4/8/42 Rubber seed ofl . ., „ . . ___ N . S. C. 5/22/42 Cohune nut ofl...... N.S.C. 9/11/42 N . S. C. ; 1/18/43 Rutile______6270.200 12/28/41 Copper______6401.800 12/28/41 N . S. O. 1/18/43 Beal ofl...... — ____ 0816. C00 4/2/43 6417.100 3/14/42 Alpaca, llama, and vicuna hair____ 3535. COO- ■7/2/42 Besame oil, edible and in ed ib le...... 1428.200 <7/21/42 6430. Q00 3/14/42 3635. 400 2249.000 <7/21/42 6418.300 6/1/42 ine. Sunflower oil, edible and denatured. 1421.000 5/22/42 Copper and braes scrap_____ ...... 6401.900 12/28/41 5078.100 7/2/42 2247. C00 5/22/42 6418.100 7/2/42 5079.100 7/2/42 Sunflower seed...... 2240.000 <5/22/42 6453.000 6/1/42 6394. C00 7/2/42 Tanning extraets, not specially 6760.020 6/1/42 Beef and mutton tallow—includes provided for (including urunday). 2345.900 »7/2/42 Copper, brass, and bronze manufac C036. 660 5/22/42 6270.400 4/8/42 tures: Beef and mutton tallow (inedi- 2320.230 7/2/42 Copper table, household, kitch 0815.600 5/22/42 Tucum ofl _ _ ...... N . 8. C. 8/21/42 en, and hospital utensils, and Braziflan pebble (quartz crystals), Valonia beards and valonia extract. 2307.000 7/2/42 hollow or flat ware, n. s. p. f____ 6430.0S0 4/2/43 5120.66Q 10/6/42 2345.100 7/2/42 Manufactures of copper, not Brazilian pebble (quartz crystals), Vermiculite - - - ___ N . 8. C. 3/5/43 plated with platinum, gold, or manufactured and semimanu 2309.000 »7/2/42 silver, n. s. p. L ______6430.100 4/2/43 factured in blanks, slabs, bars, Wattle extract______. . . . . 2345.600 7/2/42 Brass Wow torches, and incan etc __ _ . . . ____— ' N . 8. C. 10/6/42 Whale oil (other than sperm)_____ 0803.500 6/22/42 descent lamps operated by 0917.000 >3/14/42 Wool grease, including degree or compressed air and kerosene or 0979.100 >3/14/42 brown wool grease (all grades)___ 0813.200 5/22/42 gasoline______6458.700 4/2/43 N . S. C. 1/18/43 0813.300 6/22/42 Brass table, household, kitchen, N . 8. C. 8/5/43 0813. 600 6/22/42 and hospital utensils, and hol 2231.000 4/8/42 Zirconium ore______6270.600 12/28/41 low orflat ware, n. s. p. f______6458.800 4/2/43 Cinchona bark or other bark from Manufactures of brass, not plated which quinine may be extracted. . 2201.000 5/22/42 with platinum, gold, or silver, Cod nil...... - . . . 0804.000 5/22/42 N .8 . C.—No separate class. Commodity number has n. e. s...... 6458.900 4/2/43 3409.000 11/23/42 not yet been assigned by the Department of Commerce, Manufactures of bronze, not Cfflryum____ ... _ J 3420.000 11/23/42 Statistical Classification of Imports. plated with platinum, gold, or Coir manufactures, other than pile silver, n. s. p .L ...... 6459.900 4/2/43 mats, floor coverings, mattings, Finished manufactures of copper, N . 8. C. 11/23/42. List n brass, or bronze, n .e.s______N . 8. C. 4/2/43 Columbium ore (coiumbite) or con Copra. ______2232.000 1/Í3/42 centrates. _ . .. . _ ____ 6270. 300 4/8/42 Note: List n was amended April 2, 1943. Corn or maize oil (edible)...... 1422.000 5/22/42 Cottonseed oil, crude,refined 1423.100 5/22/42 Corundum and emery in grains, or 1423.200 6/22/42 The numbers listed after the following ground, pulverized, or refined___ 5470.010 5/22/42 Divi-divipods. ___ 2320.140 7/2/42: materials are commodity numbers taken flomndiim ore...... 6460.000 5/22/42 Divi-divi,~ hemlock, and chestnut from Schedule A, Statistical Classification of Cotton linters, munitions or chem extracts, . . . . . • 2345.000 7/2/42 Imports of the Department of Commerce ical grades only (Grades 3-6 ac Flaxseed (linseed) ______2233.000 5/22/42 cording to Department of Agri Goose down ...... N. 8. C. 7/2/42 (Issue of January 1, 1943). Materials are culture Classification)...... N . B.- C. «8/42 Graphite or plumbago: included in the list to the extent that they Cotton yarns and fabrics: Amorphous, natural (except of are covered by the commodity numbers Airplane eloth, type M M ...... N . S. C. 8/21/42 Mexican originl. .. ___ 1_. 673a 100 4/8/42 Balloon fabric, type H H ...... N . 8. C. 8/21/42 Crystalline, flake . ______i 5730.500 12/28/41 listed below. Balloon fabric, type SS...... N . S. C. 8/21/42 Crystalline, crucible lump and Cotton rope for spinning mules__ N . 8. C. 11/23/42 6730.610 4/8/42 Deeating apron fabric______N . 8. C. 11/23/42 Crystalline, dust and other Com English spun combed cotton crystalline lump and chip Material merce Govern yarn, single or plied, in counts graphite 673a630 4/8/42 Import ing date of 58’s and finer. . . ___ N.S.C. n/23/42 Hemp (Cannabis Sativa type only), Class No. Filter cloth...... N.S.C. 11/23/42 unmanufactured: Grey tracing doth fabric___ . . . . . N.S.C. 11/23/42 Hackled, including "line of Lithograph moleskin cloth N.S.C. 11/23/42 henra” ___ T 3263.000 9/11/42 Agave manufactures and semi Printers molleton...... N.S.C. 11/23/42 Not hackled ...... 8263.200 Q/ll/42 manufactures: Tracing cloth______:_____ 3970.000 8/21/42 TOW______... ______3263.300 0/11/42 Sisal cordage, including eables, Typewriter ribbon fabric...... N.S.C. 8/21/42 Hides and skins: tarred or untarred, composed of 3 or more strands,each strand Cottonseed hull fiber...... N.S.C. 7/21/42 0293.100 >9/11/42 Flax, unmanufactured (all types): Horse mane and tail hair, raw mid composed of 2 or more yarns___ 3417.010 1/18/43 Hackled, including "dressed 3694.000 3/14/42 3417.110 1/18/43 line” . ______t ______3261.000 »7/2/42 3664 100 3/14/42 Carpet yarns of agave, dyed or Not hackled: Ipecac crude and advanced in 2210.450 >1/18/43 rnidyert ... N . 8. G* 7/21/42 Valued less than $340 per ton__ 3262.500 *4/8/42 value or condition ___ 2220.170 <1/18/43 Cordage of agave fibers, other Valued $340 or more per to n .... 3262.600 «4/8/42 Lac: crude, seed, button and stick.. 2106.000 >4/8/42 than sisal . .... N , 8 .0 ,1 1/18/43 Noils______3262.700 «7/2/42 Lard oil. N . 8. C. 3/6/43 Cords and twines of agave fibers.. N . 8. C. 1/18/43 Tow _ ...... ' ...... 3262.800 «5/4/42 Lard (including rendered pork fat).: 0036.000 3/5/43 Fabrics woven of agave fiber_____ N . 8. O. 9/11/42 Straw ...... ___. . 3262.600 «6/4/42 Lard compounds and lard substi Other manufactures of agave Glycerine, crude and refined.. . . . 8290.000 5/22/42 tutes made from animal or vege fibers______. N . 8. C. 1/18/43 6302. 300 8291.100 5/22/42 table oils and f a t s .______. . 0036.100 8/5/43 Aluminum scrap. ______6/1/42 Goat and kid skin furs__ 0711.400 7/21/42 Linseed Oil, and combinations and Antimony ... ______6650.000 12/28/41 Hides and skins: mixtures, in chief value of such 6661.000 12/28/41 Buffalo hides, dry and wet___... 0203. C00 1/13/42 oil...... 2254000 6/22/42 6651.100 12/28/41 0203.100 1/13/42 Mangrove bark______2 3 2 a 180 •7/2/42 8380.180 12/28/41 Cabretta skins or hair sheep skins. 0235. 000 '7/2/42 Mangrove extract (includingPhil 8380. 210 12/28/41 Calf, dry and w e t....______0207.000 1/13/42 ippine cutch)______2342.000 7/2/42 Asbestos, unmanufactured (origi 0208.000 1/13/42 8/á/42 nating in Rhodesia or Union of Mura mum nut oil...... N . 8 .0 . fiouth Africa)...... Cattle bides, dry and wet______0201.000 1/13/42 Myrobalan fruit and extract_____ - 2304000 7/2/42 5500.010 1/13/42 0202.000 1/13/42 2345.800 7/2/42 1/13/425500.020 Goat and kidskms.dry and w et.. 0241.000 7/2/42 Neatsfoot oil and animal oils known 5500.000 1/13/42 0242.000 7/2/42 as neatsfoot stock______0808.660 6/22/42 6500.300 1/13/42 Kip, dry and w e t..______. . . . . 0205.000 1/Í3/42 Oleo o il...... 0036.200 8/21/42 5500.500 1/13/42 0206.000 1/13/42 Peanut (ground nut) oil__ 1427.000 5/22/42 5501.000 1/13/42 Shearlings (includes dry and Peanuts 5501.100 1/13/42 green salted skins)______023L SCO 7/2/42 Shelled,______1367.000 «2/43 5501.900 1/13/42 Iron and steel scrap, fit only for Not shelled...... 1368.000 4/2/43 5502.100 1/13/42 remanufacture______6004.000 6/1/42 Pyrethrum, or insect flowers...... 2202.060 10/21/42 Babassu nuts and kernels------T. 2239.130 4/8/42 2239.150 4/8/42 6004.100 6A/42 ■Moved from List III 1/18/43. Babassu nut o il...... * i n . 2267.100 4/8/42 Istle or Tampico fiber, manufac ■Moved from List I I 11/28/42. Balsa wood: tured in whole or in part (dressed) 3410.010 3/5/43 ‘Moved from List n 10/6/42. 4029.100 6/10/42 Istle or tampico fiber manufactures ■Moved from List III 3/5/43. Sawed boards, planks, deals and (including all istle products)____ N . S. O. . 11/23/42 'Moved from List III 4/2/43. sawed timber______4118.000 6/10/42 • Moved from List 1 3/5/48. 4246 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

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Istle or tampico fiber, unmanufac Silver—Continued. Annatto and annatto extracts...... 2320.000 7/2/42 tured (including istle waste)___ 3406.000 3/14/42 6819.600 7/21/42 Argols, tartar and wine lees, and Jute, unmanufactured______3241.000 10/6/42 Coin, foreign______6819.800 7/21/42 crude calcium tartrate...... 8329.000 7/2/42 Jute bags______... 3249.000 4/2/43 Sweepings and scrap, Including 8330.000 7/2/42 or sacks______3249.100 4/2/43 silver sulphides______6819.900 7/21/42 8380.013 7/2/42 Jute butts, unmanufactured_____ 3242.000 10/6/42 Semiprocessed items, valuable Balata, Massarunduba...... N. S.C. 3/5/43 Kapok______. . . ______3403.000 7/2/42 chiefly for silver content______N .S .C . 7/21/42 Balata, Peruvian, P. A. Q., white.. N. S.C. 3/5/43 Kyanite and sillimanite______6930.950 12/28/41 Compounds, mixtures and salts, Balsams, crude, not containing Lead...... 6604.000 12/28/41 valuable chiefly for silver con- alcohol (except Canada balsam).. 2141. 000 7/2/42 6606. G00 1/9/42 tent______N. B. O. 7/21/42 2141. 300 7/2/42 6605.100 12/28/41 Sisal and henequen, unmanufac- 2141.400 7/2/42 6606.100 1/9/42 tured (includes flume tow and 2141. 500 7/2/42 6506.600 1/9/42 bagasse waste)...... ’...... 3401. 000 1/18/43 2141.900 7/2/42 6606.900 6/1/42 Sperm oil, crude, refined or other- Bananas, green or ripe...... 1301.000 7/2/42 6607.000 1/9/42 wise processed ______0803.000 5/22/42 Barley malt...... 1080.000 7/2/42 6509.000 1/9/42 0803.100 5/22/42 Baskets and bags of wood, straw, Loofa (Luffa) sponges______N.S.C. 8/21/42 Talc, steatite (magnesium silicate), 4221.000 7/2/42 Magnesium, metallic and scrap___ 6760. 310 6A/42 containing not to exceed 4221.200 7/2/42 Maguey or cantala, unmanufac lime and 1)4% ferric oxide: 4221. 500 7/2/42 tured...... 3409. £00 1/18/43 Crude and unground...... N. S. C. 11/23/42 4221.600 7/2/42 Mahogany, dressed (sawed and Ground, washed, powdered, or 4221.900 7/2/42 not further manufactured than pulveraed______N . S. O. 11/23/42 Beans, dried...... 1192.000 7/2/42 planed, tongued, and grooved)... 4204.100 7/21/42 Tin: Beef and veal, pickled or cured...... 0029.000 7/2/42 Mahogany furniture and prefabri Alloys, chiel value tin, n. s. p. f. Beef, canned, including corned beef. 0028.000 7/2/42 cated parts thereof...... N . S. C. 3/5/43 (including alloy scrap)______6551.900 6/1/42 Beeswax______0972.000 7/2/42 Mahogany logs______4031.000 7/2/42 Bars, blocks, pigs, gram or gran- 0972.100 7/2/42 Mahogany, rough (not further 6551. 300 6/1/42 0974.000 7/2/42 manufactured than sawed)...... 7/21/42 Metallic scrap (except alloyed Blood, dried...... 8505.000 7/2/42 Mercury-bearing ores and concern scrap)...... - 6561. 500 6/1/42 Bone black, bone char, and blood trates...... N. S. C. • 4/8/42 Tin-plate scrap______6740.050 7/2/42 0990.130 7/2/42 Mercury or quicksilver (metallic).. 6662.000 12/28/41 Tung oil (China wood oil)...... 2241.000 1/13/42 Bones, crude...... —- 0911. 200 7/2/42 Meshta fiber...... N. S. C. 10/6/42 Tungsten ore and concentrates____ 6232.000 12/28/41 Bones, ground, ash, dust, meal and Metallic beryllium, caesium, lithi N. S. 0 . 10/6/42 0911.300 7/2/42 um, and potassium______8380. 870 .5/4/42 6260.000 12/28/41 Boxwood logs...... 4033.000 7/2/42 Metallic mineral substances in Wool, apparel, finer than 44’s _____ 3520.000 7/2/42 Bran; shorts; and other wheat by crude form, not otherwise classi 3521.100 7/2/42 product feeds______1181.000 7/2/42 fied (such as drosses, skimmings, 3521.200 7/2/42 Brazil or cream nuts ______1356.000 7/2/42 residues, brass foundry ash, 3521. 300 7/2/42 1357.000 7/2/42 and flue dust)______... 6740.190 6/1/42 3522.000 7/2/42 2936.000 11/23/42 Mica__ -...... 5560.700 3/14/42 3523.100 7/2/42 0044.000 7/2/42 5560.800 3/14/42 3523.200 7/2/42 Buttermilk, dried..______0041.200 4/2/43 6560.910 3/14/42 3523.300 7/2/42 Cacao butter (cocoa butter)...... 1420.000 7/2/42 5560.920 3/14/42 3526.000 7/2/42 Camel’s hair tops...... 3560.000 1/18/43 5560.930 3/14/42 3527.100 7/2/42 Canary seed______2452.000 7/2/42 5560.940 3/14/42 3527.200 7/2/42 Candelilla wax______2252.000 7/2/42 5560.950 3/14/42 3527.300 7/2/42 Carnauba wax...... 2251.000 7/2/42 5560.960 3/14/42 3528. 000 7/2/42 4692.800 7/2/42 5560.970 3/14/42 3529.100 7/2/42 Caroa manufactures...... N. S. C. 1/18/43 5560.980 3/14/42 3529.200 7/2/42 Caroa yarn...... N. S. C. 10/6/42 5560.990 3/14/42 3529. 300 7/2/42 Casein or lactarene...... 0943.000 7/2/42 6561.000 3/14/42 Wool (appare-, finer than 40’s but Cashew nuts and kernels...... 1377.000 4/8/42 5561.700 7/21/42 not finer than 44’s)...... 3513. 000 7/2/42 Cashmere goat hair, Angora rabbit 5561.800 3/14/42 3514.100 7/2/42 hair, and hair of other like ani 5561.810 3/14/42 3514. 200 7/2/42 mals, n. e. s______3535. 500 4/2/43 5561.820 3/14/42 3514. 300 7/2/42 3535.600 4/2/43 5561.830 3/14/42 3524. 000 7/2/42 3535.700 4/2/43 5561.850 3/14/42 3525.100 7/2/42 3535.800 4/2/43 5561.900 3/14/42 3525. 200 7/2/42 3535.900 4/2/43 5564.000 3/14/42 3525. 300 7/2/42 Cassia buds, unground...... 1533.000 10/6/42 5564.200 3/14/42 Yucca fiber...... N. S. C. 3/5/43 Cassia, cassia vera, unground...... 1533.100 10/6/42 Milkweed______N.S.O. 1/18/43 Zinc base alloys, value chiefly of Cassia, cassia buds and cassia vera, Nutgalls or gall n u ts...... 2310.000 9/11/42 zinc, including “Kirksite”...... N . S..C. 3/5/43 ground...... 1550.070 10/6/42 Otticica oil______2255.600 4/8/42 Zinc, blocks, pigs, or slabs...... 6558.200 12/28/41 Castor bean pomace (castor oil cake Ouricury (uricury) nuts and ker Zinc, dross and skimmings...... 6558.100 1/18/43 and castor oil cake meal).______8509.100 1/18/43 nels...... 2239. 610 5/22/42 Zinc, old and worn out, fit only for (0045.100- 2239.620 5/22/42 6558. CC0 1/18/43 <0046.990 i 7/2/42 Ouricury (uricury) oil, inedibleand [ ine. edible...______;______...... 2257.800 5/22/42 Chickpeas and garbanzos, dried___ 1200.000 7/2/42 2257.830 5/22/42 N.S.C.—No separate class. Commodity number has Chicle, crude and refined or ad Palm nut kernels______2236. 500 3/14/42 not yet been assigned by the Department of Commerce vanced...... 2131.000 7/2/42 Palm kernel oil______... 2248.000 3/14/42 Statistical Classification of Imports. 2189. 300 . 7/2/42 Palm oil______... ______.... 2243.000 1/13/42 China clay or Kaolin...... 5300.000 8/21/42 Cinnamon and chips of, unground.. 1526.000 10/6/42 Punga fiber______... N . S. C 3/5/43 List HI Quinine salts or alkaloids from cin Cinnamon and chips of, ground____ 1550.030 10/6/42 Cocoa beans or cacao beans...... 1501.300 7/2/42 chona bark: Note: List HI was amended April 2, 1943. Quinine sulphate______8102.000 3/5/43 Cocoa powder, unsweetened and Quinine alkaloid...______8103.200 3/5/43 sweetened...... 1502.100 1/18/43 Other salts and derivatives of qui The numbers listed after the following ma- 1502. 300 1/18/43 nine..______8103. 300 3/5/43 terials are commodity numbers taken from 1502. 900 1/18/43 8103.400 3/5/43 Of Im- Coconuts, in the shell...... 1351.000 10/21/42 Cinchonidine and its salts...... Schedule A, Statistical Classification Coconut meat, shredded and desic Cinchonine and its salts______8103.500 3/5/43 ports of the Department of Commerce (issue 10/21/42 Quinidine and its salts...... 8103.600 3/5/43 cated or similarly prepared___. . . 1379.000 Totaquine and totaquine com of January 1, 1943). Materials are included Cod, haddock, hake, pollock, and pounds____ , ...... N . S. C 3/5/43 in the list to the extent that they are covered cusk, pickled or salted (not in oil Bapeseed oil, denatured and not by the commodity numbers listed below. etc., and not in airtight contain denatured______2246.000 5/22/42 ers, weighing, with contents, not 2253.000 1/13/42 over 15 lbs. each)...... 0069.000 4/2/43 0069. 200 4/2/43 Shellac, unbleached and bleached.. 2107.200 3/14/42 4/2/43 2108.000 3/14/42 Com- 0069. 900 Silk: merce Govern Coffee, raw or green; roasted or Material import ing date 1511.000 7/2/42 Cocoons______3703,000 10/21/42 7/2/42 Partially manufactured silk, and Class No 1511.100 silk noils exceeding 2 inches in Combinations and mixtures of ani 10/21/42 mal, vegetable, or mineral oils, or length, hot twisted or spun___ 3799.000 Alewives and other pickled or (0073.300- 1 any of them, with or without Baw silk in skeins, reeled from salted fish, n. s. p. f...... (0073.900 > 7/2/42 other substances, not specifically the cocoon, or re-reeled, not ( ino. 1 provided for______2260.120 7/21/42 wound, doubled, twisted, or 7/2/42 10/21/42 2401.000 7/2/42 1031.000 advanced______'______3702.000 Anchovies, canned, not in oil or in Corn, cracked...... 1090.180 7/2/42 Silk waste...... 3704.000 10/21/42 10/21/42 oil and other substances...... 0067.000 7/2/42 Cotton linters, other than muni Wild silk or tussah______3702.100 Anchovies, in oil or in oil and other tions, & chemical grades (Grades Silver: substances...... ____... ______0064.200 1/18/43 1-2 according to Department of Ores, concentrates, and base bul 0064.300 1/18/43 Agriculture C lassification)...... N. S. C. 7/2/42 lion, valuable chiefly for silver content______... ______6819. 600 7/21/42 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4247

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Cotton, raw (all staple length)..__ 3001.000 7/2/42 Hides and skins—Cont. Pimento (allspice), onground_____ 1543.000 10/6/42 3003. 600 7/2/42 Sheep and iamb skins—Cont. Pimento (allspice), ground..______1560.130 10/6/42 3003. 700 7/2/42 Pickled fleshers, split, flesh side. 0234.100 7/2/42 Pony fur skins, undressed....___ 0721.000 1/18/43 3003.800 7/2/42 Pickled skivers, split, grain side. 0234.200 7/2/42 Pork, bams, shoulders, bacon, sau Cotton waste...... 3006.100 7/2/42 Slats, dry, no wool...... 0231.700 7/2/42 sage; prepared, cooked, boned, 3006.200 7/2/42 Other wooled, (wool on) except canned, etc__ ...... _____ .... 0030.900 7/2/42 3006. 310 7/2/42 shearlings______0231.500 7/2/42 0031.900 7/2/42 3006. 330 7/2/42 Honey...... I...... 1654.800 7/2/42 Bice, broken...... 1059. 200 7/2/42 3006. 360 7/2/42 Hydrogenated or hardened oils and Bye...... 1044.000 7/2/42 3006.600 7/2/42 tats, vegetable or animal- ___ 2260.100 7/21/42 Salts derived from vegetable oils, 3230. 380 7/2/42 Hmenite (including ilmenite sand). 6270.100 7/2/42 animal oils, fish oils, animal fats 3230.360 7/2/42 Iodine ______.. 8300.000 7/2/42 and greases, not elsewhere speci Cotton—Merino waste_____ ...... 6860. 802 7/2/42 8380.630 7/2/42 fied, or from fatty acids thereof... 2260.260 7/21/42 Crabs, fresh or frozen, prepared or Iron ore______6001.000 7/2/42 Sardines, in oil or in oil and other preserved______0086.400 7/2/42 Kola nuts...... 2210.480 7/2/42 substances______0063. 200 4/2/43 0086.600 7/2/42 Lamb and sheep fur, except Cara 0063.300 4/2/43 Cream, dried______0041. 300 4/2/43 cul and Persian lamb...... 0711.300 7/21/42 Sausage casings, sbeep, lamb and Dog f o o d ...... __...... 1180. 700 7/2/42 (0300.100- goat only______... _____ 0034.000 ~ 7/2/42 1180.800 7/2/42 Leather, unmanufactured...... {0345.900 [ 7/2/42 Sausage casings, o th e r ...... __... 0035.500 7/2/42 Egg albumen, dried...... 0084.000 3/5/43 ( ine. I Sesame seed______...... 2234.000 5/22/42 Egg albumen, frozen, or otherwise Leche caspi (including crude sorva (8712.300- 1 prepared or preserved, n. s. p. f . . 0085.000 3/5/43 gum)...... 2170.000 3/5/43 Soap (except Castile) and soap pow {8719.900 > 7/2/42 Eggs (chicken), whole, in the shell. 0088.100 7/2/42 1199.000 7/2/42 der______...... 1 ine. 1 Eggs, dried...... 0080.000 3/6/43 -Lignaloe oil or Bois de Bose______2280. 270 7/2/42 Soap bark or quillaya___ ...... 2210. 820 7/2/42 Eggs, frozen, or otherwise prepared Limes ______1304.000 7/2/42 (1610. 750- ì òr preserved, n. s. p. f___-...... 0091. COG 3/5/43 Lobsters, canned and not canned__ 0083.000 7/2/42 Sugar, c a n e ...______...... {1610.000 }• 7/2/42 Eggs of poultry other than chicken, 0084.000 7/2/42 1 ine. 1 whole, in thè shell______0088.500 3/5/43 Lupines...... - ______1199.100 7/2/42 Syrups and extracts for use in the 0082.000 3/5/43 Mace, unground...... 1640.000 10/6/42 manufacture of beverages______N . 8. C. 3/5/43 Egg yolks, frozen, or otherwise pre- Mace, ground______1550.090, 10/6/42 Tallow, vegetable...... 2250.000 7/2/42 1549.200 10/6/42 pared or preserved, n. s. p. f_____ 0083.000 3/5/43 Mace, Bombay or wild, unground. Tankage (incl. cracklings, greave Ì0975.000 T5fgot, .__ -_T_- ______T. 2210.330 10/6/42 Mace, Bombay or wild, ground___ 1550.100 10/6/42 cakes, liver meal, meat meal, ¡■8509.600 1 7/2/42 Fatty acids, not specifically pro- 2210. 570 7/2/42 meat flour, meat scrap, etc.)...... vided for, derived from vège- Maté, Yerba, advanced in value or Tapioca, tapioca flour, and cassava table oils, animal or fish oils, condition (Paraguay tea)...... 1770.900 10/6/42 (including mandoica flour)___ ... 1228.000 . 7/2/42 animal fats and greases, not Meats, canned, n. e. s., and prepar Tea, not specially provided fo r ..... 1521.000 7/21/42 elsewhere specified: ed or preserved meats, n. s. p. f. Textile waste, not elsewhere speci Cottonseed o i l ...... 2260.220 5/22/42 (include liver paste; also include fied (incl. jute thread and flax, Linseed oil______2260.210 7/21/42 mutton)...... 0032.900 10/21/42 etc .)« ..__ T.. . __ ...... 9850.905 7/2/42 Soybean oil...... 2260.230 7/21/42 Meat extracts, including flu id ...... 0096.000 7/2/42 (2601. 00O- 1 Other, not elsewhere specified___ 2260.240 7/21/42 Melons...... r.______1330. 420 7/2/42 Tobacco, unmanufactured_____ ... {2610.000 [ 7/2/42 Fatty alcohols and fatty acids sub 1330.430 7/2/42 [ ine* ph'ated, not elsewhere specified, Milk, condensed and evaporated... 0040.000 7/2/42 Tonka beans______1546.000 7/2/42 and salts of fatty acids sulphated 0040.100 7/2/42 Tops of hair other than camel’s not elsewhere specified______2260.280 7/21/42 0040.700 7/2/42 hair, mohair, and wool (includ Fish scrap and fish meal___ ... ___ 0876.000 7/2/42 Milk, skimmed, dried...... 0041.100 4/2/43 ing alpaca and vieuna), n. e. s___ 3560.500 1/18/43 8509.700 7/2/42 Milk, whole, dried______0041.000 4/2/43 Tucum nuts and k e r n e ls ...« « « .. 2239. 650 6/22/42 Floor coverings: (3530.000- 2239.660 5/22/42 Carpets and carpeting, mats, Mohair (Angora goat hair)______{3530.400 i 7/2/42 Tuna fish, fresh or frozen______0058.000 7/2/42 rags, art squares, etc., of wool, 13660.000- l - l ine. I Tuna fish, in oil or in oil and other n. s. p. f...... (3670.570 ) 10/21/42 Mohair tops______...... 3560.100 1/18/43 substances______...a ____ 0065.200 4/2/43 I ine. \ (3570.300- Turtles______...... __ .... 0086.200 7/2/42 File mats and floor coverings of Mohair yams______. {3570.600 i 1/18/43 Vanilla beans...... 1545.000 7/2/42 cocoa fiher (coir fiber)_ . . 3860.100 10/21/42 1 ine. Vegetable ivory or tagua nnts_____ 2911.000 7/2/42 Pile mats and floor coverings of Molasses and sugar sirup, edible 1630.480- Vegetable oil foots, other than olive. N . ‘8. C. 7/21/42 rattan...... 3860.300 10/21/42 and inedible____ ..... ____ ...... {1640.000 l 7/2/42 Vegetable soaps took.__...... N . S. C. 7/21/42 Matting and articles of cocoa I Wool, advanced, n. e. 8__...... 3560.900 1/18/43 fiber (coir fiber) or rattan_____ 3963.000 10/21/42 Monazite sand and other thorium (3506.000- Floor coverings of grass or rice ore...... 6930.300 7/2/42 Wool, apparel, 40’s or coarser...... {3509.300 i 7/2/42 straw, not in chief value of Muru m um nuts and kernels 2239.630 5/22/42 ( ine. 1 cotton______■_____ 3863.200 10/21/42 2239.640 5/22/42 Wool, apparel, finer than 40’s, not (3514.000 7/2/42 Textile floor coverings, other than Nitrates, Podium and Potassium... 8506.000 7/2/42 finer than 44’s on the s k in .....__ (3525.000 7/2/42 wool, cotton, silk, rayon, etc., 8527.600 7/2/42 13501. 000- 1 n. e. s______. . . 3963.600 10/21/42 8527.900 7/2/42 Wool, carpet___.... ___ ... ___ .... {3502.300 ) 7/2/42 Fluorspar...... 5301.000 7/2/42 Nitrogenous material, n. s. p. 1. (in 1 ine. 1 6301.100 7/2/42 cluding hoof meal and born meal). 8509.800 1/18/43 Wool mungo______... 3553. 900 11/23/42 Garlic____ ...______. . ______1206.0C0 7/2/42 Nutmegs, unground...... 1539.000 10/6/42 (3550.000- ) Ginger root unground, not pre- Nutmegs, ground...... 1550: no 10/6/42 Wool noils and wastes______{3553. 700 }• 7/2/42 served or candied...... 1636.160 10/6/42 Oats, hulled and unbulled__ ...... 1041.000 7/2/42 ( ine. J 1041.100 7/2/42 Wool press cloth waste______9850.803 7/2/42 Ginger root, ground, not preserved Offal, edible...... 0023.600 7/2/42 Wool rags...... 11/23/423554.000 or candied. T______1560.080 10/6/42 Oil cake and oil cake meal: Wool shoddy and wool ex tract..... 3553.800 11/23/42 Glue, except glue size and fish glue Coconut or copra..______1111. 000 3/5/43 Wool tops______...... 3560.400 1/18/43 (value—under 40è lb.)...... 0840.100 7/2/42 Soybean______1112.000 3/5/43 (3574. 300- Goat and kid hair except Angora Cottonseed...... 1114.000 7/2/42 Wool yams and yarns of other hair. {3574.600 1 1/18/43 (mohair) and Cashmere_____ ... 3696.200 7/2/42 Linseed______1115.000 3/5/43 1 ine. Grapefruit and pomeloes...... 1302.000 7/2/42 Peanut______1119. 600 7/2/42 Yams wholly or in chief value of (3573.400- Grapes, fresh (other than hothouse). 1318.600 7/2/42 Hempseed__ - ...... 1119. 700 7/2/42 Angora rabbit hair.' {3573.800 [ 1/18/43 Guano______8604.000 7/2/42 Other, n.s.p.f ______. ' 1119.900 7/2/42 1 ine. 1 Gum arabic or Senegal (Acacia Oleo.stearin._~______...... 0086.300 7/2/42 pumi______- - , , , ; , ■ ...... 2161.000 10/21/42 Onions, edible______1208.100 7/2/42 N . S. C.—No separate class. Commodity number Gùm ghatti...... N.S.C. 10/21/42 Orange flower or neroli oil...... 2280.280 1/18/43 has not yet been assigned by the Department of Com Gum kadaya (karaya) and talka... 2163.000 10/21/42 Orange oil (including mandarin)___ 2277.000 1A8/43 merce, Statistical Classification of Imports. Gum tragacanth...... 2162.000 10/21/42 Orange oil, terpeneless (including Gums, n. e. s., used in manufacture mandarin)______...... 2277.100 1/18/43 I nterpretation l of Chewing pnm____ -______N. S. C. 3/5/43 Ouricury (uricury) w a x .....__.... 2252.300 7/2/42 Paper báse stock: Hempseed«..«...... ______2238.000 6/22/42 No authorization under paragraph (b) of Hempseed oil___ _ 2260.030 7/21/42 Rags for paper sto ck ...... 4691.000 7/2/42 (0070.000r Waste bagging, gunny cloth and the order is necessary for the release or with Herring (includingsprats, pilchards •{0070. 900 I 7/2/42 b a g s...... 4692.000 7/2/42 drawal of materials on List II or List III from and anchovies), all types...... Grasses, fibers, waste, shavings, a free port, a free zone, or the bonded custody Hibiscus cannabinns or fornir...... N.S.C. 7/2/42 clippings, etc., n. e. s...... 4692.800 7/2/42 Hide cuttings, raw...... 0830.800 7/2/42 Peaches, green, ripe, or in brine___ 1330.610 7/2/42 of the United States Bureau of Customs Hides and skins: Pears, green, ripe or in brine._____ 1330.660 7/2/42 (bonded warehouse) in the continental Horse, colt, and a s s ...... 7/2/42 Peas, dried and split...... 1197.000 7/2/42 0211.100 7/2/42 United States regardless of the date when 0211. 300 7/2/42 1198.000 such materials first entered such place. The Ó212.100 7/2/42 Peppers...... 1210.050 7/2/42 0212. 200 7/2/42 Piassava fiber...... 3409.350 7/2/42 actual importation, which is the subject of 0212. 300 7/2/42 Piassava fiber manufactured in restriction under paragraph (b), is deemed 0212.600 7/2/42 whole or in part (dressed- cut to to have occurred before the question of re Sheep and lamb skins, except length, etc.)...... ____ _ 3410.050 3/5/43 shearlings, cabrettas. etc.: Pigeons, racing or fancy______0895. 600 7/2/42 lease or withdrawal arises. Also, no authori Pickled skins, not split, no wool. 0234.000 7/2/42 Pigeons, other______...... N. S. O. 7/2,42 zation under paragraph (d) of the order is 4248 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 necessary for the subsequent disposition, and reinforcement for concrete or gyp (b) Metal reinforced mineral wool in processing, or shipment of such released or sum floor and roof slabs. sulating pipe coverings, or withdrawn List II and List III materials. (2) “Metal plastering accessory” (c) Metal reinforced filters, or As to List I materials which are similarly means any article (other than a metal (d) Crude oil reduction equipment, situated, no authorization under paragraph plastering base, a nail, clip, or any de (b) of the order is necessary for their release but no such person engaged in such or withdrawal from free port, free zone, or vice for holding plaster base other than bonded custody, but authorization under metal plastering base), which is of a type manufacture shall use such metal plas paragraph (d) of the order is necessary for commonly used as a guide, support, rein tering base except in the manufacture their subsequent disposition, processing, or forcement or means of attachment for or assembly of the materials set forth in shipment unless they are shipped in bond to metal plastering bases, and which is this paragraph (b) (3) (iii) of Order Canada, Mexico, or some other foreign coun made in whple or in part of metal includ L-59-b; or try, in which event the foreign destination ing, but not limited to, the following: (iv) Metal plastering base or metal is deemed to be the place of initial storage as such term is used in the order, (issued June corner lath (cornerite), corner beads, plastering accessory in his possession 30, 1942.) base screed, corner bead clips, metal par prior to the 2nd day of April 1943; or tition studs, floor and ceiling track for (v) Upon specific approval by the War I nterpretation 2 partitions, steel plastering shapes such Production Board, upon application as channels and rods, and concealed pic made by letter in triplicate addressed to The following official interpretation is here ture mold and trim to be applied before War Production Boards Building Ma by issued by the War Production Board with plastering. terials Division, Washington, D. C. respect to the meaning of the term “in (b) General restrictions. Notwith (c) Reports. Each person to whom transit” as defined in paragraph (a) (6) of standing any contract, agreement or General Imports Order M-63 (§ 1042.1) as this order applies shall execute and file amended: preference rating: with the War Production Board such By amendment dated December 17, 1942, (1) No person shall manufacture or reports and questionnaires as said Board the definition of material “in transit” was fabricate any metal plastering base, ex shall from time to time request. changed by adding the following clause, “or cept: (d) Violations. Any person who wil if it has actually been delivered to and ac (1) To fill an order from or for the ac fully violates any provision of this or cepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier, for count of the Army or Navy of the United der, or who, in connection with this transportation to a point within the con States, the United States Maritime Com order, wilfully conceals a material fact tinental United States.” The question has mission, or the War Shipping Adminis or furnishes false information to any been raised as to the meaning of the term tration when such metal plastering base department or agency of the United as applied to a case where the material on is authorized by the Army, Navy Muni the governing date had been delivered to and States is guilty of a crime, and upon con accepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier on a tions Board List of Prohibited Items for viction may be punished by fine or im through bill of lading for transportation to Construction Work, as amended, or as prisonment. In addition, any such per a specified port and from thence by boat to authorized as an exception to said list: or son may be prohibited from making or a point within the continental United States. (ii) Rib type metal lath suitable as a obtaining further deliveries of, or from The material in the stated case is not combination form and reinforcement for processing or using, material under deemed to be in transit within the meaning cast-in-place concrete or gypsum floor priority control and may be deprived of of the term as used in the order. If the ma and roof slabs; or terial is to be carried to the port of arrival priorities assistance. ■ in the continental United States by ship, (iii) For use by such person in the (e) Appeals. Any appeal from the the material must have been afloat, or an on manufacture or assembly of, or for de provisions of this order shall be filed on board ocean bill of lading must have been livery to a manufacturer of Form PD-50Û with the field office of the issued with respect to it, on the governing (a) Metal reinforced mineral wool in- War Production Board for the district date in order for it to be considered as having sulatioh blankets, or in which is located the plant or branch been in transit on such date. (b) Metal reinforced mineral wool in Material which has been delivered to and of the appellant to which the appeal sulating pipe coverings, or relates. accepted by a rail, truck, or air carrier on (c) Metal reinforced filters, or the governing date for transportation to a (f) Applicability of regulations. This point within the continental United States (d) Crude oil reduction equipment, or order and all transactions affected 'there is deemed to be in transit within the meaning (iv) Upon specific approval by the by are subject to all applicable provisions of the term as used in the order only when War Production Board upon application of the regulations of the War Production the transportation specified in the bill of made by letter in triplicate addressed to lading issued by such carrier calls for de War Production Board, Building Mate poard, as amended from time to time. livery of the material at the port of. arrival rials Division, Washington, D. C. (g) Routing of correspondence. Re in the continental United States by rail, (2) No person shall manufacture or ports to be filed and communications truck, or air carrier, not by ship. (Issued fabricate any metal plastering accessory. concerning this order, other than ap March 5, 1943.) (3) No person shall sell or deliver any peals, shall be addressed to the War Pro [P. R. Doc. 43-5140; Piled, April 2, 1943; metal plastering base or metal plastering duction Board, Building Materials Divi 11:44 a. m.] accessory, except sion, Washington, D. C. Ref.: L-59-b. (i) To fill an order from or for the Issued this 2d day of April 1943. account of the Army or Navy of the War P roduction B oard, P art 1119—Metal P lastering B ases and United States, the United States Mari By J. Joseph W helan, Metal P lastering Accessories time Commission, or the War Shipping Recording Secretary. Administration when such metal plas [Supplementary Limitation Order L-59-b as tering base is authorized by the Army, [F. R. Dpc. 43-5145; Filed, April 2, 1943; Amended April 2, 1943] Navy Munitions Board List of Prohibited 11:44 a. m.] Section 1119.3 Supplementary Limi Items for Construction Work, as amend tation Order JVo. L-59-b is hereby ed, or as authorized as an exception to amended to read as follows: said List; or P art 3175—R egulations Applicable to § 1119.3 Supplementary Limitation (ii) Rib type metal lath suitable as a the Controlled Materials Plan Order L-59-b—(a) Definitions. For the combination form and reinforcement for [Interpretation 1 of CMP Reg. 3] purpose of this order: cast-in-place concrete or gypsum floor In § 3175.3 the provisions of paragraph (c) (1) “Metal plastering base” means any and roof slabs, pursuant to preference of CMP Regulation No. 3 with respect to the expanded or sheet metal lath, woven or ratings of AA-5 or better, and no per superiority of a rating with an allotment welded wire lath, wire cloth or wire fab son shall use rib type metal lath for any number over the same rating without an ric, or .stucco mesh (with or without purpose other than as such combination allotment number are subject to the pro form and reinforcement; or visions of Priorities Regulation No. 12 re paper or other backing), and any com garding reratings. The receipt of an allot bination of the foregoing, of the types (iii) To a person engaged in the manu ment number against a delivery order pre thereof commonly used as base for the facture or assembly of viously rated without an allotment number application of interior or exterior plas (a) Metal reinforced mineral wool in is equivalent to a rerating of the delivery ter or stucco, or as a combination form sulation blankets, or order. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April & 1943 4249 Attention is called specifically to para may establish specifications for products wilfully conceals a material fact or fur graph (i) of Priorities Regulation No. 12 to be manufactured with such machines, nishes false information to any depart which provides that a rerating takes effect as if the new rating had been applied or such specifications to apply to such ment or agency of the United States, is extended when the original rating was ap products alone, and to supersede the ap guilty of a crime, and upon conviction plied or extended, except that (1) there are plicable limitations of this order. may be punished by fine or imprison restrictions on the diversion of items al (3) The restrictions of paragraph ment. In addition, any such person ready completed or scheduled for completion (c) (1), and the schedules therein re may be prohibited from making or ob in 15 days and (2) no person is required by ferred to, and any specifications estab taining further deliveries of or from reason of a rerating to terminate or inter lished pursuant to paragraph (c) (2), do processing or using, material under rupt a production schedule within 40 days after receipt of the rerating where such not apply to the manufacture of any priority control and may be deprived of termination or interruption would result in hosiery for or for the account of the priorities assistance. a substantial loss in production. Army or Navy of the United States, the (g) Records. All manufacturers af United States Maritime Commission, or fected by this order shall keep and pre Issued this 2d day of April 1943. the War Shipping Administration. serve for not less than two years, ac War P roduction B oard, (4) Any hosiery manufacturer may curate and complete records of produc By J. Joseph Whelan, use to produce hosiery not permitted by tion, type and poundage of raw mate Recording Secretary. this order any material which was in his rials consumed, and shipments made by [P. R. Doc. 43-5146; Filed, April 2, J943; inventory on April 2, 1943, and which date, quantity, and name of consignee. 11:45 a. m.] with his existing machines he cannot use Issued this 2d day of April 1943. to manufacture products permitted by this order. War Production B oard, (d) Appeals. Any appeal from the By J. J oseph Whelan, Part 3214—Men’s, W omen’s, Children’s, provisions of this order shall be made Recording Secretary. and Infants’ Hosiery by filing a letter in triplicate, referring to the particular provision appealed Schedule A [General Limitation Order L-274J from and stating fully the grounds of The fulfillment of requirements for the the appeal. w o m en ’s fu ll-fashioned hosiery defense of the United States has created (e) Communications to War Produc (a) This schedule does not apply to full- a shortage in the supply of silk, nylon, tion Board. All reports required to be fashioned over-all cotton hosiery of any rayon, cotton, wool and other mate gauge, or to any so-called “Run-Proof” filed hereunder, and all communications hosiery, or any mesh' hosiery made on modi rials for defense, for private account and concerning this order, shall, unless fied or full lace attachments, and the manu for export; and the following order is otherwise directed, be addressed to: War facture of such products is not restricted by deemed necessary and appropriate in the this order. The schedule does not prohibit public interest and to promote the na Production Board, Textile, Clothing & constructions of cotton, wool, continuous tional defense: Leather Division, Washington, D. C. filament, or spun rayon yam in any combina Ref.: L-274. tion yarns. § 3214.1 General Limitation Order Violations. Any person who wil (b) No person shall produce any women’s L-274—(a) Applicability of regulations. full-fashioned rayon plain-knit hosiery un This order and all transactions affected fully violates any provision of this order, less it meets the minimum specifications thereby are subject to all applicable pro or who, in connection with this order, shown on the following table: visions of the regulations of the War Production Board as amended from time Welt Leg to time. Minimum Toe Gauge total Heel and sole (b) Definitions. For the purposes of Minimum Minimum splicing, equiva Yam Rayon courses lent to— this order, unless otherwise expressly de turns ■ yam turns fined all trade terms shall have their per inch per inch usual and customary meanings. (c) Restrictions on the manufacture 39______150 den. rayon______8 150 8 1,190 100 den. or 120/2__ 39...... 70/2 cotton...... 150 of certain types of hosiery. (1) On and 42...... 150 den. rayon...... 8 150 8 1,240 100 den. or cotton.. 250 den. after May 15, 1943, no person shall put 42...... 80/2 cotton______150 8 1,200 100 den. or cotton.. 250 den. into production women’s full-fashioned 42______150 den. rayon____ ... 8 100 20 1,340 100 den. or cotton.. 200 den. 42...... 80/2 cotton______100 20 1,300 100 den. or cotton.. 200 den. plain-knit hosiery, women’s seamless, 45 or 48--- . 150 den. rayon...... 8 100 20 1,400 100 den. or cotton.. 200 den. circular-knit hosiery, men’s hosiery, or 45 or 48___ 100/2 cotton______100 20 1,360 100 den. or cotton;. 100 den. rayon______IQ 75 25 200 den. misses’, children’s or infants’ hosiery, ex 45 or 48___ 100/2 cotton______75 25 1,410 100 den. or cotton.. cept in accordance with Schedules A. B, 51 and u p .. 75 den. rayon...... 15 '50 30 L600 75 den. or cotton... C, and D, which are a part of this order, 51 and u p .. 140/2 cotton______' »50 30 1,560 75 den. or cotton... 150 den. or in paragraphs (c) (2), (c) (3). and i Can use only viscose rayon yarn Qualifying as yam of 60 denier or finer and having an average tenacity of 2 3 (c) (4). grams per denier or higher Irrespective of elongation. (2) Any person having a substantial number of machines which on May 15, (c) The leg length shall be 29 inches with (f) The minimum number of courses are 1943, or within one year prior thereto a 1 inch tolerance plus or minus. Any per to be counted in conventional or legger-foot- were in use to manufacture products re son who manufactured proportioned length er construction, from the first course in the hosiery outside the tolerances permitted by welt to the loose course in the heel; in single ferred to in paragraph (c) (1), but which this paragraph (c) in 1942 may apply to the cannot be used or converted to produce War Production Board for permission to con unit or rack-back constructions, from the the products permitted by this order tinue such manufacture. Such application first course in the welt to the course in the without a substantial allotment of criti shall be in writing, and shall set forth all heel on which the widest course in the rack- cal materials for conversion, may, if he pertinent facts. The War Production Board back falls. ' desires, so report in writing to the War may take such action on such application as (g) The heel splicing shall measure 4% Production Board, attention of Textile, it may deem proper. inches from the bottom of the heel with a Clothing and Leather Division, setting (d) The minimum length of the welt shall % inch tolerance, plus or minus. be 3 inches and of the afterwelt 1% inches. (h) All seams shall be made with a mini forth all pertinent facts. The War Pro (e) The minimum number of needles used duction Board, if it determines that the in knitting hosiery shall be the full 14 inch mum of 16 stitches to the inch and be made output of such machines is necessary to bar less two needles at each end of the bar of a good quality two or three ply seaming maintain production at adequate levels, on all gauges. yarn. No. 66----- 4 4250 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

(i) Based on a 14 inch head, the maximum (l) Plied ends of single rayon yarn may be for any six months spring (Jan. lst-June number of total flare and calf narrowings used if they make the equivalent denier of 30th) or six months fall (July lst-Dec. 31st) shall be: yarns shown in the table. season and no more than five of these seven 39 gauge______40 narrowings. (m) In single unit or rack-back construc colors in any one style nuxfiber in any cor 42 gauge______42 narrowings. tion the total minimum number of courses responding six months period. In addition 45 gauge______44 narrowings. may be no more than 40 courses less than the to the foregoing colprs, white is also per 48 gauge______46 narrowings. minimums for conventional constructions mitted. shown in the above tabfe. 51 gauge______50 narrowings. Schedule B 54 gauge and up______Optional. (n) No lace bands, fancy designs or nu merals are to be knit in welt or after-welt. (j) The reinforcing yarn in the toe must w om en’s seamless, circular k n it hosier? start within 10 courses from the first toe No picot stitches are to be placed more close ly than % inch apart except for the top % (a) No manufacturer shall produce any narrowing. women’s seamless or circular plain-knit (k) Where two-ply cotton yarns are speci inch of the welt. fied the equivalent count in single yarns may (o) No manufacturer shall put in dye or hosiery unless it meets the minimum speci be used. knit ingrain more than 7 basic body colors fications shown on the following table:

Minimum total Minimum total Body or boot con courses of all- Total courses if all- Welt construction struction mini if rayon Heel over rayon mum over cotton if rayon and construction construction If cot Splicing yarns when used courses Needles ton toe if made yarns with cot Minimum Boot Total Weit and Total Minimum Denier ton welts Denier twist twist yam courses boot yam courses

240 and below... 60/2 150 Producers___ 150 Producers___ 50 denier rayon or 70/1 cotton...... 40/2 150 800 852 60/2 852 Producers..... 150 Producers___ 50 denier rayon or 80/1 cotton------50/2 150 960 912 70/2 960 260...... 60/2 160 80/2 280...... 70/2 150 Producers___ 150 Producers------50 denier rayon or 90/1 cotton— ------60/2 150 1,008 960 1,008 80/2 160 Producers___ 100 15 turns_____ 50 denier rayon or 100/1 cotton______70/2 100 1,104 1,056 100/2 1,104 300...... / 100 1,152 1,104 / 100 16 turns_____ J50 denier rayon or 100/1 cotton------80/2 } 120/2 1,200 320...... 100/2 100 10 turns_____ 1 or 75 20 turns_____ lor 75 1,200 1,152 120/2 100 10 turns_____ 75 20 turns_____ 50 denier rayon or 100/1 cotton------100/2 75- 1,260 1,212 140/2 1,296 340...... 140/2 1,296 140/2 1,356 Above 340------140/2 100 10 turns______76 20 turns_____ N one...------75 1,320

(b) Where definite counts of cotton (but Schedule C U. S. Commercial Standards, C. S. 46-40, as follows: not rayon) yarn are specified in the table, m en ’s hosiery no finer counts of cotton yarn may be used, T able 10.—Standard len gths of an klets (folded but combination yarns of cotton and rayon, (a) The following limitations apply to AND SINGLE CUFFS) or cotton, rayon and wool mixed yams, and men’s hosiery but do not apply to the man coarser counts of cotton yarns, or spun rayon ufacture of men’s work socks or bundle socks made of wool, part wool, or cotton. Number Size of Standard Toler yarn of total equivalent denier or heavier may Size cylinder length ance be used. (b) No manufacturer may produce in any of needles (diameter) (c) Where two-ply cotton yarns are speci mill fancy half-hose patterns which were not fied in the table the equivalent counts in in actual production in such mill during the Inches Inches Inch single yarns may be used. sixty-day (60) period immediately prior to 5-5M...... 120-160 2M-2H 4 ± ) i (d) The leg length of women’s seamless April 2, 1943. Any machines that have been 6-GÌ4...... 120-180 2)4-3 VA ±)4 hosiery shall be 30 inches with 1 inch toler idle for this entire period may be set-up on I-ty t...... 130-200 2M-3 x 5 patterns of the mill’s choosing, but when so 8-8^______140-220 2J4-3J4 5 H m ance plus or minus. All welts to finish 4 0-0}^...... 150-240 2M-3M 6 Inches with % inch tolerance. set-up, they are subject to the limitations of 10-10^...... 160-240 3-3H 6 s ±)4 this clause. 11-1V4_____ 120-180 3)4-354 6 ±)4 (e) The specified minimum total courses (c) (1) In any six months period, no one are to be counted from the first course in the mill shall put in dye or knit ingrain more welt to the end of the high splicing where than seven (7) basic colors and no more than (2) No cuff may be turned down or folded the reciprocating motion is started for the five (5) of such seven basic colors in any one more than once, and shall not be made of heel. style, to which may be added white and three more than one thickness of fabric before (f) Mesh or tuck stitch constructions in War Service colors. folding. women’s circular knit hosiery are restricted (2) No limitations are placed upon the use (3) No top or cuff either straight-up or to'the following constructions: of various colors in yarns used purely for folded is to measure when finished more than (1) On single-end tuck stitch knitting, no decorative purposes in men’s fancy half-hose. two (2) inches in length. finer than one end of 100 denier rayon yarn (d) No men’s half-hose are to be manu (d) (1) No true-ribbed, topped-on anklets may be used in the leg on any machine re factured with any splicing or reinforcing yarn or anklets made on H-H or Komet machines, gardless of number of needles. in the sole. », in sizes 8 and up are to be manufactured (2) On double-end mesh knitting no finer (e) The doubling, turning or welting or with other than straight-up tops. No cuff than 75 denier rayon yarn may be used in the h e m m i n g of true ribbed tops in men’s half or turned tops. leg, on any machine regardless of number of hose or those made on N-H or Komet ma (2) All folded down or cuff top anklets in needles. ch in es is prohibited. sizes 8 and up are to be manufactured with (3) Minimum number of turns per inch in (f) No men’s half-hose are to be manu sewed-on tops. the rayon yarn in mesh or tuck stitch con factured with any mock-seams. (e) No misses’, children’s or infants’ ho structions are to. be the same as shown in siery shall be manufactured with any splic S chedule D above table for plain knit constructions for ing or reinforcing yarn in the sole of the foot. m isses’, children’s and in fa n ts’ hosiery (f) In any six months period, no manu similar deniers. facturer of misses’, children’s or infants’ ho (g) All sole splicing yarns are prohibited (a) No manufacturer shall put in produc siery shall knit or put in dye more than seven in women’s circular knit all-over cotton hos tion any fancy or novelty patterns or designs, (7) basic body colors and, in staples, no more iery and in women’s circular knit rayon not actually in production in the period be than six (6) of such basic colors in any one hosiery when the main end is 100 denier rayon tween October 1st, 1942, and April 2, 1943. style and in novelties no more than four (4) yarn or heavier. (b) No manufacturer shall produce any of such basic colors in any one style. In (h) No manufacturer of women’s circular children’s half-socks in a foot-size larger addition to the foregoing colors, white is also than seven and one-half (7y2). Infants’ permitted. No restriction is placed upon the knit hosiery shall put in dye or knit Ingrain ribbed long hose may not be produced in a more than seven basic body colors for any use of any colored yarns in the manufacture foot-size exceeding 5^ or in a color other of decorative stripes, designs and figures in one six months spring or fall season, and no than white. any part of any misses’, children’s or infants’ more than five of these seven colors in any (c) (1) The total finished leg-length of hosiery. one style number in any corresponding six all misses’, children’s, and infants’ anklets months period. In addition to the foregoing either straight-up or cuff-top is not to exceed [P. R. Doc. 43-5144; Filed, April 2, 1943; colors, white is also permitted. the measurements shown in Table #10 of 11:44 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4251

Part 3236—Quinacrine on Form PD-602 in the manner pre where that is the case, that his use is the scribed therein, subject to the following manufacture of tablets or other dosage forms. [General Preference Order M-306 J special instructions: (viii) Each producer will fill out Table n in its entirety. In Column 8 under “Grade”, The fulfillment of requirements for the (i) Copies of Form PD-602 may be ob producer will specify "uncompounded” or defense of the United States has created tained at local field offices of the War Pro “tablets” or other dosage form. a shortage in the supply of quinacrine duction Board. for defense, for private account and for (ii) Four copies shall be prepared of which (2) On or before the 5th day of each export; and the following order is deemed three shall be filed with the War Production month beginning with May, 1943, each necessary and appropriate in the public Board, Washington, D. C., Ref.: M-306, the producer shall file Form PD-602, sub fourth being retained for producer's files. ject to the following special instructions: interest and to promote the national At least one of the copies filed with War defense: Production Board shall be manually signed (1) Two copies shall be prepared of which by producer by a duly authorized official. one shall be filed with War Production § 32364 General Preference Order Where the application is for authorization Board, Washington, D. C., Ref: M-306, the M-306—(a) Definitions. (1) “Quina to deliver both uncompaunded (bull:) quin second copy to be retained for producer’s crine” means the chemical compound of acrine and quinacrine in ^tablet or other file. ’Die filed copy shall be manually signed that name or the name “Quinacrine Hy dosage form, one set of Form PD-602 shall by producer by a duly authorized official. drochloride U. S. P.”, whether sold under be filed for deliveries of uncompounded Where to the preceding month producer de-, either of such names or under a trade (bulk) quinacrine and a second set of such livered both uncompounded (bulk) quin name (including the name "atahrine”). Form PD-602 for deliveries of quinacrine in acrine and quinacrine in dosage forms, one tablet or other dosage forms. Form PD-602 shall be filed for deliveries of The term includes the chemical com (iii) Zn the beading under “Name of ma uncompounded (bulk) quinacrine and a pound quinacrine in any medicinal tablet terial”, specify “Quinacrine”; under “Grade”, second Form PD-602 for deliveries of quin or other dosage form, except ampoules. indicate whether uncompounded (bulk) or acrine in dosage form. (2) “Producer” means any person who in dosage form (specifying particular dosage (ii) The same information shall be given produces or imports quinacrine or has form); under “WPB Order No.'*, specify as specified to paragraph (c) (1) (iii) hereof quinacrine prepared for him pursuant to "M-306”; under heading "This schedule is for with the following change; under the head toll agreement, or who makes quinacrine delivery to be made during month/quarter ing “This schedule is for deliverier; to be «______194_”, strike out the word made during -the month/quarter, ------tablets or other dosage forms of quina "quarter” and specify the month and year 194_”, strike out the words “to be” and crine, except ampoules. during which deliveries covered by the appli “quarter” and specify the month and year (b) Restrictions on deliveries and use. cation are to made; under “Unit of measure”, preceding the month in which such Form (1) No producer shall deliver or use any specify "pounds” (or number of tablets or PD-602 is filed. quinacrine except as specifically author Other dosage units); under “Name of com (iii) in column 1, producer will list the ized or directed by War Production pany”, producer should specify his name and name and delivery destination of each cus Board. No person shall accept delivery the address of the plant or warehouse from tomer (exclusive of Army, Navy, Maritime which he proposes to make shipment. Commission, War Shipping Administration, of any quinacrine which he knows or has (iv) In Coluinn 1, each produeer who seeks Lend-Lease or other person or agency, pur reason to believe is delivered in violation authorization to (Jeliver uncompounded chasing for export) to whom he delivered of this order. (bulk) quinacrine to any other person in quinacrine to the preceding month, and to (2) Authorizations or directions with the applicable month for the manufacture Column 4 will indicate the quantity delivered respect to deliveries or use of quinacrine of tablets or other dosage forms, will list to each. by producers in each calendar month will the name and delivery destination of each (iv) In all other respects, Form PD-602 such other person. In no other case, how wiù be left blank. so far as practicable be issued by War ever, whether the product to be delivered is Production Board prior to the com uncompounded (bulk) quinacrine or quina- (3) The War Production Board may mencement of such month (in the normal crine in dosage form, is it necessary to list require each person affected by this order case on Form PD-602 filed pursuant to names and delivery destinations, but classes to file such other reports as may be paragraph (c) (1) ), but War Production of customers will be lumped as provided in prescribed, and may issue other and fur Board may at any time issue directions subparagraph (v). ther directions with respect to prepar to any person with respect to deliveries (v) Except as provided in subdivision (iv), any order or orders falling within one of the ing and filing Form PD-402. to be made or with respect to the use or following classes need not be itemized, but (d) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Ap uses which may or may not be made of producer shall list in Column 1 the appli plicability of regulations. This order quinacrine to be delivered or then on cable class heading (viz. one of those specified and all transactions affected thereby are hand. in this subparagraph) and in each case will subject to all applicable regulations of (3) In the event that any producer, specify in Column 4, opposite the applicable War Production Board, as amended from after receiving notice from War Produc class heading, the total quantity of quina time to time. tion Board with respect to a delivery of crine ordered for delivery to such class dur ing the month to which the application (2> Notification of customers. Each quinacrine which he is authorized or di relates: supplier shall, as soon as practicable, rected to make to any specific customer, Army notify each of his regular customers of shall be unable to make such'delivery Navy the requirements of this order, but fail either because of receipt of notice of can Maritime Commission ure to give notice shall not excuse any cellation from such customer or other War Shipping Administration such person from complying with the wise, such producer shall forthwith give Civilian terms hereof. Lend-Lease notice of such fact to the War Produc Export other than Lend-Lease to (name (3) Violations. Any person who wil tion Board, Chemicals Division, Wash country and show separate total for order fully violates any provisions of this or ington, D. C„ Ref.: M-306, and shall not, for each country). der, or who, in connection with this or in the absence of specific authorization In Column 7, applicant will enter con der wilfully coneeals a material fact or or direction from War Production Board tract numbers applicable to orders placed by furnishes false information to any de sell or otherwise dispose of the quin Branch of Service or Government Agency or, partment or agency of the United States, acrine which he is unable to deliver as in case of pinchase for export, the export is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction license number, if any. aforesaid. (vi) Where the application is for author may be punished by fine or imprison (c) Applications and reports. (1) ization to deliver uncompounded (bulk) ment. In addition, any such person may Each producer seeking authorization to quinacrine to another person for the manu be prohibited from making or obtaining deliver- or use quinacrine during any cal facture of tablets or other dosage forms, further deliveries of, or from processing endar month, beginning with May 1943, producer will specify In Column la "Manu or using material under priority control shall file application on or before the facture o f ______” (specifying particular and may be deprived of priorities assist dosage form). ance. 20th day of the preceding month. Ap (vii) A producer requiring permission to plication for authorization to deliver or use all or part of his own production of (4) Communications to War Produc use quinacrine, in April, 1943, shall be quinacrine (whether or not for use in the tion Board. All reports required to be filed as many days as possible in advance manufacture of tablets or other, dosage filed hereunder, and all communications of the proposed date of delivery or use. forms) shall list his own name on Form PD- concerning this order, shall, unless other In any case, application shall be made 602 as a customer, specifying in Column la, wise directed, be addressed to: War Pro- \ 4252 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 duction Board, Chemicals Division, P art 1347*—P aper, P aper P roducts, R aw of the grade sold and the purpose to Washington, D. C.; Ref: M-306. M aterials for P apers and P aper P rod which it is to be put, and the estimated Issued this 2d day of April 1943. ucts, P rinting and P ublishing tonnage of such paper to be manufac War Production B oard, [MPR 182,1 Amendment 5] tured during the succeeding six months. By J. Joseph Whelan, Any changes in differentials already re Recording Secretary. KRAFT WRAPPING PAPERS AND CERTAIN BAG ported by manufacturers shall be re PAPERS AND CERTAIN BAGS ported to the Office of Price Administra [F. R. Doc. 43-5142; Filed, April 2, 1943; tion in Washington, D. C., within ten days 11:44 a. m.] A statement of the considerations in after the effective date of this Amend volved in the issuance of this amend ment No. 5. All such differentials used ment, issued simultaneously herewith, or reported shall be subject to adjust Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration has been filed with the Division of the ment or disapproval at any time by the Federal Register.* Office of Price Administration. P art 1340—F uel Maximum Price Regulation 182 is amended in the following respects: 6. Section 1347.311 Footnote 4 is [RPS 88,1 Amendment 88] amended to read as follows: PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 1. Section 1347.301 (b) (1) (iii) is added to read as follows: ‘ “Unbleached sulphate” means woodpulp A statement of the considerations in produced by the sulphate process from either volved in the issuance of this amend (iii) Zone D ______Same as coniferous or broadleaf wood either bleached Zone A in the Spokane trading area or unbleached to a General Electric bright ment, issued simultaneously herewith, ness of 35 or less. has been filed with the Division of the including Spokane and Pullman, Wash Federal Register.* ington and Coeur d’Alene, Wallace, Mos 7. Section 1347,311 (a) (6) is amended Revised Price Schedule No. 88 is cow and Lewiston, Idaho. In the re to read as follows: amended in the following respects: mainder of Zone D, no differential may (6) “Standard kraft wrapping paper” 1. Section 1340.159 (b) (14) is added be added, but maximum prices may be means any machine finished wrapping to read as follows: f. o. b. docks or cars Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver in Washington, Portland paper 25 lb. basis weight or over, con (14) Heavy fuel oil, District 5 as de in Oregon, San Francisco, Oakland, San taining 50% or more unbleached sul fined by the Petroleum Administrator for Pedro, Long Beach or Wilmington in phate4 fibre and testing less than 86% War. A seller’s maximum price or prices California, or f. o. b. cars Los Angeles, of the basis weight Mullen Test under at a particular shipping or delivery point California, with no further freight allow- Standard TAPPI testing procedure. in District 5 as defined by the Petroleum since. Wrapping papers 18 lb. to less than 25 Administrator for War for (a) Pacific 2. In § 1347.301 (b) (2) the next to lb. basis weight otherwise meeting these Standard No. 300 fuel oil having a vis the last sentence is amended to read as specifications shall be “No. 1 kraft wrap cosity of not less than 25 and not more follows: ping paper”. than 60 seconds Saybolt Furol (at 122° (Quantity includes the total weight, 8. Section 1347.311 (a) (7) is amended F.) and for (b) Pacific Standard No. 400 to read as follows: fuel oil having a viscosity of not less than of any combination of the grades listed 60 seconds Saybolt Furol (at 122° F.) in paragraph (a) of this section and (7) “No. 1 kraft wrapping paper” shall be the sum of his maximum price or § 1347.11 (a) (6) of Maximum Price means any machine finished wrapping prices established prior to April 1, 1943 Regulation No. 129, and the bags listed paper 18 lb. basis weight or over contain under § 1340.159 (b) and 25 cents per in § 1347.315 of this Regulation. * * *) ing 100% unbleached sulphate* fibre barrel. and testing 86% and not more than 96% 3. Section 1347.301 (b) (7) (i) is of the basis weight Mullen Test under 2. Section 1340.159 (d) (2) (i) is amended to read as follows: Standard TAPPI testing procedure. All amended to read as follows: (i) Chipboard top and bottom _____ rolls and bundles must be stencilled or (i) Where a contract for the sale of no differential. labeled with a designation including the words, “No. 1 kraft”. dry gas was in effect on May 1, 1942, 4. Section 1347.301 (b) (7) (vi) is the seller’s maximum price to the same amended to read as follows: 9. Section 1347.311 (a) (9) is amended purchaser for deliveries of dry gas pro to read as follows: duced from the same source or sources (vi) Ream wrapping, sealing or band- as the dry gas covered by the contract ing______:______1250 (9) “Imitation kraft wrapping paper” shall not exceed the price that could be 1 Plus the actual cost in excess of 251. means any wrapping paper 18 lb. basis charged for such deliveries under the weight or over containing 60% or more terms of the contract that was in effect 5. Section 1347.301 (b) (9) is amended of any one or any combination of waste on May 1,1942: Provided, however, That to read as follows: paper, groundwood or screenings, but where, under the terms of any contract (9) Differentials for colors other than also containing 25% or more of un in effect on May 1, 1942 between a seller tints, more costly finishes, excluding va bleached sulphate* pulp or kraft waste, and a purchaser, the price for dry gas riety bag paper, special machine mark kraft screenings, or kraft clippings. All was adjustable to the price of fuel oil, ings other than machine glazed .striping rolls and bundles must be stencilled or the seller’s maximum price to such pur or felt striping, 'brightness of over 35 to labeled with a designation including the chaser shall be computed by regarding 50 G. E. inclusive, and test specifications words “Imitation kraft”. the maximum price of fuel oil on May 1, definitely in excess of those herein de 10. Section 1347.311 (a) (10) is 1942 as the price of such fuel oil. fined, shall not be in excess of the mini amended to read as follows: This amendment shall become effective mum of each such differential that was (10) “Standard unbleached kraft April 1, 1943. actually charged or offered during the butchers wrapping paper” means any period of October 1 to October 31, 1941, wrapping paper containing 85 % or more (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; inclusive. Within ten days after the first E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) unbleached sulphate* fibre testing less sale involving the application of any such than 70% of the basis weight Mullen Issued this 1st day of April 1943. differential subsequent tb July 28, 1942, Test under Standard TAPPI testing pro the ¿teller shall submit to the Office of cedure and possessing sizing, formation, P rentiss M. B rown, Price Administration, Washington, D. C., Administrator. etc., to make it suitable for butchers’ use a report setting forth the amount of such and sold for butchers’ use. [F. R. Doc. 43-5078; Filed, April 1, 1948; differential, to what grade herein defined 4^18 p. m.] the differential was applied, a description 11. Section 1347.311 (a) (11) is amended to read as follows: * Copies may be obtained from the Office of Price Administration. *7 F.R. 5712, 6048, 7974, 8997, 8948, 9724, (11) “No. 1 unbleached kraft butchers 18 F.R. 3718, 3795, 3845, 3841. 10811. wrapping paper” means any wrapping FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4253 paper containing 100% unbleached sul 19. Section 1347.315 (c) (1) (iii) is Part 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned phate1 fibre testing not less than 70% amended to read as follows: Meat and Fish of the basis weight Mullen Test under (iii) Zone D. Same as Zone A in the [MPR 336/ Amendment It Standard TAPPI testing procedure, pos Spokane trading area including Spokane RETAIL CEILING PRICES FOR PORK CUTS sessing sizing, formation, etc., to make and Pullman, Washington and Coeur it suitable for butchers’ use and sold for d'Alene, Wallace, Moscow and Lewiston/ A statement of the considerations in butchers’ use. All rolls and bundles Idaho. In the remainder of Zone D, volved in the issuance of this amend must be stencilled or labeled with a desig no differential may be added, but maxi ment, issued simultaneously herewith, nation including the words “No. 1 kraft mum prices may be f. o. b. docks or cars has been filed with the Division of the butchers”. Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver in Federal Register.* 12. Section 1347.311 (a) (13) [ is Washington, Portland in Oregon, San The last sentence of section 6 of Max amended to read as follows: Francisco, Oakland, San Pedro, Long imum Price Regulation No. 336 is amend Beach or Wilmington in California, or ed to read as follows: (13) “Standard kraft bag paper” f. o. b. cars Los Angeles, California, means any paper 30 lb. basis weight or If you display any. pork cut, as in your over containing 50% or more unbleached with no further freight allowance. show case, you must put on it your sell sulphate fibre4 and testing less than 96% 20. Section 1347.301 (c) (5) is hereby ing price for that cut. of the basis weight Mullen Test under revoked. This amendment shall become effective Standard TAPPI testing procedure, and 21. Section 1347.315 (d) is amended to April 1, 1943. shipped in rolls 20" or more diameter read as follows: for conversion into grocery bags. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. (d) Definitions. When used in this 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 13. Section 1347.311 (a) (14) is Amendment No. 3 the term: amended to read as follows: Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 22. Section 1347.315 (d) (5) is hereby P rentiss M. Brown, (14) “Variety kraft bag paper” means revoked. Administrator. any machine finish paper 25 lb. .basis weight or over containing 50% or more 23. Section 1347.315 (d) (6) is hereby [P. R. Doc. 43-5102; Filed, April 1, 1943; unbleached sulphate fibre and testing less revoked. 4:24 p. m.] than 96% of the basis weight Mullen 24. Section 1347.315 (d) (W is hereby Test under Standard TAPPI testing pro revoked. cedure and shipped in rolls 20" or more Part 1369—Metal Ores diameter for conversion into variety bags 25. Section 1347.315 (d) (8) is hereby such as millinery bags, notion bags, liquor revoked. [MPR 356] ' bottle bags, banana bags, doughnut bags, 26. In § 1347.317 List and Discount ROYALTIES ON COPPER, LEAD AND ZINC ORES garment bags, pants bags, laundry bags, Table for Handle Shopping Bags is nail bags, shopping bags and sugar bags, amended to read as follows: In the judgment of the Price Admin excluding bags of specialty papers and istrator it is necessary and proper to es transparent materials. List and D iscount T able fob H andle Shopping B ags tablish maximum Royalties to be paid on the mining of copper, lead and zinc 14. Section 1347.311 (a) (15) is ores in order to ensure that money paid amended to read as follows: 14H x 17%— 17 x 17%— 17x20— Size 4% 6% 5% by the Metals Reserve Company under (15) “Machine glazed kraft bag pa Net the Premium Price Plan shall not be dis per” means any paper 18 lb. basis weight Basis cost 70 80 sipated but shall make possible greater or over containing 50% or more un wgt. on 70 80 70 80 production of copper, lead and zinc for bleached sulphate fibre, glazed on one $100 the war effort. Such regulation is like side bit drying on a Yankee machine List ~ 41.00 43.50 43.50 46.55 wise necessary fn order to restrain fur per M 36.50 40.00 and shipped in rolls 20" or more di ■ » ther increases in royalty payments which ameter, for conversion into bags and will so increase costs of production as to 1/5...... 95.00 34.68 38.00 38.95 41.33 41.33 44.22 testing less than 90% of the basis weight 2/5s...... 90.25 32.94 36.10 37.00 39.26 39.26 42.01 discourage the exploitation of marginal Mullen Test under Standard TAPPI test 3/5s...... 86.74 3L30 34.30 35.15 37.30 37.30 39.91 ores of copper, lead and zinc or compel ing procedure. 4/5s____ 81.45 29.73 32.58 33.39 35.43 36.43 37.92 the Metals Reserve Company, pursuant 6/5s...... 77.38 28.24 30.95 31.73 33.66 33.66 36.02 15. Section 1347.311 (a) (18) is 6/5s...... 73.51 26.83 29.40 3a 14 31.98 31.98 34.22 to the Premium Price Plan, to pay sub 7/5s...... 69.83 25.49 27.93 28.63 30.38 30.38 3Z51 stantially larger amounts of public mon amended to read as follows: 8/5s...... 66.34 24.21 26.54 27.20 .28.86 28.86 30.88 9/5s...... 63.02 23.00 25.21 25.84 27.41 27.41 29.34 eys in order to enable mine operators (18) Zone A means all the area of the 10/53...... 59.87 21.85 23.95 24.55 2a 04 26.04 27.87 to bear the increased cost entailed in continental United States east of the 11/J5S...... 56.88 20.76 22.76 23.32 24.74 24.74 26. 48 12/5S...... 54.04 19.72 21.62 22.16 23.51 23.51 25.15 higher royalties. eastern boundaries of the states of New 13/5s...... 51.33 18.74 20.53 21.05 22.33 22.33 23.90 The Administrator has given due con Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, South Da 14/5s...... 48.77 17.80 19.51 20.00 21.21 21.21 22.70 sideration to royalties on the mining of 15/5S...... 46.33 16.91 18.53 19.00 20.15 20.15 21.56 kota and North Dakota, but including 16/5s...... 44.01 16.06 17.60 18.04 19.14 19.14 20.49 copper, lead, and zinc ores which were the cities of Sioux Palls, Yankton, Aber 17/5S...... 41.81 15.26 16.72 17.14 18.19 18.19 19.46 charged and paid between October 1 deen, Huron, Brookings, Mitchell and 18/5s...... 39.72 14.50 15.89 16.29 17.28 17.28 18.49 19/5S...... 37.74 13.78 15.10 15.47 la 42 ia42 17.57 and 15, 1941, and to relevant factors of Watertown, South Dakota, and Grand 20/5s...... 35.85 13.09 14.34 14.70 15.59 15.59 ia69 general applicability. So far as practica Porks, Fargo and Wahpeton, North 21/5s...... 34.96 12.43 13.62 13.96 14.82 14.82 15.85 ble the Price Administrator has con 22/5s...... 32.36 11.81 12.94 13.26 14.07 14.07 15.06 Dakota. 23/5s...... 30.74 11.22 12.30 12.66 13.37 13.37 14 31 sulted with representatives of lessors and 24/5s...... 29.20 10.66 11.68 11.97 12.70 12.70 13.59 producers. 16. Section 1347.311 (a) (21) is added 25/5S...... 27.74 10.13 11.10 11.37 12.07 12.07 12.91 to read as follows: In the judgment of the Administrator the maximum royalties on copper, lead (21) Zone D means all the states of This amendment shall become effective and zinc ores established by this regula California, Oregon and Washington, and April 7, 1943. tion are and will be generally fair and Coeur d’Alene, Wallace, Moscow and equitable and will effectuate the pur Lewiston, Idaho. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. poses of the Emergency Price Control 17. In § 1347.315 (b) the first line fol 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Act of 1942, as amended. A statement lowing the words “Millinery and notion Issued this 1st day of April 1943. of the considerations involved in the bags” is amended to read as follows: P rentiss M. B rown, issuance of this regulation, issued simul- . Administrator. 25# M. G. Brown stripe Kraft__ 25-11/5S * Copies may be obtained from the Office of 18. Section 1347.315. Footnote 3 is [P. R. Doc. 43-5101; Piled, April 1, 1943; Price Administration. hereby revoked. 4:24 p. m.J 18 FB. 2859. 4254 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 taneously herewith, has been filed with purposes of this regulation, be consid level or limited area within a mine. In the Division of the Federal Register.* ered a lease. Neither does this regula every case where a group of mines was i 1369.51 Maximum prices payable on tion apply to the sale or grant of mineral covered by a single lease on December the mining of copper, lead and zinc ores. rights for a fixed sum as distinguished 31, 1942, that lease, for the purpose of Under the authority vested in the Price from a lease granting the right to mine this section, shall be considered as Administrator by the Emergency Price and carrying the obligations to pay for having been applicable to each mine Control Act of 1942, as amended, and ore mined or metal produced. (This is separately as well as collectively. Executive Order No. 9250, Maximum true even though the purchase price is The following are examples of maxi Price Regulation No. 356 (Royalties on payable as royalty.) It does, however, mum royalties determined on the basis Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores), which is apply to a royalty payable under a lease of a lease in effect on December 31,1942: annexed hereto and made a part hereof, even though the lease contains or is ac Example 1. A five year lease-on Mine A is hereby issued. companied by an option to purchase. was signed in 1939, which provided for a This regulation applies to overriding 10% royalty on net smelter returns. This Au th o rity : § 1369.51 issued under Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 royalties and to royalties payable under property was mined under this lease through PJEt. 7871. sub-leases as well as prime leases. August 1942 but was closed the last four For the purposes of this regulation a months of 1942. Maximum P rior R egulation 356—R oyalties mine, slag, or tailings dump is considered The maximum royalty which may be paid on Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores as ore in the ground and producing from on ore produced froni'Mine A is 10% of net smelter returns unless royalty was also paid CONTENTS a dump is considered as mining. on the basis of premium money during 1942. See. S ec. 2 Maximum royalties on copper, If royalty was paid on the basis of premium 1 Royalties covered by this regulation. money received for production for any month 2 Maximum royalties on copper, lead and lead and zinc ores mined from properties and ivorkings under lease on December from February through August 1942, royalty zinc ores mined from properties or may be paid on the basis of the first series workings under lease on December 31, 31, 1942. The maximum royalty which of premiums but not on the basis of pre 1942. may be paid or received on copper, lead mium money in excess of 5June 1943 and in lieu of 2 per pound of lead and thereafter the maximum royalty will be 10%. the metals contained therein, together Example 4. In 1937 a ten year lease on with the right of removing the same. It 2%tf per pound of zinc. As of the date Mine D was signed, which provided for a 12% is the charge or price received by the of the issuance of this regulation $41.80 royalty. There has been no mining or devel lessor for copper, lead or zinc bearing per ton for 80% lead concentrates and opment of this property since 1938. ores as they exist in the ground and $29.70 per ton for 60% zinc concentrates The maximum royalty which may be paid is payable on those ores, or the metals are the equivalent figures for the Tri- on ore produced from Mine D is not 12% but contained therein, as they are mined State District. a royalty to be negotiated between the parties and processed by the lessee. The maximum royalty payable on cop and approved by the Administrator as pro This regulation covers royalties charged per, lead or zinc ores mined from any vided in section 3. and paid for the mining of copper, lead property or working shall be determined S ec. 3 Maximum royalties on copper, and zinc bearing ores and is limited to by the lease in effect on such property lead and zinc ores mined from properties cases (a) where the lessee pays to the or working on December 31, 1942, even and workings not under lease on Decem lessor a definite sum for each unit (as though a new lease has been, or may be, ber 31, 1942. The maximum royalty per pound of metal or per ton of ore) made or the lessor and lessee are, or may which may be paid or received on copper, mined or produced or (b) where the lessee be, different from the parties to the lease lead or zinc ores mined from any prop pays to the lessor a part or percentage of which was in effect on December 31,1942. erty or working which was not under the market price of the metals mined, For the purposes of this regulation no lease on December 31, 1942, shall be a smelter returns, or some other sum, so property or working shall be considered royalty approved by the Administrator. that the amount paid by the lessee is to have been under lease on December No royalty shall, however, be calculated, based on the amount of ore mined or 31, 1942, if the lease thereon was signed paid or received on the basis of premium metal produced. or executed prior to January 1,1941, and or bonus money in excess of 5^ per pound This regulation does not apply to any no operational or developmental work for copper, 2 3Af per pound for lead or case where the lessee pays a flat sum for was done on such property or working 2%0 per pound for zinc, or equivalent the right to mine any quantity of ore from January 1, 1941 to and including figures if payment is on the basis of con which he may be able to remove from a December 31, 1942. centrates. property during a stated period and As used in this section and hereafter Every royalty covered by the provisions any such agreement shall not, for the a "property” means a mine or a group of this section must be reported by the of mines operated as one producing unit lessor within 30 days after the effective * Copies may be obtained from the Office and a “working” means a limited part date of this regulation or within 30 days of Price Administration. of a single producing mine as a specified after the lease providing for it has been FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4255 signed or executed. This report shall be Sec. 7 Prohibition against paying or to a published price schedule applicable made by letter addressed to the Non- receiving higher than maximum royal to all sellers of such material. Ferrous Metals Branch, Office of Price ties. (a) On and after April 1, 1943, re (b) Unless the context otherwise re Administration, Washington, D. C., and gardless of any contract, agreement, quires, the definitions set forth in sec the royalty reported may be approved or lease or other obligation, no person shall tion 302 of the Emergency Price Control disapproved by a letter signed by the pay or receive any royalty in excess of Act of 1942 shall apply to other terms Price Executive of the Non-Ferrous the maximum royalty permitted by this used in this regulation. Metals Branch. In approving or disap regulation and no person shall agree or Effective Date proving the royalty provisions of such offer to pay or receive such royalty. This lease, the Office of Price Administration regulation shall not, however, apply to This regulation shall become effective will take account of the royalty provisions any royalty paid by reason of ores or April 1, 1943. generally in effect for similar properties concentrates shipped to a custom mill or Note. All reporting and record-keeping re in the mining district ir. which the prop smelter prior to April 1, 1943. quirements of this regulation have been erty is situated. Pending such approval (b) Any practice or device which is approved by the Bureau of the Budget in or disapproval the lessee may pay and an attempt to get the effect of a royalty accordance with the Federal Reports Act of the lessor may receive royalty calculated higher than the maximum without ac 1942. according to the terms submitted for tually charging a higher royalty is pro Issued this 1st day of April 1943. approval. Where a royalty is disap hibited and is as much a violation of this P rentiss M. Brown, proved by letter, the Administrator will regulation as an outright excessive Administrator. issue a formal order to the same effect royalty. if within 30 days any party to the lease (c) No person operating a custom mill [F. R. Doc. 43-5103; Filed, April 1, 1943; requests him to do so. or smelter, and no paying officer thereof, 4:20 p. m.] The report called for by this section shall be subjected to any liability under shall include (a) the name and address this regulation by reason of any dis of the lessee and lessor, (b) the royalty bursement of funds to lessors and lessees P art 1394—R ationing of F uel and F uel terms submitted for approval, (c) a de when the person disbursing such funds P roducts scription of the property as to name and is serving as a paying agent and has no location, (d) a statement of royalty rates interest in the funds. [Ration Order 11,1 Amendment 56] paid during the last operation of the (d) Royalties lower than the maxi FUEL OIL RATIONING REGULATIONS property, (e) a list of the major items mum royalties permitted by this regula of equipment owned by the lessor to be tion may be paid or received. A rationale for this amendment has used by the lessee, (f) a list of the work been issued simultaneously herewith and ings in the property to be used by the S ec. 8 Enforcement. Persons violating has been filed with the Di\ ion of the any provision of this regulation are sub Federal Register.* lessee, (g) a statement describing any ject to the criminal penalties, civil en ore reserves in the property to be worked forcement actions and suits for treble Ration Order No. 11 is amended in the by the lessee with respect to tonnage following respects: and grade thereof and the cost, if any, damages provided for by the Emergency to the lessor of the development of those Price Control Act of 1942, as amended. 1. Section 1394.5001 (a) (15) is ore reserves and the dates between which Sec. 9 Definitions, (a) When used in amended by inserting a comma after the such cost was incurred, (h) a statement this regulation the term: phrase “any other liquid petroleum prod that the property or working was not (1) “Person” includes an individual, uct” and by inserting after the comma under lease on December 31,1942. This corporation, partnership, association, or the phrase “except used lubricating oil report may be made by the lessee as any other organized group of persons, or whether or not re-refined,”. agent for the lessor. legal successor or representative of any 2. Section 1394.5503 (c) is amended by of the foregoing, and includes the United adding after the period at the end of the Sec. 4 Records and reports, (a) On paragraph the sentence “If such coupon and after April 1,1943, every person pay States or any agency thereof, or any other government or any of its political sheet was issued as a ration for heat or ing or receiving any royalty on copp,er, both heat and hot water, however, it need lead or zinc ores shall keep for inspection subdivisions, or any agency of any of the foregoing. not be so surrendered until application by the Office of Price Administration, is made for a ration for the same purpose for so long as the Price Control Act of (2) “Royalty” means the price paid on the mining of copper, lead or zinc ores for the next heating year.” 1942 remains in effect, complete and ac 3. Section 1394.5503 (h) is amended curate records of each such payment as defined and limited in Sec. 1. (3) “Copper, lead or zinc ore” means by inserting the parenthetical phrase and receipt showing (1) the amount and any ore mined from (i) a property or “(other than for heat or both heat and date thereof, (2) the names and ad working on which a quota for copper, hot water)” between the phrase “the dresses of the parties, (3) the source of lead or zinc is established under the Pre current ration” and the phrase “after the the ore on which such royalty is paid and mium Price Plan for Copper, Lead and expiration date thereof.” the period during which it was mined, Zinc or from (ii) a property or working This amendment shall become effec and (4) a copy of the lease under which which is being mined pursuant to a spe tive on April 6, 1943. the payment was made. cial contract with the Metals Reserve (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended (b) Persons affected by this regulation Company, or some other governmental by Pub. Laws 89 and 507; Pub. Law 421, shall submit such reports to the Office of agency, which contract is for the pur 77th Cong.; W.P.B. Directive No. 1, 7 Price Administration as it may from time chase of copper, lead or zinc, or ores or F.R. 562; Supp. Directive No. 1-0, 7 F.R. to time require. concentrates containing these metals. 8418; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) (4) “Premium or bonus money” means Sec. 5 Where this regulation applies. any money paid by the Metals Reserve Issued this 1st day of April 1943. This regulation shall apply only to the Company pursuant to the Premium Price P rentiss M. B rown, forty-eight states and the District of Co Plan for Copper, Lead and Zinc. It like Administrator. lumbia. wise includes any money paid by the [F. R. Doc. 43-5079; Filed, April 1, 1943; Metals Reserve Company, or other gov 4:19 p. m.] Sec. 6 Petitions for amendment. Any ernmental agency, pursuant to a special person seeking an amendment of any purchase contract to the extent that •Copies may be obtained from the Office provision of this regulation may file a such purchase price is designed to and of Price Administration.. petition for amendment in accordance does exceed the current market price for 17 F.R. 8480, 8708, 8809, 8897, 9316, 9396, with the provisions of Revised Proce 9492, 9427, 9430, 9621, 9478, 10153, 10081, 10379, such copper, lead or zinc ores, concen 10530, 10531, 10780, 10707, 11118, 11071, 1460, dural Regulation No. 11 issued by the trates or metals in the locality where de 11005; 8 F.R. 165, 237, 437, 369, 374, 535, 439, Office of Price Administration. livery is made. It does not include any 444, 607, 608, 977, 1204, 1235, 1282, 1681, 1636, part of the price which may be paid by 1859, 2194, 2432, 2598, 2781, 2730, 2887, 2942, *7 F.R. 8961; 8 F.R. 3313. the Metals Reserve Company pursuant 2993, 2887, 8106, 3521, 3628, 3733. 4256 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

P art 1401—Synthetic T extile P roducts by one manufacturer, and ethyl alcohol Price Control Act of 1942 shall be as [Correction to MPR 339 x] of another manufacturer Is actually de follows: livered in accordance with or pursuant women s rayon hosiery M aximum R ates jo b T ransportation o j Coal ’ to an order or request of the Office of in B arges In the first part of Table 4 of Appendix Defense Transportation, the transaction C (§ 1401.116 (b) (4) (i)), the price for may be treated as if delivery had been Weight of cargo in net tons per barge 360 needle count and higher of seconds, made of ethyl alcohol produced by the manufacturer making the sale, and a grade B, is corrected to read “2.50” in From New Over Over Over stead of “3.50.” price may be charged not in excess of the York to: 700 700 1,200 1,800 or but but but Over In the second part of Table 4 of Appen maximum price established for such not not not 2,600 dix C (§ 1401.116 (b) (4) (ii)), the price ethyl alcohol, except that no purchaser less over over over for 280 needle count, irregulars, premium may be required to pay any transporta 1,200 1,800 2,600 tion expenses not actually incurred. constructions, is corrected to read “2.72” , * • •• • instead of “7.72.” This amendment shall become effective Fortland, Maine This correction shall become effective as of February 27, 1943. (Fort McKin- April 15, 1943. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. ley).....— .... 3.65 3.40 8.16 3.00 2.70 Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) • • • • * * P rentiss M. B rown, Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Administrator. This amendment shall become effec P rentiss M. B rown, tive April 7, 1943. Administrator. [P. R* Doc. 43-5082; Piled, April 1, 1943; (Pub. Laws 421, 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 4:24 p. m.] [P. R. Doc. 43-5081; Filed, April 1, 1943; 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 4:25 p. m.] Issued this 1st day of April 1943.- P rentiss M. Brown, P art 1412—S olvents Administrator. [MPR 28,3 Amendment 1] Part 1499—Commodities' and S ervices [F. R. Doc. 43-5083; Piled, April 1, 1943; 4:24 p. m.] - ETHYL ALCOHOL [SR 141 to GMPR 2, Amendment 149] A statement of the considerations in TRANSPORTATION OP COAL IN BARGES ALONG volved in the issuance of this amend THE ATLANTIC COAST Part 1499—Commodities and Services ment, issued simultaneously herewith, A statement of the considerations in-, [SR 14 to GMPR,1 Amendment 150] has been filed with the Division of the volved in the issuance of this amendment SALES OF GREASE BY INDEPENDENT Federal Register.* has been issued simultaneously herewith COLLECTORS Maximum Price Regulation 28 is and filed with the Division of the Federal A statement of the considerations in amended in the following respects: Register.* volved in the issuance of this amend 1. Section 1412.263 (b) (1) (ii) is On item in subparagraph (5) or para ment, issued simultaneously herewith, amended by inserting after the phrase graph (a) of § 1499.73 is amended to read has been filed with the Division of the “To the maximum tank car price for 100 as set forth below: Federal Register.* gallons,” the phrase “of the undenatured § 1499.73 Modification of maximum Supplementary Regulation 14 to the ethyl alcohol being used,” and deleting prices established by § 1499.2 of General General Maximum Price Regulation is the phrase “of SD2B ethyl alcohol ($48.00 Maximum Price Regulation for certain amended in the following respects: in the case of fermentation ethyl alcohol commodities, services and transactions. L Section 1499.73 (a) (3) (ii) (d) is and $24.50 in the case of synthetic ethyl (a) The maximum prices established by amended to read as follows: alcohol).” § 1499.2 of the General Maximum Price (d) Six cents per pound on sales by 2. The first sentence in § 1412.263 (h) Regulation for the commodities, services an. independent collector to a Tenderer (1) is amended by deleting the phrase and transactions listed below are modi of grease collected in those areas in “having a capacity of less than 15,000 fied as hereinafter provided: which an independent collector or Ten gallons per day and.” ***** derer collected fat bearing or oil bear 3. The last sentence in § 1412.263 (h) (5) Transportation of coal in barges ing waste materials during the period (2) is amended to read as follows: along the Atlantic Coast, (i) Maximum from May 1, 1942 to July 6, 1942, inclu The prices for each succeeding calen prices for the transportation of coal in sive. This maximum price of six cents barges along the Atlantic Coast between per pound shall be the maximum price dar quarterly period shall be computed the origins and destinations referred to of the grease delivered to the Tenderer, on the basis of the actual cost items for below by carriers other than common except that where the grease is shipped the preceding period, except that the carriers within the exemption conferred to the Tenderer by common carrier, the costs of grain used in the production of by section 302 (c) (2) of the Emergency maximum price shall be six cents per the ethyl alcohol may be computed on pound f. o. b. point of shipment. the basis of the estimated grain costs *7 FJR. 5486, 6709, 5911, 6008, 6271, 6369, 2. Section 1499.73 (a) (3) (ii) (eh is for the period for which prices are being 6473, 6477, 6774, 6775, 6776, 6793, 6887, 6892, added to read as follows: determined, in which case the report 6939, 6965, 7011, 7012, 7203, 7250, 7289, 7365, shall state that grain costs are estimated 7400, 7401, 7453, 7510, 7511, 7535, 7536, 7538, (e) Seven cents per pound on sales by 7604, 7671, 7739, 7812, 7914, 7946, 8024, 8199, an independent collector to a Tenderer of and shall give the basis of the calcula 828T, 8351, 8358, 8524, 8652, 8707, 8881, 8899, grease collected in those areas in which tion of the estimated costs. 8950, 8953, 8954, 8955, 8959, 9043, 9196, 9391, no independent collector or Tenderer col 4. A new § 1412.263 (i) is added as 9397, 9495, 9496, 9639, 9786, 9901, 9910, 10069, lected fat bearing or oil bearing waste follows: 10111, 10022, 10150, 10231, 10294, 10346, 10381, materials during the period from May 1, 10131, 10480, 10537, 10705, 10557, 10583, 10865, 1942 to July 6, 1942, inclusive. If the (i) For the purposes of this regulation, 11005; 8 F.R. 276, 439, 494, 535, 589, 863, 876, 878,980,1030, 9900,1121,1142,1279,1383,1589, grease is not picked up by the renderer at whenever a sale of ethyl alcohol is made 1455, 1460, 1633, 1467, 1813, 1894, 1978, 204l, the place of business of the independent 1895, 2035, 2157, 2041, 2718, 2343, 2354, 2274, collector but is shipped to the renderer ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of 2346, 2507, 2665, 2760, 2877, 2878, 2886, 2996, -With the cost of transportation being Price Administration. 2872, 2888, 8176, 3209, 3254, 8321, 8185, 3360, paid by the independent collector, the 1 8 P.R. 2930, 3215. 8420, 8322, 3616, 3631, 3633, 8673. * 8 F.R. 2339. *8 FJR. 3096. 18 P.R. 3096. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4257 actual cost of transportation may be P art 1499—Commodities and Services tailer’s notification is enclosed with the containers in a case, package or carton, added to the maximum prices herein [Order 358 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] specified. a legend shall be affixed to such case, This amendment shall become effec LIBBY, M’NEILL & LIBBY package or carton to read “Retailer’s tive April 7, 1943. Notice Enclosed”. The written notifica For the reasons set forth in an opinion tion to retailers shall include the follow (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. issued simultaneously herewith, It is or ing appropriate statement: 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) dered: Notification from Libby, McNeill & Libby Issued this 1st day of April 1943. § 1499.1794 Authorisation of maxi to Retailers. The OPA requires that, until it P rentiss M. Brown, mum price for sales by Libby, McNeill issues a new general regulation governing the Administrator. & Libby of ' olives packed in a new style sale of this item by wholesalers and retailers, sellers at wholesale and retail of “Libby’s [F. R. Doc. 43-5100; Filed, April 1, 1943; and a new container, (a) On and after 4:24 p. m.] April 2, 1943 Libby, McNeill & Libby, 24/303 Green Ripe Olives” in 9(4 ounce glass Chicago, Illinois, may sell and deliver containers shall determine their maximum its “Libby’s 24/303 Green Ripe Olives” selling prices in accordance with the provi Part 1499—Commodities and Services in 9V4 ounce glass containers at a price, sions of § 1499.3 (a) of the General Maximum [Order 356 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] f. o. b. factory, no higher than $2.06 per Price Regulation. NEHI CORPORATION dozen. (e) This Order No. 358 may be revoked (b) Libby, McNeill & Libby shall apply or amended by the Price Administrator For the reasons set forth in an opinion to its maximum selling price of “Libby’s at any time. issued simultaneously herewith, It is 24/303 Green Ripe Olives” in 9% ounce (f) This Order No. 358, § 1499.1794, ordered: glass containers the same discounts, al shall become effective April 2,1943. § 1499.1792 Approval of maximum lowances and price differentials which prices for sales of new Royal Crown Cola it customarily applies to sales of com (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. concentrate by Nehi Corporation of Co parable items, unless a change in these 9250, ,7 F.R. 7871) ; lumbus, Georgia, (a) On and after April customary discounts, allowances and Issued this 1st day of April 1943. price differentials results in a lower sell 2,1943 the maximum price for new Royal Prentiss M. Brown, Crown Cola concentrate sold by Nehi ing price. Administrator. Corporation of Columbus, Georgia shall (c> Until the Office of Price Adminis be $12.00 per unit f. o. b. Columbus, Geor tration issues a new general regulation [F. R. Doc. 43-5106; Filed, April 1, 1943; gia, such unit being the amount of con governing the sale of this item by whole 4:18 p. m.] centrate that will produce 1664-12 ounce salers and retailers, sellers at wholesale bottles of finished Royal Crown Cola by and retail of “Libby’s 24/303 Green Ripe Nehi Corporation’s standard bottling Olives” in 9% ounce glass containers shall determine their maximum selling formula. Part 1499—Commodities and Services (b) Nehi Corporation shall apply to prices in accordance with the provisions its maximum price for new Royal Crown of section 1499.3 (a) of the General [Order 359 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] Cola concentrate the same discounts, al Maximum Price Regulation. lowances, price differentials and terms (d) On and after April 2, 1943, and THE QUAKER MAID COMPANY, INC. with respect to payment of transporta until the Office of Price Administration For the reasons set forth in an opin tion charges as it customarily applied issues a new general regulation govern ion issued simultaneously herewith, It is in March 1942 to its sales of its former ing the sale of this item by wholesalers ordered: Royal Crown Cola concentrate,^ unless and retailers, Libby, McNeill & Libby shall § 1499.1795 Authorization of maxi a change therein results in a lower sell ing price. supply written notifications to whole mum prices for sales of “Ann Page” (c) Before or at the time of its first salers and retails of “Libby’s 24/303 Frozen Baked Beans in 16 ounce cartons, delivery of new Royal Crown Cola con Green Ripe Olives” in 9% ounce glass 24 to a case by The Quaker Maid Com centrate to any purchaser Nehi Corpo containers, as follows: pany, Inc., New York, New York, and by ration shall give a written notification (1) Before or at the time of the first retailers, (a) On and after April 2,1943, to such purchasers as follows: delivery to each of its purchasers, Libby, the maximum delivered selling price for OPA has authorized us to sell new Royal McNeill & Libby shall supply to such “Ann Page” Frozen Baked Beans in 16 Crown Cola concentrate at a maximum price purchaser a written notification includ ounce round cartons packed 24 to a case of $12 per unit f. o. b. Columbus, Georgia. ing the following appropriate statements: by The Quaker Maid Company, Inc., hav Such unit is an amount of concentrate that ing its principal place of business at 420 will produce 1664-12 ounce bottles of fln-, Notification from Libby, McNeill & Libby ished Royal Crown Cola by our standard to Purchasers. The OPA has authorized us Lexington Avenue, New York, New York, bottling formula. Discounts, allowances, to charge the following price for “Libby’s shall be $2.66 per case. price differentials and terms with respect 24/303 Green Ripe Olives” in 9(4 ounce glass (b) The Quaker Maid Company, Inc. to payment of transportation charges are to containers : shall apply to its" maximum selling price be the same as those customarily applied $2.06 per dozen containers, subject to the in March 1942 to our sales of the former Royal for “Ann Page” Frozen Baked Beans the same discounts, allowances and price differ same discounts, allowances and price Crown Cola concentrate unless a change entials which we customarily apply to sales of therein results in a lower price. Your ceil comparable items, unless a change in these differentials which it customarily applies ing prices for sales of Royal Crown Cola are to sales of comparable items, unless a not affected by this authorization. OPA re customary discounts, allowances and price quires you to keep this notification for ex differentials results in a lower selling price. change in these customary discounts, al amination. Until the Office of Price Administration lowances and price differentials results issues a new general regulation governing thè in a lower selling price. (d) This Order No. 356 may be re sale of this item by wholesalers and retailers, (c) Sellers at retaiTare authorized a voked or amended by the Price Admin sellers at wholesale and retail are required to maximum selling price of 15 cents per 16 istrator at any time. determine their maximum selling prices in ounce carton of “Ann Page” Frozen (e) This Order No. 356 (§ 1499.1792) accordance with the provisions of § 1499.3 (a) shall become effective as of April 2, 1943. of the General Maximum Price Regulation. Baked Beans. A copy of a notification for retailers is in (d) The Quaker Maid Company, Inc. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. cluded in or on every shipping unit of the shall, before or at the time of first de 9259, 7 F.R. 7871) \ item. OPA requires that you keep this notice livery of “Ann Page” Frozen Baked Beans Issued this 1st day of April 1943. for examination. in 16 ounce round cartons, supply a writ P rentiss M. B rown, (2) With every shipping unit of the ten notification to each purchaser Administrator. item, Libby, McNeill & Libby shall in thereof from it as follows: [P. it. Doc. 43-5105; Filed, April 1, 1943; clude, for each dozen containers, a writ OPA has authorized us to sell “Ann Page” 4:18 p. m.] ten notification to retailers. If such re Frozen Baked Beans in 16 ounce round car- No. 66----- 5 4258 tons at a maximum delivered selling price Part 1340—F uel Part 1499—Commodities and Services (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. of $2.66 per case of 24 cartons. As a retailer your maximum price for “Ann Page’’ Frozen [MPR 120,1 Amendment 50] [Order 354 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] 9250, 7 FJt. 7871) . Baked Bèans is 15 cents per 16 ounce carton. BITUMINOUS COAL DELIVERED FROM MINEOR Issued this 1st day of April 1943. OPA requires that you keep this notice for PREPARATION PLANT DRI-KLEEN company examination. Prentiss M. Brown, A statement of the considerations in For the reasons set forth in an opin Administrator. (e) This Order No. 359 may be revoked volved in the issuance of this amend ion issued simultaneously herewith, It is [F. R. Doc. 43-5119; Filed, April 1, 1943; or amended by the Price Administrator ment, issued simultaneously herewith, ordered: 5:20 p. m.] at any time. has been filed with the Division of the (f) This Order No. 359 (§ 1499.1795) Federal Register.* § 1499.1790 Approval of maximum shall become effective as of April 2,1943. A new subdivision (i) is added to prices for sales of Dri-Kleen by the Dri- Part 1499—Commodities and Services [Order 355 Under § 1499a (b) of GMPR] (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. § 1340.221 (b) (3), to read as follows: Kleen Company, (a) The maximum 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) (i) Special, p r i c e instructions, (a) prices for sales by the Dri-Kleen Com SHEET METAL SPECIALTY COMPANY Maximum Prices for Railroad Locomo pany, 325 West Huron Street, Chicago, For reasons set forth in an opinion is Issued this 1st day of April 1943. tive Fuel shall not exceed: Illinois, of Dri-Kleen ,in 20-ounce con sued simultaneously herewith and filed P rentiss M. B rown, Size : Maximum price tainers shall be the prices set forth with the Division of the Federal Regis Administrator. 6 ” x li/4" egg------$2.25 below: ter, pursuant to and under the authority REGISTER, FEDERAL Mine run______2.20 vested in the Price Administrator by the |F. R. Doc. 43-5104; Filed, April 1, 1943; Screenings______1.85 Sales to department stores—$.60 per 20- Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as 4:19 p. m.] for the following mines: ounce container. Sales to jobbers—$.50 per 20-ounce con amended, Executive Order 9250, and tainer. § 1499.3 (b) of the General Maximum Price Regulation, It is hereby ordered: Mine Producer Mine In dex No. (b) All discounts, trade practices, and § 1499.1791 Authorization to Sheet practices relating to the payment Of Metal Specialty Company for sale of Beckemeyer______Beckemeyer Coal Co____ . . transportation charges in effect during East______Citizens Coal Co., Frank B. Mieman, Trustee, Breese, Si 43 Victory Pattern milk cans, (a) Specific North______Clinton County Mining Co., Breese, 111 I317 March 1942 on the sale of Dri-Kleen by authorization is hereby given to Sheet Eureka No. 2- Forsyth Carterville Coal Co., St. Louis, Mo 45 Metal Specialty Company, Pittsburgh, Golden Rule______Golden Rule Coal Company 59 the Dri-Kleen Company shall apply to Richland______Groom Coal Co., Belleville, 111 149 the maximum prices set forth in para Pennsylvania, to sell or offer to sell Vic Lenzburg______Lenzburg Coal Co., Lenzburg, 111 S3 graph (a). tory Pattern milk cans manufactured by New National New National Coal & Mining Co., Belleville. Ill 1074 Muren No. 6 ______North Side Coal Co.. Belleville, ni ...... 103 (c) This Order No. 354 may be revoked it at prices not to exceed the prices set Vinegar Hill______Vinegar Hill Coal Company 179 forth in paragraph (b) hereof, and any Saturday Washed Coal Co___ Washed Coal Co. of Belleville, Belleville, n i or amended by the Price Administrator 188 at any time. person may buy or offer to buy such cans from Sheet Metal Specialty Com This order shall become effective April pany at such maximum prices. This amendment shall become effec last sentence in § 1499.972 (b) is 2, 1943. tive April 1, 1943. amended to read as follows: (b) Maximum prices per can f. o. b.

factory: , (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. The prices for each succeeding calen 1943 3, April 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) dar quarterly period shall be computed 300 or more Model Capacity Neck size Issued this 1st day of April 1943. on the basis of the actual cost items for (quarts) (inches) Carload but less than 25 to 299 24 or less the preceding period, except that the carload P rentiss M. B rown, costs of grain used in the production of Administrator. the high wines may be computed on the VM-620 ; 20 $2.80 $3.00 $3.10 $3.25 VT-732 ...... 32 17)4 3.70 Ì 3.90 4.05 4.25 [F. R. Doc. 43-5117; Filed, April 1, 1943; basis of the estimated grain costs for the VT-740...... 40 17)4 3.85 4.05 4.20 4.40 5:20 p. m.] period for which prices are being deter mined, in which case the report shall state that grain costs are estimated and * When Model VT-732 or 740 is produced with neck size 6)6 inches, deduct 50 per can from price. P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices shall give the basis of the calculation of (c) All freight equalization practices, (e) This Order 355 may be revoked or {Order 108 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR, the estimated costs. and allowances, extras and discounts ap amended by the Price Administrator at Amendment 1] This amendment shall become effec plicable to the sale of the old cans for any time. tive as of April 1, 1943. HIGH WINES which these new cans are now being sub (f) This Order 355 shall become effec (Pub. Laws 421 and 729,77th Cong.; E.O. stituted, whether based on quantity, type tive April 2, 1943. For the reasons set forth in an opin 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) of purchaser or any other c^use shall be ion issued simultaneously herewith, the Issued this 1st day of April 1943. applicable to the sales of these new cans. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) *7 F.R. 3168, 3447, 3901, 4336, 4342, 4404, P rentiss M. B rown, (d) Sheet Metal Specialty Company 4540, 4541, 4700, 5059, 5560, 5607, 5827, 5835, Administrator. shall advise all brokers, wholesalers, job Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 6169, 6218, 6265, 6272, 6472, 6325, 6524, 6744, bers and retailers to whom it sells, and 6898, 7777, 7670, 7914, 7942, 8354, 8650, 8948, {F. R. Doc. 43-5118; Filed, April 1, 1943; P rentiss M. B rown, 9783; 10470, 10581, 10780,10993, 11008, 11012; 5:20 p. m.] such brokers, wholesalers and jobbers . Administrator. 8 F.R. 926, 1388, 1629, 1679, 1747, 1971, 2023, shall advise all retailers to whom they 2030, 2273, 2284, 2501, 2497, 2713, 2873, 2920, •Copies may be obtained from the Office of sell, of the maximum prices established [F. R. Doc. 43-5122; Filed, April 1, 1943; 2997, 2921, 3216, 3855. Price Administration. by this Order. 5:19 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4259

Part 1499—Commodities and Services (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) (Order 360 Under § 1499.3 (b> of GMPR] 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Issued this 1st day of April 1943. METALS RESERVE COMPANY P rentiss M. Brown, P rentiss M. B rown, For reasons set forth in an opinion Administrator. Administrator. Issued simultaneously herewith and filed [F. R. Doc. 43-5077; Filed, April 1, 1943; [F. R. Doc. 43-5124; Filed, April 1, 1943; with the Division of the Federal Regis 4:33 p. m.] 5:19 p. m.] ter, pursuant to and under the authority vested in the Price Administrator by the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, P art 1499—Commodities and Services as amended, Executive Order 9250, and P art 1499—Commodities and Services § 1499.3 (b) of the General Maximum [Order 361 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] [Order 362 Under § 1499.3 (b) of GMPR] Price Regulation, It is hereby ordered: KNICKERBOCKER MILLS COMPANY • BATCHELDER & SNYDER CO., INC. § 1499.1796 Authorization to Metals For the reasons set forth in an opinion Reserve Company for the sale of certain For the reasons set forth in an opin issued simultaneously herewith, It is ion issued simultaneously herewith, It is railroad bridges, (a) Specific authoriza ordered: tion is hereby given to Metals Reserve ordered: Company, Lafayette Building, Washing § 1499.1797 Authorization of maxi - § 1499.1798 Authorization of a maxi ton, D. C., to sell or offer to sell certain mum prices for imitation allspice, imita mum price for sales of “Snyder-Grade railroad bridges mentioned in paragraph tion nutmeg, imitation ginger, imitation New England Frosted Oven Baked Pea (b) hereof at prices not to exceed the cloves and Syntha-Mon, a cinnamon Beans” in 5 lb. and 15 lb. containers by applicable amounts set forth in said par substitute,.manufactured by* the Knick Batchelder & Snyder Company, Inc., agraph, and any person may buy or offer erbocker Mills Company, 601 West 26th Boston, Massachusetts, (a) On and after to buy such bridges from Metals Reserve Street, New York, New York, (a) On and April 2, 1943, the maximum price for Company at prices not to exceed those after April 2, 1943, the maximum prices, sales by Batchelder & Snyder Company, herein set forth. f. o. b. New York, New York, for the fol Inc., 45-71 Blackstone Street, Boston, (b) Maximum prices, at .locations in lowing products of Knickerbocker Mills Massachusetts, of “Snyder-Grade New dicated: Company, packed approximately 240 lbs. England Frosted Oven Baked Pea Beans” (1) Two bridges located on the former to the barrel, shall be as follows: in 5 lb. and 15 lb. containers shall be Elkhart & Santa Fe (Atchison,” Topeka (1) Imitation Allspice—34(^0 per pound. 16 cents per pound, f. o. b. packing plant. & Santa Fe) Railway branch line be (2) Imitation Nutmeg—35y2t per pound. (b) Batchelder & Snyder Company, tween Boise City, Oklahoma, and Farley, (3) Imitation Ginger—3 9 per pound. Inc. shall apply to its maximum selling New Mexico, as described in report 4895— (4) Imitation Cloves—360 per pound. price of “Snyder-Grade New England T. A. K. of the Robert W. Hunt Company, (5) Syntha-Mon—390 per pound. Frosted Oven Baked Pea Beans” the same Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, dated Octo The above barrel prices shall be sub discounts, allowances and price differ ber 16, 1942: Bridge No. 170-B, in place ject to the following packaging differ entials which it customarily applies to near Harmer, Oklahoma, $60.00 per net entials for smaller packages: sales of comparable items, unless a ton; bridge No. 220-B, in place near Mt. (1) 100 lb. drums—barrel price plus 10 per change in these customary discounts, Dora, New Mexico, $60.00 per net ton. pound. allowances and price differentials re-, (2) One bridge formerly located on (2) 25, 30, 50, 60, and 75 lb. drums—barrel suits in a lower selling price. the Florence-El Dorado, Kansas branch price plus 20 per pound. (c) This Order No. 362 may be revoked line of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe (3) 6 and 10 lb. cartons—barrel price plus or amended by the Price Administrator Railway system, as described in report 20 per pound. at any time. 4896—T. A. K. of the Robert W. Hunt (4) 6 and 10 lb. wood boxes—barrel price (d) This Order No. 362 (§ 1499.1798) plus 30 per pound. Company, Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, (5) 5 and 10 lb, tins—barrel price plus 40 shall become effective as of April 2,1943. dated October 17, 1942: Bridge No. 167- per pound. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. B, in yards at Florence, Kansas, $1,973.44 (6 ) 5 and 10 lb. canisters—barrel price 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) net. plus 3]40 per pound. (3) Seven bridges formerly located on (7) 3 lb. cartons—barrel price plus 30 per Issued this 1st day of April 1943. the Danville & Western Railway Com pound. P rentiss M. Brown, pany branch line between Fieldaje and (8 ) 2 lb. cartons—barrel price plus 40 per Administrator. Stuart, Virginia, as described in report pound. 296 J. W. of the Robert W. Hunt Com (9) 1 lb. canisters—barrel price plus 70 [F. R. Doc. 43-5120; Filed, AprU 1, 1943; per pound. 5:19 p. m.] pany, Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, dated (10) 1 lb. paper packages—barrel price September 28, 1942: The 67-foot span, plus 20 per pound. at Burnt Chimneys, Virginia, $56.00 per (11) 1 lb. cartons—barrel price plus 50 per net ton; bridges 1, 2 and 3, at Burnt pound. P art 1499—Commodities and Services Chimneys, Virginia, $40.00 per net ton, (12) 1 lb. tins—barrel price plus 90 per [Order 40 Under SR 15 to GMPR] each; bridges 4, 5 and 6, at Burnt Chim pound. neys, Virginia, $20.00 per net ton, each. (13) ys lb. tins—barrel price plus 100 per HEWITT H. BOOTH pound. (4) One bridge located at Mile Post (14) 4 lb. tins—barrel price plus 140 per Order No. 40 under § 1499.75 (a) (3) 163 over Walkers Creek on the former pound. of Supplementary Regulation No. 15 to Louisville and Nashville Railroad branch the General Maximum Price Regulation; line between Maloney and Fincastle, (c) Knickerbocker Mills Company Docket No. GFP-2912. Kentucky, as described in report 4967— shall maintain, for the products cov For the reasons set forth in an opin T. A. K. of the Robert W. Hunt Company, ered by this order, all discounts and dif ion issued simultaneously herewith, It is Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, dated Febru ferentials for different classes of pur ordered: ary 13, 1943: Bridge No. 69-A, in place, chasers which were in effect for the cor $56.00 per net ton. responding products in March 1942. § 1499.1340 Adjustment of maximum (c) This Order 360 may be revoked (d) This order may be revoked or prices for contract carrier services by or amended by the Office of Price Ad amended by the Administrator at any Hewitt H. Booth, of Arabi, Louisiana. ministration at any time. time. (a) Hewitt H. Booth, of Arabi, Louisi (d) This Order 360 shall become effec (e) This Order No. 361 (§ 1499.1797) ana, may sell and deliver contract car tive April 2, 1943. shall become effective April 2, 1943. rier services at prices not to exceed One 4260 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

Hundred ($100) Dollars per month above For the reasons set forth in an Opinion thority vested in the Price Administrator the maximum prices heretofore estab- issued simultaneously herewith, It is or by the Emergency Price Control Act of lishetTfor him by the General Maximum dered: 1942 as amended, and Executive Order Price Regulation. No. 9250, Maximum Price Regulation No. (b) All requests of the application not § 1499.1824 Adjustment of maximum prices for Kosher Dill Pickles quart size 363—Flue Cured Tobacco Plants (Type granted herein are denied. . Numbers 11 (a), 11 (b), 12, 13 and 14) (c) This Order No. 40 (§ 1499.1340) is containers for sale by the Keokuk Can ning Company, Keokuk, Iowa, (a) The which is annexed hereto and made a part hereby incorporated as a section of Sup hereof, is hereby issued. plementary Regulation No. 14 which con Keokuk Canning Company, Keokuk, tains modifications of maximum prices Iowa, may sell and deliver and any per Authority: 1358.251 issued under Pub. son may buy and receive from the Keo Laws 421 and 729, i7th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 established by § 1499.2. F.R. 7871. (d) This Order No. 40 (§ 1499.1340) kuk Canning Company, Kosher Dill Pick may be revoked or amended by the Price les packed in quart size containers at a Maximum P rice R egulation No. 363—F lue- Administrator at any time. - price no higher than the maximum price Cured T obacco P lants (T ype Number 11 (e) This Order No. 40 (§ 1499.1340) of $1.75 per dozen f. o. b. factory. (A), 11 (B), 12, 13 AND 14) shall become effective April 2, 1943. (b) AlLprayers of the application not CONTENTS specifically granted herein are denied. Sec. (Pub. Law No. 421 and 729, 77th Cong., (c) This Order No. 224 may be revoked 1 Prohibition against sales or purchases of E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) or amended by the Price Administrator flue-cured tobacco plants above maxi mum prices. Issued this 1st day of April 1943. at any time. (d) This Order No. 224 (S 1499.1824) 2 Less than maximum prices. P rentiss M. Brown, 3 Definitions. Administrator. is hereby incorporated as a section of 4 Maximum prices for all sellers. Supplementary Regulation No. 14, which 5 Export sales. fF. R. Doc. 43-5126; Filed, April 1, 1943; contains modifications of maximum 6 •Evasive practices. 5:20 p. m.} prices established by § 1499.2. 7 Records. (e) Unless the context otherwise re 8 Enforcement. quires, the definitions set forth in 9 Petitions for amendment. § 1499.20 of the General Maximum Price - 10 Applicability. Part 1499—Commodities and S ervices Regulation and section 302 of the Emer Section 1. Prohibition against sales or [Order 5 Under SR 15 to GMPR] gency Price Control Act of 1942, as purchases of flue-cured tobacco plants S. W. SHATTUCK CHEMICAL COMPANY amended, shall apply to terms used above maximum prices. On and after herein. April 1, 1943 regardless of any contract, Order No. 5 under § 1499.75 (a) (4) of Cf> This Order No. 224 (§ 1499.1824) agreement, lease or other obligation: Supplementary Regulation No. 15 to the shall become effective on the 2d day of (a) No person shall sell or deliver any General Maximum Price Regulation. April 1943. flue-cured tobacco plants at a price in For the reasons set forth in an opinion excess of the maximum price therefor issued simultaneously herewith, It is (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) provided by section 4 of this regulation. ordered: (b) No person in the course of trade § 1499.1605 Adjustment of maximum Issued this 1st day of April 1943. or business shall purchase or receive any prices for technical grade tungstic oxide Prentiss M. Brown, flue-cured tobacco plants "at a price in sold by the S. W. Shattuck Chemical Administrator. excess of the maximum price therefor Company, (a) On and after April 2, provided by section 4 of this regulation. [F. R. Doc. 43-5121; Filed, April 1, 1943; 1943, the S. W. Shattuck Chemical Com 5:19 p. m.J (c) No person shall agree, offer, solicit pany of Chicago, Illinois, may sell and or attempt to do any of the foregoing. deliver, and-any person may buy and S ec. 2. Less than maximum prices. receive in the course of trade or business Lower prices than those established by or from the S. W. Shattuck Chemical Com Part 1358—Tobacco under this regulation may be charged, pany, technical grade tungstic oxide [MPR 363] demanded, paid or offered. (WO.) at a price not in excess of $2,58 Sec. 3. Definitions, (a) When used in per pound delivered. CERTAIN FLUE-CURED TOBACCO PLANTS this regulation the term: (b) This order may be revoked or In the judgment of the Price Admin (1) “Plants” means seedlings. amended by the Administrator at any istrator, it is necessary and proper to (2) “Flue-cured tobacco plants (type time. establish maximum prices for sales of numbers 11 (a), 11 (b), 12, 13 and 14)” (c) This order is hereby incorporated flue-cured tobacco plants (Type Nos. or “Flue-cured tobacco plants” means as a section of Supplementary Regula 11 (a), 11 (b), 12,13 and 14) by a specific plants of United States type numbers tion No. 14, which contains modifications maximum price regulation. 11 (a), 11 (b), 12, 13 and 14 as classified of maximum prices established by A statement of the considerations in in Regulatory Announcement No. 18 of § 1499.2. volved in the issuance of this regulation, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics of This order shall become effective April issued simultaneously herewith, has been the United States Department of Agri 2, 1943. filed with the Division of the Federal culture. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Register.* Sec. 4. Maximum prices for all sellers. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) In the judgment of the Price Admin The maximum price of any seller for istrator, the maximum prices established any sale of flue-cured tobacco plants Issued this 1st day of April 1943. by this regulation are and will be gen shall be at the rate of $3.50 per thou P rentiss M. Brown, erally fair and equitable and will effec sand plants sold. Such maximum price Administrator. tuate the purposes of the Emergency includes all charges of the seller for pre Price Control Act of 1942 as amended, paring the plants for delivery to the [F. R. Doc. 43-5076; Filed, April 1, 19«; buyer, and all charges for transporting 4:33 p. m.] and Executive Order No. 9250. So far as practical the Price Administrator has the plants to the place where the seller advised and consulted with the members or his agent delivers them to the buyer. of the industry which will be affected by Sec. 5. Export sales. Maximum this regulation. prices for which flue-cured tobacco P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices plants may be exported shall be deter [Order 224 Under § 1499.18 (b) of GMPR] § 1358.251 Maximum prices for flue- mined in accordance with the provisions KEOKUK CANNING CO. cured tobacco plants (Type Nos. 11 (a), of the Revised Maximum Export Regula 11 (b), 12, 13 and 14). Under the au- tion® issued by the Office of Price Ad Order No. 224 under § 1499.18 (b) of ministration. • the General Maximum Price Regulation; ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of Docket No. 3152.9. Price Administration. * 7 F.R. 5059, 7242, 8829, 9000, 10530. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3 1943 4261

Sec. 6. Evasive practices, (a) The Chapter XIII—Petroleum Administration (E.O. 9276, 7 F.R. 10091; E.O. 9125, 7 maximum prices provided in this regu for War F.R. 2719; sec. 2 (3 ), Pub. Law 671, 76th lation shall not be evaded, either by Cong., as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and direct or indirect methods, in connection [Supp. Order 5 to PAO 11x] 507, 77th Cong.) with an offer, solicitation, agreement, Issued this 31st day of March 1943. sale or delivery of or relating to flue- Part 1515—Petroleum P roduction Operations R. K. D avies, cured tobacco plants, or in connection Deputy Petroleum with any other commodity or by way v General exception pursuant to para Administrator for War. of commission, services, transportation graph (c) (10) of Petroleum Adminis or any charge or discount, premium or trative Order No. 11. [F. R. Doc. 43-5059; Filed, AprU 1, 1943; other privilege or by tying agreement § 1515.11 Supplementary Order No. 5 11:47 a. m.] or other understanding or otherwise. to Petroleum Administrative Order No. (b) Specifically but not exclusively 11—(a) Petroleum Administrative Or the following practices are prohibited: der No. 2, as amended, renumbered and [Petroleum Directive 64] (1) Requiring, as part of the purchase reissued. Petroleum Administrative Or price of flue-cured tobacco plants, that der No. 2 as amended January 31, 1943 P art 1545—P etroleum Supply the buyer give, or agree to give the seller,» (§ 1515.1) and as revoked by Petroleum or a nominee of the seller, an interest in Administrative Order No. 11 (§ 1515.6), The fulfillment of the requirements the tobacco to be produced by such is renumbered § 1515.11 of this chapter for the defense of the United States has plants. and is reissued effective April 1, 1943. created in District Two a shortage in the Sec. 7. Records. Every person selling This order shall continue in effect until supply of certain crude oils and in the any flue-cured tobacco plants .shall revoked. supply of transportation facilities for the make and keep available for examina (b) Definitions. The definitions of Pe movement of crude oil and petroleum tion by the Office of Price Administia- troleum Administrative Order No. 11, as products for defense, for private account, tion for as long as the Emergency Price amended from time to time, shall apply and for export; and the following operat Control Act of 1942 remains in effect, in this order. ing directive is deemed necessary and records of the same kind as he custom (c) Oil well drilling in Illinois and appropriate in the public interest, to arily kept relating to the prices which portions of Indiana and Kentucky. provide for the most effective utilization he charged for such flue-cured tobacco Pursuant to paragraph (c) (10) of Pe of such crude oils, and to provide ade plants sold after the effective date of troleum Administrative Order No. 11 quate supplies of petroleum products for this regulation. (§ 1515.6), any person may accept deliv military and other essential uses: Sec. 8. Enforcement (a) Persons violating any provisions of this regula ery of, acquire, or use material where § 1545.4 Petroleum Directive 64—(a) tion are subject to the criminal pen-' such material is to be used in conformity Definitions. (1) “Person” means any in alties, civil enforcement actions and with this order. dividual, partnership, association, busi suits for treble damages provided for by (d) Violations. Any person who wil ness trust, corporation, governmental the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942. fully violates any provision of this order, corporation or agency, or any organized (b) Persons who have any evidence ofor who, by any act or omission, falsifies group of persons, whether incorporated any violation of this regulation or any records kept or information furnished or not. price schedule, regulation or order is in connection with this order is guilty of (2) “District Two” means the States of sued by the Office of Price Administra a crime and upon conviction may be Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, tion, or any action or practices which punished by fine or imprisonment. Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, ' constitute such violation, are urged to Any person who wilfully violates any Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Da communicate with the nearest Field or provision of this order may be prohibited kota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Regional Office of the Office of Price Ad from delivering or receiving any mate (3) “Refiner” means any person in Dis ministration or with its principal office rial under priority control, or such other trict Two engaged in the processing, re in Washington, D. C. acfton may be taken as is deemed appro- fining or compounding of crude petro Sec. 9. Petitions for amendment. Any priatè. leum or finished or unfinished petroleum person seeking an amendment to this (E.O. 9276, 7 F.R. 10091; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. products. regulation of general applicability may 2719; sec. 2 (a), Pub. Law 671,76th Cong., • (b) Contribution to the crude oil sup file a petition for amendment in accord as amended by Pub. Laws 89 and 507, ply pool. (1) The Supply and Distribu ance with the provisions of Revised Pro 77th Cong.) tion Committee for District Two shall cedural Regulation No. I 8 issued by the prepare and submit to the Director of Office of Price Administration. Issued this 31st day of March 1943. Petroleum Supply, Petroleum Adminis Sec. 10. Applicability. The provisions R. K. Davies, tration for War, a schedule of all per of this regulation shall be applicable to Deputy Petroleum sons in District Two who in the month the 48 states of the United States and to Administrator for War. of December 1942 ran an average of 2,000 the District of Columbia. barrels or more a day of crude petroleum [F. R. Doc. 43-5058; Filed, April 1, 1943; from producing properties in District Effective Date 11:47 a. m.] Two, indicating the average daily amount This regulation shall become effective of crude petroleum which each such per April 1, 1943. son ran from producing properties in Dis Issued this 1st day of April 1943. trict Two during such month. P art 1515—P etroleum P roduction (2) The Director of Petroleum Supply, P rentiss M Brown, Administrator. O perations Petroleum Administration for War, shall [Correction to PAO 111] prepare a schedule of the amount of Approved: ’ crude petroleum produced in District Chester A. D avis, The references to PAW Form PD-1 Two which each person included within Administrator of Food Pro and PAW Form PD-2 in § 1515.6 (g) (1) the schedule required by paragraph duction and Distribution. (i) and (ii), respectively, are corrected (b) (1) shall make available for sale to [P. R. Doc. 43-5150; Filed, AprU 1, 1943; to read PAW Form 3 and PAW Form 4, such rèfiners as the Director of Petro 4:40 p. m.] respectively. leum Supply, Petroleum Administration for War, may designate pursuant to par •7 FU. JB961; 8 F.R. 3313, 3533. N *8 F.R. 3955, 8958, 3960, 3961. agraph (c) (2). The amount of crude 4262 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

petroleum which each person included terms and conditions for furnishing any mittees to the extent that proposals or within the schedule required by para of the crude petroleum required to be activities hereunder may affect such graph Cb) (1) shall make available for sold by this directive, any such dispute other committees and subcommittees, sale to refiners pursuant to this direc shall be referred to the Director of Pe and to this end all such persons, com tive shall, so far as is practicable, be troleum Supply, Petroleum Administra mittees, and subcommittees shall supply the same proportion of an amount to tion for War, for such action as he may the committee or subcommittee charged be determined by the Director of Petro direct. with the responsibility of carrying any leum Supply, which shall not exceed (d) Impairment of delivery obligar part of this directive into effect with 40,500 barrels a day, as such person’s tions. Each person who runs crude pe such information, material, and assist average daily run in the month of De troleum from producing properties in ance as may be necessary and desirable cember, 1942, of crude petroleum from District Two shall continue to make such to accomplish the purposes and intent of producing properties in District Two deliveries of crude petroleum, whether this directive. Such committees and bears to the total of the average daily or not such deliveries were required by subcommittees shall maintain such staff runs in the month of December, 1942, of contract obligations, as such person and appoint such persons as may be nec crude petroleum from producing prop made oh January 1,1943: Provided, That essary to carry out their responsibilities, erties in District Two of all persons in if the supply of crude petroleum avail duties, and functions under this direc- cluded within the schedule required by able to such person is insufficient to per 'tive. Operating expenses of such com paragraph (b) (1). In establishing the mit continuance of all such deliveries in mittees and subcommittees shall be met amount of crude petroleum which each full, all such deliveries shall be reduced as provided in § 1500.7 (j) of this chapter. person included within the schedule re proportionately. Nothing in this para (g) Appeals. Any person affected by quired by paragraph (b) (1) shall make graph shall be construed to require the this directive or by any schedule or di available for sale to refiners pursuant to continuance of any such delivery of rection provided for hereunder, who this directive, deviations from the pro crude petroleum to the extent that such considers that compliance therewith portion established in this paragraph delivery was arranged by or through the would work an exceptional and unrea shall be based mi a consideration of the Supply and Distribution Committee for sonable hardship upon him may appeal person’s capacity for contributing to the District Two. The Supply and Distribu to the Petroleum Administrator for War. production of war products, the supply tion Committee shall submit to the Di Such appeals shall be made in quad of crude petroleum available to the per rector of Petroleum Supply a statement ruplicate and shall be addressed to the son, and the efficient use of transpor of all such arrangements for the delivery Director of Petroleum Supply, Petroleum tation facilities. of crude petroleum made by or through Administration for War, Interior Build (c) Distribution from the crude oil such committee. ing, Washington, D. C., Ref.: PD 64. supply pool. (1) Any refiner, other than (e) Effectuation of schedules and di a person who is required to make crude rections. Cl) All schedules required to (E.O. 9276, 7 PR. 10091) petroleum available pursuant to para be submitted pursuant to paragraph (b) Issued tiffs 12th day of March 1943. graph (b) (2), may apply for permission (1) shall become operative only after Harold L. Ickes, to purchase any of the crude petroleum such modification or revision as the Di Petroleum Administrator for War. made available pursuant to paragraph rector of Petroleum Supply, Petroleum (b) (2). Such application shall be filed Administration for War, shall determine [P. R. Doc. 43-5060; Filed, April 1, 1943; with the Director of Petroleum Supply, to be necessary to conform such sched 12:01 p. m.] Petroleum Administration for War, ules to the terms of paragraph (b) (1). Washington, D. C. A copy of such appli (2) All schedules prepared by the Di cation shall be filed with the Supply and rector of Petroleum Supply, Petroleum [Petroleum Directive 65] Distribution Committee for District Two, Administration for War, pursuant to which shall within three days forward paragraph (b) (2) and all designations P art 1545—P etroleum Supply its recommendation with respect to such by such Director pursuant to paragraph The shortage of facilities for the trans application to the said Director. (c) (2) shall be transmitted to the Chief portation of petroleum has created in (2) The Director of Petroleum Supply, Counsel of the Petroleum Administration certain areas shortages in the supply of Petroleum Administration for War, shall lor War. No such schedule or designa petroleum and has made it imperative on receipt of applications pursuant to tion shall become effective until it has that all such facilities be used with maxi paragraph (c) (1) designate the refiners been approved by the Chief Counsel of mum efficiency, that all back hauling, who shall purchase crude petroleum the Petroleum Administration for War cross hauling, and unnecessary move made available pursuant to paragraph and issued by the Petroleum Adminis ment of petroleum be eliminated, and (b) (2), the persons from whom they trator for War or the Deputy Petroleum the following operating directive is shall purchase such crude petroleum, Administrator for War. Upon the ap deemed necessary for the prosecution of and the quantity of such crude petro proval of any such schedule or designa the war: leum to be purchased. These designa tion by the Chief Counsel and the issu § 1545.5 Petroleum Directive 65—(a) tions may be made by schedule or direc ance of such schedule or designation by Definitions. (1) “Person” means any in tive, at the discretion of such Director, the Petroleum Administrator Spr War or dividual, partnership, association, busi and shall be based upon a consideration the Deputy Petroleum Administrator for ness trust, corporation, governmental of the purchasing refiner’s capacity for War, copies thereof shall be forwarded to corporation or agency, or any organized producing war products, the supply of the appropriate committees and subcom group of persons, whether incorporated crude petroleum available to the pur mittees and to all persons named therein, or not. chasing refiner, and the efficient use of and all committees, subcommittees, and (2) “Original supplier” means any transportation facilities. persons affected by such schedule or des person who, at the date of the issuance (3) The terms and conditions of any ignation shall carry such schedule or of this directive, refines petroleum in sale to be made pursuant to this directive designation into effect according to its the United States and sells petroleum for shall be negotiated between the individ terms, conditions, and intent. Should delivery in District Two, or who dis ual parties to such transaction with such any person refuse to comply with the tributes petroleum through a terminal in assistance as may be required from the provisions of this directive or of any District Two. Supply and Distribution Committee of schedule or designation, this fact shall (3) “Petroleum products” means motor District Two with respect to the details be reported immediately by the appro fuel, kerosene, range oil, tractor fuel, dis of the physical transfer: Provided, That priate committee to the Director of Pe tillate fuel oils, and residual fuel oils. no price agreed upon shall exceed the troleum Supply, Petroleum Administra (d) “District Two” means the States of applicable ceiling price established by tion for War. Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee,* Michigan, General Maximum Price Regulation, as (f) Administration. In carrying out Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, amended or supplemented, or other order the duties, responsibilities, and functions Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South of the Price Administrator and, Provided under this directive, J¿he committees Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Okla further, That if the individual parties to mentioned and all persons directly af homa. any such transaction are unable to agree fected shall hold meetings and shall con (5) “Manager” means the person upon a fair and reasonable price or other sult with other committees ánd subcom designated and appointed as such by the FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4263

General Committee for District Two, to use of the transportation facilities, in petroleum products arid petroleum trans act for and on behalf of the Supply and cluding pipe lines, lake tankers, barges, portation facilities available to any area Distribution Committee of the General tank cars, and transport trucks, to in to meet the needs of such area and shall Committee for District Two, in accord crease the movement of petroleum prod make recommendations to the Director ance with instructions and policies of the ucts in a northerly and easterly direc of Refining and the 'Director of Petro General Committee for District Two in tion, and to accomplish the other objec leum Supply with respect to such refinery connection with the operation and ad tives of this directive, the Manager shall, yields of petroleum products as may be ministration of this directive. subject to the supervision of the Director necessary to balance available supplies (6) ‘‘Terminal” means any storage of Petroleum Supply, or such District with requirements without interfering plant supplied with petroleum products Director as he may designate, arrange . with the maximum production of critical by pipe line or by river barge or lake for exchanges, loans, sales, and purchases war products. tanker, as distinguished from bulk dis of petroleum products between and (p) Movement of surpluses to District tributing stations or refineries. among original suppliers in District Two One. The Supply and Distribution (b) Surveys and investigations. Sub which will tend to eliminate to the maxi Committee of the General Committee for ject to the supervision of the Director of mum extent practicable the movement District Two shall arrange with the ap Petroleum Supply, or such District Di of petroleum products, except resid propriate committee for District One and rector as he may designate, the Manager ual fuel oil, between the areas described with the Petroleum Administration for and the Supply and Distribution Com in Exhibit A hereof, and the movement War for transportation facilities to move mittee of the General Committee tor Dis of residual fuel oil between the areas to District One such surpluses of petro trict Two shall obtain, analyze, and keep described in Exhibit B hereof. Original leum as may be created in any area of current such pertinent and available suppliers in District Two shall eliminate District Two by the operation of this facts, figures, and other data with re to the greatest extent practicable inter directive. Such arrangements shall be spect to the available supplies of petro area shipments between such areas and in accordance with the provisions ol leum products and petroleum transpor shall obtain necessary supplies and dis Petroleum Directive 59, as Amended tation in, to, and from District Two as pose of surpluses of petroleum products (7 F.R. 10621) or as hereafter amended. may be necessary or appropriate in con by means of exchanges, loans, sales, and (h) Coordination of product pipe nection with the performance of the purchases as provided in the foregoing lines. The Supply and Distribution functions and duties with which the sentence: Provided, That there shall be Committee of the General Committee for Supply and Distribution Committee of no tank car shipments of motor fuel, District Two and all persons affected the General Committee for District Two kerosene or distillate fuel oil to meet the by such arrangements shall coordinate is charged hereunder: Provided, That requirements of any individual area ex the movement of petroleum products whenever available, such facts, figures, cept as approved by the Manager and through product pipe lines in District and other data shall be obtained from the Director of Petroleum Supply, or Two in such manner and as directed by other appropriate committees or subcom such District Director as he may desig the Petroleum Administration for War, mittees rather than by new surveys or in nate. Each original supplier in District so as to adjust such movements to supply vestigations. Two shall file with the Manager on or requirements and to minimize the use of (c) District Two petroleum supply before Friday of the succeeding week a lake tanker, barge, tank car, or trans operations. Subject to the supervision complete weekly report of all inter-areâ port truck facilities. of the Director of Petroleum Supply, or shipments made by such supplier, to (i) Administration. In carrying out such District Director as he may desig gether with a statement of the reasons the duties, responsibilities, and func nate, the Manager shall arrange for pur for each such shipment. Nothing herein tions imposed upon him by this directive, chases, sales, exchanges, and loans of contained shall be deemed to prohibit or the Manager shall consult with appro petroleum products among, and for the to require the reporting of the shipment priate committees and subcommittees to common use of facilities by, original sup from any area into any county adjacent the extent that activities hereunder may pliers in District Two only when any thereto in any adjoining area. affect such committees and subcommit such transaction will: (e) Sales, loans, and exchanges. (1) tees. Meetings of the Supply and Dis (1) Eliminate or shorten the move The terms and conditions of any ex tribution Committee of the General ment of petroleum products by pipeline, change, loan, sale, or purchase made Committee for District Two, the Man lake tanker, barge, tank car, or transport pursùant to this directive shall be sub ager, and other persons who may be truck facilities within the confines of ject to negotiation between the parties affected by this directive, may be held District Two: Provided, That such trans to any such transaction: Provided, That from time to time for the purpose of action does not result in a wasteful use no price agreed upon shall exceed any doing all things necessary to carry into of any such transportation facility applicable ceiling price established by effect the provisions of this directive. within or outside of District Two; or the Office of Price Administration, and, The Supply and Distribution Committee (2) Eliminate a movement or move Provided, further, That if the parties to of the General Committee shall main ments of petroleum products from Dis any such transaction are unable to agree tain such staff and appoint such per trict One to District Two; or upon the price or other terms and con sons as it finds necessary to carry out (3) Eliminate a movement or move ditions for furnishing any of the petro its responsibility, duties, and functions ments of petroleum products in a gen leum required to be sold, exchanged or under this directive. Operating ex erally southerly or westerly direction and loaned under this directive, or for the penses of the Committee and the Man substitute therefor a movement or move use of any facilities, any such dispute ager shall be met as provided in § 1500.7 ments in a generally northerly or east shall be referred to the Director of Pe of this chapter. erly direction; or troleum Supply, or such District Direc (j) Appeals. Any person affected by (4) Result in a substitution of a pipe tor as he may designate, for such action this directive or any action taken here line movement, or movements, of petro as he may direct; under who considers that compliance leum products for a movement, or move (2) All exchanges, loans, sales, and therewith would work an exceptional ments, by lake tanker, barge, tank car, purchases pursuant to this directive shall and unreasonable hardship upon him or transport truck; or be effected in such a manner as to pro may appeal to the District Director in (5) Eliminate any cross hauling or vide to customers, including intermedi Charge of the Office of Petroleum Ad back hauling of petroleum products; or ate suppliers, of original suppliers in each ministration for War for District Two, (6) Result in furnishing petroleum of the areas an equitable share of the setting forth the pertinent facts and products to original suppliers from refin supplies of petroleum products available reasons why he considers himself en eries or terminals within each respective in each such area. titled to relief, which Director shall acfr area described in Exhibits A and B promptly upon such appeal and render hereof. (f) Determination of requirements. a decision thereon within a period of (d) Elimination of unnecessary move The Supply and Distribution Committee fifteen days. If dissatisfied with the de ments within District Two. In order to of the General Committee for District cision of the District Director in Charge, balance and coordinate available sup Two, in collaboration with the Refining such person may appeal within fifteen plies of petroleum products in District Committee for District Two, shall an days after receipt of notice of the Dis Two with requirements to'conserve the alyze and determine the amounts of trict Director’s decision to the Deputy 4264 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

Petroleum Administrator, or such repre Area 7. Hie Counties of Bon Homme, Shawnee, Wabaunsee, Osage, Douglas, and sentative as he may designate. Yankton, Clay, and Union in the State of Johnson in the State of Kansas; the Counties South Dakota; the Counties of Keyapaha, of Johnson, Pawnee, Nemaha, and Richard (E.O. 9276, 7 F.R. 10091) Boyd, Brown, Rock, Holt, Knox, Cedar, Dixon, son in the State of Nebraska. Issued this 17th day of March 1943. Dakota, Blaine, Loup, Garfield, Wheeler, Area 13. The Counties of Dallas, Webster, Antelope, Pierce, Wayne, Thurston, Madison, Douglas, Ozark, Laclede, Wright, Pulaski, R. K. Davies, Stanton, Cuming, Burt, Custer, Valley, Texas, Howell, Phelps, Dent, Shannon, Ore Deputy Petroleum Greeley, Boone, Nance, Sherman, Howard, gon, Crawford, Reynolds, Carter, Ripley, Administrator for War. Platte, Colfax, Dodge, Washington, Dawson, Washington, Iron, Jefferson, Saint Francois] Buffalo, Hall, Merrick, Hamilton, Polk, Butler, Sainte Geneviève, Madison, Wayne, and But Exhibit A—District T wo Supply and Distri Saunders, Douglas, Sarpy, Cass, Otoe, York, ler in the State of Missouri. bution Areas Seward, Lancaster, Gosper, Phelps, Kearney, Area 14. The Counties of Forest, Florence, MOTOR FUEL, KEROSENE, RANGE OIL, TRApTOR Adams, Clay, Fillmore, Saline, Gage, Furnas, Marinette, Langlade, Oconto, Marathon, Sha FUEL, DISTILLATE FUEL OILS Harlan, Franklin, Webster, Nuckolls, Thayer,, wano, Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Outagamie, and Jefferson in the State of Nebraska; the Brown, Kewaunee, Juneau, Adams, Waushara, Area 1.—The entire western part of the Counties of Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Winnebago, Calumet, Manitowoc, Marquette, State of North Dakota up to and including Woodbury, Ida, Sac, Monona, Crawford, Car- Greenlake, Door, Fond Du Lac, Sheboygan, the Counties of Rolette, Pierce, Wells, Kidder, roll, Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Pottawat Sauk, Columbia, Dodge, Washington, Ozaukee, Logan, and McIntosh; the entire western part tamie, Cass, Adair, Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Dane, Jefferson, Waukesha, and Milwaukee of the State of South Dakota up to and in Union, Fremont, Page, Taylor, and Ringgold’ in the State of Wisconsin; the Counties of cluding the Counties of Campbell, Walworth, in the State of IoWa. Houghton, Keweenaw, Baraga, Iron, Mar Potter, Sully, Hughes, Lyman, and Tripp; the Area 8. The Counties of Jewell, Republic, quette, Dickinson, Menominee, Alger, Delta, entire western part of the State of Nebraska Washington, Mitchell, Cloud, Clay, Lincoln, Schoolcraft, Luce, Mackinac, and Chippewa up to and Including the Counties of Cherry, Ottawa, Dickinson, Geary, Trego, Ellis, Rus in the State of Michigan. Thomas, Logan, Lincoln, Frontier, and Red- sell, Ellsworth, Saline, Morris, Ness, Rush, Area 15. The Counties of Allegan, Barry, willow. Barton, Rice, McPherson, Marion, Chase, Eaton, Van Buren, Kalamazoo, Calhoun, Ber Area 2.—The Counties of Cheyenne, Rawl Lyon, Coffey, Franklin, Miami, Anderson, rien, Cass, Saint Joseph, and Branch in the ins, Degatur, Norton, Phillips, Smith, Sher Linn, Hodgeman, Pawnee, Stafford, Reno, State at Michigan; the Counties of Lake, Por man, Thomas, Sheridan, Graham, Rooks, Harvey, Butler, Greenwood, Woodson, Allen, ter, Newton, Jasper, Benton, Warren, Foun Osborne, Wallace, Logan, Gove, Greeley, Bourbon, Edwards, Pratt, Kiowa, Comanche, tain, Tippecanoe, White, Pulaski, Starke, La Wichita, Scott, and Lane of the State of Barber, Kingman, Harper, Sedgwick, Sumner, porte, Saint Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami, Kansas. Cowley, Elk, Chautauqua, Wilson, Neosho, Cass, Carroll, Clinton, Howard, Tipton, Elk Area 3.—The Counties of Hamilton,'Kear Crawford, Montgomery, Labette, and Chero hart, Kosciusko, Wabash, Grant, Lagrange, ney, Finney, Stanton, Grant, Haskell, Gray, kee in the State of Kansas; the Counties of Noble, Whitley, Huntington, Steuben, DeKalb, Ford, Morton, Stevens, Seward, Meade, and Nowata, Craig, and Ottawa in the State of Allen, Wells, and Adams in the State of In Clark of the State of Kansas; the Counties Oklahoma; the Counties of Cass, Bates, Ver diana; the Counties of Stephenson, Ogle, Lee, of Cimarron, Texas, Beaver, Harper, Woods, non, Barton, Jasper, Newton, McDonald, Bureau, Putnam, Marshall, Winnebago, Boone, Ellis, and Woodward of the State of Oklahoma. Johnson, Henry, Saint Clair, Cedar, Dade, DeKalb, LaSalle, Livingston, Ford, McHenry, Area 4.—The Counties of Towner, Cavalier, Lawrence, Barry, Pettis, Benton, Hickory, Cook, Lake, Kane, Du Page, Kendall, Will, Pembina, Benson, Ramsey, Walsh, Nelson, and Polk, Greene, Christian, Stone, and Taney in. Grundy, Kankakee, and Iroquois in the State , Grand Forks of the State of North Dakota; the State of Missouri. of Illinois; the Counties of Green, Rock, Wal the Counties of Kittson, Roseau, Lake of the Area 9. The Counties of Alfalfa, Major, worth, Racine, and Kenosha In the State of Woods, Marshall, Beltrami, Polk, Pennington, Blaine, Grant, Garfield, Kingfisher, Canadian, Wisconsin. Red Lake, Clearwater, Hubbard, Wadena, Kay, Noble, Logan, Oklahoma, Cleveland, Area 16. The Counties of Knox, Fulton, Cass, Crow Wing, Aitkin, Itasca, Koochiching, Pottawatomie, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Lin McDonough, Schuyler, Adams, Brown, Pike, Saint Louis, Lake, Cook, Carlton, and Pine coln, Creek, Okfuskee, Seminole, Hughes, Calhoun, Jersey, Greene, Scott, Morgan, Cass, of the State of Minnesota; the Counties of Washington, Tulsa, Okmulgee, McIntosh, Mason, Peoria, Stark, Woodford, McLean, Douglas, Bayfield, Ashland, Iron, Vilas, Bur Rogers, Wagoner, Muskogee, Mayes, Delaware, TazeveH, Logan, Menard, Sangamon, Mac nett, Washburn, Sawyer, Rusk, Price, Taylor, Adair, Cherokee, and Sequoyah in the State oupin, Madison, Saint Clair, Monroe, Ran Oneida, and Lincoln of the State of Wiscon of Oklahoma. dolph, Jackson, Williamson, Franklin, Perry, sin; the Counties of Gogebic and Ontonagon Area 10. The Counties of Roger Mills, Hamilton, Wayne, Jefferson, Washington, of the State of Michigan. Beckham, Harmon, Greer, Jackson, Dewey, Clinton, Marion, Clay, Effingham, Fayette, Area 5. The Counties of Eddy, Griggs, Custer, Washita, Kiowa, Tillman, Caddo, 3ond, Shelby, Montgomery, Christian, Moul Steele, Traill, Foster, Stutsman, Barnes, Cass, Comanche, Cotton, Grady, Stephens, Jeffer trie, Piatt, Macon, and DeWitt in the State of La Moure, Ransom, and Richland in the State son, McClain, Garvin, Murray, Carter, Love, Illinois; the Counties of Scotland, Knox, of North Dakota; the Counties of Norman, Pontotoc, Johnston, Marshall, Coal, Atoka, Clark, Lewis, Shelby, Marlon, Monro", Ralls, Mahnomen, Clay, Becker, Wilkin, Otter Tail, Bryan, Pittsburg, Haskell, Latimer, Pushma Pike, Randolph, Howard, Boone, Audrain, Grant, Douglas, Todd, Morrison, Mille Lacs, taha, Choctaw, LeFIore, and McCurtain in the Callaway, Montgomery, Lincoln, Warren, Kanabec, Benton, Isanti, Chisago, Stevens, State of Oklahoma. Saint Charles, Saint Louis, Franklin, Gas Pope, Stearns, Sherburne, Anoka, Washing Area 11. The Counties of Winnebago, conade, Osage, Maries, Cole, Miller, Camden, ton, Swift, Kandiyohi, Meeker, Wright, Hen Worth, Mitchell, Howard, Winneshiek, Alla Morgan, Moniteau, and Cooper in the State nepin, Ramsey, McLeod, Carver, Sibley, Scott, makee, Hancock, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Chicka of Missouri. Dakota, Goodhue, LeSueur, Rice, Wabasha, saw, Fayette, Clayton, Wright, Franklin, But Area 17. The Counties of Champaign, Ver Waseca, Steele, Dodge, Olmsted, Winona, ler, Bremer, Calhoun, Webster, Hamilton, milion, Douglas, Coles, Edgar, Clark, Cum Freeborn, Mower, Fillmore, and Houston In Hardin, Grundy, Black Hawk, Buchanan, berland, Jasper, Crawford, Lawrence, Rich the State of Minnesota; the Counties of Polk, Delaware, Dubuque, Green, Boone, Story, land, Edwards, Wabash, White, Saline, and Barron, Saint Croix; Dunn, Chippewa, Pierce,' Marshall, Tama, Benton, Linn, Jones, Jack- Gallatin in the State of Illinois; the Cuun- Pepin, Eau Claire, Clark, Buffalo, Trempea son, Guthrie, Dallas, Polk, Jasper, Poweshiek, ties of Vermilion, Parke, Vigo, Clay, Sullivan, leau, Jackson, La Crosse, Monroe, and Vernon Iowa, Johnson, Cedar, Clinton, Scott, Musca Greene, Knox, Owen, Monroe, Lawrence, in the State of Wisconsin, tine, Madison, Warren, Marion, Ma.ha.Bkn., Martin, Daviess, Orange, Crawford, Dubois, Area 6. The Counties of Dickey and Sargent Keokuk, Washington, Louisia, Clark, Lucas, Pike, Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh, Warrick, in the State of North Dakota; the Counties Monroe, Wapello, Jefferson, Henry, Des Spencer, and Perry in the State of Indiana; of McPherson, Brown, Marshall, Roberts, Ed Moines, Decatur, Wayne, Appanoose, Davis, the Counties of Union, Henderson, Webster, munds, Day, Grant, Faulk, Spink, Clark, Van Buren, and Lee in the State of Iowa; McLean, Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Butler, War Codington, Deuel, Hamlin, Hyde, Hand, the Counties of Richland, Crawford, Grant, ren, Edmonson, Grayson, Ohio, Daviess, Han Beadle, Kingsbury, Brookings, Buffalo, Iowa, and Lafayette in the State of Wiscon cock, Breckinridge, and Mead in the State Jerauld, Sanborn, Miner, Lake, Moody, Brule, sin; the Counties of Jo Daviess, Carroll, of Kentucky. Aurora, Davison, Hanson, Gregory, McCook, Whiteside, Rock Island, Henry, Mercer, War Area 18. The Counties of Union, Johnson, Minnehaha, Charles Mix, Douglas, Hutchin ren, Henderson, and Hancock in the State of Pope, Hardin, Alexander, Pulaski, and son, Turner, and Lincoln in the State of South Illinois. Massac in the State of Illinois; the Counties Dakota; the Counties of Traverse, Big Stone, Area 12. The Counties of Atchison, Holt, of Perry, Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Scott, Lac qui Parle, Chippewa, Yellow Medicine, Nodaway, Andrew, Buchanan, Platte, Worth, Stoddard, New Madrid, Mississippi, Dunklin, Renville, Lincoln, Lyon, Redwood, Brown, Gentry, DeKalb, Clinton, Clay, Jackson, Har and Pemiscot in the State of Missouri; the Blue Earth, Nicollet, Pipestone, Murray, Cot rison, Daviess, Caldwell, Ray, Lafayette, Mer Counties of Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, Mc tonwood, Watonwan, Rock, Nobles, Jackson, cer, Grundy, Livingston, Carroll, Saline, Put Cracken, Fulton, Graves, Marshall, Calloway, Martin, and Faribault in the State of Minne nam, Sullivan, Linn, Chariton, Schuyler, Trigg, Lyon, Caldwell, Crittenden, and Liv sota; the Counties of Lyon, Osceola, Dickin Adair, and Macon in the State of Missouri; ingston in the State of Kentucky; the Coun son, Emmet, Kossuth, Sioux, O'Brien, Clay, the Counties of Marshall, Nemaha, Brown, ties of Lake Obion, Weakley, Henry, Carroll, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, and Humboldt In the Doniphan, Riley, Pottawatomie, Jackson, Gibson, Dyer, Crockett, Lauderdale, Tipton, State of Iowa. Atchison, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Haywood, Madison, Henderson, Shelby, Fay- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday* April 3, 1943 4265 ette, Hardeman, Chester, and McNairy In the Area 26. The Counties of Lorain, XJuya- Areas 4 and 6 ; the southern part of the State State of Tennessee. hoga, Lake, Ashtabula, Ashland, Medina, of Ohio up to and including the counties Area 19. The Counties of Emmet, Charle Wayne, Stark, Columbiana, Summit, Portage, of Preble, Montgomery, Greene, Fayette, voix, Cheboygan, Presque Isle, Alpena, Mont Mahoning, Trumbull, and Geauga in the Pickaway, Fairfield, Perry, Morgan, Noble, morency, Otsego, Antrim, Leelanau, Benzie, State of Ohio. Belmont, and Jefferson. Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Crawford, Os Area 10. All that part of the State of E x h ibit B—District Two Su pply and Dis Ohio not included in Area 9. coda, Alcona, Manistee, Wexford, Missaukee, tribution Area R esidual F uel Oils Roscommon, Ogemaw, Iosco, Mason, Lake, Area 1. The States of Oklahoma and Kan [F. R. Doc. 43-5061; Filed, April 1, 1943; Osceola, Clare, Arenac, Gladwin, Bay, Huron, 12:01 p. m.] Tuscole, Sanilac, Saginaw, Gratiot, Midland, sas; all of the State of Missouri except the Isabella, Mecosta, Montcalm, Newaygo, Oce counties of Saint Louis, Saint Charles, and ana, Muskegon, Ottawa, Kent, Ionia, Clin Jefferson; the entire western part of the ton,' Shiawassee, Genesee, Lapeer, and Saint State of Iowa up to and including the coun Clair in the State of Michigan. ties of Howard, Chickasaw, Bremer, Black- TITLE 47—TELECOMMUNICATION Area 20. The Counties of Montgomery, hawk, Benton, Iowa, Keokuk, Wapello, and Boone, Hamilton, Madison, Delaware, Jay, Davis; the entire eastern part of the State of Chapter I—Federal Communications Blackford, Randolph, Wayne, Payette, Rush, Nebraska up to and including the counties Commission Henry, Hancock, Shelby, Bartholomew, De of Cedar, Pierce, Madison, Platte, Polk, York, catur, Johnson, Marion, Morgan, Hendricks, Fillmore, and Thayer. [Order 111] Putnam, and Brown in the State of Indi Area 2.. The States of North Dakota and ana. South Dakota; that part of the State of P art 3—R ules G overning Standard and Area 21. The Counties of Jackson, Jennings, Nebraska not included in Area 1; the entire H igh-F requency Broadcast Stations Ripley, Jefferson, Scott, Clark, Floyd, Harri western part of the State of Minnesota up to son, and Washington in the State of Indiana; and including the counties of Koochiching, MINIMUM OPERATING SCHEDULES the Counties of Carroll, Trimble, Oldham, Itasca, Aitkin, Kanabec, Millelacs, Benton, Henry, Owen, Scott, Harrison, Robertson, Stearns, Kandiyohi, Renville, Brown, Blue At a session of the Federal Communi Bracken, Mason, Nicholas, Montgomery, Bour Earth, Waseca, Steele, and Freeborn. cations Commission held at its offices in bon, Fayette, Franklin, Shelby, Jefferson, Area 3. That part of the State of Minne Washington, D. C. on the 30th day of Bullitt, Spencer, Anderson, Woodford, Jessa sota not included in Areas 2 and 4; that part March, 1943: mine, Garrard, Boyle, Mercer, Bath, Washing of the State of Iowa not included in Area 1; It appearing (1) that the demand by ton, Nelson, Hardin, Larue, Hart, Warren, the counties of Saint Charles, Saint Louis, the military services has decreased the Monroe, Metcalfe, Green, Taylor, Marion, and Jefferson of the State of Missouri; the supply of trained personnel available for Adair, Cumberland, Clinton, Wayne, Russell, entire western part of the State of Wisconsin 1-ulaski, Casey, Lincoln, Rockcastle, Laurel, up to and including the counties of Iron, the operation of broadcast stations, and Clay, Jackson, Madison, Clark, Estill, Powell, Vilas, Oneida, Langlade, Marathon, Portage, (2) that there is a scarcity of materials Menifee, Wolfe, Lee, Breathitt, Owsley, Perry, Waushara, Greenlake, Columbia, Dane, Jef for the maintenance of broadcast sta Knott, Letcher, and Leslie in the State of ferson, and Rock, except the counties of tions, and Kentucky. Douglas and Bayfield; the entire western part It further appearing that a relaxation Area 22. The Counties of Christian, Todd, of the State of Illinois up to and including of the Commission’s rules, regulations Logan* Simpson, Allen, McCreary, Whitley, the counties1^)! Stephenson, Ogle, Lee, La and other requirements with respect to Knox, Bell, and Harlan in the State of Ken Salle, Livingston, McLean, Logan, Sangamon, tucky; the Counties of Stewart, Houston, Montgomery, Bond, Clinton, Washington, and minimum operating schedules for broad Benton, Humphreys, Decatur, Perry, Hardin, Monroe; the counties of Gogebic and Ontona cast stations will serve the public in Wayne, Lawrence, Giles, Maury, Lewis, Hick gon of the State of Michigan. terest; Now, therefore, it is ordered: man, Williamson, Dickson, Montgomery, Area 4. The counties of Saint Louis, Lake, That until further order of the Com Robertson, Cheatham, Davidson, Sumner, Cook, Carlton, and Pine of the State of mission § 3.261 (a) and (b) of the rules Macon, Trousdale, Wilson, Rutherford, Bed Minnesota; the counties of Douglas and Bay- and regulations with respect to mini ford, Marshall, Lincoln, Moore, Franklin, field in the northwestern part of the State mum operating schedules of high fre Coffee, Cannon, De Kalb, Smith, Jackson, of Wisconsin; the counties of Waukesha, Clay, Pickett, Putnam, Overton, White, War Milwaukee, Walworth, Racine, and Kenosha quency (FM) broadcast stations be, and ren, Grundy, Marion, Van Buren, Bledsoe, Se in the southeastern part of the State of Wis it is hereby, suspended; and in lieu quatchie, Hamilton, Bradley, Polk, McMinn, consin; the counties of Winnebago, Boone, thereof, except Sundays, the minimum Monroe, Meigs, Rhea, Cumberland, Fentress, McHenry, Lake, DeKalb, Kane, Cook, Ken operating schedule of high frequency Scott, Morgan, Campbell, Anderson, Roane, dall, Grundy, DuPage, Will, and Kankakee broadcast stations shall be six hours dur Loudon, Blount, Sevier, Jefferson, Knox, of the State of Illinois; and the counties of ing the period from 6 a. m. to midnight, Union, Claiborne, Hancock, Grainger, Ham Lake, Porter, LaPorte, and Saint Joseph of local standard time, of which two hours blen, Hawkins, Cocke, Greene, Sullivan, the State of Indiana. shall be devoted to programs not dupli Washington, Unicoi, Carter, and Johnson in Area 5. That part of the State of Indiana the State of Tennessee. not included in Area 4 except the counties cated simultaneously as primary service Area 23. The Counties of Ingham, Living of Posey, Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Du in the same area by any standard broad ston, Oakland, Macomb, Jackson, Washtenaw, bois, Perry, Crawford, Orange, Washington, cast station or any high frequency broad Wayne, Hillsdale, Lenawee, and Monroe in Harrison, Floyd, Scott, Clark, Jefferson, Jen cast station; except that if in an emer the State of Michigan; the Counties of Wil nings, Ripley, Franklin, Dearborn, Ohio, and gency, due to causes beyond the control liams, Defiance, Paulding, Van Wert, Mercer, Switzerland; the southeastern part of the of the licensee, it becomes impossible to Fulton, Henry, Putnam, Allen, Auglaize, State of Illinois up to and including the continue operating, the station may Shelby, Lucas, Wood, Hancock, Hardin, Logan, counties of Iroquois, Ford, Champaign, De- Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wyandot, Marion, Witt, Macon, Christian, Shelby, Fayette, cease operation for a period of not to Union, Erie, Huron, Crawford, and Richland Marion, Jefferson, Perry, and Randolph. exceed 10 days, provided that the Com in the State of Ohio. Area 6. The State of Tennessee; the mission and the Inspector in Charge Area 24. The Counties of Darke, Preble, southern part of the State of Kentucky up shall be notified in writing immediately Butler, Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Mont to and including the counties of Webster, after the emergency develops. gomery, Miami, Champaign, Clark, Greene, McLean, Ohio, Grayson, Hart, Larue, Marion, Federal Communications Commission. Clinton, Brown, Highland, Fayette, and Madi Washington, Mercer, Garrard, Madison, Jack- son in the State of Ohio; the Counties of [seal] T. J. Slowie, Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Pendleton, Grant, son, Lee, Wolfe, Breathitt, Magoffin, Floyd, Secretary. and Gallatin in the State of Kentucky; the and Pike. Counties of Union, Franklin, Dearborn, Ohio, Area 7. That part of the State of Wis [F. R. Doc. 43-5134; Filed, April 2, 1943; and Switzerland in the State of Indiana. consin not Included in Areas 3 and 4; the 10:51 a. m.] northern peninsula of the State of Michigan Area 25. The Counties of Lewis, Fleming, except for the counties of Gogebic and Rowan, Morgan, Magoffin, Floyd, Pike, Mar Ontonagon, and the western part of the tin, Johnson, Lawrence, Elliott, Carter, Boyd, [Order 112] and Greenup in the State of Kentucky; the State of Michigan up to and including the Counties of Morrow, Delaware, Knox, Frank counties of Emmet, Charlevoix, Antrim, Kal kaska, Missaukee, Osceola, Newaygo, Kent, P art 3—R ules G overning S tandard and lin, Pickaway, Ross, Pike, Adams, Scioto, H igh-F requency Broadcast Stations Lawrence, Gallia, Jackson, Meigs, Vinton, Barry, Eaton, Calhoun, and Branch. Athens, Hocking, Fairfield, Perry, Licking, Area 8. All that part of the State of Michi FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS Holmes, Coshocton, Muskingum, Morgan, gan not included in Area 7. Washington, Noble, Monroe, Belmont, Guern Area 9. All that part of the State of Ken At a session of the Federal Communi sey, Tuscarawas, Carroll, Harrison, and Jeffer tucky not Included in Area 6 ; the southern cations Commission held at its offices in son in the State of Ohio. part of the State of Indiana not Included in Washington, D. C., on the 30th day of No. 66----- 6 4266 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April f, 1943

March, 1943, the Commission having un Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac includes any agency of the United States der consideration the relaxation of cer Railroad, Richmond and north,-for di or of any other government, the Insular tain of its requirements, and version, reconsignment, or holding for Government of Puerto Rico, or any po It appearing that the demand of the orders as defined in said tariffs. litical subdivision or agency thereof, or military services and industry for skilled (b) Each of said railroads, on or beany trustee, receiver, assignee, or per personnel and equipment has increased fore the effective date of this section, sonal representative. as a result of the war and that such de and upon not less than one day’s notice mand has decreased the skilled person (b) “Motor vehicle” means any rub to the Commission and to the public, ber-tired vehicle propelled or drawn by nel, material and manufacturing facili shall file and post a supplement to each ties available for use by broadcast sta mechanical power and used upon the tions resulting in a shortage; of its tariffs affected hereby, substan streets or highways (but not on rails) in It is ordered, That until further order tially in the form authorized in Rule the transportation of passengers. of the Commission, § 3.229 of the Com 9 (k) of Tariff Circular No. 20, an (c) “Common carrier” means any per mission’s rules and regulations requiring nouncing the suspension of the operation son that holds himself out to the gen that field intensity measurements be of any of the provisions therein. (40 eral public to engage in transportation made and submitted to the Commission Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. 476, sec. 4, of passengers by motor vehicle for com within one year of the first date of reg 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)-(17). pensation. ular operation of a high frequency (FM) It is further ordered, That this order (d) “Taxicab” means any motor ve broadcast station be, and is hereby sus shall become effective April 10, 1943; and hicle used in the call-on-demand trans pended. shall remain in force until further order portation of passengers for compensation By the Commission. of the Commission; that copies of this order and direction shall be served upon to or from points chosen or designated [seal] T. J. S lowie, by the passengers, and not operated on a Secretary. the above-named railroads and upon the fixed schedule, between fixed termini, or Association of American Railroads, Car over specific routes. [F. R. Doc. 43-5135; Filed, April 2, 1943; Service Division; and that notice of this 10:51 a. m.] order be given to the general public (e) “Local service” means all trans by depositing a copy in the office of the portation of passengers by motor vehicle Secretary of the Commission at Wash performed as a common carrier wholly ington, D. C., and by filing it with the within any urban zone and an area ex TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND Director, Division of the Federal Reg tending 8 air kilometers from the boun RAILROADS ister, The National Archives. daries thereof, or between contiguous By the Commission, Division 3. urban zones, except transportation by Chapter I—Interstate Commerce taxicab. [seal) W. P. Bartel, Commission CD "Local passenger vehicle” means Secretary. any motor vehicle used in the transpor [Service Order 115] [F. R. Doc. 43-5133; Filed, April 2, 1943; tation of passengers in local service. 10:48 a. m.} Part 95—Car Service § 501.323 Applicability. This order FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CARS HET.t) FOR shall be applicable only within the Island DIVERSION OR RECONSIGNMENT of Puerto Rico. Chapter II—Office of Defense Transporta At a session of the Interstate Com § 501.324 Elimination of wasteful oper merce Commission, Division 3, held at tion ation. Every person engaged in per its office in Washington, D. C., on the [General Order QDT 36] forming local service operations shall: 1st day of April, A. D. 1943. (a) Eliminate waste in operations and It appearing, That carload shipments Part .501—Conservation of Motor unnecessary duplication of parallel serv of fresh or green fruits or vegetables Equipment ices, and curtail schedules and services moving from points in the south are SUBPART Y—COMMON CARRIERS OF PASSEN to the extent necessary to carry out the being held for diversion or reconsign GERS BY MOTOR VEHICLE IN LOCAL SERVICE purposes of this order ; ment at points south of Potomac Yard, IN PUERTO RICO (b) Conserve and properly maintain Va., and thereby delaying unduly the Pursuant to Executive Orders 8989, tires, vehicle equipment, and other fa movement of trains; in the opinion of 9156,9214, and 9294, and in order to con cilities necessary in conducting the local the Commission an emergency exists re serve and providently utilize vital trans service operations of such person. quiring immediate action to prevent portation equipment, material and sup 8 501.325 Operating requirements. No shortage of railroad equipment and plies, and to provide for the prompt and person shall: congestion of traffic: continuous movement of necessary traf (a) Engage in the performance of lo It is ordered, That: fic, the attainment of which purposes is cal service unless there is in force in § 95.306 Cars of fruit and vegetables essential to the successful prosecution of respect of such person a license, permit, held for diversion or reconsignment. the war, It is hereby ordered, That: certificate, or other grant of authority (a) The operation of Atlantic Coast lane Sec. issued by »the Insular Government of Railroad Company Tariff I.C.C. No. 660 501.322 Definitions. Puerto Rico, or by a governmental subdi (Agent Hoke), Seaboard Air Line Rail 501.323 Applicability. vision thereof, authorizing said person to way Company Tariff LC.C. No. 660 601.824 Elimination of wasteful operation. engage in such local service; (Agent Hoke), Southern Railway Com 501.325 Operating requirements. (b) Extend or inaugurate local service pany Tariff I.C.C. No. A 10944, and Rich 501.326 Special and general permits. (notwithstanding the terms of any li mond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Rail 501.327 Submission of plans for joint action. 501.328 Records and reports. cense, permit, certificate, or other grant road Company Tariff I.C.C. No. 660 501.329 Suspension of provisions. of authority referred to in paragraph (Agent Hoke), which provide rules and 601.330 Communications. (a) of this § 501.325) without the prior charges governing diversion and recon approval of the Office of Defense Trans signment of cars of fresh or green fruits Auth o rity : §§ 501.322 to 501.330, inclusive, portation, over any route not being and vegetables is hereby suspended inso Issued under E.O. 8989, 9156, 9214, and 9294; 6 FR. 6725; 7 F.R. 3349, 6097; 8 F.R. 221. served in local service by such person on far as said tariffs authorize or permit the effective date of this order; shipments of such commodities originat § 501.322 Definitions. As used in this (c) Perform local service for the pri ing in the States of Florida, Georgia, order (§§ 501.322 to 501.330, inclusive), mary purpose of supplying transporta Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, to or in any order, permit, regulation, rec tion to or from a golf course, athletic be held at points on the Atlantic Coast ommendation or certificate issued here field, race track, theatre, dancing pa Line east of Atlanta and north of Way- under or in respect hereof, the term; vilion, or other place conducted primarily cross, Ga., Seaboard Air Line Railway (a) ‘‘Person” means any individual,for purposes of amusement or entertain east of Atlanta and north of Savannah, partnership, corporation, association, ment; Ga., Southern Railway east of Atlanta joint-stock company, business trust, or (d) Operate any local passenger ve and north of Savannah, Ga., and the other organized group of persons, and hicle without distinctly marking such FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4267 vehicle to indicate that it is engaged in It is further ordered, That a consoli local service; Notices dated hearing in the above-entitled mat (e) Operate any local passenger ve ters under the applicable provisions of hicle for any purpose, (including social said Act and the rules of the Division or recreational purposes) personal to DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. be held on April 8, 1943, at 10 o’clock in the driver or operator. the forenoon of that day, in Washington, Bituminous Coal Division. D. C. On such day the Chief of the § 501.326 Special and general permits. Records Section will advise as to the The provisions of this order shall be sub [Docket Nos. A-1874, A-1885] room where such hearing will be held. ject to any special or general permits Steel Tipple Coal Co. and o . B. C. It is further ordered, That Travis Wil issued by the Office of Defense Trans Coal Co. liams, or any other officer or officers of portation to meet specific needs or excep ORDER CONSOLIDATING MATTERS, GRANTING the Division duly designated for that tional circumstances, or to prevent un purpose shall preside at the hearing in due hardships. TEMPORARY RELIEF AND NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING such matters. The officers so designated § 501.327 Submission of plans for to preside at such hearing are hereby joint action, (a) Whenever directed in In the matter of the petition of Steel authorized to conduct said hearing, to writing so to do by the Regional Director, Tipple Coal Company for a change in administer oaths and affirmations, ex Office of Defense Transportation, San shipping point. In the matter of the pe amine witnesses, take evidence, to con Juan, Puerto Rico, any two or more per tition of O. B. C. Coal Company, for a tinue said hearing from time to time, sons engaged in performing local service change in loading point. and to prepare and submit proposed operations competitively shall meet, or An original petition, pursuant to sec findings of fact and conclusions and the cause their representatives to meet, for tion 4 II (d) of the Bituminous Coal Act recommendation of an appropriate order the purpose of formulating a plan of of 1937, having been duly filed with this in the premises, and to perform all other joint action to the end that maximum Division in Docket No. A-1874 by Chester duties in connection therewith author utilization of equipment and facilities Wasson, a code member, owner and op ized by law. may be effected during the period of the erator of Steel Tipple Coal Company, re Notice of such hearing is hereby given war emergency by such method or meth questing a change in shipping point for to all parties herein and to persons or ods as may be recommended or approved the coals produced at the Steel Tipple entities having an interest in these pro by the Office of Defense Transportation. Mine, Mine Index No. 1222, in District ceedings and eligible to become a party (b) Within such time as may be fixed No. 10; and . in Docket No. A-1885 by herein. Any person desiring to be ad by said Regional Director, any such per Homer Choate, a code member, owner mitted as a party to these proceedings sons shall jointly submit to said Regional and operator of O. B. C. Coal Company, may file a petition of intervention in Director any plan of joint action so requesting a change in loading point for accordance with the rules and regula formulated, or a statement setting forth the coals in Size Groups 1-16, inclusive, tions of the Bituminous Coal Division for the reasons why no plan of joint action and 26 and 27 produced at the O. B. C. proceedings instituted pursuant to sec has been agreed on by them: Provided, Coal Company Mine, Mine Index No. tion 4 II (d) of the Act, setting forth however, That nothing contained in this 1367, located in District No. 10; and the facts on the basis of which the relief order shall be so construed as to au Petitions of intervention having been in the original petitions is supported or thorize any person to engage in such filed in both of these matters by District opposed or on the basis of which other joint action unless directed so to do by Board No. 10 and in Docket No. A-1885 relief is sought. Such petitions of inter specific order of the Office of Defense by McLaren Fuel Company, in each of vention shall be filed with the Bitumi Transportation. which petitions of intervention it is al nous Coal Division on or before April 3, leged that the original petitions in these § 501.328 Records and reports. Every 1943. matters should be denied because they All persons are hereby notified that person engaged in performing local serv will prejudice the parties affected by the ice operations shall prepare and main order, dated February 17,1942, in Docket the hearing in the above-entitled mat tain such records, and make Such reports, No. A-1079; and ters and any orders entered therein, may as the Office of Defense Transportation concern, in addition to the matters spe It appearing that said matters should cifically alleged in the petitions, other may hereafter require for the purpose be consolidated and that they raise issues of this order, and shall keep all records upon which the interested parties herein matters necessarily incidental and re required hereunder available and open should be given an opportunity to be lated thereto, which may be raised by for inspection'by accredited representa heard; and amendment to the petitions, petitions of tives of the Office of Defense Transpor It further appearing, however, that a) intervention or otherwise, or which may tation at all reasonable times. be necessary corollaries to the relief, if reasonable showing of necessity has been any, granted on the basis of these peti § 501.320 Suspension of provisions. made for the granting of temporary re tions. The provisions of this order, or -any part lief in both matters in the manner here The matters concerned herewith are thereof, may be suspended from time inafter set forth, pending further order of the Division; and in Docket No. A-1885, in regard to the to time by order of the Office of De original petition of Homer Choate, code fense Transportation. The following action being deemed necessary in order to effectuate the pur member, owner and operator of the § 501.330 Communications. Communi poses of the Act; O. B. C. C. Coal Company, requesting that cations concerning this order should It is ordered, That said petitions be, that company be permitted to load the refer to “General Order ODT 36”, and and the same hereby are, consolidated. coals in Size Groups 1-16 and 26 and 27 should be addressed to the Regional Di It is further ordered, That pending produced at the O'. B. C. Coal Company rector, Office of Defense Transportation, final disposition of the above-entitled Mine, Mine Index No. 1367, District No. San Juan, Puerto Rico. matters temporary relief be, and the 10, over its ramp at Marion, Illinois, on This General Order ODT 36 shall be same hereby is granted as follows: Com the Missouri Pacific Railroad rather come effective April 1, 1943. mencing forthwith, the Schedule of Ef than over the tipple of McLaren Fuel fective Minimum Prices for District No. Company at Marion, Illinois, on the Illi Issued at Washington, D. C., this 27th nois Central and Missouri Pacific Rail day of March, 1943. 10 for All Shipments Except Truck Is amended and supplemented to include roads, and in Docket No. A-1874, the C. D. Y oung, the matters set forth in the schedules original petition of Chester Wasson, code Deputy Director, marked “Supplement R ‘,” which are member, owner and operator of Steel Office of Defense Transportation. annexed hereto and made a part hereof. Tipple Coal Company requesting a change in shipping point from the tipple [P. R. Doc. 43-5064; Piled, April 1, 1943; 1 Not filed with the Division of the Federal of McLaren Fuel Company at Marion, 12:01 a. m.] Register. Illinois, to New Dennison, Illinois, for the 4268 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 coals produced at the Steel Tipple Mine, equipment, materials, and supplies, and 7. Communications concerning this Mine Index No. 1222, in District No. 10. to assure the maximum utilization of order should refer to “Supplementary Dated: March 23, 1943. such transportation equipment, the at Order ODT 3, Revised-18,” and should [seal] . D an H. Wheeles, tainment of which purposes is essential be addressed to the Division of Motor Director. to the successful prosecution of the war: Transport, Office of Defense Transporta [F. R. Doc. 43-5132; Filed, April 2, 1943; It is hereby-ordered, That: tion, Washington, D. C. 10:15 a. m.] 1. Flamingo Truck lines, Inc., shall 8. This Supplementary Order ODT 3, discontinue the transportation of ship Revised-18, shall become effective Aprii ments in less-than-truckload lots from 5,1943, and shall remain in full force and Tampa, Fla., or through that gateway, effect until the termination of the present DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. to Sarasota, Fla., and intermediate war shall have been duly proclaimed, or points on its routes, and in the reverse until such earlier time as the Office of Farm Security Administration. direction; and in respect of such ship Defense Transportation by further order ments moving from or through Tampa, may designate. T exas Fla., to such other points, shall divert Issued at Washington, D. C., this 29th DESIGNATION OF LOCALITIES FOR LOANS such shipments to Fogarty Br.os. Trans -day of March 1943. fer, Inc. C. D. Young, In accordance with the rules and regu 2. Fogarty Bros. Transfer, Inc., shall lations promulgated by the Secretary of Deputy Director, accept from Flamingo Truck Lines, Inc., Office of Defense Transportation. Agriculture on July 1, 1941, as extended all shipments diverted to it pursuant by Supplement 2 of Secretary’s Memo hereto and shall forward such shipments [F. R. Doc. 43^-5063; Filed, April 1, 1943; randum No. 867 issued as of July 1,1942, and pursuant to the lawfully applicable 12:01 p. m.] loans made in the county mentioned rates, charges, rules, and regulations of herein, under Title I of the Bankhead- the carrier issuing the bill of lading. Jones Farm Tenant Act, may be made 3. Except as may be otherwise pro P ortsmouth Milk Marketing Area, Ohio within the localities herein described and vided by agreement between the car designated. The value of the average riers, or prescribed by the Interstate JOINT ACTION PLAN OF DISTRIBUTORS farm unit of thirty acres and more in Commerce Commission or by an appro Recommendation of joint action plan each of these localities has been deter priate State regulatory body, the division of milk distributors in the Portsmouth mined in accordance with the provisions of revenues derived from the transpor Milk Marketing Area of Ohio. of the said rules and regulations. A de tation performed pursuant hereto shall Pursuant to a provision of a general scription of the localities and the deter be as determined by the Office of Defense order issued by the Office of Defense mination of value for each follow; Transportation. Transportation for the purpose, among R egion VIII—Texas 4. The records of the carriers shall be others, of conserving and providently available for examination and inspec Red River County: Locality I—Consisting utilizing motor vehicles and vital equip of Precinct 1, $3,725; Locality II—Consisting tion at all reasonable times by a repre ment, materials and supplies, (General of Precinct 2, $1,691; Locality III—Consisting sentative of the Office of Defense Trans Order ODT 6, as amended, (7 F.R. 3008, of Precinct 3, $3,901; Locality IV—Consisting portation. 3532, 4184) superseded in part by Gen of Precinct 4, $2,791; Locality V—Consisting 5. The provisions of this order shall eral Order ODT 17, as amended (7 F.R. of Precinct 5, $1,984; Locality VI—Consisting not be so construed or applied as to re 5678, 7694)), the private carriers named of Precinct 6 , $2,495; Locality VII—Consisting quire either carrier to perform any serv in the Appendix hereof have filed with of Precinct 7, $4,821; Locality VIII—Consist ice beyond its transportation capacity, ing of Precinct 8 , $2,202. the Office of Defense Transportation for The purchase price limit previously estab or to permit either carrier to alter its approval a joint action plan relating to lished for the county above-mentioned is legal liability to any shipper. In the the transportation and delivery by motor hereby cancelled. event compliance with any term of this vehicle of dairy products in the Ports order would conflict with, or would not mouth Milk Marketing Area, Ohio. Approved: March 30,1943. be authorized under, the existing inter The participants have agreed that all [seal] C. B. B aldwin, state or intrastate operating authority retail delivery service in such area shall * Administrator. of either carrier, such carrier shall ap be on an every-other-day basis; that all [F. R. Doc. 43-5149; Filed, AprU 2, 1943; ply forthwith to the appropriate regu motor trucks operated in retail delivery 11:55 a. m.] latory body or bodies for the granting service shall transport maximum loads of such operating authority as may be when departing from the plant of any requisite to compliance with the terms participant; that no motor truck being of this order, and shall prosecute such operated in retail delivery service shall application with all possible diligence. depart from any such plant prior to 8 OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTA The coordination of operations directed TION. o’clock a. m. during any calendar day; by this order shall be subject to the car that all motor trucks shall be operated [Supplementary Order ODT 3, Revised-18] riers’ possessing or obtaining the requi by the most direct'route when used in site operating authority. retail delivery service, making only one F lamingo Truck Lines, Inc., and F ogarty 6. Each of the carriers shall file forth trip during any calendar day over any B ros. Transfer, Incv with with the appropriate regulatory street which is a part of such route, with COORDINATED OPERATION BETWEEN TAMPA body or bodies having jurisdiction over out “back tracking” over any segment of AND SARASOTA, FLA. the operations affected by this order, and such route. publish in accordance with law, and con It appearing that the proposed joint Upon consideration of the application tinue in effect until the further order of action plan is in conformity with Gen for authority to coordinate motor*vehicle such regulatory body t>r bodies or of the eral Order ODT 17, as amended, and service in the transportation of property Office of Defense Transportation, tariffs, that th e . effectuation thereof will ac 'in less - than-truckload lots between or supplements to filed tariffs, setting complish substantial conservation and Tampa and Sarasota, Fla., filed with the forth any changes in rates, charges, rules, efficient utilization of motor trucks and Office of Defense Transportation by regulations, and practices which may be vital materials and supplies, the attain Flamingo Truck Lines, Inc., Jacksonville, necessary to accord with the provisions ment of which purposes is essential to Fla., and Fogarty Bros. Transfer, Inc., of this order, together with a copy of the successful prosecution of the war, I Bradenton, Fla., as governed by § 501.9 this order; and forthwith shall apply to have approved the plan and recommend of General Order ODT 3, Revised, as such regulatory body or bodies for special that the Chairman of the War Produc amended (7 F.R. 5445, 6689, 7694), and permission to file such tariffs or supple tion Board find and certify under sec It appearing that such coordination is ments to become effective on the shortest tion 12 of Public Law No. 603, 77th Con necessary in order to conserve and pro notice lawfully permissible, but not prior gress (56 Stat. 357), that the doing of vidently utilize vital transportation to the effective date of this order. any act or thing, or the omission to do FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, AprU 3, 1943 4269 any act or thing, by any person in com hereinabove set forth, on sales made by (c) Unless the context otherwise re pliance with said joint action plan, is it in territories other than that defined quires, the definitions set forth in requisite to the prosecution of the war. in § 1351.151 ,(b) (12) (viii) as North, § 1356.11 of Revised Price Schedule No. Issued at Washington, D. C., this 30th shall be the maximum prices above set 64 shall apply to terms used herein. day of March 1943. forth plus or minus, as the case may be, Thi? Order No. 80 shall become effec J oseph B. Eastman, the differential set forth in § 1351.151 tive on the 2d day of April 1943. Director, Office of Defense (b) (12) (iii) for sales in such other Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Transportation. territories, adjusted for size and type of Prentiss M. Brown, container. Administrator. Appendix (c) The provisions of § 1351.151 (b) 1. Ideal Milk Go. (12) (v) and (viii) of Revised Price [F. R. Doc. 43-5093; Filed, April 1, 1943; 2. Portsmouth Pure Milk Oo. Schedule No. 53 shall apply to the maxi 4:25 p. m.] 3. Malone’s Dairy. mum prices established by this Order 4. John E. Rapp. for the products hereinabove named. 5. Borden’s Modern. Dairy. (d) All prayers of the petition not [Order 12 Under RPS 67] 6. Eck Dairy. £ 7. Select Dairy. withdrawn by Applicant that are not Oliver P. Hobbs 8 . Carl E. Coveil. granted herein, are denied, except that 9. Cline Gilpine. this order is without prejudice to Ap authorization of maximum prices 10. Lawson Dairy. plicant’s right to sell its Keystone Cook Order No. 12 under Revised Price ing Oil at the highest price charged by Schedule No. 67—New Machine Tools; [F. R. Doc. 43-5002; Filed, April 1, 1943; its nearest competitor for the same or 12:02 p. m. Docket No. 3067-55. most nearly similar product sold by it For the reasons set forth in an opinion during the period January 16, 1942 to issued simultaneously herewith and filed January 31, 1942. with the Division of the Federal Register, (e) This Order No. 15 may be revoked and pursuant to and under the authority OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. or amended by the Price Administrator vested in the Price Administrator by [Order 15 Under RPS 53 x] at any time. the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, This Order No. 15 shall become effec as amended, and Executive Order No. C. F. Simonin’s Sons, Inc. tive April 2, 1943. 9250 and Procedural Regulation No. 6, It is hereby ordered: ORDER ESTABLISHING MAXIMUM PRICES (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 ^.R. 7871), ' (a) Oliver P. Hobbs is hereby author Order No. 15 under Revised Price Issued this 1st day of April 1943. ized and permitted to sell and deliver, for the gross price of $110.00 each; Schedule No. 53—Fats and Oils—Docket P rentiss M. B rown, No. 3053-14. Administrator. Machine tools known as “Utility” Grinder On November 12,1942, C. F. Simonin’s manufactured by Oliver P. Hobbs, Manufac Sons, Inc. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, [F. R. Doc. 43-5088; Filed, AprU 1, 1943; turer, of Los Angeles, California. 4:19 p. m.] filed an application for adjustment of (b) This Order No. 12 may be revoked its maximum prices of its Yolanda Salad or amended by the Office of Price Admin and Cooking Oil, Medaglia D’Oro Salad istration at any time. and Cooking Oil, Keystone Cooking Oil, [Order 80 Under RPS 64 *] Yolanda Shortening, Century Salad Oil, (c) This Order No. 12 shall become ef and Simoco Shortening. On November Siegler Enamel Range Co. fective April 2, 1943. 26, 1942, and January 7, 1943, it filed APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; supplemental petitions. On February 3, E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) 1943, it withdrew its petition insofar as Order No. 80 under Revised Price its Century Salad Oil and its Simoco Schedule No. 64—Domestic Cooking and Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Shortening were concerned. Heating Stoves. Prentiss M. B rown, On February 24, 1943, Siegler Enamel Administrator. Due consideration has been given to Range Company, Centralia, Illinois, filed the application, and an opinion in sup an application pursuant to § 1356.1 (d) [F. R. Doc. 43-5092; Filed, April 1, 1943; port of this order has been issued si of Revised Price Schedule No. 64 for ap 4:25 p. m.] • multaneously herewith and has been filed proval of a maximum price for a new with the Division of the Federal Regis model gas range designated in the appli ter. For the reasons set forth in the [Order 10 Under Rev. MPR 125] opinion, under the authority vested in cation as Model VMG-43. the Price Administrator by the Emer Due consideration has been given to N ew P rocess B ronze and Aluminum the application and an opinion, issued F oundry Company gency Price Control Act of 1942, as simultaneously herewith, has been filed amended, and Executive Order 9250, and with the Division of the Federal Register. ORDER ADJUSTING MAXIMUM PRICES in accordance with § 1351.151 (12) For the reasons set forth in the opinion Order No. 10 under Revised Maximum (vii) of Revised Price Schedule No. 53, and under the authority vested in the Price Regulation No. 125—Nonferrous It is hereby ordered: Price Administrator by the Emergency Castings; Docket No. 3125-16. (a) Yolanda Salad and Cooking Oil Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, For the reasons set forth in an opin and Medaglia D’Oro Salad and Cooking and Executive Order No. 9250, It is ion issued simultaneously herewith and Oil. The maximum delivered price of hereby ordered: filed with the Division of the Federal C. F. Simonin’s Sons, Inch’s Yolanda Sal (a) Siegler Enamel Range Company Register and under the authority vested ad and Cooking Oil and Medaglia D’Oro may sell, offer to sell, transfer or deliver in the Price Administrator by the Emer Salad and Cooking Oil, in the area de its Model VMG-43 at a price no higher gency Price Control Act of 1942, as fined in § 1351.151 (b) (12) (viii) as than $27.75 f. o. b. factory, to dealers, amended, Executive Order No. 9250 and North, shall be the following prices: subject to discounts, allowances, and section 1395.12 of Revised Maximum 6 1-gallon 12 y2-gallon 24 y4-gallon terms no less favorable than those in Price Regulation No. 125, It is hereby cans, per case can, per case cans, per case effect with respect to the comparable ordered, That: $8. 20 $8 . 80 $9. 40 model 70-36-FD. (a) Anything in Revised Maximum (b) The maximum delivered prices'of (b) This Order No. 80 may be revoked Price Regulation No. 125 to the contrary C. F. Simonin’s Sons, Inc.’s products or amended by the Price Administrator notwithstanding. Charles Kapovich of at any time. Cleveland, Ohio, doing business as the *7 F.R. 1309, 1386, 2132, 3430, 3821, 4229, New Process Bronze and Aluminum 4294, 4484, 5605, 7665, 7666, 7977, 8204, 8653, F.R. 1329, 1836, 2000, 2132, 4404, 5872, Foundry Company, hereinafter referred 8702, 8948, 9130, 9189, 9393, 9486, 9958, 10471, 6221, 8948; 8 F.R. 1974. to as “the applicant”, may sell and de- 10530, 11069; 8 F.R. 1200, 1972, 2875, 3251. 4270 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 liver to the International Metal Hose (b) All prayers of the application not rail at prices not to exceed the following Company, Inc. of Cleveland, Ohio, and granted herein are denied. respective prices per ton f. o. b. the mine: the International Metal Hose Company, (c) This Order No. 14 may be revoked Inc. may buy and receive from the appli or amended by the Price Administrator Size groups Mine cant nonferrous castings produced by at any time. run the applicant of the type set forth below This Order No. 14 shall become effec loco. at a price not higher than l1/^ per tive April 2, 1943. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 fuel pound, above the maximum price that would have governed sales of such cast (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.j $2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 ings to the International Metal Hose E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Company, Inc. if this order had not been Issued this 1st day of April 1943. (b) Within thirty (30) days from the issued. P rentiss M. B rown, effective date of this order, Crescent Type of castings subject to this order Administrator. Mining Company shall notify all persons purchasing its coal of the adjustments Hose connections made from yellow brass [F. R. Doc. 43-5098; Filed, April 1, 1943; granted in paragraph (a) of this order scrap. 4:21 p. m.] Hose connections made from yellow brass and shall include a statement that if ingot. the purchaser is subject to Revised Maxi Hose connections made from red brass mum Price Regulation No. 122 in the scrap. [Order 27 Under Rev. MPR 169] resale of coal, the adjustments granted in this Order do not authorize any in (b) All prayers in the applicant’s ap Palestine K osher Sausage Manufactur crease in the purchaser’s resale prices plication for adjustment, Docket Number ing Company 3125-16, not granted herein are hereby except in accordance with and subject DENYING PETITION FOR ADJUSTMENT to conditions stated in Revised Maxi denied. mum Price Regulation No. 122. (c) This order may be revoked or Order No. 27, under Revised Maximum (c) This Order No. 177 may be re amended by the Price Administrator at Price Regulation No. 169—Be^f and Veal voked or amended by the Administrator any time. Carcasses and Wholesale Cuts; Docket at any time. This order shall become effective as of No. 3169-40. (d) Unless the context otherwise re February 1, 1943. On August 7, 1942, Palestine Kosher quires, the definitions set' forth in Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Sausage Manufacturing Company, 4500 § 1340.208 of Maximum Price Regulation P rentiss M. Brown, Cermak Road, Chicago, Illinois, filed a No. 120 shall apply to the terms used Administrator. petition for adjustment pursuant to Sec herein. tion 1364.60 of Maximum Price Regula (e) All prayers of the applicant not [F. R. Doc. 43-5085; Filed, April 1, 1943; tion No. 169, as amended, redesignated 4:21 p. m.J granted herein are hereby denied. Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. (f) This Order No. 177 shall become 169, as amended. effective April 1,1943. Due consideration has been given to Issued this 1st day of April 1943. [Order 14 Under MPR 163] the petition and an Opinion in support of this Order has been issued simultane Prentiss M. B rown, National D ixie Mills, Inc. ously herewith and has been filed with Administrator. ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENT the Division of the Federal Register. [F. R. Doc. 43-5115; Filed, April 1, 1943; For the reasons set forth in the Opin 5:20 p. m.] Order No. 14 under Maximum Price ion under the authority vested in the Regulation No. 163—Woolen and Worsted Price Administrator by the Emergency Civilian Apparel Fabrics; Docket No. Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, 3163-21. [Order 178 Under MPR 120] On October 31,1942, the National Dixie and in accordance with the Revised Pro cedural Regulation No. 1, issued by the Mine “B ” Coal Company Mills, Incorporated, 261 Fifth Avenue, Office of Price Administration, It is New York, New York, filed an applica ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENT tion for adjustment pursuant to § 1410.- hereby ordered, That the petition for 109 of Maximum Price Regulation No. adjustment be, and it hereby is, denied. Order No. 178 under Maximum Price This Order No. -27 shall become effec Regulation No. 120—Bituminous Coal 163. Due consideration has been given tive April 1, 1943. to the application and an opinion sup Delivered From Mine or Preparation porting this Order No. 14 has been issued Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Plant; Docket No. 3120-334. simultaneously herewith and has been P rentiss M. Brown, Order No. 178 under Maximum Price filed with the Division of the Federal Administrator. Regulation No. 120 is hereby revised and amended to read as follows: Register. For the reasons set forth in the [F. R. Doc. 43-5086; Filed, April 1, 1943; opinion, under the authority vested in 4:20 p. m.] For the reasons set forth in an opinion the Price Administrator by the Emer issued simultaneously herewith and pur gency Price Control Act of 1942, and suant to the authority vested in the in accordance with Revised Procedural Administrator by the Emergency Price Regulation No. 1 issued by the Office of [Order 177 Under MPR 120] Control Act of 1942, as amended, and Price Administration, It is hereby or Crescent Mining Company Executive Order No. 9250, and in accord dered: ance with § 1340.207 (b) of Maximum (a) On and after April 2, 1943, the ORDER GRANTING ADJUSTMENT Price Regulation No. 120, It is ordered: National Dixie Mills, Incorporated, may (a) Coals produced by The Mine “B” sell and any person may buy from the Order No. 177 under Maximum Price Coal jCompany at its Mines “A” and “B” National Dixie Mills, Incorporated, the Regulation No. 120—Bituminous Coal (Mine Index Nos. 28 andD7), respectively, fabric specified hereinbelow at prices not Delivered From Mine or Preparation in District No. 10, may be sold and pur in excess of the following applicable Plant; Docket No. 3120-378. chased for shipment for railroad loco maximum price: For the reasons set forth in an opinion motive fuel use at prices not to exceed issued simultaneously herewith and pur the following respective prices per net suant to the authority vested in the Ad ton f. o. b. the mine:- t Maxi ministrator by the Emergency Price Con Style No. mum Railroad locomotive fuel of fabric Specification price trol Act of 1942, as amended, and Execu (per Modified mine run Mine run yard) tive Order No. 9250 and in accordance with § 1340.207 (b) of Maximum Price $2. 60 $2. 55 8800 All wool twist; 68-60 inches in $2.375 Regulation No. 120, It is ordered: (b) This Order No. 178 may be re width; 13-13H ounces in weight; (a) Coals produced by Crescent Min voked or amended by the Administrator 33 ends and 30 picks; Ms x Ms—2 ply; 60% of 44’s wool; 60% of 56’s ing Company at its LaMarsh No. 1 Mine, at any time. wool; stock dyed fabric. Mine Index No. 81, in District No. 10, may (c) Unless the context otherwise re be sold and purchased for shipment by quires, definitions set forth in § 1340.208 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943 4271 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 (d) This Order No. 237 shall become ized to sell and deliver its three new shall apply to the terms used herein. effective April 2, 1943. toys, described in its application of Issued this 1st day of April 1943. November 5, 1942, at prices to Victory (d) All prayers of the applicant not Wood Products Company, f. o. b. New granted herein are hereby denied. Prentiss M. B rown, (e) This Order No. 178 shall become Administrator. York, New York, no higher than those set forth below: effective April 1,1943. [P. R. Doc. 43-5123; Piled, April 1, 1943; Cents per unit Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 5:19 p. m.] Commando #1265 ______60 P rentiss M. Brown, 75 mm. Gun #1267------54 Administrator. U. S. Army Miniature Jeep #1263— — 65 [P. R. Doc. 43-5116; Piled, April 1, 1943; [Order 230 Under MPR 188] (b) This Order No. 231 may be re 6:20 p. m.] voked or amended by the Price Adminis W rigley Bros. trator at any time. APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (c) This Order No. 231 shall become [Order 237 Under MPR 188] Order No. 230 under § 1499.158 of effective on the 2d day of April 1943. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188— Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Fellows Burial Vault Service Co., Inc. Manufacturers’ Maximum Prices for P rentiss M. B rown, AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICE Specified Building Materials and Con , Administrator. sumers’ Goods Other Than Apparel. Order No. 237, Under § 1499.161 of Approval of maximum prices for sales [F. R. Doc. 43-5094; Filed, April 1, 1943; Maximum Price Regulation No. 188— by Wrigley Bros., of three new toys. For 4:25 p. m.] Manufacturers’ Maximum Prices for the reasons set forth in an opinion issued Specified Building Materials and Con simultaneously herewith and filed with sumers’ Goods Other Than Apparel. the Division of the Federal Register, [Order 232 Under MPR 188] For the reasons set forth in an opin and pursuant to the authority vested in ion issued simultaneously herewith and the Price Administrator by the Emer G eneral D ry B atteries, Inc. filed with the Division of the Federal gency Price Control Act of 1942, as APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Register, and pursuant to and under amended, and Executive Order No. 9250, the authority vested in the Price Ad Order No. 232 under § 1499.158 of ministrator by the Emergency Price It is ordered: Maximum Price Regulation No. 1881— Control Act of 1942, as amended, and (a) Wrigley Bros., 39-47 West 19th Manufacturers’ maximum prices for by Executive Order No. 9250, and pursu Street, New York, New York, is author specified building materials and con ant to § 1499.161 of Maximum Price ized to sell and deliver its three new sumers’ goods other than apparel. Regulation No. 188, It is hereby ordered, toys, designated in its application of Maximum prices for sales by General Th&i/* March 1, 1943, as “Miniature Army Toy Dry Batteries, Inc., of three new hearing (a) The Fellows Burial Vault Service Jeep #1262”, “Miniature Army Com aid batteries. For the reasons set forth Company, Inc., of Marlette, Michigan, mando Barge #1265”, and “Miniature in an opinion issued simultaneously is authorized to sell, deliver, or offer for 75 mm Mobile Toy Gun #1267”, at prices herewith and filed with the Division of sale concrete burial vaults delivered in to Victory Wood Products Company, the Federal Register, and pursuant to the place and sealed, within the area of f. o. b. New York, New York, no higher authority vested in the Price Admin Marlette, Michigan, and the surround than those set forth below: istrator by the Emergency Price Control ing territory of Sanilac, Huron, Tuscola, Miniature Army Toy Jeep— #1263 $0.655 Act of 1942, as amended, and Executive Lapeer and St. Clair Counties, Michi Miniature Army Commando Order No. 9250, It is ordered: gan, at the maximum prices set forth Barge...... #1265 .60 (a) General Dry Batteries, Inc., Cleve below: Miniature 75 mm Mobile land, Ohio, may sell and deliver the fol Toy Gun______#1267 .55 Trade sizes: Maximum price lowing new hearing aid “B” batteries at 6/6______$50.00 (•b) This Order No. 230 may be re prices no higher than those set forth 6/3______45.00 voked or amended by the Price Adminis below, subject to the seller’s customary 5/6______— 40. 00 terms. 4/6______35.00 trator at any time. 3/6______(c) 30.00 This Order No. 230 shall become (1) For sales to hearing aid manufacturers: 2/6______;______30.00 effective on the 2d day of April 1943. 22y2 volt—(No. 901)______$ .50 Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 33 volt—(No. 902)_____ 75 45 volt—(No. 903)— ----- .90 (b) The Fellows Burial Vault Service Prentiss M. B rown, Company, Inc., shall cause the following Administrator. (2) For sales to retailers: written notice to be sent to all persons 22 y2 volt—(NO. 901)------$ .62y2 to whom it sells concrete burial vaults: [P . R . Doc. 43-5097; Filed, AprU 1, 1943; 33 volt—(No. 902)______.93% 4:21 p. m.] 45 volt—(No. 903)______1-12% The Office of Price Administration has per mitted us to raise our maximum prices for (b) This order may be revoked or sales to you of concrete burial vaults as amended by the Price Administrator at follows: [Order 231 Under MPR 188] any time. (c) This order shall become effective Trade sizes: Maximum prices1 R obert Andresen 6 /6 ______$50.00 April 2, 1943. 6/3___ 45.00 APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 5/6_____ 4______40.00 Order No. 231 under § 1499.158 of max P rentiss M. Brown, 4/6______35.00 Administrator. 3/6______î______30.00 imum price regulation No. 188—Manu 2/6__.______30.00 facturers’ maximum prices for specified [F. R. Doc. 43-5095; Filed, April 1, 1943; 1 These prices include delivery in place and building materials and consumers’ goods 4:25 p. m.] sealing after the funeral. other than apparel. Approval of maximum prices for sales The amount of the increase of these prices by Robert Andresen, of three new toys. over our previous maximum prices represents [Order 234 Under MPR188] only that part of cost increases which we For the reasons* set forth in an opin were unable to absorb, and was granted with ion issued simultaneously herewith and Monolith Portland Cement Company the understanding that wholesale and retail filed with the Division of the Federal APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES prices would not be raised. The Office of Register, and pursuant to the authority Price Administration has not permitted you vested in the Price Administrator by the Order No. 234 under § 1499.161 of Max or any other seller to raise the maximum Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as imum Price Regulation No. 188—Man prices on a resale of any of these items. amended, and Executive Order No. 9250, ufacturers’ Maximum Prices for Specified (c) This Order No. 237 may be revoked It is ordered: or amended by the Price Administrator (a) Robert Andresen, 625 W. 55th 1 7 F.R. 5872, 7967, 8943, 8948, 10155; 8 F.R. at any time. Street, New York, New York, is author 537, 1815, 1980, 3105. 4272 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

Building Materials and Consumers’ (c) Unless the context otherwise re [Order 3 Under MPR 208] Goods Other Than Apparel. quires, the definitions set forth in For the reasons stated in an opinion § 1499.20 of the General Maximum Price Bluebell Globe Manufacturing Company issued simultaneously herewith and filed Regulation shall apply to the terms used ORDER GRANTING MAXIMUM PRICES with the Division of the Federal Register, herein. and pursuant to § 1499.161 of Maximum This Order No. 235 shall become effec Order No. 3 under § 1389.204 (c) of Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered, tive on the 2d day of April 1943. Maximum Price Regulation 208—Staple That: Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Work Clothing. (a) The Monolith Portland Cement An opinion in support of this order P rentiss M. B rown, has been filed simultaneously herewith Company of Los Angeles, California, is Administrator. hereby authorized to sell, deliver and and filed with the Division of the Federal offer for sale, and all persons are au [F. R. Doc. 43-5084; Filed, April 1, 1943; Register. For the reasons stated in the thorized to buy or receive from it in the 4:21 p. m.] opinion, It is hereby ordered: course of trade, crude or rock gypsum (a) Bluebell Globe Manufacturing at the following prices: Company of Greensboro, North Carolina, may sell and deliver, and any person (1) To the points, Davenport, Simla, [Order 236 Under MPR 188] Redwood City, Cowell, Kentucky House may buy and receive from Bluebell Globe B runswick-B alke-Collender Co. Manufacturing Company, staple work and Merced, California, at the price of clothing at prices not in excess of those $3.19 per net ton, f. o. b. Gerlach, Nevada, APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES less a discount of 250 per ton for payment set forth in paragraph (b) of this order. by the tenth day of the month following Order No. 236 under § 1499.158 of Max (b) (1) The maximum price for any the date of invoice, and imum Price Regulation No. 188—Manu garment listed in Appendix A is the price (2) To the points Victorville, Colton, facturer’s Maximum Prices for Specified therein stated. Crestmore and Los Angeles, California, Building Materials and Consumers’ (2) If a garment is the same as a at the price of $3.19 per net ton, f. o. b. Goods Other Than Apparel. listed garment, except that one weight, Arden, Nevada, less a discount of 250 Approval of maximum prices for sales finish or construction of body material per ton for payment by the tenth day of by Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company has been replaced by another, its maxi the month following the date of invoice. of a new bowling ball locker. mum price may be calculated as follows: (b) All prayers in the petition not For the reasons set forth in an opinion (i) Find the difference between the granted herein are denied. issued simultaneously herewith and filed costs of body materials of the two gar (c) This Order No. 234 may be revoked with the Division of the Federal Register ments. or amended by the Price Administrator and pursuant to the authority vested in (ii) Multiply this difference by 105 at any time. the Price Administrator by the Emer percent. This order shall become effective gency Price Control Act of 1942, as (iii) Subtract the total from the max April 2, 1943. amended, and Executive Order No. 9250, imum price of the listed garment; or, It is ordered: if the material cost of the listed garment (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. (a) Brunswick-Balke-Collender Com is lower, add the total to its maximum »250, 7 FJl. 7871) pany, 623 South Wabash Avenue, Chi price. If more than one listed garment Issued this 1st day of April 1943. cago, Illinois, may sell and deliver its is the same except for replacement the new Bowling Ball Locker designated in one nearest in cost shall be used. This P rentiss M. B rown, the application as “Centennial” manu subparagraph may be used only for gar Administrator. factured by it, subject to discounts, al ments made of the materials named in IP. R. Doc. 43-5096; Piled, April 1, 1943; lowances and terms no less favorable § 1389.217 (b). of Meximum Price Regu 4:24 p. m.] than those customarily granted by it, lation 208. at a price no higher than $66.06 per unit. (c) Hie permission granted by this (b) This Order No. 236 may be revoked order is subject to the following con or amended by the Price Administrator ditions: [Order 235 Under MPR 1881 at any time. (1) All garments priced shall be the (c) Unless the context otherwise re "same” (except for simplification, and B runswick-B alke-Collender Co. quires, the definitions set forth in any other differences required by the APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES § 1499.20 of the General Maximum Price terms of this order) as garments sold Regulation shall apply to the terms used under the corresponding lot numbers Order No. 235 under § 1499.158 of herein. during or before March 1942. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188— This Order No. 236 shall become effec (2) All discounts and trade practices, Manufacturers’ Maximum Prices for tive on the 2d day of April 1943. including practices relating to shipping Specified Building Materials and Con Issued this 1st day of April 1943. and shipping charges, shall apply to sales sumers’ Goods Other Than Apparel. and deliveries made pursuant to this Approval of maximum prices for sales P rentiss M. Brown, Administrator. order. by Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company (d) This order is subject to amend of a new table tennis table. [F. R. Doc. 43-5099; Filed, April T, 1943; ment or revocation at any time by the For the reasons set forth in an opin 4:21 p. m.] Office of Price Administration. ion issued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division of the Federal APPENDIX A: TABLE OF GARMENTS AND PRICES Register and pursuant to the authority Lot No. vested in the Price Administrator by the Fabric Sizes Price Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as HEN’S BIB OVERALLS amended, and Executive Order No. 9259, It is ordered: 33...... Denim—2.20 mill finish blue_____ 28-50 $12.60 600, 6147...... Denim—2.20 sanforized blue...... 28-50 13.30 (a) Brunswick-Balke-Collender Com 62...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue______. 28-60 14.00 66...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue______34-50 15.90 pany, 623 South Wabash Avenue, Chi 68, 210, 6232...... _...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue______.. 28-50 15.90 263, 269, 6225...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory or express______28-50 15.90 cago, Illinois, may sell and deliver to the 264, 6229...... United States Government or any agency Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory...... 28-50 16.15 thereof its new Table Tennis Table des BOVS’ BIB OVERALLS ignated in the application as “Com 6076,9113______Denim— 3.00 mill finish blue______2-12 5.75 mando”, manufactured by it at a price 6068, 9160...... Denim—2.20 mill finish b lu e ...... 2-16 8.30 6069...... Denim—2.20 mill finish liberty...... 2-16 8.30 no higher than $29.58 per unit. 650. 6066, 9167_____ Denim—2.20 sanforized blue______2-16 8.85 (b) This Order No. 235 may be revoked 6032...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue______2-16 11.10 249, 9133...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue...... 2-16 11. 35 or amended by the Priee Administrator 263B, 269B...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory or express.. 2-16 11.35 at any time. 6034...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized lib e rty ..____ 2-16 1L 25 254B...... ; ...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized lib e rty ...... 2-16 11.50 FEDERAL REGISTER. Saturday, April 3, 1943 4273

APPENDIX A: TABLE OF GARMENTS AND PRICES—Continued Maximum prices Zone—Continued. per dozen ______$3.12 Sizes Price 6...... Lot No. Fabric 7 ______3.1 2

MEN’S OVERALL COATS 2. Paragraph (c) is amended to read 34-50 12.60 as follows: 35 Denim—2.20 mill finish b lu e ...... Denim—2.20 sanforized b lu e...... 34-50 13.30 (c) The prices set forth in paragraph 602, 6145. 34-50 14.00 64...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue.. .. . (a) are prices before discounts of any Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue___ 34-50 15.90 212,6230. 34-50 15.90 kind. Heinz Co. shall reduce these 6224...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory. Denim—8 oz. sanforized liberty.. 34-50 16.15 prices to reflect their own regularly es 256, 6228.' tablished trade allowances including but BOYS’ OVERALL COATS not limited to discounts for prompt pay Denim—2.20 mill finish blue.. 8-18 8.30 9134...... 8-18 8.85 ment and quantity of sale. 550J, 6065. Denim—2.20 sanforized blue.. Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue. 8-18 11.10 This amendment shall become effec 6030...... tive April 3, 1943. m e n ’s waistband overalls or du nga rees (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; Denim—2.45 mill finish blue___ 28-50 9.40 6176...... Denim—2.20 mill finish b lu e .... 28-46 9.75 E.O 9250, 7 F.R. 7871). 519...... - Denim— 8 oz. sanforized blue__ 28-46 11.25 400...... Denim—8 oz, sanforized blue___ 28-50 11.25 Issued this 1st day of April 1943. 709,748, JB164,6165. 28-46 11.40 402...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized victory. Prentiss M. B rown, Denim—9 oz. sanforized blue___ 28-46 12.25 1 9 ...... i ----- 28-46 13.25 Administrator. 6169...... Denim—10 oz. sanforized blue... boys’ waistband overalls or du nga rees [F. R. Doc. 43-5087; Filed, April 1, 1943; 4:20 p m.] 2-16 7.40 5818____ Denim—2.45 mill finish blue.. Denim—2.20 mill finish blu e., 2-16 8.00 519B...... 2-16 8.25 450...... - Denim—2.20 sanforized blue.. Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue. 2-16 8.75 [Order 3 Under MPR 327] 6053,9116. 2-16 9.50 19B.— - . Denim—9 oz. sanforized blue. A. W. WHITFORD o n e-piece w ork suits 36-50 17.00 APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES 6270____ Denim—3.00 mill finish blue...... Denim—2.75 (36") mill finish hickory.. 36.50 15.90 6269____ 36-50 19.75 Order No. 3 under Maximum Price 693_____ Denim—2.40 mill finish hickory...... Denim—2.25 (36") mill finish hickory.. 36-50 18.675 Regulation No. 327—Certain Nonmetallic 6265...... 36-50 20.75 6266, 694. Denim—2.20 mill finish blue...... Minerals. Denim—2.20 sanforized hickory...... 36-50 24.25 25.70 4402.6282.628.. Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue------36-50 For the reasons set forth in the opinion Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory...... 34-46 23.90 688R...... 36-50 25.70 issued simultaneously herewith, It is 4403...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized hickory______Denim—8 oz. sanforized victory...... 36-50 26.00 hereby ordered, That: 4401...... 26.00 4407.6284...... Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue and gold. 36-50 (a) A. W. Whitford, Watsontown, Covert—2.30 mill finish ranger...... 36-50 18.75 6274...... 34-46 22.75 Pennsylvania, may sell and deliver, and 689R__ ...... Covert—8 oz. sanforized gladiator------Covert—8 oz. sanforized gladiator...... 36-50 24.75 any person may buy and receive from 36-50 23.00 6267., Drill— 2.50 sanforized...... -...... 16.60 A. W. Whitford, the following grades 6271. Drill—2.35 mill finish white------36-50 Herringbone—2.25 sanforized blue...... 36-50 29.00 of granules f. o. b. Darlington, Pennsyl 30.00 4406. Herringbone—2.25 mill finish w hite.,.. 36-50 vania, at prices not in excess of the prices Herringbone—2.25 sanforized white...,. 36-50 30.50 31.00 4425,8285. Herringbone—2.25 sanforized white----- 36-50 set forth in the following table: Herringbone—2.25 sanforized w hite----- 36-50 31.50 6286...... 31.50 Price 4419____ Herringbone—2.25 sanforized O. D . — 36-50 662.____ : Herringbone—2.25 sanforized O. D ----- 36-50 27.25 Grade: per ton 692...... Twill—2.35 sanforized O. D...... — 36-50 21.60 No. 4 Buff (10-35 m esh).______$16.00 No. 5 Buff (16-35 mesh)______17.00 WORK PANTS No. 5 Buff (10-35 mesh)______16.00 Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue. 28-50 13.50 No. 6 Buff (10-35 m esh)...__ _ 16.00 8220, 5099. 11.50 8220Y___ Denim—8 oz. sanforized blue. 2-16 No. 6 Buff (6-28 mesh)______- 17.00 Drill—8 oz. sanforized tan----- 28-50 15.00 165...... 17.75 No. 1085 Buff (8-35 mesh)______16.50 508______Twill—8.2 oz. army type IV .. 28-50 Twill—8.2 oz. army type I — 28-50 24.00 No. 1085 Buff (10-35 mesh)______17.00 518...... No. 75 Buff (8-35 mesh)______17.00 WORK SHIRTS No. 5341 Gray (10-35 mesh)______25.50 No. 5341 Gray (16-35 mesh)______- 28.00 Jeans—2.85 sanforized tan— 14-17 11.75 1650.. 16 00 1508.. Twill—8.2 oz. army type IV. 14-17 No. 1814 Yellow (10-35 mesh)_____ 30.00 1518- Twill—8.2 oz. army type I ... 14-17 22.50 No. 945 White (10-35 mesh)______32.00 No. 945 White (16-35 mesh)______32.50 This order shall become effective April Authorization of maximum prices of (b) This Order No. 3 may be revoked 2, 1943. “Lakeshore” Brand Extracted Honey for or amended by the Price Administrator H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. at any time. (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. An opinion accompanying this amend (c) This Order No. 3 shall become ef 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) ment has been issued simultaneously fective April 2, 1943. Issued this 1st day of April 1943. herewith and has been filed with the (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. Prentiss M. Brown, Division of the Federal Register. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) Administrator. Order No. 1 under Maximum Price Regulation No. 275 is amended in the Issued this 1st day of April 1943. [F. R. Doc. 43-5091; Filed, April 1, 1943; 4:19 p. m.] following respects: P rentiss M. Brown, 1. Paragraph (a) is amended to read Administrator. as follows: [F. R. Doc. 43-5089; Filed, April 1, 1943; (a) The H(>J. Heinz Co. may sell and 4:18 p. m.] [Order 1 1 Under MPR 275,2 Amendment 2] deliver to retailers the one pound jar of H. J. Heinz Co. extracted honey, brand name “Lake- shore” at the following delivered prices: [Order 4 Under MPR 327] AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Maximum prices Tndustrial Minerals & Chemical Amendment No. 2 to order No. 11 un Zone: per dosen Company der Maximum Regulation No. 2751— 1 __ $3.02 APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Extracted Honey. 2 _ 3.02 3 _ 3.11 Order No. 4 under Maximum Price *8 F.R. 2408. 4 _ 3.06 Regulation No. 327—Certain Nonmetal *7 F.R. 9955; 8 FR. 542, 1228, 2337. 5 ______;______8.12 lic Minerals. No. 66----- 7 4274 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, April 3, 1943

For the reasons set forth in the opin [Certificate No. 46] of passengers by motor vehicle in local ion issued simultaneously herewith, It service in Puerto Rico. is hereby ordered, That: Petroleum Supply For the purpose of the aforesaid sec (a) On and after April 2, 1943, the The Attorney General. tion 12 of Public Law No. 603,1 have ap Industrial Minerals & Chemical Com Pursuant to section 12 of Public Law proved said Order; and after consulta pany, 6th & Gilman Streets, Berkeley, < No. 603, 77th Congress (56 Stat. 357), I tion with you, I hereby find and so certify California, may sell and deliver, and any submit Petroleum Directive No. 65 of the to you that the doing of any act or thing, person may buy and receive from the Office of Petroleum Administrator for or the omission to do any act or thing*, Industrial Minerals & Chemical Com War. by any person in compliance with Gen pany, the following grades of barite For the purposes of the aforesaid sec eral Order ODT 36, is requisite to the f. o. b. Modesto or Berkeley, California, tion 12,1 hereby approved said Petroleum prosecution of the war. at prices not in excess of the prices set Directive No. 65;1 and after consultation Donald M. Nelson, forth in the following table: with you, I hereby find and so certify to Chairman. Prices you that the doing of any act or thing, or March 30, 1943. the omission to do any act or thing, by Grade: (ton) [F. R. Doc. 43-5068; Piled, April 1, 1943; Crude Barite containing at least any person in compliance with such Di 12:02 p. m.] 96% BaSO,______$10.65 rective, is requisite to the prosecution of Crude Barite containing at least the war. 06.5% BaSO, and no more than D onald M. Nelson, .35% Pe,Og------14.50 [Certificate No. 49] Ground Barite containing at least Chairman. 98.5% BaSO, and no more than March 30, 1943. T ransportation of D airy Products in 55% Pe,Os------18.75 [P. R. Doc. 43-5066; Piled, April 1, 1943; Portsmouth, Ohio (b) This Order No. 4 may be revoked 12:02 p. m.] The Attorney General. or amended by the Price Administrator I submit herewith a recommendation at any time. by the Director of the Office of Defense (c) This Order No. 4 shall become ef (Certificate No. 47] Transportation of a plan for joint action fective April 2, 1943. Coordinated Motor Operations in by the persons named therein with re (Pub. Laws 421 and 729, 77th Cong.; E.O. F lorida spect to the transportation of dairy 9250, 7 F.R. 7871) products by motor vehicle in the Ports The Attorney General. mouth Milk Marketing Area, Portsmouth, Issued this 1st day of April 1943. Pursuant to the provisions of section Ohio.1 Prentiss M. Brown, 12 of Public Law No. 603, 77th Congress For the purposes of section 12 of Pub Administrator. (56 Stat. 357), I submit herewith Supple lic Law No. 603, 77th Congress (56 Stat. mentary Order ODT 3, Revised-18,1 is [P. R. Doc. 43-5090; Piled, April 1, 1943; 357), I approve the joint action plan as 4:19 p. m.] sued by the Deputy Director of The Office described in the recommendation; and of Defense Transportation, in respect of after consultation with you, I hereby find coordinated motor carrier operations be and so certify to you that the doing of tween Tampa and Sarasota, Florida. any act or thing, or the omission to do For the purpose of the aforesaid sec any act or thing, by any person in com WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. tion 12 of Public Law No. 603, I have pliance with such joint action plan is approved said Order; and after consul requisite to the prosecution of the war. [Certificate No. 45] tation with you, I hereby find and so D onald M. Nelson, P etroleum Supply certify to you that the doing of any act or thing, or the omission to do any act Chairman. The Attorney General. or thing, by any person in compliance March 30, 1943. Pursuant to section 12 of Public Law with Supplementary Order ODT 3, Re [P. R. Doc. 43-5069; Piled, April 1, 1943; No. 603, 77th Congress (56 Stat. 357), I vised-18, is requisite to the prosecution 12:02 p. m.] submit Petroleum Directive No. 64 of the of the war. . Office of Petroleum Administrator for D onald M. Nelson, War. Chairman. Material Entering Into the Production For the purposes of the aforesaid sec March 30, 1943. of Health Supplies (Health Supplies tion 12, 1 hereby approve said Petroleum R ating P lan) [F H. Doc. 43-5067; Filed, April 1, 1943; Directive No. 64;1 and after consultation [Revocation of Preference Rating Order P-29] with you, I hereby find and so certify to 12:02 p. m.J you that the doing of any act or thing, or It is hereby ordered that Preference the omission to do any act or thing, by Rating Order P-29, as amended, and all any person in compliance with such Di [Certificate No. 48] serially numbered copies thereof, here rective, is requisite to the prosecution of Local Motor Vehicle Carriers in tofore issued, are revoked. the war. P uerto'R ico This revocation shall take effect im D onald M. N elson, mediately. Chairman. ¡The Attorney General. Pursuant to the provisions of section Issued this 2d day of April 1943. March 30, 1943. 12 of Public Law No. 603, 77th Congress War Production Board, [F. R. Doc. 43-5065; Filed, April 1, 1943; (56 Stat. 357), I submit herewith General By J. Joseph Whelan, 12:02 p. m.) Order ODT 36,1 issued by the Deputy Recording Secretary. Director of The Office of Defense Trans [P. R. Doc. 43-5147; Piled, April 2, 1943; 1 Supra. portation, in respect of common carriers 11:45 a. m.]