Washington, Thursday, January 4, 1945

V UTTEHa X v r ^ SCRIPTA I v N MANET I \JV

^ 1934 ¿ ( K VOLUME 10 ^ O aíiteO ^ NUMBER 3

Washington, Thursday, January 4, 1945

Regulations applicable where the exporter furnishes CONTENTS the Corporation a copy of on board ocean bill of lading evidencing exportation of REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 6—AGRICULTURAL CREDIT the cotton from the same port. Alien P roperty Custodian: Vesting orders: Page Chapter II—War Food Administration C. Paragraph 5 is amended by the ad­ dition of the following subparagraph Hefner, Margareth______165 (Commodity Credit) (d): Hertlein, Rosa______165 Jawor, Ladislao______166 [Supp. Announcement 3] (d). Day notice is received. If the Cor­ Klein, Goldie______166 Part 295—Disposal of Surplus Agricul­ poration receives notice of the export Klein, Valentin______167 tural Commodities F or Export sale of cotton on a Sunday, a holiday, or Kompman, Hugo______167 a day when business is not being trans­ Kreutzer, Charles______168 SUPPLEMENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO TERMS acted on the 10 spot markets, for the Kriete, William______167 AND CONDITIONS OF COTTON SALES FOR purposes of this paragraph the next fol­ Lowey, Anna______168 EXPORT PROGRAM lowing day on which business is being Marz, Babette - ______168 transacted on the 10 spot markets shall Mayer, Moses______169 The Terms and Conditions of Cotton be the day on which the Corporation Meyer, Ernest H. G______169 Sales for Export Program (1944 CCC Cot­ received notice of such sale. Milberg, Morris______169 ton Export Form 1) is hereby amended Mueller, Jacob William_____ 170 in the following respects: Dated this 2d day of January 1945. Pries, Barbara______170 A. Paragraph 6 is deleted and the fol­ [seal] Commodity Credit Rohnert, Emma U______170 lowing paragraph is substituted in lieu Corporation, Commodity Credit Corporation: thereof: By C. C. Farrington, Cotton sales, terms and condi­ Vice President. tions for export program__ 149 6. Storage charges. Commodity Credit Attest: F ederal Communications Commis­ Corporation shall pay direct to the ware­ sion: houseman all storage charges on cotton Norine J. F auble, Hearings, etc.: purchased from the Corporation’s stocks Assistant Secretary. Conesa, Julio M. (5 docu­ through the date the sight draft, with [F. R. Doc. 45-115; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; ments) ...... 162,163 warehouse receipts attached, is presented 3:26 p. m.] Consolidated Broadcasting to the exporter for payment. Corp------164 B. Paragraph 26 is added as follows: Texas Broadcasters______164 F ederal Deposit I nsurance Cor­ 26. Freight bills. The exporter shall poration: either pay to Commodity Credit Corpo­ TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE ration the refund value of freight bills Report of condition and annual Chapter IX—War Production Board report of earnings and divi­ held by the Corporation to the extent dends: of the bales delivered to the exporter Authority: Regulations in this chapter, Insured mutual s a v in g s which were shipped by rail to the ware­ unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ banks. ______165 houses where stored at the time of de­ ments affected, Issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Insured State banks______164 livery, based on reshipment of such bales Stat. 177; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9040, 7 F ederal P ower Commission: to Greenville, South Carolina, as repre­ F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; W.P.B. Reg. 1 Metropolitan Edison Co., hear­ sentative of Carolina Group B, or furnish as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64. ing ...... 165 the Corporation with outbound bills of Mines Bureau: lading, properly endorsed and covering Part 903—Delegations of Authority Denison, J.. Reed, et al., revoca­ the identical cotton sold or its equivalent [Directive 27, as Amended Jan. 3, 1945] tion of licenses______162 in transit value, to ultimate destination PRIORITIES ACTION BY THE FOREIGN Office of Defense Transportation : routed via the line designated by the Cor­ ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION Motor traffic direction, trans­ poration. Said bills of lading must be portation of poultry from § 903.139 Directive 27—(a) General or within designated areas. 161 furnished the Corporation within six rating authority. (1) The Foreign Eco­ months after delivery of the warehouse nomic Administration may assign pref­ Office of P rice Administration: receipts to the exporter, otherwise the erence ratings up to and including AA-3 Adjustments and pricing orders; exporter shall honor a 3-day Sight Draft to the delivery, for export, of the follow­ Cabinet Supply______178 with freight bills attached for the amount ing material: ' Custom Made Cabinet Co___ 173 specified above. (i) Any material included on any sin­ Dental and Optical Plier Co., If the cotton is stored at a port when gle application (other than Form I n c ______179 sold to the exporter, the foregoing pro­ FEA-471) if all of the material rated (Continued on next page) visions of this paragraph 26 shall not be (Continued on next page) 149 150 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued quantity for the Foreign Economic Ad­ Æ\ ministration, except where and to the Office of P rice Administration— extent that the Program Determination Continued. PaSe or Decision specifically states that the FEDERÄL®REGISTER Fuel oil rationing regulations for rating authority given by this paragraph 1934 ¿ y Federal Public Housing Au­ (a) may be used; thority trailer project, Erie, (ii) Any material as to which an ap­ plicable regulation or order of the War Published dally, except Sundays, Mondays, Pa. (Rev. RO 11, Admin. find days following legal holidays, by the Exception Order 8)--- 171 Production Board provides that ratings Division of the Federal Register, The National Linseed products (FPR 3, Am. Mor it may not be obtained on Form Archives, pursuant to the authority contained 1 to Supp. 5)------— 160 WPB-541; in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Peanut products (FPR 3, Am. 1 (iii) Any material covered by an ap­ 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., to Supp. 7)______160 plication which appears to the Foreign ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the Puerto Rico, allocation of laun­ Economic Administration to have been Administrative Committee, approved by the dry soap, soap flakes and subdivided for the purpose of bringing President. Distribution is made only by the the application within the rating author­ Superintendent of Documents, Government soap powder (Restr. Order Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 10, Am. 1)----- 161 ity given by this paragraph (a ); or The regulatory material appearing herein is Sheepskins, pickled (MPR 145, (iv) Any máterial which the Program keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Am. 9)______158 Vice Chairman (by specific action or which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Soybean products (FPR 3, Am. through a Program Determination or an to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as 1 to Supp. 3)------160 approved Decision of a Division Require­ amended June 19, 1937. Virgin Islands, food rationing ments Committee) may except from the The F ederal R egister will be furnished by (RO 10, Am. 26)______160 rating authority given by this para­ mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 graph (a). per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Securities and Exchange Commis­ (3) In assigning ratings under this vance. The charge for individual copies sion: paragraph (a), the Foreign Economic (minimum 15£) varies in proportion to the Hearings, etc.: size of the issue. Remit check or money Administration shall follow such proc­ order, made payable to the Superintendent American States Utilities essing instructions as the Program Vice of Documents, directly to the Government Corp., et al______179 Chairman may prescribe from time to Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Central Vermont Public Serv­ time. Furthermore, the rating policies There are no restrictions on the republica­ ice Corp______180 set forth in Program Determination No. tion of material appearing in the F ederal Cities Service Co., and Cities 319 (Revised) and Program Determina­ Register. Service Refining Corp___ 179 tion No. 500-B (and in their amendments Cities Service Co., and Cities and superseding Program Determina­ tions) must also be followed. (For ex­ NOTICE „ Service Power & Light Co__ A ______179 ample, material which is required by Program Determination No. 500-B to be Book 1 of the 1943 Supplement to War P roduction Board: rated lower than AA-3 on a domestic ap­ the Code of Federal Regulations Chemicals, maintenance, repair plication must be assigned the lower rat­ may be obtained from the Superin­ and operating supplies (P- ing on a comparable export application.) tendent of Documents, Government 89) ____ 155 (b) Other rating authority. In addi­ Foreign Economic Administra­ tion to the rating authority delegated by Printing Office, at $3.00 per copy. tion, priorities action by This book contains the material in (Directive 27)------149 paragraph (a), the Foreign Economic Titles 1-31, including Presidential Ice refrigerators, domestic (L- Administration may assign preference documents, issued during the period 7-c, Sch. X )______152 ratings in the following cases; from June 2, 1943, through Decem­ Phthalic anhydride (M-300, (1) The Foreign Economic Adminis- ber 31,1943. Sch. 67)______-— ----- 155 tration may assign preference ratings to Priorities system, procedure for the delivery of material for export to the appealing from WPB orders extent authorized by a Program Deter­ CONTENTS—Continued (PR 16)______151 mination of the Requirements Commit- Storage batteries, replacement; tee or an approved Decision of a Division Office of P rice Administration— materials for production Requirements Committee of the War Continued. (L-180) ______— 153 Adjustments, etc.—Continued. Pa&e Production Board, as transmitted to the Textiles, clothing and leather Foreign Economic Administration by the Fluorescent Lighting Co------172 (L-99, Rev. of Dir. 1)------152 Gann, James H------176 War Production Board. Goodrich, B. F., Co------178 (2) The Foreign Economic Adminis- Goodyear Tire and Rubber on the application has an aggregate tration may assign preference ratings for Co., Inc------178 value of less than $2500; and Class A products (as defined in CMP Jamison‘Mfg. Co------— 173 (ii) Any material applied for on Form Kelnor Mfg. Co_.------174 Regulation 1) for export, but only sub^ Krauth and Benninghofen— 171 FEA-471 which is classifiable under a ject to such instructions as the Program N & L Products Co------177 single Department of Commerce Sched­ Vice Chairman may from time to time Paris Mfg. Co------172 ule B Number, if all of the material clas­ sifiable under the same Schedule B transmit to the Foreign Economic Ad­ Philipp Mfg. Co______174 ministration. Plastichrome------— 175 Number has an aggregate value of less Rockoff Mfg. Co------177 than $2500. (c) Form of assignment of ratings. Rushville Furniture Co------177 (2) As an exception to the rating au­ The Foreign Economic Administration Studios, Inc------176 thority given in subparagraph (1), rat­ shall assign ratings under this directive Upperman, Lawrence D_____ 175 ings may not be assigned under subpara­ by endorsement of a legend substantially Wilson Industries, Inc------174 graph (1) to the following: as shown below, to which may be added Cane sugars, raw (MPR 16)----- 158 (i) Any material as to which there is any further provisions which conform to Cement (MPR 224, Am. 9)------159 in effect, at the time the application is War Production Board orders or regula­ Cottonseed products (FPR 3, acted upon, a Program Determination of tions and which are authorized by the JUn. 1 to Supp. 1)—------160 the Requirements Committee or an ap­ program determination or approved Defense-rental areas: decision: “Under authority of the War Hotels and rooming houses proved Decision of a Division Require­ (Corr.)____.1------160 ments Committee of the War Production Production Board, delivery of the mate­ Housing (Corr.)------160 Board which establishes an approved rial referred to herein is assigned a pref- FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 151 erence rating o f______1___ _ Applica­ plicable rule or restriction set forth in an (c) Forms on which appeals are filed. tion and extension of rating shall be order or regulation of the War Production Unless otherwise specified all appeals made in accordance with Priorities Reg­ Board governing transactions in the material covered by the rating. This means that the must be in triplicate if filed in a field of- ulation No. 3.” The legend shall be en­ rating must be applied and the material flce, and in duplicate if filed in Washing­ dorsed on the export license (including covered by the rating must have been de­ release certificate where used), or on the livered to the holder of the export license ton. An appeal not in proper form may Lend-Lease requisition or commitment before the expiration of the life of the license. be returned to the appellant without letter to the procuring agency in the case Otherwise, the procedure applicable when an action. of material being procured by or on be­ individually assigned rating is revoked, pro­ (1) Statement of grounds for appeal. half of the Foreign Economic Adminis­ vided in § 944.4a of Priorities Regulation 1, Except in a case of an appeal from an will be deemed applicable. On the other tration, or on other appropriate instru­ hand, if the rating has been applied and the order or regulation containing an appeals ment approved for this purpose by the material to which it has been applied has clause which specifies filing upon a par­ War Production Board. However, in been delivered before the expiration of the ticular form or by letter, an appeal must the case of the assignment of ratings for life of the export license, its subsequent ex­ be filed on Form WFB-1477, referring to Class A products on Form CMPL-150 piration will hot affect the right of the sup­ the provision appealed from and stating plier to extend the rating in order to re­ fully the grounds for the appeal. (FEA), no legend other than that ap­ plenish his inventory. Such extension is, of pearing on the printed form is required. course, subject to the provisions of para­ (2) Statement of manpower require­ (d) General provisions. (1) The For­ graph (h) (1) of Priorities Regulation 3. ments. Unless the Appeals clause of an Revocation of an export license on which order or regulation specifically provides eign Economic Administration may exer­ a rating has been assigned by the Foreign- cise the authority delegated in this direc­ Economic Administration revokes the rating, otherwise, every appeal from an order or tive through such of its officials as the and § 944.4a of Priorities Regulation 1 is con­ regulation filed after October 15, 1944, Administrator of the Foreign Economic sequently applicable. Extension of the life must be accompanied by a Statement of Administration may determine. of an^esport license, on the other hand, ex­ Manpower Information on Form WPB- (2) The Foreign Economic Adminis­ tends the period for which a rating assigned tration shall make to the Program Vice on the export license is valid. (Issued July 5, 3820 where a grant of the appeal, Chairman such monthly "reports on the 1944.) whether in whole or in part, would exercise of thq authority granted by this [F. R. Doc. 45-189; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; result in an increase over current pro- directive as the Program Vice Chairman 11:50 a. m.] duction of any product- by the person shall require from time to time. making the appeal or would result in new (3) A true copy of every document on which a preference rating is assigned production of a product not now being pursuant to the provisions of this direc­ produced by him. However, if such per­ tive shall be maintained by the Foreign Part 944—R egulations Applicable to the son will also apply to make the product, Economic Administration for inspection Operation of the Priorities System for which the appeal is filed, under CMP by a representative of the War Produc­ Regulation 1, Priorities Regulation 11B, tion Board at any time. [Priorities Reg. 16, as Amended Jan. 3, 1945] or Priorities Regulation 25; or will apply (e) Revocation of Priorities Directive PROCEDURE FOR APPEALING FROM WAR on Form WPB-617 for an authorization No. 3. Priorities Directive No. 3 is hereby PRODUCTION BOARD ORDERS to construct facilities required to produce revoked effective January 1, 1944. the product for which the appeal is filed, (f) [Revoked Jan.- 3, 1945.1 § 944.37 Priorities Regulation 16—(a) Form WPB-3820 need not be filed with Purpose and scope. This regulation the appeal. When Form WPB-3820 is (Sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by states the procedure for appealing from filed with an appeal on Form WPB-1477, 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; E.O. 9024, all War Production Board orders, deter­ Questions D-2 and D-3 on Form WPB- 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; WPB minations and regulations except sus­ 1477 need not be answered. Reg. 1 as amended March 24,1943, 8 F.R. pension orders. An appeal, as the word If the appeal is from a manufacturing 3666, 3696) is used in this regulation, means a re­ restriction and the appellant himself will Issued this 3d day of January 1945. quest for individual relief from action taken by the War Production Board, and not make the product to which the ap­ S. W. Anderson, does not include an initial application peal relates, the Form WPB-3820 (or let> Program Vice Chairman. or request for an authorization, a prefer­ ter described below) must be prepared ence rating, an allocation or any other and signed by the person who will make I nterpretation 1 administrative action expressly contem­ such product; or if the appeal is from EFFECT ON OUTSTANDING RATINGS plated by the orders and regulations of the Board. other than a manufacturing restriction Priorities Directive 3 was revoked by Di­ and the appellant will not use the prod­ rective 27 effective January 1, 1944. At tbe (b) Where appeals are filed. An same time Order M-148 was also revoked. appeal from an order appearing on List uct to which the appeal relates, the Form Nevertheless, ratings assigned by the For­ A of this regulation must be filed with WPB-3820 (or letter described below) eign Economic Administration (or its pred­ the field office of the War Production must be prepared and signed by the per- ecessors, the Board of Economic Warfare Board for the district in which is located son who will use the product. and the Office of Economic Warfare) before the plant or branch of the appellant to that date may still be applied and extended. which the appeal relates. Appeals from In any case where Form WPB-3820 is I 944.4 (a) of Priorities Regulation 1, re­ other orders containing Appeals clauses not required by this paragraph, the ap­ garding the effect of revocation of a pref­ must be filed where the orders direct. peal must be accompanied by a letter erence rating order, does not apply since the stating that (i) no increase by him over ratings were not assigned by those instru­ Appeals from regulations and orders and ments but by the Foreign Economic Admin­ other actions not appearing on List A current production of any product, and istration or its predecessors under specific and which do not contain Appeals no new production of a product not now authorizations from the War Production clauses, should be directed to “Appeals produced by him will result from the Board, which remain in effect. The method Routing Unit, War Production Board, granting of the appeal, or (ii) an appli­ of application and extension is now pro­ Washington 25, D. C.” cation covering the proposed product is vided by Priorities Regulation 3. (Issued As an exception to the foregoing pro­ being made under CMP Regulation 1, Feb. 25, 1944.) visions of this paragraph (b), a person Priorities Regulation 11B, Priorities I nterpretation 2 who in connection with the- subject Regulation 25, or that an application for LENGTH OF VALIDITY OF RATINGS ASSIGNED ON matter of his appeal is also making an an authorization to begin construction EXPORT LICENSES application on any form which he is in­ is being made on Form WPB^617. structed to file in a field office may, at (d) Grants. The grant of any appeal A rating assigned by the Foreign Economic in whole or in part will be issued in the Administration, under the authority of Direc­ his election, attach his appeal to the tive 27, by endorsing the required legend on application and file both with the appro­ name of the War Production Board, an export license is valid for the life of the priate field office of the War Production countersigned or attested by the Execu­ export license in the absence of any ap­ Board. tive Secretary or Recording Secretary, FEDERAL REGISTER, 152 Thursday, January 4, * 1945 in accordance with WPB Regulation No. Issued this 3d day of January 1945. P art 3291—Consumers Durable Goods 1 (§ 903.0). The grant will show the [Supplementary Limitation Order L-7-C, W ar P roduction Board, Schedule X] official or the organizational unit on By J. J oseph Whelan, whose recommendation the action was Recording Secretary. DOMESTIC ICE REFRIGERATORS finally taken, by a phrase such as “on the recommendation of the Appeals Board” List A § 3291.26 Schedule k to Limitation Order L-7-c. Pursuant to Limitation or “on the recommendation of the Ad­ Note: List A amended Jan. 3, 1945. ministrator of O rder----- .” ■ Order L-7-c: (e) Denials. When an appeal is de­ E-l-b L-158 The followiiig production quotas for nied in all respects, the letter of denial E-4 L-161 domestic ice refrigerators are established E-6 L-173 for the period from January i, 1945 will be signed by the official or organiza­ E-10 L-175 tional unit responsible. L—1—e L-176 through March 31,1945, inclusive. Dur­ (f) Reconsideration of denials. If an L-l-j L-180 ing that period each manufacturer listed appellant whose appeal has been denied L-2-g L-182 is authorized to make the number of in whole or in part wishes the appeal to L-5-c L-185 domestic ice refrigerators set forth below be reconsidered he should request such L-5-d L-192 opposite his name. Manufacturers listed reconsideration by letter directed to the L-6 L-193 may make the refrigerators only in their L-7-C L-199 own plants at the location set forth op­ official or organizational unit responsible L-13-a Lr-201 for the denial or, in the case of an appeal L-18-b L-205 posite their respective names. Manufac­ granted in part and denied in part, the L-20 L-209 turers listed may not make more domes­ official or organizational unit named in L-21 L-216 tic ice refrigerators than the number the grant as having recommended it. L-22 L-221 opposite their names, even for orders Every denial of an appeal may be re­ L-23-b L-228 bearing preference ratings. All domestic considered except th at: L-23—c L-23 5 ice refrigerators made by each manufac­ (1) The denial of any appeal, in whole L-27 L-236 turer must be included in the quotas as­ L—28—a L-237 or in part, by or on the recommendation L-29 L-248 signed in this schedule. of the Appeals Board, shall be final. L—30—a L-250 Notwithstanding paragraph (b) (3) of (2) The denial of an appeal from an L-30-b L-253 Limitation Order L-7-c, no applications “R” order by or on the recommendation L-30-d L-254 for production quotas for the manufac­ of the Office of Rubber Director, and the L-30-e L-257 ture of domestic ice refrigerators, in the denial of an appeal from a “U” order by L-33 L-258 first calendar quarter of 1945, will be con­ or on the recommendation of the Office L-37-a L—260—a sidered after January 15, 1945. In­ of War Utilities, shall be final. L-38 L-270 creased production quotas to manufac­ L-42 L-277 (3) The denial of an appeal from ac­ L-49 L-285 turers already listed on this schedule, or tion taken on an application for an L-53 L-292 additional production quotas to other authorization, a preference rating, an L-53-b L-322 manufacturers who qualify before Janu­ allocation or other administrative ac­ L-59-b L-325 ary 16, 1945, may be assigned in writing tion, by or on the recommendation of L-64 L-336 after that date. the division of the War Production L-65 M -ll The production quotas assigned in this Board having jurisdiction of the subject L-65-a M -ll-a schedule and additional authorizations matter of the application, shall be final. L-71 M-ll-1 L-71-a M-12 which may be issued in writing after (4) The denial of an appeal from an L-73 M-19 January 15, 1945 to qualified manufac­ order directed to an individual and not L-74 M-53 turers, are being and will be authorized of general applicability, by or on the L-75 M-54 within the approved War Production recommendation of the division of the L-77 M-65 Board program wherever production will War Production Board having jurisdic­ Lr-78 M-69 not require materials, components, fa­ tion over the subject matter of the ap­ L-79 M—122 cilities, or labor needed for war purposes peal, shall be final. L-81 M-126 and will not otherwise adversely affect or L-89 M-154 A final denial of an appeal may be L-98 M-177 interfere with production for war pur­ reconsidered only if the official or the L-107 M-186 poses. Authorizations will not depend organizational unit responsible for the L -lll M-216-a upon applicants having been engaged in denial elects to reopen the case. L-112 M-216-b the production of domestic ice refriger­ (g) Public files. Whenever an appeal L-123 M—234 ators at some previous time. has been granted, a public file shall be L-126 M-241-a L-140-a M-248 Company and location Units set up, consisting of the following: Arctic Refrigerator Co., Brooklyn, (1) All papers filed by the appellant L-140^b M-290 L-150 M-294 N. Y______3, 537 in support of the appeal. L-150-a M—311 Atkins Table & Cabinet Co., Brook­ (2) A memorandum containing the L-157 Sch. 1-5 lyn, N. Y______— ------1.174 final recommendations of each organ­ Brunswick Refrigerator Co., Brook­ [F. R. Doc. 45-188; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; lyn, N. Y______— 2, 295 izational unit of the War Production 11:50 a. m.] Doherty-Stirling, Inc., Baton Rouge, - Board which has considered the appeal. La— _____- ______- 164 (3) A transcript of the record of any Dratch’s VictoryRefrigerator Box, public hearing held with respect to the Brooklyn, N. Y...... 1,624 appeal (or if the stenographic notes of Fy-Doro Metal Products Co., Brook­ lyn, N. Y______4,347 the hearing have not been transcribed, P art 3290—T extiles, Clothing and Ice Cooling Appliance Corp., Morrison, a memorandum referring to the notes Leather 111_____ 16,171 and stating how a transcript may be ob­ [Limitation Order L-99, Revocation of Di­ Iceland Refrigerator Co., Brook­ tained) . rection 1] lyn, N. Y______2,103 The file shall be available for the pub­ King Refrigerator Corp., Brooklyn, lic inspection at any time during the Direction 1 to Limitation Order L-99 is N. Y____:______- 2, 355 hereby revoked. Maine Manufacturing Co., Nashua, business hours of the War Production . N. H— ...... — ...... - 9,900 Board. This paragraph shall not ap­ Issued this 3d day of January 1945. Precision Metal Products Co., Brook­ ply to appeals first filed before October lyn, N. Y______—— 575 War P roduction Board, Sanitary Refrigerator Co., Fond du 7, 1943. By J. J oseph Whelan, Lac, Wis______6,000 Note: The reporting requirements of this Recording Secretary. Stoddard Manufacturing Co., Mason regulation have been approved by the Bureau City, Iowa______- 750 of the Budget in accordance with the Federal [F. R. Doc. 45-186 Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; Ward Refrigerator & Mfg. Co., Los An­ Reports Act of 1942. 11:50 a. m.J geles, Calif______—------—- 4,000 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 153 Issued this 3d day of January 1945. (7) “Off-the-highway motor vehicle’* (15) “Distributor” means any person means' a motor truck, truck-tractor not a producer whose business consists, War P roduction Board, and/or trailer, operating off the public By J. J oseph Whelan, in whole or in part of the sale from in­ Recording Secretary. highway, normally on rubber tires and ventory of storage batteries, as defined specially designed to transport materials, in sub-paragraphs (8), (9) and (10) [P. R. Doc. 45-185; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; property or equipment on mining, con­ above. Distributor includes wholesalers, 11:50 a. m.] struction, logging or petroleum develop­ warehouses, jobbers, dealers, retailers ment projects. and other persons performing similar (8) “Automotive replacement storage functions. battery” means an electric storage bat­ (16) “Consumer” means the owner or P art 3292—Automotive Vehicles, P arts tery which has been completely assem­ operator of £he automotive vehicle for and Equipment bled and sealed, whether uncharged or which a replacement battery is acquired, [Limitation Order L-180 as Amended Jan. 1, charged, and which is designed and built or the user of such battery for any other 1945] for operating a starter, ignition system, purpose. lighting system, or electrical signaling (17) “Double insulation” means, in MATERIALS ENTERING INTO THE PRODUCTION device on any passenger automobile, battery construction, the use of a re­ OF REPLACEMENT STORAGE BATTERIES light, medium and heavy motor truck, taining sheet of porous or perforated ma­ truck-tractor, truck-trailer, passenger terial between the positive plate and the The fulfillment of requirements for the carrier or off-the-highway motor vehi­ single separator. defense of the United States has created cle, and which may be used to replace a (18) “Single insulation” means, in a shortage in the supply of antimony, storage battery delivered as original battery construction, the use of wood sep­ lead, tin, rubber, and other materials equipment for any such vehicle. Auto­ arators only. entering into the production of automo­ motive replacement storage batteries are (d) Limitations on ampere hour ca­ tive replacement storage batteries used sometimes referred to hereafter for con­ pacities of replacement batteries for pas­ in the operation of passenger automo­ venience as “replacement batteries.” senger automobiles and light trucks. (1) biles and light trucks, medium and heavy (9) “Rebuilt automotive storage bat­ On and after August 29, 1942, no pro­ trucks, truck tractors, truck trailers, tery” means any used automotive storage ducer shall manufacture any replace­ passenger carriers and off-the-highway battery which has been repaired, rebuilt ment batteries for passenger automo­ motor vehicles, for defense, for private in part or in whole and/or recharged for biles and light trucks except with single account, and for export, and the follow­ sale, referred to sometimes hereafter for insulation and only in the following ing order is deemed necessary and ap­ convenience as “rebuilt batteries.” minimum ampere hour capacities: propriate in the public interest and to (10) “Loan or rental storage battery” promote the national defense: means any new automotive replacement Mini­ storage battery or any used automotive mum § 3292.51 Limitation Order L-180—(a). ampere [Deleted Jan. 22, 19441 storage battery, repaired, rebuilt in whole ■ hour (b) Applicability of priorities regula­ or in part, and/tfr recharged to be used AABM SAE capacity, 20-hour tions. This order and all transactions by any person for loaning, or renting, in rate affected thereby are subject to all appli­ order to permit the replacing, repairing, 80° F. cable provisions of the Regulations of rebuilding and/or recharging of a the War Production Board, as amended battery. Group Group (11) “Ampere hour capacity” means 80 from time to time, except where other­ I...... IM...... 90 wise stated. the ampere hour capacity of an automo­ I...... IH...... 100 tive replacement storage battery as de­ IS...... 90 (c) Definitions. For the purposes of IS...... 2L...... 100 this order: veloped on or before the third discharge (E-116) (IIE-125)...... 2ME...... 110 (1) “Person” means any individual, when tested at the 20-hour rate at 80 ÌIHF (Ford)...... 100 degrees Fahrenheit. (11-115)...... (2M-105) (2H-116) .. 110 partnership, association, business trust, IIS...... 3L______.... no corporation; or any organized group of (12) “Group” means either (i) one Ill______3M rsH-mi 120 persons, whether incorporated or not. division (of those numbered I, II, II, IV, Special (12 Volt) 45-50 (2) “Passenger automobile” means V) of the “Table of Maximum Adjust­ any passenger vehicle, including station ment Units for Automobile Batteries in (2) Notwithstanding the limitations wagons and taxicabs, propelled by an Passenger Car Service,” as issued ip 1939 on insulation of replacement batteries internal combustion engine, and having by the National Battery Manufacturers specified in paragraph (d) (1) above, a seating capacity of less than eleven Association, Inc., now known as Associa­ a producer may manufacture one (1) (11) persons. tion of American Battery Manufacturers model with double insulation in not. more (3) “Light truck” means a complete and referred to in paragraph (d) below than three of the above groups. motor truck or truck-tractor with a gross (3) From Groups IV and V of AABM, vehicle weight rating of less than 9,000 as AABM; or (ii) A battery number, as or from Groups 4H and 5H of SAE a pounds, as authorized by tfre manufac­ shown in Table I, “Battery Classifica­ producer may manufacture only one bat­ turer thereof, or the chassis therefor. tions, Ratings and Dimensions,” appear­ tery in each group. However, such bat­ (4) “Medium and/or heavy motor ing on page 103 of the publication teries may be constructed either with truck” means a complete motor truck entitled “Storage Batteries for Motor single or double insulation. or truck-tractor with a gross vehicle Vehicles,” issued in 1938 by the Society of (e) Limitations on ampere hour ca­ weight rating of 9,000 pounds or more, Automotive Engineers, Inc., and referred pacities and container sizes of replace­ as authorized by the manufacturer to in paragraph (d) below as SAE. ment batteries for medium and heavy thereof, or the chassis therefor. (13) “Producer” means any individual, trucks, truck tractors, truck trailers, (5) “Truck trailer” means a complete partnership, association, corporation, or passenger carriers and off-the-highway semi-trailer or full trailer having a load­ other form of business enterprise en­ motor vehicles. (1) On and after Sep­ carrying capacity of 10,000 pounds or gaged In the manufacture or rebuilding tember 30, 1942, other th^in as permitted more, as authorized by the manufacturer in sub-paragraph (2) below no producer of automotive replacement storage bat­ shall manufacture any replacement bat­ thereof, and designed exclusively for the teries for sale. teries for medium and heavy trucks, transportation of property or persons, (14) “Inventory” means a stock of au­ truck tractors, truck trailers, passenger or the chassis therefor. tomotive replacement storage batteries carriers and off-the-highway motor (6) “Passenger carrier” means a com­ (new and rebuilt) on hand, on consign­ vehicles except one (1) in each size plete motor coach for passenger trans­ ment or held for the account of the within the following minimum-maxi­ portation, having a seating capacity of owner thereof in any other name, man­ mum ampere hour capacities and mini­ not less than eleven (11) persons. ner or place. mum-maximum container sizes: 154 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 (or written confirmation thereof if such Container sizes order is placed by telephone or tele­ Ampere hour capacity 20-hour graph) the consumer’s signature to a rate 80° F. Long Wide High certificate, to be supplied by the producer Volts or distributor in the following form: Mini­ Maxi­ Mini­ Maxi­ Mini­ Maxi­ Mini­ Maxi­ Electric Fence or Farm Equipment User’s mum mum mum mum mum mum mum mum Certificate I hereby certify that the battery purchased For batteries with double insulation by me under this date is for use in connection with an electric fence or other farm equip­ 155 165 0 16 16)4 7)4 7)4 9)4 11 ment; that I have previously not used a 195 6 19)4 20)4 7)4 7)4 9)4 11 storage batery for this purpose and, there­ RÌ7.P O ^ 235 6 22)4 23 H 7)4 7)4 9)4 XI 385 395 6 21)4 22 10)4 » 10)4 12 12)4 fore, have no used battery to turn in. 95 105 12 17 M 18 7)4 8 9)4 11 95 105 12 19)4 21)4 7)4 7)4 9)4 11 (Signed)------Ri7.fi O - ____ 115 125 12 20)4 21)4 8)4 9 9)4 11 Purchaser 135 145 12 20)4 21)4 9 10 9)4 11 155 165 12 20)4 21)4 10)4 11)4 9)4 11 Size I...... i---- Address For lotteries with single insulation Date______(i) Metal-containing parts of used, 195 205 6 16 16)4 6)4 7)4 9 10)4 335 345 6 25 25)4 • 7)4 7)4 9)4 11)4 traded-in, imperfect or condemned bat­ 140 155 12 20)4 21)4 8)4 9 9)4 11 teries to be disposed of as scrap in SO 150 170 12 20)4 21)4 9 10 9)4 11 10)4 il)4 9)4 11 days. No producer or distributor may Size N—...... 180 205 12 20)4 21)4 keep in his possession, or under his con­ trol for a period of more than thirty (30) (2) Producers may manufacture re­ Federal or Territorial department, bu­ days any metal-containing parts of any placement batteries in capacities and reau or agency, State or political subdi­ lised, traded-in, imperfect or con­ sizes other than as specified in sub-para­ vision thereof, which is forbidden by law demned replacement battery or rebuilt graph (1) of this paragraph Ce) only from making such disposal of used bat­ battery for the purpose of repairing or from materials on hand on August 29, teries. rebuilding the same, or for any other 1942, Provided: (2) Consumer’s certificate. Notwith­ purpose, but must dispose of such parts (i) No additional material is required; standing the provisions of paragraph (h) through customary disposal or scrap (ii) Such material cannot be con­ (1) above, a producer or distributor may channels. The provisions of this para­ sumed without change in form in manu­ sell and deliver a replacement battery to graph shall not apply to distributors lo­ facturing replacement batteries of the a consumer without receiving a used bat­ cated in Alaska, Hawaii, Panama Canal capacities and sizes specified in sub- tery in exchange thereforprovided that: Zone, Porto Rico or the Virgin Islands. paragraph (1) above; (i) The producer or distiTbutor does not (j) Exceptions to applicability of this (iii) Replacement batteries so pro­ install such replacement battery in the order. The limitations and prohibitions duced be included in the number author­ consumer’s vehicle; and (ii) the con­ contained in this order shall not be ap­ ized for production in the periods speci­ sumer signs and delivers to the producer plicable to : fied in paragraph (f) below: or distributor with each purchase order (1) Any contract or purchase order for (/) Restrictions on production of re­ (or written confirmation thereof if such material to be delivered to, or for the placement batteries for passenger auto­ order is placed by telephone or tele­ account of the Army or Navy of the mobiles, light, medium and heavy trucks, graph) a certificate in the following United States, the United States Mari­ form: time Commission, the War Shipping Ad­ truck, tractors, truck trailers, passenger Consumer’s Certificate carriers and off-the-highway motor ve^ ministration, the Panama Canal, the I hereby Certify that: (a) the replacement Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Coast hides. No producer shall manufacture battery specified ori this order is essential for Guard, the Selective Service System, the during the first calendar quarter of 1945 the operation of a vehicle I now own or Civil Aeronautics Administration, the automotive replacement storage batteries operate; (b) the replacement battery will be used only to replacé a battery which to the National Advisory Committee for Aero­ in excess of the number of such batterlel best of my knowledge, cannot be economically nautics, the Office of Scientific Research legally manufactured by him during the reconditioned: and (c) I will,within thirty and Development, Defense Supplies Cor­ fourth quarter of 1944 under the provP days after receiving the replacement battery poration, Metals Reserve Company, here ordered dispose of through scrap chan­ (2) Any contract or purchase order sions of Order L-180, as amended Au^ nels a used automotive battery (excepting in placed by any agency of the United gust 31, 1944, (including the number of the event of the loss or theft of such battery) States Government for material to be such batteries manufactured pursuanfto of similar size for each replacement battery delivered under the Act of March 11, any grant of appeal or other written au­ delivered to me. 1941, entitled “An Act to Promote the (Signed)------— Defense of the United States” (Lend- thorization of the War Production Vehicle Owner or Operator Board). Lease Act). (3) Any contract or purchase order for (g) Restrictions on inventories of pro­ Address material which is to be ultimately deliv­ ducers of automotive replacement bat­ Date_- ______—----- — teries. (1) No producer shall have in in­ ered to the government of any country ventory on the first day in any month a A copy of each such certificate must be whose defense the President deems vital stock of replacement batteries and re­ retained by the producer or distributor to the defense of the United States pur­ built batteries as defined in paragraphs as part of his records. suant to the act of March 11, 1941, en­ (c) (8) and (9) above, in excess of one (3) Electric fence user’s certificate. titled “An Act to Promote the Defense of third of the number of batteries sold by Notwithstanding the provisions of para­ the United States” (Lend-Lease Act). him during the calendar year 1941. graph (h) (1) above, a producer or (k) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.] (h) General restrictions—(1) Return distributor may sell or deliver a replace­ (l) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.] of used batteries. On and after August ment battery to a consumer without re­ (m) Reports. On or before the 25th 29, 1942, no producer or distributor shall ceiving a used battery in exchange day of January, the 15th day of April, sell or deliver a new or rebuilt replace­ therefor, provided that the consumer July and October 1944 and the 15th day ment battery to any consumer unless purchases the battery for use in connec­ of January 1945, each producer shall exe­ such consumer delivers to the seller con­ tion with an electric fence or other piece cute and file with the War Production currently with his purchase one used of farm machinery which had formerly Board Form WPB 2163 (PD 765) report­ battery of the same size or larger for been operated in whole or in part by dry ing for each of his plants, with the ad­ each replacement battery delivered to cell batteries, and provided further that dress of each, the shipments of automo­ such consumer. The provisions of this the producer or distributor secures from tive replacement storage batteries made paragraph (h) (1) shall not apply to any the consumer for each purchase order during the preceding calendar quarter FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4> 1945 155 from each plant. These reporting pro­ cation date is October 1, 1942, when (g) Communications to War Produc­ visions have been approved by the Bu­ phthalic anhydride was first put under tion Board. Communications concern­ reau of the Budget in accordance with allocation by Order M-214 (revoked). ing this schedule shall be addressed the Federal Reports Act of 1942. The allocation period is the caléndar to War Production Board, Chemicals (n) Violations. Any person who wil­ month and the small order exemption is Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: fully violates any provision of this order, 10 pounds per person per month. All M-300-67. or who, in connection with this order, stocks of phthalic anhydride are subject wilfully conceals a material fact, or fur­ Issued this 2d day of January 1945. nishes false information to any depart­ to this schedule, notwithstanding the consumers’ stocks exemption of Order • War P roduction Board, ment or agency of the United States, is By J. J oseph Whelan, guilty of a crime, and upon conviction M-300 (paragraph (n)). Recording Secretary. may be punished by fine or imprison­ (c) Transition from M-214. Regular ment. In addition, any such person may and interim allocations heretofore issued [F. R. Doc. 45-116; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; be prohibited from making or obtaining under Order M-214 are effective under 4:32 p. m.] further deliveries of, or from processing this schedule, but are limited in dura­ or using, materials under priority con­ tion as if originally issued under this trol and may be deprived of priorities schedule. Pending applications need not P art 3293—Chemicals assistance by the War Production Board. be refiled. [Preference Rating Order P-89, as Amended (o) Exceptions and appeals—(1) Pro­ (d) Suppliers’ applications on WPB- Jan. 3, 1945] 2946. Each supplier seeking authoriza­ duction under Priorities Regulation 25. MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND OPERATING Any person who wants to produce more tion to deliver shall file application on Form WPB-2946 (formerly PD-601). SUPPLIES automotive replacement storage batteries Filing date is the 22d day of the month § 3293.521 Preference Rating Order than the amounts permitted under para­ before the requested allocation month. P-89—(a) Definitions. For the purpose graph (f ) (including a person who is not File separate sets of forms for each plant of this order: permitted to make any under this order) of applicant. Send three copies (one (1) “Producer” means any person op­ certified) to the War Production Board, erating a plant engaged in the produc­ may apply for permission to do so as ex­ Chemicals Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., tion of chemicals or allied products, who plained in Priorities Regulation 25. The Ref: M-300-67. The unit of measure is shall have received a serial number from restrictions of paragraph (g) relating to pounds. An aggregate quantity may be the War Production Board pursuant to inventories do not apply to automotive requested, without specifying customers’ paragraph (b). names, for delivery on exempt small or­ replacement storage batteries authorized (2) “Material” means any commodity, ders. Fill in Table II. equipment, accessory, part, assembly, or under Priorities Regulation 25. (e) Customers’ applications on Form product of any kind. (2) Appeals. An appeal from the pro­ WPB-2945. Each person seeking au­ (3) “Controlled material” means con­ visions of this order other than the thorization to use or accept delivery shall trolled material as defined in CMP Regu­ restrictions of paragraph (f) may be file application on Form WPB-2945 (for­ lation No. 1. made by filing a letter in triplicate with merly PD-600). Filing date is the 15th (4) “Maintenance” means the upkeep the field office of the War Production day of the month before the requested of a producer’s property and equipment Board for the district in which is located allocation month. File’separate sets of in sound working condition,; the plant or branch to which the appeal forms for each supplier. Send three cop­ (5) “Repair” means the restoration of relates, referring to the particular pro­ ies (one certified) to the War Produc­ a producer’s property and equipment to visions appealed from and stating fully tion Board, Chemicals Bureau, Washing­ sound working condition when the same the grounds for appeal. No appeal should ton 25, D. C., Ref: M-300-67, and one has been rendered unsafe or unfit for be filed from the restrictions of para­ copy (reverse side blank) to the supplier. service by wear and tear, damage, failure graph (f). The unit of measure is pounds. Fill in of parts or the like. (p) Communications to the War Pro­ Column 3 in terms of the following: (6) “Operating supplies” means any duction Board. All reports required to Esters (identify). material which is essential to the opera­ be filed hereunder, and all communica­ Resins (identify). tion of the producer’s plant including, tions concerning this order shall unless Dyes and intermediates (identify). but not limited, to, lubricants, catalysts, otherwise directed be addressed to: War Cellophane. safety equipment worn by employees, Production Board, Automotive Division, Rubber. hand tools and small perishable tools: Phthalic chloride. Washington 25, D C., Ref.: L-180. Pharmaceuticals and food. Provided, however, That the term oper­ (q) [Revoked January 5, 1943.1 Miscellaneous. ating supplies shall not include; Issued this 1st day of January 1945. Other primary product (specify). (i) Any material which is physically Export (as phthalic anhydride). or chemically incorporated, at any stage War P roduction Board, inventory (as phthalic anhydride). of production, in whole or in part, into By J. J oseph Whelan, Resale (as phthalic anhydride). any material which the producer manu­ Recording Secretary. Specify end use in Column 4 as re­ factures. [F. R. Doc. 45-40; Filed, Jan. 1, 1945; quired by paragraph 11-a of Appendix (ii) Any material which, at any stage 4:17 p. m.] E of Order M-300. Fill in other columns of production enters into the chemical of Table I and fill in Tables II and in, reaction necessary to the manufacture, as indicated. or is used in the purification (including, Fill in Table IV for each primary among other things, washes, solvents, extractants, filter aids, and the like) of Part 3293—Chemicals product listed in Column 3 of the appli­ cation, except products under direct allo­ any material which the producer manu­ [General Allocation Order M-300, Schedule cation, such as phthalic alkyd resins. factures. 67 as Amended Jan. 2, 1945] In Table V specify quantity of phthalic (7) Material for maintenance, repair PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE anhydride used in previous month for and operating supplies shall include : (i) Material for the improvement (but § 3293.1067 Schedule 67 to General each primary product (specify the prod­ uct in Column 23 and the quantity in not expansion) of the producer’s plant Allocation Order M-300—(a) Defini­ through the replacement of material in tion. “Phthalic anhydride” means the Column 24, under the heading “Pounds the existing installation, but only when anhydride of phthalic acid in any form consumed last month”). such equipment is beyond economical and from any source. (f) Budget Bureau approval. The repair. (b) General restrictions. Phthalic above reporting requirements have been (ii) Material for the maintenance and anhydride is subject to allocation under approved by the Bureau of the Budget in repair of pressure cylinders. General Allocation Order M-300 as an accordance with the Federal Reports Act (iii) Material, such as hand tools, cus­ Appendix A material. The initial allo­ of 1942. tomarily purchased by the particular 156 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 employer for sale to his employees for (c) Plants engaged in several activi­ ating supplies or for minor capital addi­ use only in his business, provided such ties. (1) If a P-89 producer is engaged tions or for installation materials under material would constitute an operating in several activities which are not covered paragraph (a) (8). However, orders for supply under established accounting items having a unit cost over $1000 (or practice if issued to employees without by his serial number and it is impractica­ over $500 prior to July 29,1944) approved charge. ble to apportion plant requirements for upon application on Form WPB-1319, or (iv) Material for maintenance, repair maintenance, repair and operating sup­ similar forms are not included, nor orders and operating suppliés for general offices, plies between activities covered by the approved under paragraphs (e) or (f) of branch offices, sales rooms and other fa­ serial number and those which are not, P-89. Orders for items on Lists A and cilities essential to the conduct of the he may obtain and use maintenance, re­ B of Priorities Regulation 3 may be dis­ business. regarded if not counted among either (8) In addition, there may be included pair and operating supplies under P-89 1943 or 1945 purchases. as maintenance, repair and operating for all of these activities only after ap­ (ii) The producer may calculate his supplies minor capital additions, the proval of a special application by letter 1943 purchases under this paragraph on, costs of which do not exceed $500 each, for extension of the P-89 serial number to the basis of his normal accounting prac­ tice or on the basis of doubling the esti­ excluding the P-89 producer’s cost of cover the additional activities, or if per- mitted by the following paragraph mated dollar value of the quotas specifi­ labor and excluding cost of installation cally assigned to him under this order for (installation material is covered by para­ (c) (2). i the 3rd and 4th quarters of 1943, includ­ graph (a) (9) ). No complete minor capi­ (2) A P-89 producer who is engaged ing revisions. tal addition shall be subdivided for the for most of a year in production of items (iii) Each producer must count against purpose of coming within this definition. covered by his P-89 serial number may his quota all his purchase orders for continue to obtain maintenance, repair maintenance, repair and operating sup­ (9) Blanket ratings or allotments as­ plies placed during 1945, even though he signed under this order may be used to and operating supplies during any limited obtain material required for rearrange­ period in which he is producing, pursu­ may have registered under P-89 after ment of an existing installation, for adap­ January 1, 1945. ant to specific authorization of the War (iv) Application for revision of 1945 tation of an existing installation to a Production Board, items not covered by different process, or for installation of quota may be made on Form WPB-1765 new machinery or equipment, if the cost his serial number. This provision shall as prescribed therein. Request should of the required material (not including not apply, however, to production per­ also be made for extension of the serial cost of used material) does not exceed mitted under Priorities Regulation 25. number when quota revision is made $1000 for each complete job. (d) Assignment of preference rating, necessary by substantial enlargement of (10) Ratings and allotments under allotment symbol and purchase order a P-89 plant. this order may also be used to obtain quota. (1) The blanket preference rat­ (e) Special applications. (1) If the materials for installation or relocation ing and allotment symbols under this of machinery or equipment permitted by producer is unable to secure delivery of order shall be those specifically assigned materials or services for maintenance re­ Direction 2 under Order L-41. Material by the War Production Board to each pair or operating supplies, including Class obtained under this paragraph (a) (10) producer on Form WPB-1765, and shall A products, because the preference rat­ shall not be subject to the unit cost limi­ remain in effect until amended or re­ ings or allotment numbers or symbols as­ tation of paragraph (d) (1) of this order, voked by the War Production Board. signed hereunder are insufficient, or be­ but shall be subject to the purchase order cause the unit cost limitation would be This rating may be applied for services quota provisions of paragraph (d) (2). exceeded, or because application must be to have the producer’s plant, machinery made pursuant to paragraph (a) (11) for (11) In addition, material for mainte­ or equipment repaired, as provided in nance, repair and operating supplies may labor saving equipment, the War Pro­ Priorities Regulation 3. No producer duction Board may, upon written or tele­ include material required to avoid losses shall apply the preference rating or allot­ of production below current rated capac­ graphic request, assign such special rat­ ment syinbol assigned under this para­ ings or allotments as it deems proper. ity as a result of manpower losses by in­ graph to any order for fabricated parts stallation of labor-saving devices, but Such letters or telegrams shall be ad­ or material having a unit cost of $1000 or dressed to the War Production Board, only when specifically approved upon ap­ more, excluding the P-89 producer’s cost plication pursuant to paragraph (e) (1). Chemicals Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., of labor. For the purpose of determining Ref: P-89, and shall contain the follow­ (12) “P-89 producer’s cost of labor” unit cost, an item shall not be subdivided ing information: means the cost of labor performed by into its component parts. Unit cost shall employees of a producer registered under be computed on the basis of the cost of 1. Plant location and P-89 serial number. this order, and includes the labor cost each item ordered, and not on the basis of 2. Fabricated item(s) or controlled mate- of a contractor to the extent that the the total cost to the P-89 producer for rial(s) being ordered. Give controlled ma- contractor’s labor is performed on the each particular operation requiring terial weight(s) only when order is for premises of the producer. maintenance, repair and operating sup­ controlled material(s) as such or when re­ (b) Application for assignment of plies. ‘ Applications must be made pur­ quired in a Class A facility' When controlled serial number. In order to become a suant to paragraph (e) for preference materials are ordered specify in what quarter producer subject to this order, any per­ ratings or allotment symbols for parts or delivery is expected with requested rating, son operating a plant engaged in the material having a unit cost of $1000 or weight(s) for Class B fabricated iteip(s). production of chemicals or allied prod­ more. 3. Value of order. ucts,1 may apply by letter requesting (2) (i) No producer shall place orders 4. How will item(s) be used by you upon receipt of order? assignment of a serial number under during 1945 for maintenance, repair and 5. (a) If a replacement, is the item a this order to specified plants. Such let­ operating supplies costing more than duplicate of the one being replaced? (b) Is ter shall be addressed to War Produc­ 120% of the cost of the maintenance, re­ it fabricated from the same material(s) ? If tion Board, Chemicals Bureau, Wash­ pair and operating supplies which he not, explain the difference(s) in (a) and (b). ington 25, D. C., Ref: P-89, and shall be ordered during 1943. This refers to or­ (c) How old is the replaced item? 6. (a) Amount of such material (or equiv­ accompanied by application on Form ders without ratings or allotments (un­ alent substitute) in inventory, (b) In the WPB-1765. less specifically for postwar delivery), case of processing equipment, how many For the purpose of this order a pro­ and to orders with ratings or allotments units in service? ducer remains a producer from the time assigned independently of this order (as 7. (a) What is the average life of the a serial number is granted to him until on Form WPB-541, formerly PD-1A), as item(s) being ordered? (b) How many .hours per week is it used? the time when the serial number is well as to orders with blanket ratings 8. Name and address of the supplier. expressly revoked by the War Production or allotments under this order, whether 9. Purchase order number and date (if Board. for straigHt maintenance, repair or oper­ placed). , FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 157 10. Principal end uses of product or prod­ 7. What substitute containers have been or operating supplies, whether or not ob­ ucts affected. used or could be used. 11. Actual curtailment of entire plant pro­ 8. Inventory position of the requested con­ tained with preference ratings or allot­ duction now. In the case of applications tainers, including both new and used con­ ment numbers or symbols assigned by or under paragraph (a) (11), explain in detail tainers, and those out on deposit. pursuant to this order, which would manpower losses necessitating labor saving 9. Name of container supplier and appli­ cause his inventory of such material for equipment of equivalent capacity, cant’s order number. maintenance, repair or operating sup­ 12. Estimated curtailment of plant produc­ 10» Total value. plies to exceed a minimum practicable tion if breakdown occurs before receipt of 11. Rating requested. working inventory. Inventories of con­ order. 12. Delivery date promised by supplier on trolled materials held by producers are 13. Explain urgency of the order—is it for the basis of rating requested. actual replacement on receipt, for inventory, subject to the provisions of CMP Regula­ or for expansion? (g) Procedure for applying preference tion No. 2. 14. Requested rating and allotment. ratings and allotment-numbers or sym­ (j) Applicability of regulations. This 15. Delivery date promised by supplier on bols to purchase orders. (1) Ratings or order and all transactions affected here­ basis of rating requested. allotments assigned under this ord^r may by are subject to all applicable provi­ Note: When application is made for an be endorsed on or attached to purchase sions of War Production Board regula­ AAA or for a delivery directive, the answer to orders in the following form, signed tions, as amended from time to time; this question should give the delivery dates manually or as provided in Priorities Provided, however, That no producer promised for the lower rating and for the Regulation 7: shall be subject to the provisions of CMP higher rating. ------(Preference Rating) ____ (Allot­ Regulations No. 5 or No. 5A, and no pro­ ment number or symbol) ducer shall obtain any material under 16. When application is made under par­ _____ (P-89 Serial Number) the provisions of either of said regula­ agraph (e) (1) for an AAA rating, or for an Certified under P-89. tions. Privileges under other WPB regu­ equivalent delivery directive, it is essential lations and orders granted to persons on that the following information be added: (Name of purchaser) (Address) Schedule A of CMP Regulation 5 may be All relevant purchase order numbers includ­ By...... ing the fabricator’s Job number; the delivery (Signature and title (Address) considered as applicable to producers date promised on the basis of the requested of duly authorized assigned an equal preference rating special rating; and a list of all suppliers officer) under this order provided there is no from whom quotations have been requested* inconsistency with an express provision together with their answers. The certification provided in Priorities Regulation No.fl may be used as an alter­ of this order. (2) If the request under paragraph (e) nate procedure, provided the above infor­ (k) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) (1) above is for the kind of Class A facil­ mation is added. Records. In addition to the records re­ ity covered by Direction 34 to CMP Reg­ (2) An order bearing such certification quired to be kept under Priorities Regu­ ulation 1, the War Production Board will shall be deemed an authorized controlled lation No. 1, a producer placing any pur­ treat the request as an application under material order in the case of controlled chase order or contract rated or assigned that direction and will, if the request is materials, and in the case of all other a CMP allotment number or symbol here­ approved, assign a rating for the pur­ materials shall have, the same status as under, shall retain, for a period of two chase of the facility and make an» allot­ an order bearing an allotment number years, for inspection by representatives ment on CMPL-150 of the controlled ma­ or symbol for the purposes of CMP Regu­ of the War Production Board, endorsed terials needed to make the facility. lation No. 3 and all other applicable CMP copies of such purchase orders- or con­ When a CMPL-150 is issued under this regulations. tracts, whether accepted or rejected, paragraph, the applicant and the manu­ (3) No producer may apply the rat­ segregated from all other purchase or­ facturer of the Class A facility should ings assigned by or pursuant to this ders or contracts, or filed in such man­ follow the procedure set forth in Direc­ order to obtain delivery of the items set ner that they can be readily segregated tion 34 (paragraphs (e) and (f) in par­ forth in Lists A and B attached to Pri­ for such inspection. ticular) to CMP Regulation 1, as if the orities Regulation 3, as now or here­ (2) Reports. The War Production CMPL-150 had been issued under that di­ after amended, except where the regu­ Board may require each producer to file rection. lation permits the use of P-89 ratings for such other reports as may be prescribed, (f) Special ratings for containers. a particular item or where ratings are subject to the approval of the Bureau of (1) Steel drums as defined in Limitation specifically assigned pursuant to para­ the Budget pursuant to Federal Reports Order L-197, cans as defined in Conser­ graphs (e) or (f) of this order for spe­ Act of 1942, and may issue special direc­ vation Order M-81, wooden or fibre con­ cific kinds and quantities of List B items. tions to any producer with respect to tainers as defined in Preference Rating (h) Inventory diversion. (1) No pro­ preparing and filing Form WPB-1765. Orders P-140 and P-146, glass con­ (3) Budget Bureau approval. The re­ ducer shall use material for maintenance, porting requirements of this order have tainers as defined in the L-103 series of repair or operating supplies obtained orders, and other containers (and con­ with ratings or allotment numbers or been approved by the Bureau of the Bud­ tainer parts) specifically named in the symbols assigned by or pursuant to this get pursuant to Federal Reports Act of list of examples under the general head­ order, except in that portion of his facili­ 1942. ing “Containers” in List B of Priorities ties to which a serial number under this (4) Appeals. Any appeal from the Regulation 3, may not be obtained by order has been assigned. provisions of this order shall be made by blanket or special ratings under this (2) However, material obtained with a filing a letter, in triplicate, referring to order. the particular provisions appealed from (2) Other containers may not be ob­ P-89 blanket rating may be borrowed and and stating fully the grounds of the ap­ tained by use of the blanket rating as­ used for purposes which are assigned peal. signed under paragraph (d) of this order, lower ratings. This material may be re­ (5) Violations. Any person who wil­ but application may be made to the War placed in inventory only by applying the fully violates any provision of this order, Production Board, Chemicals Bureau, lower rating to an equivalent dollar value or who, in connection with this order, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: Chemicals of material in the same class. Con­ wilfully conceals a material fact, or fur­ Packaging Section, for special preference nishes false information to any depart­ ratings under this order. The applica­ versely, material which was not obtained ment or agency of the United States is tion shall be filed by letter in duplicate under P-89 may be used for P-89 pur­ guilty of a crime, and upon conviction or by telegram and shall specify: poses and replaced for the original pur­ may be punished by fine or imprison­ 1. Product to be packaged. pose by use of the P-89 rating. This pro- ment. In addition, any such person may 2. Plant location and P-89 serial number. vision supplements, and to the extent of be prohibited from making or obtaining further deliveries of, or from processing 8. Number of containers requested. any inconsistency supersedes § 944.ill 4. Specification of container. or using material under priority control 5. Other sizes of containers used to pack­ paragraph (a), of Priorities Regulation I, and may be deprived of priorities assist­ age the product. (i) Inventory restriction. No producer ance. 6. Average number of containers shipped shall accept delivery of any non-con- (6) Communications to War Produc­ per month (of the size ordered). trolled material for maintenance, repair tion Board. All reports required to be 158 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 filed hereunder, and all communications Anglo Argentine (Consumo)—Continued (c) Maximum prices are established concerning this order shall, unless other­ Lambs (Regular) : in this regulation on the gross basis wise directed, be addressed to the War First large______$7. 50 specifying types and points of delivery. Production Board, Chemicals Bureau, First small______7.125 They include all commissions and other Washington 25, D.C.; Ref,: P-89. Second large______6.75 charges for such types up to such points. Second small______- 6.00 From them must be deducted any dis­ Issued this 3d day of January 1945. T hird______5. 50 counts customarily allowed in sales of Rib...... 4.75 W ar Production Board, Fourth______3. 75 raw cane sugar. By J. J oseph Whelan, Second rib______2. 75 Sec. 2. Less than maximum prices. Recording Secretary. Spring Lambs: Lower prices than those set forth in I nterpretation 1: Revoked July 29, 1944. Second______6.00 section 8 may be charged, demanded, T hird______4. 50 [F. R. Doc. 45-187; Piled, Jan. 8, 1945; paid, or offered. This amendment shall become effective 11:50 a. m.] S ec. 3. Records. Every person mak­ January 8,1945. ing purchases or sales of raw cane sugars Issued this 3d day of January 1945. after August 14, 1941, shall keep for in­ Chapter XI—Office of Price J ames F. Brownlee, spection by the Office of Price Admin­ Administration Acting Administrator. istration for a period of not less than one year complete and accurate records of: P art 1314—Raw Materials for Shoes and [F. R. Doc. 45-178; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; (a) Each such purchase or sale, show­ Other Leather P roducts 11:47 a. m.] ing the date thereof, the name and ad­ [MPR 145,1 Arndt. 9] dress of the buyer or the seller, the price PICKLED SHEEPSKINS paid or received, the quantity of each P art 1334—Sugar kind or grade purchased or sold; and A statement of the considerations in­ (b) The quantity of raw cane sugars volved in the issuance of this amendment, [MPR 16] (1) On hand, and (2) On order, as of issued simultaneously herewith, has been RAW CANE SUGARS the close of each calendar month. filed with the Division of the Federal Register.* Revised Price Schedule No. 16 is re­ Sec. 4. Enforcement. Persons vio­ Maximum Price Regulation 145 is designated Maximum Price Regulation lating any provisions of this Maximum amended in the following respects: 16 and is revised and amended to read Price Regulation 16 are subject to the as follows: criminal penalties, civil enforcement ac­ 1. In § 1314.165 (a) the following head­ A statement of the considerations in­ tions, and suits for damages provided ing, brands and prices are added after the volved in the issuance of this regula­ for by the Emergency Price Control Act items listed under the heading “Swift La tion, issued simultaneously herewith, of 1942, as amended. Plata”: has been filed with the Division of the Sun ft La Plata (Off Grades) Federal Register.* S ec. 5. Licensing. The provisions of Sheep: Such specifications and standards as Licensing Order No. I,1 licensing all per­ No. 1______$6. 50 are used in this regulation were, prior sons who make sales under price control, No. 2______- 5. 50 to such use, in general use in the trade are applicable tp all sellers subject to NO. 3______4. 50 or industry affected. this regulation or schedule. A seller’s No. 4______4. 00 Sec. license may be suspended for violations 1. Maximum prices for raw cane sugars es­ of the license or of one or more applicable 2. In § 1314.165 (a) the following head­ price schedules or regulations. A per­ ing, brands and prices are added after tablished with prohibition of sales in violation. son whose license is suspended may not, the items listed under the heading “Swift 2. Less than maximum prices. during the period of suspension, make Yale”: 3. Records. any sale for which his license has been Swift Yale (Uruguayan) 4. Enforcement. suspended. Lambs: 5. Licensing. LG______-___ $5.00 6. Petitions for amendment. S ec. 6. Petitions for amendment. Any BG______4. 00 7. Definitions. person seeking an amendment of any H______- 3. 00 8. Maximum prices for raw cane sugars. provision of this Maximum Price Regu­ Reject “B”---- .------»— 1. 50 9. Evasion. lation 16 may file a petition for amend­ Reject ...... -...... 50 10. Maximum prices as to transactions of the ment in accordance with the provisions Spring Lambs: Commodity Credit Corporation. 11. Export maximum prices. of Revised Procedural Regulation No. 1.* LG...... 3.75 12. Adjustable pricing. BG______2- 75 Sec. 7. Definitions. When used in H ______2. 25 Au th o r ity : § 1334.1 issued under 56 Stat. Maximum Price Regulation 16, the term: 3. In § 1314.165 (a) the following head­ 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 383, 78th (a) “Person” includes an individual, Cong.;‘ E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 corporation, partnership, association, or ing, brands and prices are added after F.R. 4681. the items listed under the heading “Anglo any other organized group of persons, Argentine (Camps)”: Section 1. Maximum prices for raw or legal successor or representative of any cane sugars established with prohibition of the foregoing, and includes the United Anglo Argentine (Consumo) of sales in violation. On and after Au­ States or any agency thereof, or any Sheep: gust 14,1941, or the effective date thereof other government, or any of its political First heavy______$8. 625 as to any amendment to this regulation, subdivisions., or any agency of any of thè First light------7.125 regardless of any contract or other obli­ foregoing. Second heavy.;------7. 75 (b) “Raw cane sugars” means any Second light______6. 50 gation sugars which are principally of crystal­ Third______- 5.00 (a) No person shall sell, offer to sell, R ib...... —...... - 5. 00 deliver or transfer raw cane sugar at a line structure and which are to be further Fourth______— ...... 4.00 higher price than the maximum price refined or improved in quality, and any F ifth ______1.875 established in this regulation. sugars which are principally not of crys­ Second rib______— 3. 00 (b) No person shall buy, offer to buy, talline structure but which are to be further refined or otherwise improved in * Copies may be obtained from the Office of import or receive in the course of trade Price Administration. or business raw cane sugar at a price 1 7 F.R. 3746, 3889, 5771, 5835, 8948, 11074} higher than the maximum price estab­ 19 F.R. 13240. 8 F.R. 5724; 9 F.R. 1595, 7936. lished in this regulation. 2 9 F.R. 10476. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 159

quality to produce any sugars principally accordance with the customary method: into the refiner’s melt, and (3) for recip­ of crystalline structure. Provided, That (a) the average price for rocal services. Sec. 8. Maximum prices for raw cane the season does not exceed a price ob­ tained by averaging the maximum prices Sec. 11. Export maximum prices. sugars, (a) (1) (i) The maximum price Maximum prices at which a person may per pound for raw cane sugars from off­ in effect during the season in accordance with such method; and (b) the season export raw cane sugar shall be deter­ shore producing areas of 96 degrees po­ mined in accordance with the provisions larization, duty paid, cost, insurance and used in determining the average price commences not later than the date fixed of the Second Revised Maximum Export freight, shall be 3.75 cents, for delivery Price Regulation, as amended.1 at points at which deliveries have cus­ by the United States Department of tomarily been made by Commodity Agriculture pursuant to the Sugar Act Sec. 12. Adjustable pricing. When Credit Corporation for a particular re­ of 1937, as amended, as the beginning of a request for a change in the applicable finery, or, if such deliveries have not the sugarcane marketing season and ter­ maximum price is pending, an authori­ customarily been made by Commodity minates not later than the date fixed by zation may be given by the Price Admin­ Credit Corporation, then at receiving the United States Department of Agri­ istrator for a price to be adjusted upward scales located at the refinery port. culture pursuant to said Act as the ter­ after the raw sugar being priced is put (ii) If a buyer receives delivery of off­ mination of said season. into the refiners melt, if the Price Ad­ shore sugars elsewhere than at such (ii) A contract may provide for the ministrator deems such authorization points, the total cost to the buyer shall payment of an adjusted price not to ex­ necessary to promote distribution or pro­ not exceed the specified maximum price ceed the maximum price in effect at the duction and if it will not interfere with applicable at the point where the buyer time of arrival at the buyer’s warehouse the purposes of the Emergency Price has customarily received deliveries from or place of business. In the event that Control Act, as amended. Commodity Credit Corporation or, if more than one delivery is made pursuant to the same contract, the adjustment of Effective date. This regulation shall such deliveries have not customarily been become effective January 8, 1945. made by the Commodity Credit Corpora­ the price and the payment thereof shall tion, at the receiving scales located at be made in respect to each delivery sep­ Note: All records keeping and reporting the refinery port plus an amount equal arately. requirements of this regulation have been (c) Adjustment for polarization: approved by the Bureau of the Budget in to all charges that would have been in­ accordance with the Federal Reports Act of curred in moving the sugar over the cus­ The maximum prices specified herein 1942. tomary route from such point to the shall be adjusted by making allowances buyer’s refinery. per pound for each degree of polariza­ Issued this 3d day of January 1945. (2) Except, by contract, provision tion above or below 96 degrees (fractions J ames F. Brownlee, may be made for a maximum price to be: of a degree in proportion) in accordance Acting Administrator. (i) An amount which may be adjusted with the method customarily used prior later, up to but not to exceed the maxi­ to August 14,. 1941. It is not required flK R. Doc. 45-173; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; mum price in effect at the time of put­ that such method be used. However, the 11:46 a. m.] ting the raw sugar being priced by the maximum prices for the various tests contract into the refiner’s melt, or shall not exceed the prices obtained by (ii) An average of the prices not to applying such method for sugars of like Part 1346—Building Materials exceed an average of the maximum test. [MPR 224,2 Amdt. 9] prices of raw cane sugar at the specified Sec. 9. Evasion. The price limitations CEMENT port of arrival which prevail during the established by Maximum Price Regula­ period of the contract, or tion 16 shall not be evaded whether by A statement of the considerations in­ (iii) A consideration which includes direct or indirect methods in connection volved in the issuance of this amend­ performance of services by the buyer, with a purchase, sale, delivery, or trans­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, if the maximum prices specified above fer of raw cane sugars, alone or in con­ has been filed with the Division of the are lowered by an amount at least equal junction with any other commodity or Federal Register.* to the reasonable money value of such material, or by way of any commission, Maximum Price Regulation No. 224 is services to the seller; provided a copy service, transportation, or other charge, amended in the following respects: of such contract and an explanation of or discounts, premium, or other privilege, 1. Paragraph (a) of § 1346.104 is the services are submited to the Office or by tying-agreement, or other trade hereby amended to add immediately fol­ of Price Administration, Washington, understanding, or by shifting the in­ lowing the present subparagraph (1) (c) D. C., at least thirty days before the con­ cidence of a cost which customarily has a new subdivision (d) to read as follows: tract is to become effective. The Price been borne by the buyer or the seller to Administrator may adjust the price set the other party to the contract, or by any (d) The maximum price determined out in such contract by issuance of an other means. pursuant to the above pricing method order within thirty days after its receipt, may be increased by a manufacturer otherwise it will be considered as com­ Sec. 10. Maximum prices as to trans­ meeting the conditions set forth below plying with this regulation ax to maxi­ actions of the Commodity Credit Cor­ by an amount not in excess of $0.20 per mum prices. poration. (a) With respect to the pur­ barrel when the following conditions are chase of raw cane sugar the Commodity met: (b) Maximum prices per pound for Credit Corporation and sellers to it are continental United States raw cane The sale is made f. o. b. a mill located exempted from the provisions ol this within the geographical area defined sugars of 96 degrees polarization shall be regulation. as follows: herein; or (b) For the sale of raw cane sugar by The sale is made on a delivered basis (1) 3.75 cents per pound, f. o. b. con­ the Commodity Credit Corporation, con­ veyance for delivery to a reflriery, less the and the delivered destination point is tracts may be entered into by it and by within the geographical area defined per pound transportation charge at the purchasers from it to provide: (1) for herein. published freight rate from the raw forward deliveries with payment to the sugar mill to the refinery nearest freight- The geographical area referred to Commodity Credit Corporation of an ad­ herein is defined to be the States of Wis­ wise to such raw sugar mill. The max­ justed price not to exceed the maximum consin, Illinois, Indiana, and that por­ imum delivered price to a refinery shall price in effect on the day when such be the above f. o. b. price plus actual tion of Kentucky west of and including transportation cost from the selling raw sugar is put into the melt in the purchas­ the counties of Owen, Scott, Fayette, sugar mill to the refinery processing such er’s refinery; (2) for price adjustments sugar. on sugars other than that directly sup­ •Copies may be obtained from the Office of plied by the Commodity Credit Corpora­ Price Administration. (2) With respect to any sale of the 1 8 F.R. 4132, 5987, 7662, 9998, 15193; 9 F.R. sugars included in this paragraph (b): tion and providing for payment for them 1036, 7201. (i) A contract may provide for aver­ at a price not to exceed the maximum 2 7 F.R. 7296, 8650, 8944, 9495; 8 F.R. 8275; aging the prices during the season in price on the day when such sugar is put 9 F.R. 287540, 4089, 10424. m FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 Madison, Rock, Laurel, and Whitman, 1. Section 6 (c) is amended to read This amendment shall become effective the States of North Dakota, South as follows: January 8, 1945. Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and that por­ Issued this 3d day of January 1945. tion of Missouri east of, and including the (c) If at the time of sale you guaran­ counties of Schuy, Adair, Macon, Ran­ tee any minimum protein content and J ames F. Brownlee, you do not fulfill such guarantee on Acting Administrator. dolph, Boone, Cole, Miller, Pulaski, Lac­ delivery, your base per ton price shall lede, Wright, Douglas and Ozark. be reduced in such proportion as the [F. R. Doc. 45-180; Filed, Jan. 3, 1946; This amendment shall become effective deficiency bears to the guarantee. 11:48 a. m.] January 8, 1945. This amendment shall become effec­ Issued this 3d day of January 1945. tive January 8, 1945. P art 1388—Defense R ental Areas J ames F. Brownlee, Issued this 3d day of January 1945? Acting Administrator. [Rent Reg. for Hbtels and Rooming Houses,1 J ames F. Brownlee, Correction] [F. R. Doc. 45-183; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; Acting Administrdtor. 11:49 a. m.] HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES [F. R. Doc. 45-182; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; Schedule A in the Rent Regulation for 11:48 a. m.J Hotels and Rooming Houses is corrected in the following respects: Part 1351—F ood and Food P roducts 1. In Item 167 (b) the first column, [FPR 3,1 Arndt. 1 to Supp. 1 *] P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts entitled “Defense-rental area" is cor­ COTTONSEED PRODUCTS [FPR 3,1 Amdt.' 1 to Supp. 5 8] rected to read “Lamar County”. 2. In Item 167 (b) the third column, A statement of the considerations in­ LINSEED PRODUCTS entitled “County or counties in defense- volved in the issuance of this amend­ rental area under rent regulation for ment, issued simultaneously herewith, A statement of the considerations in­ volved in the issuance of this amendment, hotels and rooming houses” is corrected has been filed with the Division of the to read “Lamar”. Federal Register.* issued simultaneously herewith, has been Supplement 1 to Food Products Regu­ filed with the Division of the Federal Issued and effective this 3d day of lation No. 3 is amended in the following Register.* January 1945. respects: Supplement 5 to Food Products Regu.- lation No. 3 is amended in the following J ames F. Brownlee, 1. Section 6 (a) (1) (i) footnote 1 is respect: Acting Administrator. amended to read as follows: m 1. Section 6 (d) is amended to read as [F. R. Doc. 45-174; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; (1) If oil meal, sized cake or pellets are 11:46 a. m.] produced by the processor from slab cake follows: which he purchased, the base price is in­ (d) If at the time of sale you guarantee creased by 50 cents per ton, to which may any minimum protein content and you do P art 1388—Defense R ental Areas be added the transportation cost, if any, not fulfill such guarantee on delivery from the point of production of the slab cake [Rent Reg. for Housing,8 Correction] to the point of production of the oil meal, your base per ton price shall be reduced sized cake or pellets. in such proportion as the deficiency bears HOUSING to the guarantee. 2. Section 6 (a) (4) is amended to read Schedule A in the Rent Regulation for as follows: This amendment shall become effective Housing is corrected in the following January 8, 1945. respects: (4) If at the time of sale you guaran­ tee any minimum protein content and Issued this 3d day of January 1945. 1. In Item 167 (b) the first column, you do not fulfill such guarantee on de­ entitled “Defense-rental area” is cor­ livery, your base per ton price shall be J ames F. Brownlee, rected to read “Lamar County”. reduced in such proportion as the de­ Acting Administrator. 2. In Item 167 (b). the third column, ficiency bears to the guarantee. [F. R. Doc. 45-181; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; entitled “County or counties in defense- 11:48 a. m.] rental area under rent regulation for This amendment shall become effective housing” is corrected to read “Lamar”. January 8, 1945. Issued and effective this 3d day of Issued this 3d day of January 1945. January 1945. P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts J ames F. Brownlee, J ames F. Brownlee, Acting Administrator. [FPR 3,1 Amdt. 1 to Supp. 7 s] Acting Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-179; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; PEANUT PRODUCTS [F. R. J5oc. 45-175; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; 11:48 a. m.j 11:46 a.'m.] A statement of the considerations in­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts has been filed with the Division of the P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and F ood [FPR 3,1 Amdt. 1 to Supp. 3 s] Federal Register.* P roducts Supplement 7 to Food Products Regu­ SOYBEAN PRODUCTS lation No. 3 is amended in the following [RO 10,8 Amdt. 26] A statement of the considerations in­ respect: FOOD RATIONING REGULATIONS FOR THE volved in the issuance of this amend­ 1. Section 6 (a) (3) is amended to VIRGIN‘ISLANDS ment, issued simultaneously herewith, read as follows: A rationale accompanying this amend­ has been filed with the Division of the ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Federal Register.* (3) If at the time of sale you guarantee has been filed with the Division of the Supplement 3 to Food Products Regu­ any minimum protein content and you Federal Register.* lation No. 3 is amended in the following do not fulfill such guarantee on delivery, respect: your base per ton price shall be reduced 19 F.R. 11322, 11540, 11610, 11787, 12414, in such proportion as the deficiency bears 12866, 12967, 14059, 14357, 14238. ♦Copies may be obtained from the Office of to the guarantee. 8 9 F.R. 11335, 11541, 11610, 11797, 13414, Price Administration. 12866, 12967, 14060, 14357. 1 9 F.R. 11504. * 9 FJt. 11504. 8 7 F.R. 6887, 8523, 8607, 10707; 8 F.R. 1394, * 9 F.R. 11508, 13852. *9 Fife. 12531. 8315, 3843, 4190, 4892, 5268, 7017; 9 F.R. 2233, 8 9 F.R. 11849, 13852. » 9 FU. 12744 8478, 2656, 2746, 3652. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 • - 161 Ration Order 10 is amended in the 2. Section 1.1 (b) is amended to read TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND following respects: as follows: RAILROADS 1. Section 1407.623 (a) (1) is added (b) No manufacturer or retailer shall to read as follows: transfer to any consumer laundry soap Chapter II—Office of Defense (1) Wheat flour. in excess of % (33%%) or soap flakes or Transportation soap powder in excess of % (66%%) of [Gen. Order ODT L-3, Amdt. 1] 2. Section 1407.687 is added to read as the average monthly transfers made to follows : that customer during the months from P art 504—Direction of M otor T raffic 1 1407.687. Ration allowances. April 1944 to September 1944, inclusive. Movement 3. Sections 1.2 (a) and 2.1 are amended MOTOR TRANSPORTATION OF POULTRY FROM Stamp valid during ra­ Weight value by deleting the phrase “of July, August, OR WITHIN DESIGNATED AREAS Ration period tion period of stamp and September”, and inserting in lieu (Book 1) thereof, the phrase “from April 1944 to Pursuant to Title III of the Second September 1944, inclusive”. War Powers Act, 1942, Executive Orders Stamp No.: 4. Sections 1.2 (f) and (g) are added to 8989, as amended, and 9156, War Produc­ #26 Dec. T4 to 26...... 1 lb. of Wheat Flour. tion Board Directive 21, and authoriza­ Dec. 30, 1944. read as follows: #27 Dec. 31 to' 27_____ Do. tions and requests contained in certifi­ Jan. 6,1945. (f) Transfers of laundry soap, soap cates of the War Food Administration #28 Jan. 7 to Jan. 28...... Do. flakes or soap powder may be made by dated December 1, 1944, and December 13, 1945. a wholesaler to another wholesaler, or 29, 1944, respectively, by a retailer to another retailer upon It is hereby .ordered, That paragraph 4. Section 1407.704 is added to read as written authorization of the Director. (a) of § 504.21 of General Order ODT follows: Applications for authorization to make L-3 (9 F.R. 14307) be, and it hereby is, § 1407.704 Designation of amount of such transfers shall be made by the amended to read as follows: rationed commodities allowed per person transferor in writing to the Director, served by institutional users, (a) For stating the name and address of trans­ § 504.21 Restriction upon transporta­ computing the amount of the ration of a feror and transferee, amount of laundry tion by commercial motor vehicle of person for institutional use, pursuant to soap, soap flakes, or soap powder to be poultry from or within designated areas. § 1407.703, the allowance per person transferred, stocks of laundry soap, soap (a) No person shall transport poultry served shall be four (4) pounds per per­ flakes, or soap powder of transferor and by commercial motor vehicle, as a com­ son per month of wheat flour. transferee, and reason for transfers. mon carrier, contract carrier, or private (g) Laundry soap, soap flakes, or soap carrier, from or within any of the areas This amendment shall become effec­ powder imported through a broker by designated in Appendix A hereof, unless tive as of December 24,1944. wholesaler, retailer, industrial, or institu­ there is outstanding a letter of authority Issued this 3d day of January 1945. tional user may be transferred by the issued by the War Food Administration broker to the wholesaler, retailer, indus­ or its designated representative author­ J acob A. R obles, trial or institutional user even though the izing such person, or the person for whom Territorial Director, shipment may be consigned to the the poultry is being transported, or the Virgin Islands. broker. The broker shall, within five (5) person to whom the poultry is to be Approved: days after the shipment has been re­ delivered, to purchase, receive, or accept J ames P. Davis, ceived, notify the Director in writing, delivery of such poultry, pursuant to the Regional Administrator, stating name and address of transferor provisions of War Food Order No. 119 Region IX. and transferee, and quantity of laundry issued by the War Food Administration, or of any supplement thereto or amend­ [F. R. Doc. 45-177; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; soap, soap flakes, or soap powder transferred. ment or reissue thereof, and unless a 11:47 a. m.] copy of such letter of authority is car­ 5. Section 6.1 (i) is amended to read ried in the transporting motor vehicle: P art 1418—T erritories and P ossessions as follows: Provided, That the restrictions of this (Restriction Order 10, Amdt. 1] (i) “Soap powder” means laundry section shall not apply to the transpor­ soap in the form of powder, chips or suds tation within the designated areas of ALLOCATION OF LAUNDRY SOAP, SOAP FLAKES containing 80% or more soap. poultry produced and transported by the AND SOAP POWDER IN PUERTO RICO producer, or to any transportation of 6. Sections 6.1 (1) and (m) are added poultry in respect of which no letter of A rationale accompanying this amend­ to read as follows: ment, issued simultaneously herewith, authority is required by the provisions has been filed with the Division of the (l) “Industrial user” means an estab­ of War Food Orde» No. 119 or by reason Federal Register.* lishment which uses laundry soap, soap of any exemption made or relief granted Restriction Order No. 10 is amended in flakes, or soap powder in order to render under that order. the following respects: services to the public, such as laundries. This Amendment 1 to General Order (m) “Institutional user” means an es­ ODT L-3 shall become effective January 1. Section 1.1 (a) is amended to read tablishment which uses laundry soap, as follows: soap flakes, or soap powder for cleaning 1, 1945, as to Areas Nos. 1 and 2 desig­ nated in Appendix A hereof; effective (a) No importer or wholesaler shall premises of, or washing clothes used by transfer laundry soap, soap flakes, or persons housed within a non-profit insti­ January 8, 1945, as to Area No. 3; and soap powder, to any person who was not tution, such as a hospital, school, con­ effective January 15, 1945, as to Area his customer during any of the months vent, or prison. No. 4. from April 1944 to September 1944, inclu­ This order shall become effective as of (Title III of the Second War Powers Act, sive; and shall not transfer to any one December 23, 1944. 1942, 56 Stat. 177, 50 U.S. Code § 633; of his customers for any one given month Issued this 3d day of January 1945. E.O. 8989, as amended, 6 F.R. 6725, 8 F.R. laundry soap in excess of % (33Y3%), 14183; E.O. 9156, 7 F.R. 3349; WPB Dir. or soap flakes or soap powder in excess of R. Garcia Cintron, % (66%%) of the average monthly Acting Territorial Director, 21,8 F.R. 5834; Certificates of WFA dated transfers made to that customer during Puerto Rico. Dec. 1, 1944, and Dec. 29, 1944, respec­ the months from April 1944 to September Approved: tively) 1944, inclusive, unless authorized in writ­ J ames P. Davis, Issued at Washington, D. C., this 30th ing by the Director of the Office of Price Regional Administrator, day of December 1944. Administration for Puerto Rico. Region IX. J. M. J ohnson, •Copies may be obtained from the Office of [F. R. Doc. 45-176; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; Director, Price Administration. 11:47 a. m.] Office of Defense Transportation. 162 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945

Appendix A—Designated Areas Subject to order that all licenses issued to you under Dated at Washington, D. C., December General Order ODT L-3 the Federal Explosives Act shall be re­ 29, 1944. Area No. 1: All of the State of Delaware voked without further notice to you if, By the Commission. south of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal hereafter, you fail to complyIscrupulously and all of that part of the County of Cecil with the requirements of the act and the [seal] T. J. Slowie, in the State of Maryland south of the Ches­ regulations thereunder. Secretary. apeake and Delaware Canal, and the Counties of Kent, Queen Annes, Caroline, Dorchester* This order shall be published in the [F. R. Doc. 45-192; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; Wicomico, Talbot, Worcester, and Somerset in F ederal R egister. 12:00 m.] the State of Maryland, and the Counties of Accomac and Northampton in the State of Dated at Washington, D. C., this 23d day of December 1944; Virginia; [Docket No. 6105] Area No. 2: The Counties of Augusta, Rock­ R. R. Sayers, ingham, Page, Shenandoah, and Frederick in Director. J ulio M. Conesa the State of Virginia, and the Counties of Hardy, Pendleton, Grant, and Hampshire in [F. R. Doc. 45-150; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; NOTICE OF HEARING the State of West Virginia; 10:03 a. m.] In re application of Julio M. Conesa Area No. 3: The Counties of Cherokee, Daw­ son, Forsyth, Lumpkin, Hall, White, and Ha­ (WPRP) ; dated, May 27, 1940; for re­ bersham in the State of Georgia; newal of license; class of service, broad­ Area No. 4: The Counties of Benton, Wash­ FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM­ cast; class of station, broadcast; location, ington, Carroll, Boone, Sebastian, Franklin, Ponce, Puerto Rico; present assignment: Madison, and Crawford in the State of Ark­ MISSION. Frequency, 1420 kc; power, 250 w; hours ansas, the Counties of Newton, McDonald, [Docket No. 5678] of operation, unlimited. File No. B-R- Stone, Taney, and Barry in the State of J ulio M. Conesa 882. Missouri, and the Counties of Ottawa, Dela­ You are hereby notified that the Com­ ware, and Adair in the State of Oklahoma. NOTICE OF HEARING mission has examined the application in [F. R. Doc. 46-114; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; In re application of Julio M. Conesa the above-entitled case and has desig­ 2:07 p. m.] (WPRP) ; dated, April 19, 1939; for con­ nated the matter for hearing in consoli­ struction permit; class of service, broad­ dation with the applications of Julio M. —...... ft cast; class of station, broadcast; location, Conesa (WPRP), Docket Nos. 5678, 6107 Notices Ponce, Puerto Rico; operating assign­ and 6684; the application of Julio M. ment specified: Frequency, 1520 kc; Cçnesa, Assignor and Voice of Porto Rico, power, 1 kw night, 5 kw day; hours of Inc., Assignee, Docket No. 6685 and the DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. operation, unlimited. File No. B-P-2377. application of Consolidated Broadcasting You are hereby notified that the Com­ Corporation, Docket No. 6686, for the fol­ Bureau of Mines. mission has examined the application in lowing additional reasons: J. R eed Denison, et al. the above-entitled case and has desig­ 1. To obtain full information with re­ nated the matter for hearing in con­ spect to all contracts or negotiations by ORDER DETERMINING VIOLATIONS AND IMPOS-; solidation with the applications of Julio the licensee for the assignment of the ING CONDITIONS POR SUSPENSION OP M. Conesa (WPRP), Docket Nos. 6105, license of Station WPRP and for the REVOCATION 6107, 6684; the application of Julio M. transfer of its equipment and other In the matter of licensee J. Reed Deni­ Conesa, Assignor and Voice of Porto Rico, assets. son, W. H. Denison, W. H. Denison Man­ Inc., Assignee. Docket No. 6685, and the 2. To determine whether on, or about, ganese Co., Walter H. Denison Manga­ application of Consolidated Broadcasting June 24, 1944, Station WPRP radiated nese & Contracting Co., Inc. Proceed­ Corporation, Docket No. 6686, for the fol­ radio frequency emissions outside the ings for revocation of licenses. lowing additional reasons: authorized band in violation of § 3.46 (c) To: J. Reed Denison, W. H. Denison, 1. To determine whether the proposed of the Commission’s rules. W. H. Denison Manganese Co., Walter H. operation would serve an outstanding 3. To determine whether on, or about, Denison Manganese & Contracting Co., public need or national interest within September 9, 1944, the transmitting Inc., 1164 East College Street, Batesville, the meaning of the Commission’s supple­ equipment of Station WPRP was con­ Arkansas. mental statement of policy of January structed and operated in accordance with Based upon the records in this matter, 26, 1944. § 3.46 of the Commission’s rules and sec­ including your answers, I make the fol­ 2. To determine whether the granting tion 12-B of the Standards of Good En­ lowing findings of fact: of this application would otherwise be gineering Practice, particularly as to 1. A specification of charges against consistent with the policy announced by whether all access doors were provided you setting forth violations of the Fed­ the Commission in its supplemental with interlocks which would disconnect eral Explosives Act (55 Stat. 863), as statement of January 26, 1944. all voltages in excess of 350 volts. amended, and the regulations pursuant The application involved herein will The application involved herein will thereto, of which you were accused, was not be granted by the Commission unless not be granted by the Commission un­ mailed to you on September 16, 1944, the issues listed above are determined less the issues listed above are deter­ giving you notice to mail an answer in favor of the applicant on the basis of mined in favor of the applicant on the within 15 days from that date answer­ a record duly and properly made by basis of a record duly and properly made ing the charges against you and re­ means of a formal hearing. by means of a formal hearing. questing an oral hearing if you wished. The applicant is hereby given the op­ The applicant is hereby given the op­ 2. You answered the charges by let­ portunity to obtain a hearing on such portunity to obtain a hearing on such ters dated September 28, 1944, and No­ issues by filing a written appearance in issues by filing a written appearance in vember 6, 1944, and stated that you did accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 not desire an oral hearing. (b) of the Commission’s rules of practice (b) of the Commission’s rules of practice 3. The charges against you are true. and procedure. Persons other than the and procedure. Persons other than the 4. An investigation of your operations applicant herein and the applicants al­ applicant herein and the applicants al­ on November 21, 1944, indicated that on ready made a party by consolidation who ready made a party by consolidation, that date you were complying with the desire to be heard must file a petition who desire to be heard must file a peti­ Federal Explosives Act and the regula­ to intervene in accordance with the pro­ tion to intervene in accordance with the tions pursuant thereto. provisions of §§ 1.102, 1.141 and 1.142 of Now, therefore, by virtue of the author­ visions of §§ 1.102, 1.141 and 1.142 of the ity vested in me by the Federal Explosives Commission’s rules of practice and pro­ the Commission’s rules of practice and Act and the regulations pursuant thereto, cedure. procedure. I hereby determine that you have violated The'applicant’s address is as follows: The applicant’s address is as follows: the Federal Explosives Act and the regu­ Julia M. Conesa, Radio Station WPRP, Julio M. Conesa, Radio Station WPRP, lations pursuant thereto, and I hereby # 4 Trujillo Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico. #4 Trujillo Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico1? FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 1,63 Dated at Washington, D. C., December [Docket No. 6684] “ [Docket No. 6685] 29,1944. J ulio M. Conesa J ulio M. Conesa, Assignor, and Voice of By the Commission. P orto Rico, Assignee NOTICE OF HEARING [seal] T. J. Slowie, NOTICE OF HEARING Secretary. In re application of Julio M. Conesa In re application of Julio M. Conesa, (WPRP); dated, September 14,1943; for IP. R. Doc. 45-193; Piled, Jan. 8, 1945; Assignor and Voice of Porto Ricor As­ 12:00 m.J ** construction permit to move transmit­ signee; dated, January 29, 1944; for vol­ ter and install new antenna; class of untary assignment of license of Station service, broadcast; class of station, WPRP; class of service, broadcast; class broadcast; location, Ponce, Puerto Rico; of station, broadcast; location, Ponce, [Docket No. 6107] operating assignment specified: Fre­ Puerto Rico; operating assignment speci­ JULIO M. CONESA quency, 1420 kc; power, 250 w; hours of fied: Frequency, 1420 kc; power, 250 w; operation, unlimited. File No. B-P-3547. hours of operation, unlimited. File No. NOTICE OF HEARING B-AL-399. You are hereby notified that the Com­ You are hereby notified that the Com­ In re application of Julio M. Conesa mission has examined the application in mission has examined the application in (WPRP) ; dated, July 26,1940; for modi­ the above-entitled case and has desig­ the above-entitled case and has desig­ fication of construction permit; class of nated the matter for hearing in consoli­ nated the màtter for hearing on consoli­ service, broadcast; class of station, dation with the applications of Julio M. dation with the applications of Julio M. broadcast; location, Ponce, Puerto Rico; Conesa, Dockets Nos. 5678, 6105 and Conesa, Dockets Nos. 5678, 6105, 6107 and operating assignment specified: Fre­ 6107; the application of Julio M. Conesa, 6684; and the application of Consoli­ quency, 1520 kc under NÂRBA; power, 1 Assignor and Voice of Porto Rico, Inc., dated Broadcasting Corporation Docket kw night, 5 kw day; hours of operation, Assignee, for assignment of license of No. 6686 for the following reasons: unlimited. File No. B-MP-1024. 1. To determine the legal, financial, You are hereby notified that the Com­ Station WPRP, Docket No. 6685; and the application of Consolidated Broadcast­ technical and other qualifications of the mission has examined the application proposed assignee and its officers, di­ in the above-entitled case and has desig­ ing Corporation, Docket No. 6686, for rectors, and stockholders to operate Sta­ nated the matter for hearing in con­ the following reasons: tion WPRP. solidation with the applications of Julio 1. To determine the financial quali­ 2. To obtain full information with re­ M. Conesa (WPRP), Docket Nos. 5678, fications of the applicant to make the spect to all agreements entered into be­ 6105 and 6684; the application of Julio proposed changes and to continue the tween the proposed assignor and the M. Conesa, Assignor and Voice of Porto operation of Station WPRP." proposed assignee "or any of its officers, Rico, Inc., Assignee, Docket No. 6685 and 2. To determine whether operation as directors and stockholders. the application of Consolidated Broad­ proposed would permit Station WPRP to 3. To obtain full information with re­ casting Corporation, Docket No. 6686, spect to all agreements entered into be­ for the following additional reasons: have a minimum of 25 to 50 mv/m over tween the proposed assignor and the 1. To determine whether the proposed the business district of Ponce, Puerto Consolidated Broadcasting Corporation operation would serve an outstanding Rico, as contemplated by the Standards or any of its officers, directors and stock­ public need or national interest within of Good Engineering Practice. holders. the meaning of the Commission’s sup­ 3. To determine whether, in view of 4. To obtain full information with re­ plemental statement of policy of Janu­ the facts adduced under the foregoing spect to the character and nature of the ary 26, 1944. issues, public interest, convenience or program service proposed by the assignee 2. To determine whether the granting necessity would be served through the corporation. of this application would otherwise be granting of this application. 5. To determine whether in view of consistent with the policy announced by the evidence adduced at the hearing upon the Commission in its supplemental The application involved herein will the foregoing issues, public interest statement of January 26,1944. not be granted by the Commission unless would be served by the granting of this The application involved herein will the issues listed above are determined in application. not be granted by the Commission unless favor of the applicant on the basis of a The application involved herein will the issues listed above are determined in record duly and properly made by means not be granted by the Commission un­ favor of the applicant on the basis of a of a formal hearing. less the issues listed above are determined record duly and properly made by means The applicant is hereby given the op­ in favor of the applicant on the basis of of a formal hearing. portunity to obtain a hearing on such a record duly and properly made by The applicant is hereby given the op­ issues by filing a written appearance in means of a formal hearing. portunity to obtain a hearing on such accordance with the provisions of The applicant is hereby given the op­ issues by filing a written appearance in § 1.382 (b) of the Commission’s rules of portunity to obtain a hearing on such is­ accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 sues by filing a written appearance in (b) of the Commission’s rules of prac­ practice and procedure. Persons other accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 tice and procedure. Persons other than than the applicant herein and the appli­ (b) of the Commission’s rules of practice the applicant herein and the applicants cants already made a party by consoli­ and procedure. Persons other than the already made a party by consolidation, dation, who desire to be heard must file applicant herein and the applicants who desire to be heard must file a peti­ a petition to intervene in accordance already made a party, by consolidation, tion to intervene in accordance with the with the provisions of §§ 1.102, 1.141 and who desire to be heard must file a peti­ provisions of §§ 1,102, 1.141 and 1.142 of 1.142 of the Commission’s rules of prac­ tion to intervene in accordance with the the Commission’s rules of practice and tice and procedure. provisions of §§ 1.102, 1.141 and 1.142 of procedure. The applicant’s address is as follows: the Commission’s rules of practice and The applicant’s address is as follows: Julio M. Conesa, 6 Trujillo Street, Radio procedure. Julio M. Conesa, Radio Station WPRP, Station WPRP, Ponce, Puerto Rico. The applicant’s address is as follows: #4 Trujillo Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico. • Julio M. Conesa, Radio Station WPRP, Trujillo Street, Ponce, Puerto Rico. Dated at Washington, D. C., Decem­ Dated at Washington, D. C., Decem­ ber 29, 1944. ber 29,1944. Dated at Washington, D. C., December 29, 1944. By -the Commission. By the Commission. By the Commission. [seal] T. J. Slowie, [seal] T. J. Slowie, Secretary. Secretary. [seal] T. J. Slowie, Secretary. [P. R. Doc. 45-194; Piled, Jan. 8, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-195; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-196; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; 12:00 m.] 12:00 m.] 12:00 m.] 164 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 [Docket No. 6724] The applicant is hereby given the 7. To determine whether the granting opportunity to obtain a hearing on such of this application would otherwise be T exas Broadcasters issues by filing a writen appearance in consistent with the policy announced by .NOTICE OF HEARING accordance with the provisions of § 1.382 the Commission in its supplemental In re application of Fred Weber, E. A. (b) of the Commission’s rules of practice statement of January 26, 1944. Stephens and William H. Talbot, d/b as and procedure. Persons other than the 8. To determine whether, in view of Texas ««Broadcasters (New); date filed, applicant herein who desire to be heard the facts adduced under the foregoing June 29, 1944; for construction permit; must file a petition to intervene in ac­ issues, public interest, convenience or class of service, broadcast; class of sta­ cordance with the provisions of §§ 1.102, necessity wouîd be served through the tion, broadcast; location, Houston, 1.141 and 1.142 of the Commission’s rules granting of this application, the appli­ Texas; operating assignment specified; of practice and procedure. cations of Julio M. Conesa (Docket Nos. Frequency 1580 kc; power, 500 w night, The applicant’s address is as follows: 5678, 6105, 6107 and 6684) and the appli­ 1 kw day; hours of operation, unlimited. Fred Weber, E. A. Stephens & William H. cation of Julio M. Conesa (transferor) File 'No. B3-P-3648. Talbot, doing business as Texas Broad­ and the Voice of Puerto Rico (trans­ You are hereby notified that the Com­ casters, % Fred Weber, Radio Station feree) (Docket No. 6685) or any of them. mission has examined the application in WDSU, Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans, The application involved herein will the above-entitled case and has desig­ Louisiana. not be granted by the Commission unless nated the matter for hearing upon the Dated at Washington, D. C., December the issues listed above are determined following issues: 29, 1944. in favor of the applicant on the basis of 1. To determine the legal, technical, a record duly and properly made by financial and other qualifications of the By the Commission. means of a formal hearing. applicant partnership and its members [seal] T. J. Slowie, The applicant is hereby given the op­ to construct and operate the proposed Secretary. portunity to obtain a hearing on such issues by filing a written appearance in station. [F. R. Doc. 45-198; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; accordance with the provisions of 2. To determine the nature and char­ 12:01 p. m.] acter of the programs proposed by the § 1.382 (b) of the Commission’s rules of applicant. practice and procedure. Persons other 3. To determine the areas and popula­ than the applicant herein and the ap­ tions which would receive primary serv­ [Docket No. 6686] plicants already made a party by consoli­ ice from the operation of the proposed Consolidated Broadcasting Corp. dation, who desire to be heard must file station, and what other broadcast serv­ a petition to intervene in accordance ices are available to those areas and NOTICE OF HEARING with the provisions of §§ 1.102, 1.141 and populations. In re application of Consolidated 1.142 of the Commission’s rules of prac­ 4. To determine whether the station, Broadcasting Corporation (New); dated tice and procedure. operating as proposed, would have a April 10, 1944; for construction permit The applicant’s address is as follows; signal in excess of 25 uv/m 10% of the for a new station; class of service, Consolidated Broadcasting Corpora­ time across any portion of the Canadian- broadcast; class of station, broadcast; tion, Meditacion #10, Mayaguez, Puerto United States border. location, Ponce, Puerto Rico; operating Rico. 5. To determine the extent of any in­ assignment specified: Frequency, 1420 Dated at Washington, D. C., December terference which might result from the kc; power, 250 w; hours of- operation, 29, 1944. simultaneous operations of the proposed unlimited (requesting facilities of station and Stations CMCJ-CMCR, Ha­ WPRP). File No. B-P-3617. By the Commission. vana, Cuba, and CMJQ, Nuevitas, Cam. You are hereby notified that the Com­ [seal] T. J. Slowie, 6. To determine whether granting of mission has examined the application in Secretary. this application would be consistent with the above-entitled case and has desig­ the provisions of the North American nated the -matter for hearing in con­ [F. R. Doc. 45-197; Piled, Jan. 3, 1945; Regional Broadcasting Agreement. solidation with the applications of Julio 12:00 m] 7. To determine whether the operation M. Conesa (WPRP), Docket Nos. 5678, of the proposed station would be con­ 6105, 6107, and 6684; and the application sistent with the Standards of Good of Julio M. Conesa, Assignor and Voice FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COR­ Engineering Practice, particularly as to of Porto Rico, Inc., Assignee, Docket No. the population residing within the pre­ 6685, for the following reasons: PORATION. dicted 250 mv/m contour- (“blanket 1. To determine the legal, financial, I nsured State Banks area”) . technical and other qualifications of the 8. To determine whether the proposed applicant corporation to construct and CALL FOR REPORT OF CONDITION AND ANNUAL operation or that proposed by H. C. Cock- operate the proposed station. REPORT OF EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS burn tr/.as San Jacinto Broadcasting 2. To obtain full information with re­ Resolution of Board of Directors Company (B3-P-3661) would serve an spect to the nature and character of the adopted December 29, 1944, authorizing outstanding public need or national in­ proposed program service. call for report of condition and annual terest within the meaning of the Com­ 3. To obtain full information with re­ report of earnings and dividends on in­ mission’s supplemental statement of spect to all contracts between the ap­ sured State banks not members of the policy of January 26, 1944. plicant or its officers, directors and stock­ Federal Reserve System, except banks in 9. To determine whether the granting holders, and the licensee of Station the District of Columbia and mutual sav­ of this application* would otherwise be WPRP. ings banks. consistent with the policy announced by 4. To obtain full information with re­ Pursuant to the provisions of para­ the Commission in its supplemental spect to applicant’s plans for obtaining graph (3) of subsection (k) of section statement of policy of January 26, 1944. equipment for its proposed operation. 12B of the Federal Reserve Act, as 10. To determine whether, in view of 5. To determine whether the proposed amended, be it resolved that each in­ the facts adduced under the foregoing radiating system complies with the rec­ sured State bank not a member of the issues, public interest, convenience or ommendations of the Standards of Good Federal Reserve System, except a bank necessity would be served through the Engineering Practice, particularly as to in the District of Columbia and a mutual granting of this application. the height of the vertical lead. savings bank, be, and hereby is, required The application involved herein will 6. To determine whether the proposed to submit to the Federal Deposit Insur­ not be granted by the Commission unless operation would serve an outstanding ance Corporation within ten days after the issues listed above are determined in public need or national interest within receipt of notice of this resolution ¿re­ favor of the applicant on the basis of a the meaning of the Commission’s sup­ port of its condition as of the close of record duly and properly made by means plemental statement of policy of Janu­ business Saturday, December 30, 1944, of a formal hearing. ary 26, 1944. on Form 64 (Short form)—Call No. 22, FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 165 and a report of earnings and dividends It appearing that the petitioner re­ Nationals and Last Known Address for the calendar year 1944, on Form 73. quests a rehearing with respect to the Adam Knoblauh, Germany. Said report of condition shall be pre­ following items in said order: Joseph Knoblauh, Germany. pared in accordance with, “Instructions (a) The elective date of the license Valentine Knoblauh, Germany. for the Preparation of Reports of Con­ which was prescribed as January 1,1938; Anna Knoblauh, Germany. dition on Form 64”, issued December (b) The method for determination of Agnes Knoblauh, Germany. 1938, and supplements of June 25 and net investment set out in paragraph (A) That such property is in the process of December 21, 1942; and said report of (viii) of said order; administration by Walter T. Wagner and earnings and dividends shall be prepared (c) The requirement in paragraph (A) Frank Darmstadt, as Executors, acting under in accordance with, “Instructions for the (viii) of said order that the licensee must the judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Preparation of Reports of Earnings and agree to accept the original cost of the Court, Kings County, New York; Dividends on Form 73”, issued December And determining that to the extent that project less accrued depreciation deter­ such nationals are persons not within a des­ 1937, and supplement of December 21, mined as provided in said order as being ignated enemy country, the national interest 1942. the net investment of the project as of of the United States requires that such per­ [seal] F ederal Deposit I nsurance the effective date; - sons be. treated as nationals of a designated Corporation, (d) The reguirement in paragraph enemy country, (Germany); And having made all determinations and By E. F. Downey, (B) of said order that a portion of the surplus earnings “received in any calen­ taken all action required by law, including Secretary, appropriate consultation and certification, dar year” shall be paid into the amorti­ and deeming it necessary in the national [F.- R. Doc. 45-170; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; zation reserves rather than creation of interest, 11:33 a. m.] amortization reserves out of surplus “ac­ cumulated” during the license period; hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ and todian the property described above, to Insured Mutual Savings Banks (e) Thè finding of 6 percent in para­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, CALL FOR REPORT OF CONDITION AND ANNUAL graph (B) of said order as the reason­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ REPORT OF EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS able rate of return upon the net invest­ est and for the benefit of the United ment in the project. States. Resolution of Board of Directors The Commission finds that: Such property and any or all of the adopted December 29, 1944, authorizing Upon the circumstances it is neces­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ call for report of condition and annual sary and appropriate to grant the ap­ propriate account or accounts, pending report of earnings and dividends on in­ plication for rehearing and to stay the further determination of the Alien Prop­ sured mutual savings banks not members Commission’s order of November 7, 1944, erty Custodian. This order shall not be of the Federal Reserve System. as hereinafter provided. deemed to limit the power of the Alien Pursuant to the provisions of para­ It is ordered, That: Property Custodian to return such prop­ graph (3) of subsection (k) of section (A) The application for rehearing on erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or 12B of the Federal Reserve Act, as the Commission’s order of November 7, in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate amended, be it resolved that each insured 1944, be and it is hereby granted, such that compensation will not be paid in lieu mutual savings bank not a member of rehearing to start at 10:00 a. m. on Feb­ thereof, if and when it should be deter­ the Federal Reserve System be, and ruary 27,1945, in the Commission’s hear­ mined to take any one or all of such ac­ hereby is, required to submit to the Fed­ ing room at 1757 K Street, NW., Wash­ tions. eral Deposit Insurance Corporation ington, D. C. Any person, except a national of a des­ within ten days after receipt of notice of (B) The order of November 7, 1944, ignated enemy country, asserting any this resolution a report of its condition be and it is hereby stayed until further claim arising as a result of this order as of the close of business Saturday, order of the Commission. may, within one year from the date here­ December 30,1944, on Form 64 (Savings), of, or within such further time as may be and a report of earnings and dividends By the Commission. allowed, file with the Alien Property Cus­ for the calendar year 1944, on Form 73 [seal] J. H. Gutride, todian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, (Savings). Said report of condition and Acting Secretary. together with a request for a hearing report of earnings and dividends shall be thereon. Nothing herein contained shall prepared in accordance with, “Instruc­ [F. R. Doc. 45-153; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; 10:03 a. m.] be deemed to constitute an admission of tions for the Preparation of Reports of the existence, validity or right to allow­ Condition on Form 64 (Savings) and Re­ ance of any such claim. ports of Earnings and Dividends on Form The terms “national” and “designated 73 (Savings) by Insured Mutual Savings enemy country” as used herein shall have Banks”, issued December 1940. OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [seal] F ederal Deposit Insurance TODIAN. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Corporation, [Vesting Order 4420] Executed at Washington, D. C. on De­ By E .F . Downey, Margareth Hefner cember 19, 1944. Secretary. In re: Estate of Margareth Hefner, [seal] J ames E. Markham, [F. R. Doc. 45-171; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; also known as Maggie Hefner, Margareta Alien Property Custodian. 11:33 a. m-f Hefner and Gretchen Hefner, deceased; [F. R. Doc. 45-154; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; File No. D-28-2515; E. T. sec. 3644. 11:05 a. m.J Under the authority of the Trading FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [Project No. 1888] and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order 4421] Metropolitan E dison Co. after investigation, finding; R osa Hertlein That the property described as follows: ORDER GRANTING REHEARING AND STAY In re: Estate of Rosa Hertlein, also All right, title, interest and claim of any known as Rosa Herdlein, deceased; File December 29, 1944. kind dr character whatsoever of Adam Knoblauh, Joseph Knoblauh, Valentine D-28-8806; E.T. sec. 10768. Upon application filed December 6, Knoblauh, Anna Knoblauh and Agnes Knob­ Under the authority of the Trading 1944, by Metropolitan Edison Company lauh, and each of them, in and to the Es­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and for rehearing on the Commission’s order tate of Margareth Hefner, also known as Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, of November 7,1944, authorizing issuance Maggie Hefner, Margareta Hefner and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, of a license (major) for the constructed Gretchen Hefner, deceased, after investigation, finding; York Haven Project, located on the Sus­ is property payable or deliverable to, or That the property described as follows: All quehanna River at York Haven, Pennsyl­ claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy right, title, interest and claim of any kind or vania, Project No. 1888; and country, Germany, namely, character whatsoever of Rosa Domhart Otto No. 3---- 3 166 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 and Tecla Bock, and each of them, in and to and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading the Estate of Rosa Hertleih, also known as after investigation, finding; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Rosa Herdlein, deceased, That the property described as follows: Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, is property payable or deliverable to, or All right, title, interest and claim of any and pursuant to law, the undersigned, claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy kind or character whatsoever of Margit Jawor, after investigation, finding; country, Germany, namely, also known as Greta Jawor and Peggy Jawor, in and to the estate of Ladislao Jawor, de­ That the property described as follows: Nationals and Last Knovm Address All right, title, interest and claim of any ceased, kind or character whatsoever of Samuel Rosa Domhart Otto, Germany^ is property payable or deliverable to, or Schecter (Schechter) and Fannie Schecter Tecla Bock, Germany. claimed by, a national of a designated enemy (Schechter), and each of them, in and to the That such property is in the process of ad­ country, Germany, namely, Estate of Goldie Klein, deceased, ministration by William A. G. Leopold, as National and Last Known Address is property payable or deliverable to, or Executor of the Estate of Rosa Hertlein, also Margit Jawor, also known as Greta Jawor claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy known as Rosa Herdlein, deceased, acting country, Rumania, namely, under the judicial supervision of the Surro­ and Peggy Jawor, Germany (Austria). gate’s Court, Queens County, New York; y That such property is in the process of Nationals and Last Known Address And determining that to the extent that administration by Leroy W. Haryey, Executor, such nationals are persons not within a desig­ acting under the judicial supervision of the Samuel Schecter (Schechter), Rumania. nated enemy country, the national interest Union County Orphans’ Court, Elizabeth, Fannie Schecter (Schechter), Rumania. of the United States requires that such per­ New Jersey; That such property is in the process of ad­ sons be treated as nationals of a designated And determining that to the extent that ministration by James W. Brown, as Admin­ enemy country, (Germany); such national is a person not within a desig­ istrator of the Estate of Goldie Klein, acting And having made all determinations and nated enemy country, the national interest under the judicial supervision of the Surro­ taken all action required by law, including of the United States requires that such per­ gate’s Court of Bronx County, New York; appropriate consultation and certification, son be treated as a national of a designated And determining that to the extent that and deeming it necessary in the national enemy country (Germany): such nationals are persons not within a interest, And having made all determinations and designated enemy country, the national in­ taken all action required by law, including terest of the United States requires that such hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ appropriate consultation and certification,- persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ todian the property described above, to and deeming it necessary in the national nated enemy country, (Rumania); be held, used, administered, liquidated, interest. And having made all determinations and sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ taken all action required by law, including terest and for the benefit of the United hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ appropriate consultation and certification, States. todian the property described above, to and deeming it necessary in the national be held, used, administered, liquidated, interest, Such property and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ est and for the benefit of the United hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ propriate account or accounts pending States. todian the property described above, to further determination of the Alien Prop­ Such property and any or all of the be held, used, administered, liquidat'ed, erty Custodian. This order shall not be proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien propriate account or accounts, pending terest and for the benefit of the United Property Custodian to return such prop­ further determination of the Alien Prop­ States. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or erty Custodian. This order shall not be Such property and any or all of the in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ cate that compensation will not be paid Property Custodian to return such prop­ propriate account or accounts, pending in lieu thereof, if and when it should erty Qr the proceeds thereof in whole or further determination of the Alien Prop­ be determined to take any one or all of in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate erty Custodian. This order shall not be such actions. that compensation will not be paid in deemed to limit the power of the Alien Any person, except a national of a lieu thereof, if and when it should be Property Custodian to return such prop­ designated enemy country, asserting any erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or claim arising as a result of this order determined to take any one or all of such may, within one year from the date actions. in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ hereof, or within such further time as Any person, except a national of a des­ cate that compensation will not be paid may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ ignated enemy country, asserting any in lieu thereof, if and when it should be erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice claim arising as a result of this order determined to take any one or all of of claim, together with a request for a may, within one year from the date such actions. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ hereof, or within such further time as Any person, except a national of a des­ tained shall be deemed to constitute an may be allowed,, file with the Alien Prop­ ignated enemy country, asserting any admission of the existence, validity or erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice claim arising as a result of this order right to allowance of any such claim. of claim, together with a request for a may, within one year from the date here­ The terms “national” and “designated hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ of, or within such further time as may be tained shall be deemed to constitute an allowed, file with the Alien Property enemy country” as used herein shall have admission of the existence, validity or the meanings prescribed in section 10 right to allowance of any such claim. Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. The terms “national” and “designated claim, together with a request for a hear­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ enemy country” as used herein shall have ing thereon. Nothing herein contained cember 19, 1944. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ sion of the existence, validity or right [seal] J ames E. Markham, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C. on De­ to allowance of any such claim. cember 19, 1944. The terms “national” and “designated [F. R. Doc. 45-155; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; enemy country” as used herein shall 11:05 a. m.] [seal] J ames E. Markham, have the meanings prescribed in section Alien Property Custodian. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as [F. R. Doc. 45-150; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; alnended. [Vesting Order 4422] 11:05 a. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C., on Ladislao J awor . [Vesting Order 4423] December 19, 1944. In re: Estate of Ladislao Jawor, de­ ceased; File D-6-171; E. T. sec. 3910. G oldie K lein [seal] J ames E. Markham, Under the authority of the Trading In re: Estate of Goldie Klein, de­ Alien Property Custodian. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and ceased; File No. D-57-372; E. T. sec. [F. R. Doc. 45-157; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 11580. 11:05 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 167 [Vesting Order 4424] [Supplemental Vesting Order 4425] [Vesting Order 4426] Valentin K lein Hugo K ompman William K riete In re: Estate of Valentin Klein, de­ In re: Estate of Hugo Kompman, de­ In re: Estate of William Kriete, also ceased; Pile No. D-28-2548; E. T. sec. ceased; File Ef-28-8746; E. T. sec. 10624. known as Wilhelm Kriete, deceased. 4921. Under the authority of the Trading File D-28-3842; E.T. sec. 6499. Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding; * and pursuant to law, the undersigned, after investigation, finding; That the property described as follows: after investigation, finding; That the property described as follows: All right, title, interest and claim of any. That the property described as follows: All right, title, interest and claim of any kind kind or character whatsoever of the heirs All right, title, interest and claim of any or character whatsoever of Dr. Heinrich at law, names unknown, of Hugo Kompman, kind or character whatsoever of Auguste Kramer and Mrs. Louisa Plojetz, and each of deceased, and each of them, in and to the Estate of Hugo Kompman, deceased, Portner and Karl Kriete, and each of them, them, in and to the Estate of Valentin Klein, in and to the estate of William Kriete, also deceased and in and to the trust established is property payable or deliverable to, or known as Wilhelm Kriete, deceased, under the Will of Valentin Klein, deceased, claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, is property payable or deliverable to, or is property payable or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany, namely, Nationals and Last Known Address country, Germany, namely, Heirs at law, names unknown, of Hugo Nationals and Last Known Address Nationals and• Last Known Address Kompman, deceased, Germany. Dr. Heinrich Kramer, Germany. Auguste Portner, Germany. Mrs. Louisa Plojetz, Germany. That such property is in the process of Karl Kriete, Germany. administration by John T. Dempsey, 11 South That such property is in the process of That such property is in the process of ad­ La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois, as Admin­ ministration by The Chase National. Bank of administration by August Kriete, Adminis­ istrator of the Estate of Hugo Kompman, trator of the Estate of William Kriete, also the City of New York, Executor and Trustee, deceased, acting under the judicial super­ and Carl Bock, Co-Executor, acting under the known as Wilhelm Kriete, acting under the vision of the Probate Court, County of Cook, judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, State of Illinois; Bronx County, State of New York; And determining that to the extent that New York County, State of New York; And determining that to the extent that such nationals are persons not within a des­ And determining that to the extent that such nationals are persons not within a des­ ignated enemy country, the national interest such nationals are persons not within a des­ ignated enemy country, the national interest of the United ^States requires that such per­ ignated enemy country, the national interest of the United States requires that such per­ sons be treated as nationals of a designated of the United States requires that such per­ sons be treated as nationals of a designated enemy country, (Germany); sons be treated as nationals of a designated enemy country, Germany; And having made all determinations and enemy country, (Germany) ; And having made all determinations and taken all action required by law, including And having made all determinations and taken all action required by law, including appropriate consultation and certification, taken all action required by law, including appropriate consultation and certification, and deeming it necessary in the national appropriate consultation and certification, and deeming it necessary in the national interest, and deeming it necessary in the national interest, interest, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ todian the property described above, to todian the property described above, to todian the property described above, to be held, used, administered, liquidated, be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ est and for the benefit of the United est and for the benefit of the United est and for the benefit of the United States. States. States. Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the Such property and any or all of the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an propriate account or accounts, pending appropriate account or accounts, pend­ propriate account or accounts, pending further determination of the Alien Prop­ further determination of the Alien Prop­ ing further determination of the Alien erty Custodian. This order shall not be Property Custodian. This order shall not erty Custodian. This order shall not be deemed to limit the power of the Alien deemed to limit the power of the Alien be deemed to limit the power of the Alien Property Custodian to return such prop­ Property Custodian to return such prop­ Property Custodian to return such prop­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ that compensation will not be paid in lieu that compensation will not be paid in lieu cate that compensation will not be paid thereof, if and when it should be deter­ thereof, if and when it should be deter­ in lieu thereof, if and when it should be mined to take any one or all of such mined to take any one or all of such determined to take any one or all of such actions. actions. actions. Any person, except a national of a Any person, except a national of a de­ Any person, except a national of a des­ designated enemy country, asserting any signated enemy country, asserting any ignated enemy country, asserting any claim arising as a result of this order claim arising as a result of this order claim arising as a result of this order may, within one year from the date may, within one year from the date may, within one year from the date here­ hereof, or within such further time as hereof, or within such further time as of, or within such further time as may be may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ allowed, file with the Alien Property Cus­ erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice todian on Form APC-1 a notice of claim, of claim, together with a request for a of claim, together with a request for a together with a request for a hearing hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ thereon. Nothing herein contained shall tained shall be deemed to constitute an tained shall be deemed to constitute an be deemed to constitute an admission of admission of the existence, validity or admission of the existence, validity or the existence, validity or right to allow­ right to allowance of any such claim. right to allowance of any such claim. ance of any such claim. The terms, “national” and “designated The terms “national” and “designated The terms “national” and “designated enemy country’’ as used herein shall have enemy country” as used herein shall have enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section 10 of the meanings prescribed in section 10 of the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Executed at Washington, D. C., on Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ December 19, 1944. cember 19, 1944. cember 19, 1944. [seal] J ames E. Markham, [seal] J ames E. Markham, [ seal ] J ames E . Markham, Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. [P. R. Doc. 45-158; Piled, Jan. 3, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-159; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-160; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; 11:05 a. m.] 11:05 a. m.] 11:05 a. m.] 168 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 [Vesting Order 4427] Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ The terms “national” and “designated Charles K reutzer cember 19, 1944. enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section In re: Estate of Charles Kreutzer, de­ [seal] J ames E. Markham, Alien Property Custodian. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as ceased. Pile No. D-28-8752; E. T. see. amended. 10642. [F. R. Doc. 45—161; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; Under the authority of the Trading 11:06 a. m1.] Executed at Washington, D. C. on De­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and cember 19,1944. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, [seal] J ames E. Markham, and pursuant to law, the undersigned, [Vesting Order 4428] Alien Property Custodian. after investigation, finding; [F. R. Doc. 45-162; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; That the property described as follows: Anna Lowey 11:06 a. m.J All right, title, interest and claim of any kind or character whatsoever of Aloys Kreut­ In re: Estate of Anna Lowey, also zer, Fannie Kreutzer, Gregor Kreutzer, Aloys known as Anna D. Lowey, deceased; File Kreutzer, Hans Kreutzer and Maria Kreutzer, No. D-28-9094; E. T. sec. 11680. [Vesting Order 4429] and each,of them, in and to the estate of Under the authority of the Trading Babette Marz Charles Kreutzer, deceased, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Babette Marz, de­ is property payable or deliverable to, or Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy and pursuant to law, the undersigned, ceased; File No. D-28-3709; E. T. sec. country, Germany, namely, after investigation, finding; 6129. Under the authority of the Trading Nationals and Last Knoum Address That the property described as follows: All right, title, interest and claim of any with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Aloys Kreutzer, Germany. kind or character whatsoever of Willie Lowey Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Fannie Kreutzer, Germany. in and to thé estate of Anna Lowey, also and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Gregor Kreutzer, Germany. known as Anna D. Lowey, deceased, after investigation, finding; Aloys Kreutzer, Germany. Hans Kreutzer, Germany. is property payable or deliverable to, or That the property described as follows: Maria Kreutzer, Germany. claimed by, a national of a designated enemy All right, title, interest and claim of any country, Germany, namely, kind or character whatsoever of "John” That such property is in the process of ad­ National and Last Known Address Marz, "Carl” Marz, “Jane” Marz, "Mary” ministration by Mrs. Louise Kreutzer, as Ex­ Marz and Frau Anna Grün, and each of ecutrix of the Estate of Charles Kreutzer, Willie Lowey, Germany. them, in and to the estate of Babette Marz, acting under the judicial supervision of the deceased, Union County Surrogate’s Court of Union That such property is in the process of County, Elizabeth, New Jersey; administration by James W. Brown, Esq., as is property payable or deliverable to, or And determining that to the extent that Administrator of the Estate of Anna Lowey, claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy also known as Anna D. Lowey, deceased, act­ country, Germany, namely, such nationals are persons not within a des­ ing under the judicial supervision of the ignated enemy country, the national inter­ Surrogate’s Court of Bronx County, New Nationals and Last Known Address est of the United States requires that such York; "John” Marz, Germany. persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ And determining that to the extent that nated enemy country, Germany; "Carl” Marz, Germany. such national is a person not within a desig­ "Jane” Marz, Germany. And having made all determinations and nated enemy country, the national interest taken all action required by law, including "Mary” Marz, Germany. of the United States requires that such Frau Anna Grün, Germany. appropriate consultation and certification, person be treated as a national of a desig­ and deeming it necessary in the national nated enemy country, (Germany); That such property is in the process of interest, And having made all determinations and administration by George P. Clere and Howard Becker, as executors of the Estate hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ taken all action required by law, including appropriate consultation and certification, of Babette Marz, and the New York City dian the property described above, to be and deeming it necessary in the national Treasurer, as Depositary, acting under the held, used, administered, liquidated, sold interest, judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, or otherwise dealt with in the interest New York County, State of New York; and for the benefit of the United States. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ And determining that to the extent that todian the property described above, to such nationals are persons not within a des­ Such property and any or all of the ignated enemy country, the national interest proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, of the United States requires that such per­ propriate account or accounts, pending sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ sons be treated as nationals of a designated further determination of the Alien Prop­ est and for the benefit of the United enemy country, (Germany); erty Custodian. This order shall not be States. And having made all determinations and deemed to limit the power of the Alien Such property and any or all of the taken all action required by law, including Property Custodian to return such prop­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ appropriate consultation and certification, erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or propriate account or accounts, pending and deeming it necessary in the national in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate further determination of the Alien Prop­ interest, that compensation will not be paid in lieu erty Custodian. This order shall not be hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ thereof, if and when it should be deter­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien todian the property described abov.e, to mined to take any one or all of such Property Custodian to return such prop­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, actions. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Any person, except a national of a in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate est and for the benefit of the United designated enemy country, asserting any that compensation will not be paid in States. claim arising as a result of this order lieu thereof, if and when it should be de­ Such property and any or all of the may, within one year from the date termined to take any one or all of such proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ hereof, or within such further time as actions. propriate account or accounts, pending may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ Any person, except a national of a des­ further determination of the Alien Prop­ erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice ignated enemy country, asserting any erty Custodian. This order shall not be of claim, together with a request for a claim arising as a result of this order deemed to limit the power of the Alien hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ may, within one year from the date Property Custodian to return ßuch prop­ hereof, or within such further time as erty or the proceeds thereof in whole tained shall be deemed to constitute an may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ or in part, nor shall it be deemed to in­ admission of the existence, validity or erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice dicate that compensation will not be paid right to allowance of any such claim. of claim, together with a request for a in lieu thereof, if and when it should be The terms “national” and “designated hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ determined to take any one or all of such enemy country” as used herein shall have tained shall be deemed to constitute an actions. the meanings prescribed in section 10 admission of the existence, validity or Any person, except a national of a des­ of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. right to allowance of any such claim, ignated enemy country, asserting any FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 169 claim arising as a result of this order determined to take any one or all of such Such property and any or all of the may, within one year from the date actions. * proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ hereof, or within such further time as Any person, except a national of a des­ propriate account or accounts, pending may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ ignated enemy country, asserting any further detefmination of the Alien Prop­ erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice claim arising as a result of this order erty Custodian. This order shall not be of claim, together with a request for a may, within one year from the date deemed to limit the power of the Alien hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ hereof, or within such further time as Property Custodian to return such prop­ tained shall be deemed to constitute an may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or admission of the existence, validity or erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice in part'nor shall it be deemed to indicate right to allowance of any such plaim. of claim, together with a request for a that compensation will not be paid in lieu The terms “national” and “designated hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ thereof, if and when it should be deter­ enemy country” as used herein shall have tained shall be deemed to constitute an mined to take any one or all of such the meanings prescribed in section 10 of admission of the existence, validity or actions. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. right to allowance of any such claim. Any person, except a national of a des­ The terms “national” and “designated ignated enemy country, asserting any Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ enemy country” as used herein shall have claim arising as a result of this order cember 19, 1944. the meanings prescribed in section 10 may, within one year from the date here­ [seal] J ames E. Markham, of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. of, or within such further time as may Alien Property Custodian. be allowed, file with the Alien Property Executed at Washington, D. C. on De­ Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of [F.. R. Doc. 45-163; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; cember 19, 1944. claim, together with a request for a hear­ 11:06 a. m.] [seal] J ames E. Markham, ing thereon. Nothing herein contained Alien Property Custodian. shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ [F. R. Doc. 45-164; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; sion of the existence, validity or right to 11:06 a. m.] allowance of any such claim. [Vesting Order 4430] The terms “national” and “designated M oses Mayer enemy country” as used herein shall have the meanings prescribed in section In re: Estate of Moses Mayer, deceased; [Vesting Order 4431] 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as File No. D-28-8607; E. T. sec. 10247. E rnest H. Q. Meyer amended. * Under the authority of the Trading Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Ernest H. G. Meyer, cember 19, 1944. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, deceased; File No. D-28-8650; E. T. sec. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, 10408. [seal] J ames E. Markham, after investigation, finding; Under the authority of the .Trading Alien Property Custodian. That the property described as follows: All with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [F. R. Doc. 45-165; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; right, title, interest and claim of any kind Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 11:07 a. m.] or character whatsoever of Elsie Schmidts, and pursuant to law, the undersigned Lillie Mayer and Julius Mayer, and each of after investigation, finding; them, in and to the estate of Moses Mayer, That the property described as follows: [Vesting Order 4432] deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any is property payable or deliverable to, or kind or character whatsoever of Anna Klin- Morris Milberg claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy sing, Louise Giesecke and Ludwig Meyer, and couiltry, Germany, namely, their executors, administrators, heirs-at-law, In re: Estate of Morris Milberg, de­ next of kin, distributees and assigns, and ceased; File D-57-341; E. T. sec. 9455. Nationals and Last Knovm Address each of them, in and to the estate of Ernest Under the authority of the Trading Elsie Schmidts, Germany. H. G. Meyer, deceased, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Lillie Mayer, Germany. is property payable or deliverable to, or Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Julius Mayer, Germany. claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy and pursuant to law, the undersigned, That such property is in the process of country, Germany, namely, after investigation, finding; administration by Sophie Mayer, Administra­ Nationals and Last Known Address That the property described as follows: All trix, acting under the Judicial supervision of right, title, interest and claim of any kind the Surrogate’s Court, County of Bronx, State Anna Klinsing, and her executors, ad­ or character whatsoever of Marele Rabin of New York; ministrators, heirs-at-law, next of kin, dis­ Sulim Halperin in and to the estate of Morris And determining that to the extent that tributees and assigns, Germany. Milberg, deceased, such nationals are persons not within a Louise Giesecke, and her executors, ad­ designated enemy country, the national in­ ministrators, heirs-at-law, next of kin, dis­ is property payable or deliverable to, or terest of the United States requires that such tributees and assigns, Germany. claimed by, a national of a designated enemy persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ Ludwig Meyer, and his executors, admin­ country, Roumania, namely, nated enemy country, Germany; istrators, heirs-at-law, next of kin, distribu­ And having made all determinations and tees and assigns, Germany. National and Last Known Address taken all action required by law, including That such property is in the process of Marele Rabin Sulim Halperin, Roumania. appropriate consultation and certification, administration by the Treasurer of the City That such property is in the procesr. of and deeming it necessary In the national of New York, as depositary, acting under the administration by Myron Benjamin Milberg interest, judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Court, and Irving Milberg, as Executors of the Estate hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus- New York County, New York; of Morris Milberg, deceased, acting under the > todian the property described above, to And determining that to the extent that judicial supervision of the Surrogate’s Court such nationals are persons not within a des­ of Kings County, New York; be held, used, administered, liquidated, ignated enemy country, the national interest And determining that to the extent that sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ of the United States requires that such per­ such national is a person not within a desig­ est and for the benefit of the United sons be treated as nationals of a designated nated enemy country, the national interest States. enemy country, Germany; of the United States requires that such per­ Such property and any or all of the And having made all determinations and son be treated as a national of a designated proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ taken all action required by law, including enemy country, Roumania; propriate account or accounts, pending appropriate consultation and certification, And having made all determinations and and deeming it necessary in the national taken all action required by law, including further determination of the Alien Prop­ interest, appropriate consultation and certification, erty Custodian. This order shall not be and deeming it necessary in the national deemed to limit the power of the Alien hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ interest, Property Custodian to return such prop­ todian the property described above, to erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or be held, used, administered, liquidated, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ todian the property described above, to cate that compensation will not be paid est and for the benefit of the United be held, used, administered, liquidated, in lieu thereof, if and when it should be States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- 170 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 terest and for the benefit of the United hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ and deeming it necessary in the national States. todian .the property described above, to interest, Such property and any or all of the be held, used, administered, liquidated, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ proceeds thereof shall be hfeld in an sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ todian the property described above, to appropriate account or accounts, pend­ terest and for the benefit of the United be held, used, administered, liquidated, ing further determination of the Alien States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ Property Custodian. This order shall Such property and any or all of the est and for the benefit of the United not be deemed to limit the power of the proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ States. Alien Property Custodian to return such propriate account or accounts, pending Such property and any or all of the property or the proceeds thereof in further determination of the Alien Prop­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ whole or in part, nor shall it be deemed erty Custodian. This order shall not be propriate account or accounts; pending to indicate that compensation will not deemed to limit the power of the Alien further determination of the Alien Prop­ be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Property Custodian to return such prop­ erty Custodian. This order shall not be should be determined to take any one or erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or deemed to limit the power of the Alien all of such actions. in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate Property Custodian to return such prop­ Any person, except a national of a that compensation will not be paid in erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or designated enemy country, asserting any lieu thereof, if and when it should be in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate claim arising as a result of this order determined to take any one or all of such that compensation will not be paid in may, within one year from the date actions. lieu thereof, if and when it should be hereof, or within such further time as Any person, except a national of a determined to take any one or all of may be allowed, file with the Alien designated enemy country, asserting any such actions. Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a claim arising as a result of this order Any person, except a national of a notice of claim, together with a request may, within one year from the date here­ designated enemy country, asserting any for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein of, or within such further time as may claim arising as a result of this order contained shall be deemed to constitute be allowed, file with the Alien Property may, within one year from the date an admission of the existence, validity Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of hereof, or within such further time as or right to allowance of any such claim. claim, together with a request for a hear­ may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop­ The terms “national” and “designated ing thereon. Nothing herein contained erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice enemy country” as used herein shall have shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ of claim, together with a request for a the meanings prescribed in section 10 of sion of the existence, validity or right to hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. allowance of any such claim. tained shall be deemed to constitute an Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ The terms “national” and “designated admission of the existence, validity or cember 19, 1944. enemy country” as used herein shall have right to allowance of any such claim. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of The terms “national” and “designated [seal ] J ames E. Markham, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. enemy country” as used herein shall have Alien Property Custodian. Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 [P. R. Doc. 45-166; Piled, Jan. 3, 1945; cember 19, 1944. of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. 11:07.a. m.] [seal] J ames E. Markham, Executed at Washington, D. C. on Alien Property Custodian. December 19, 1944. [Vesting Order 4433] [P. R. Doc. 45-167; Filed, Jan. 8, 1945; [seal] J ames E. Markham, 11:07 a.m .] Alien Property Custodian. J acob William Mueller [P. R. Doc. 45-168; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945;' In re: Estate of Jacob William Mueller, 11:07 a. m.] deceased; File D-28-7663; E. T. sec. 8208. [Vesting Order 4434 J Under the authority of the ^Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Barbara Pries Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, In re; Estate of Barbara Pries, de­ [Vesting Order 4435] and pursuant to law, the undersigned, ceased; File No. D-28-8793; E. T. sec. Emma U. Rohnert after investigation, finding; 10748. In re: Trusts under the will of Emma That the property described as follows: Under the authority of the Trading All right, title, interest and claim of any with the Enemy Act, as amended, and U. Rohnert, deceased; File D-28-7721; kind or character whatsoever of Johannah Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, E. T. sec. 8234. Mueller, also known as Johanna Mueller, Au­ and pursuant to law, the undersigned, Under the authority of the Trading gusta Mueller, and Margaret Mueller, and after investigation, finding; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and each of them, in and to the estate of Jacob Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, William Mueller, deceased, That the property described as follows: and pursuant to law, the undersigned, All right, title, interest and claim of any is property payable or deliverable to, or kind or character whatsoever of Joseph after investigation, finding; claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy Kneuer and Josepha Weigand, and each of That the property described as follows : All country, Germany, namely, them, in and to the Estate of Barbara Pries, right, title, interest and claim of any kind Nationals and Last Known Address deceased, or character whatsoever of Frieda Auf der Mauer (Maurer) in and to the Trusts created Johannah Mueller, also known as Johanna is property payable or deliverable to, or under the Will of Emma U. Rohnert, Mueller, Germany. claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy Deceased. Augusta Mueller, Germany. country, Germany, namely, Margaret Mueller, Germany. is property payable or deliverable to, or Nationals and Last Known Address claimed by, a national of a designated enemy That such property is in process of ad­ country, Germany, namely, ministration by George W. Johnson, 421 North Joseph Kneuer, Germany. Collett Street, Danville, Illinois, as executor Josepha Weigand, Germany. National and Last Known Address of the estate of Jacob William Mueller, de­ That such property is in the process of ceased, acting under the judicial supervision administration by Julia Wankel, also known Frieda Auf der Mauer (Maurer), Germany. of the Probate Court of Vermilion County, as Julia Wanckel, as Executrix of the Estate That such property is in the process of Danville, Illinois; of Barbara Pries, acting under the judicial administration by Eleonore R. Bulkley and And determining that to the extent that supervision of the Surrogate’s Court of L. J. Bulkley, Helen R. Stoepel and H. Robert such nationals are persons not within a Queens County, New York; Stoepel, Kathryn R. McMillan and Hugh designated enemy country, the national in­ And determining that to the extent that McMillan, as Trustees of the Trusts created terest of the United States requires that such such nationals are persons not within a under the Will of Emma U. Rohnert, de­ persons be treated as nationals of a desig­ designated enemy country, the national in­ ceased, acting under the judicial supervision nated enemy country (Germany); terest of the United States requires that of the Probate Court for the County of And having made all- determinations and such persons be treated as nationals of a Wayne, Michigan; taken all action required by law, including designated enemy country (Germany); And determining that to the extent that appropriate consultation and certification, And having made aU determinations and such national is a person not within a desig­ and deeming it necessary in the national taken all action required by law, including nated enemy country, the national interest interest, appropriate consultation and certification, of the United States requires that such person FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 171 toe treated as a national of a designated enemy country (Germany); separately for each dwelling unit. Since dates which are listed. No children’s And having made all determinations and the units are rented to war workers there allowance shall be added. taken all action required by law, including are frequent changes in occupancy. It (c) Coupon sheets representing the appropriate consultation and certification, is pointed out that the turnover in ten­ ration shall be issued, and fuel oil on and deeming it necessary in the national ants of the units averages about 7 per hand for the purpose shall be deducted, interest, month, and vacancies are immediately in the manner provided in Revised Ration filled from a waiting list. Although each Order 11. If the applicant is required or, hereby vests In the Alien Property Cus­ ration holder is required to surrender if eligible, desires to become a ration todian the property described above, to to the Board all unused coupons when bank depositor, a ration check represent­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, his ration expires because he has moved ing the ration shall be issued in the man­ sold or otherwise dealt with in the in­ from the premises, many of these ten­ ner provided in Revised Ration Order 11. terest and for the benefit of the United ants may omit to do so. The frequent (d) The ration issued pursuant to this States. changes in occupants will also impose an order shall be used only to enable the Such property and any or all of the increased burden upon the Board in re­ applicant to acquire fuel oil for the pur­ proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ quiring it to pass upon a separate appli­ pose of supplying it to the occupants of propriate account or accounts, pending cation for each new occupant and to issue the applicant’s dwelling units for the further determination of the Alien Prop- individual rations in each case. operation of heating equipment in those erty Custodian. This order shall not be Application has been made by the dwelling units. However, no ration evi­ deemed to limit the power of the Alien Federal Public Housing Authority for an dences acquired pursuant to this order Property Custodian to return such prop­ Administrative Exception Order under shall be used to obtain fuel oil for equip­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or General Ration Order 1, permitting it, ment if the applicant knows or has rea­ in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi­ instead of each tenant of the East Lake son to believe that the occupant using the cate that compensation will not be paid Road and Harvey Street trailer project, equipment has a separate ration for its in lieu thereof, if and when it should be to apply in one application for a ration operation. determined to take any one or all of to operate the fuel oil burning heating (e) No separate ration shall be issued such actions. equipment in all its dwelling units at the to any occupant of the applicant’s dwell­ Any person, except a national of a East Lake Road and Harvey Street trailer ing units for the operation of fuel oil designated enemy country, asserting any project, Erie,‘Pennsylvania. burning heaters for which a ration has claim arising as a result of this order The granting of such an exception been issued pursuant to the provisions of may, within one year from the date here­ order will not constitute an exception to this order. of, or within such further time as may or a waiver or variance of any provision (f) Before any fuel oil may be ac­ be allowed, file with the Alien Property setting forth standards of eligibility or quired under this order by any occupant Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of need for fuel oil. Nor will the effective­ of such dwelling units or by the appli­ claim, together with a request for a hear­ ness or policy of Revised Ration Order 11 cant for the use of such occupant, the ing thereon. Nothing herein contained be defeated or impaired by permitting applicant must obtain from the occu­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ such application to be made and rations pant a signed statement that he has no sion of the existence, validity or right to to be issued upon the conditions set forth valid fuel oil ration for the purpose of allowance of any such claim. in this exception order. It'is therefore heating the premises, Such statement The terms “national” and “designated ordered: furnished to the applicant pursuant to enemy country” as used herein shall (a) Federal Public Housing Authority this section shall constitute a represen­ have the meanings prescribed in section may apply, in the manner provided in 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as tation to the Office of Price Administra­ amended. this order, to the War Price and Ration­ tion, and must be retained by the appli­ ing Board having jurisdiction of-the area, cant at its place of business for at least Executed at Washington, D. C., on De­ for a ration for the operation of the fuel two years from the date of its receipt cember 19, 1944. oil burning heaters in its dwelling units and made available at all times to the at the East Lake Road and Harvey Street Office of Price Administration. [seal] J ames E. Markham, trailer project, Erie, Pennsylvania, even Alien Property Custodian. This order shall become effective though the occupants of these units use, January 2, 1945. [F. R. Doc. 45-189; Filed, Jan. 3, 1945; and are required to pay for, the fuel oil to 11:07 a. m.] operate the equipment. Application for Issued this 2d day of January 1945. the heat ration shall be made on OPA Max McCullough, Form R-1100 (Revised), and the appli­ Deputy Administrator cant shall include in the application the in Charge of Rationing. OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. total floor area of all the dwelling units at the project at the time of application, [F. R. Doc. 45-119; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; [Rev. R. O. 11,1 Admin. Exception Order 8] which are to be heated by fuel oil burn­ 5:05 p. m.] F uel Oil Rationing R egulations ing equipment. The Board may issue the ration to the applicant in accordance FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY with this order. [MPR 188, Order 68 to 2d Rev. Order A-3] TRAILER PROJECT AT ERIE, PA. (b) The allowable ration for heating the dwelling units included in the appli­ K rauth and Benninghofen It appears that the Federal Public cation shall be the amount of fuel oil ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Housing Authority operates a trailer needed for such purpose. However, the project at East Lake Road and Harvey ration shall not exceed twice the max­ For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Street, Erie, Pennsylvania for housing imum of the range (figured under section ion issued simultaneously herewith and war workers. This project has, among 5 of Appendix A of Revised Ration Order filed with the Division of the Federal other facilities at the project, 75 house 11) for the total floor area submitted, Register, and pursuant to Second Re­ trailer units which are used for dwelling reduced for the period for which it is vised Order A-3 under § 1499.159b of purposes. Each dwelling unit is equipped issued as follows: Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, it is with a fuel oil burning heater. The appropriate percentages shown ordered: The fuel oil supplier delivers the fuel opposite the dates between which the (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. oil to the Housing Authority jvhich in ration is needed shall be determined from Krauth and Benninghofen, Hamilton, turn supplies the tenants with the fuel Revised Table VIII (OPA Form R-1130). Ohio, for all sales and deliveries of the oil required by them in heating the The figure representing twice the max­ Autographic Registers and Register dwelling units. imum of the range shall be multiplied by Turntable listed below, which it manu­ Under Revised Ration Order 11, ap­ the percentage which is the difference factures, may add the following in­ plication for a ration for the operation between the appropriate percentages so creases to its maximum net selling prices of fuel oil burning heaters must be made determined. If the dates are not listed, in effect immediately prior to the effec­ the appropriate percentages are deter­ tive date of this order, resulting in the 19 F.R. 2357. mined by the Board from the nearest following maximum adjusted prices: 172 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 Register, and pursuant to 1 1499.158 of notify the purchaser for resale of the Permitted Total of maximum prices and conditions estab­ adjustment maximum MPR 188, It is ordered: Model number in maximum price and (a) This order establishes maximum lished by subparagraph (a) (2) of this price adjustment prices for sales and deliveries, of two order for such resales. This notice may juvenile sets manufactured by Fluores­ be given in any convenient form. AA-1...... $1.12 $6.72 cent Lighting Company, 11 Pleasant (c) This order riiay be revoked or AA-2...... 63 6.98 amended by the Price Administrator at M & SR-46...... 00 11.39 Street, Monticello, New York. M & SR-48...... 29 11.59 (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries any time. M & SR-58...... 61 12.16 since the effective date of Maximum M & SR-68...... 63 12.43 This order shall become effective on M & SR-88...... 1.38 13.43 Price Regulation No. 188, by the manu­ the 3d day of January 1945. M & SM-46...... 06 11.06 facturer to retailers, and by the man­ M & SM-88...... 31 12.36 Issued this 2d day of January 1945. HR-88...... 36 14.81 ufacturer to persons, other than retail­ KR-46...... 1.58 13.83 ers, who resell from the manufacturer’s J ames F. Brownlee, KR-58...... 2.28 14.73 15.00 stock, the maximum prices are those set Acting Administrator. KM-88...... 80 forth below: Register turntables_____ .21 3.21 [F. R. Doc. 45-121; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; 4:58 p. m.] Maximum These increases may be made and col­ price to persons, Maxi­ lected only if separately stated. The other than mum adjusted prices are subject to the man­ Article Model retailers,' price [MPR 188, Order 3209] ufacturer’s customary terms, discounts, No. who resell to re­ from manu­ tailers Paris Manufacturing Co. allowances, and other price differentials facturer’s in effect during March 1942 on sales to stock APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES each class of purchaser. (b) Maximum prices of purchasers Each Each For the reasons set forth in an opin­ for resale. Any person who purchases Juvenile Set______10 $3.43 $4.04 ion issued simultaneously herewith and the Autographic Registers and Register 20 2.69 3.17 filed with the Division of the Federal Reg­ Turntable for which manufacturer’s ister, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of MPR maximum prices have been adjusted as These prices are f. o. b. factory, and are 188, It is ordered: provided in paragraph (a) for resale to subject to a cash discount of two percent (a) This order establishes maximum other purchasers for resale, may add to for payment within ten days, net thirty prices for sales and deliveries, of two his properly established maximum days, and are for the articles described two-way high chairs manufactured by prices for those resales, in effect imme­ in the manufacturer’s application dated Paris Manufacturing Company, South diately prior to the effective date of this August 2, 1944. Paris, Maine. order, the dollar-and-cents amount of (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries the adjustment charge which he is re­ manufacturer to any other class of pur­ since the effective date of Maximum quired to pay to the manufacturer. The chaser or on other terms and conditions Price Regulation No. 188, by the manu­ adjusted prices are subject to the sell­ of sale, the maximum prices shall be facturer to retailers, and by the manu­ er’s customary terms, discounts, allow­ those determined by applying to the facturer to persons, other than retailers, ances, and other price differentials in prices specified, the discounts, allow­ who resell from the manufacturer’s effect during March 1942 on sales to ances, and other price differentials made stock, the maximum prices are those set each class of purchaser. by the manufacturer, during March 1942, forth below: (c) Notification. At the time of or on sales of the same type of article to prior to the first invoice to each pur­ the same class of purchaser and on the Maximum price to chaser for resale, the seller shall notify same terms and conditions. If the manu­ persons, Maxi­ the purchaser for resale in writing of the facturer did not make such sales during other than mum March 1942 he must apply to the Office Article Model retailers, price maximum prices and conditions estab­ No. who resell to re­ lished by this order for such resales. of Price Administration, Washington, from manu- tailers This notice may be given in any con­ D. C., under the Fourth Pricing Method . faeturer’s venient form. § 1499.158, of Maximum Price Regula­ stock (d) Profit and loss statements. After tion No. 188, for the establishment of Each Each the effective date of this order, Krauth maximum prices for those sales, and no Two-Way High Chair.. 110 $5.27 $6.20 and Benninghofen shall submit to the sales or deliveries may be made until au­ 100 5.16 6.08 Office of Price Administration a detailed thorized by the Office of Price Adminis­ quarterly profit and loss statement tration. within thirty days after the close of each (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries on These prices are f. o. b. factory, and quarter. and after the effective date of this order are subject to a cash discount of one (e) All requests not granted by this to retailers by persons, other than the percent for payment within ten days, net order are hereby denied. manufacturer, who sell from the manu­ thirty days, and are for the articles de­ (f) This order may be revoked or facturer’s stock; the maximum prices are scribed in the manufacturer’s application those set forth below, f. o. b. factory: dated November 2,1944. amended by the Price Administrator at (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the any time. Maximum price to manufacturer to any other class of pur­ This order shall become effective on Article and Model No.; retailers (each) chaser or on other terms and conditions the 3d day of January 1945. Juvenile Set, 10______$4.04 Juvenile Set, 20______3.17 of sale, the maximum prices shall be Issued this 2d day of January 1945.. those determined by applying to the These prices are subject to a cash dis­ prices’ specified, the discounts, allow­ J ames F. Brownlee, count of two percent for payment within ances, and other price.differentials made Acting Administrator. ten days, net thirty days, and are for the by the manufacturer, during March 1942, on sales of the same type of article [F. R. Doc. 45-120; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; articles described in the manufacturer’s 5:05 p. m.] application dated August 2, 1944. to the same class of purchaser and on (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ the same terms and conditions. If the sons who sell from the manufacturer’s manufacturer did not make such sales stock, to any other class of purchaser or during March 1942 he must apply to the [MPR 188, Order 3208] on other terms and conditions of sale, Office of Price Administration, Wash­ maximum prices shall be determined ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing F luorescent Lighting Co. under the applicable provisions of the Method § 1499.158, of Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES General Maximum Price Regulation. (b) At the time of or prior to the first ment of maximum prices for those sales, For the reasons set forth in an opin­ invoice to each purchaser, other than a and no sales or deliveries may be made ion issued simultaneously herewith and retailer, who resells from the manufac­ until authorized by the Office of Price filed with the Division of the Federal turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall Administration. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 173 (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries on These prices are f. o. b. factory, and table and two cocktail tables manufac­ and after the effective date of this order are for the articles described in the tured by Custom Made Cabinet Co., 4459 to retailers by persons, other than the manufacturer’s application dated Octo­ East 52nd Street, Maywood, California. manufacturer, who sell from the manu­ ber 23, 1944. (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries facturer’s stock, the maximum prices (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the since the effective date of Maximum are those set forth below, f. o. b. factory: manufacturer to any other class of pur­ Price Regulation No. 188, by the manu­ Maximum price to chaser or on other terms and conditions facturer to retailers, and by the manu­ Article and Model No.: retailers (each) of sale, the maximum prices shall be facturer to persons, other than retailers, Two-Way High Chair, 110...... $6.20 those determined by applying to the who resell from the manufacturer’s Two-Way High Chair, 100______6.08 prices specified, the discounts, allow­ stock, the maximum prices are those set These prices are subject to a cash dis­ ances, and other price differentials made forth below: count of one percent for payment within by the manufacturer, during March 1942, on sales of the same type of article to the Maximum ten days, net thirty days, and are for price to the articles described in the manufac­ same class of purchaser and on the same persons, Maxi­ terms and conditions. If the manufac­ other than mum turer’s application dated November 2, turer did not make such sales during Article Model retailers, price 1944. No. who resell to re­ (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ March 1942 he must apply to the Office of from manu- tailers Price Administration, Washington, D. C., ' facturer’s sons who sell from the manufacturer’s under the Fourth Pricing Method stock stock, to any other class of purchaser or § 1499.158, of Maximum Price Regulation on other terms and conditions of. sale, Each Each maximum prices shall be determined No. 188, for the establishment of max­ End Table...... 1101 $7.36 $8.66 imum prices for those sales, and no sales Cocktail Table_____ 1102 8.71 10.25 under the applicable provisions of the 1103 14.70 General Maximum Price Regulation. or deliveries may be made until author­ 12.07 (b) At the.time of or prior to the first ized by the Office of Price Administra­ invoice to each purchaser, other than a tion. These prices are f. o. b. factory, and retailer, who resells from the manufac­ (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries on are subject to a cash discount of two turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall and after the effective date of this order percent for payment within ten days, net notify the purchaser for resale of the to retailers by persons, other than the thirty days, and are for the articles de­ maximum prices and conditions estab­ manufacturer, who sell from the manu­ scribed in the manufacturer’s application lished by subparagraph (a) (2) of this facturer’s stock, the maximum prices are dated September 26, 1944. order for such resales. This notice may those set forth below, f. o. b. factory: (ii) For all sales and deliveries by the be given in any convenient form. Maximum price to manufacturer to any other class of pur­ (c) This order may be revoked or Article and Model No.: retailers (each) chaser or on other terms and conditions amended by the Price Administrator at Juvenile Table, T-l__. ______$1.92 of sale, the maximum prices shall be any time. Juvenile Chair, C-l__ ...... 1.79 those determined by applying to the Juvenile Rocker, R-l...... 2.31 prices specified, the discounts, allowances, This order shall become effective on These prices are for the articles de­ and other price differentials made by the the 3d day of January 1945. scribed in the manufacturer’s application manufacturer, during March 1942, on Issued this 2d day of January 1945. dated October 23, 1944. sales of the same type of article to the (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ same class of purchaser and on the same J ames F. Brownlee, sons who sell from the manufacturer’s terms and conditions. If the manufac­ Acting Administrator. stock, to any other class of purchaser turer did not make such .sales during [F. R. Doc. 45-122; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; or on other terms and conditions of sale, March 1942 he must apply to the Office 5:02 p. m.] maximum prices shall be determined of Price Administration, Washington, under the applicable provisions of the D. C., under the Fourth Pricing Method [MPR 188, Order 3210] General Maximum Price Regulation. § 1499.158, of Maximum Price Regulation J amison Manufacturing Co. (b) At the time of or prior to the first No. 188, for the establishment of maxi­ invoice to each purchaser, other than a mum prices for those sales, and no sales APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES retailer, "who resells from the manufac­ (»•'deliveries may be made until author­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall ized by the Office of Price Administration. issued simultaneously herewith and filed notify the purchaser for resale of the (2) (i) For all sales and deliveries on With the Division of the Federal Register, maximum prices and conditions estab­ and after the effective date of this order and pursuant to § 1499.158 of MPR 188, lished by subparagraph (a) (2) of this to retailers by persons, other than the ¡t is ordered: order for such resales. This notice may manufacturer, who sell from the manu­ (a) This order establishes maximum be given in any convenient form. facturer’s stock, the maximum price set prices for sales and deliveries, of a juve­ (c) This order may be revoked or forth below, f. o. b. factory: nile table, a juvenile chair and a juvenile amended by the Price Administrator at Maximum price to rocker manufactured by Jamison Manu­ any time. Article and Model No.: retailers (each) facturing Company, 2519 North Filmore This order shall become effective on the End Table, 1101...... $8.66 Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. 3d day of January 1945. Cocktail Table, 1102...... 10.25 (1) (i) For all sales and deliveries Cocktail Table, 1103...... - 14.70 since the effective date of Maximum Price Issued this 2d day of January 1945. These prices are subject to a cash dis­ Regulation No. 188, by the manufacturer J ames F. Brownlee, count of two percent for payment within to retailers, and by the manufacturer to Acting Administrator, ten days, and are for the articles de­ persons, other than retailers, who resell [F. R. Doc. 45-123; Filed, Jan. 2, 1945; scribed in the manufacturer’s application frpm the manufacturer’s stock, the max­ 5:07 p. m.] dated September 26, 1944. imum prices are those set forth below: (ii) For all sales and deliveries by per­ sons who sell from the manufacturer’3 Maximum [MPR 188, Order 8217] stock, to any other class of purchaser or price to persons, Maxi­ on other terms and conditions of sale, other than mum Custom Made Cabinet Co. maximum prices shall be determined un­ Article Model retailers, price der the applicable provisions of the Gen­ No. who resell to re­ APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES from manu­ tailers eral Maximum Price Regulation. facturer’s For the reasons set forth in an opin­ (b) At the time of or prior to the first stock ion issued simultaneously herewith and invoice to each purchaser, other than a filed with the Division of the Federal retailer, who resells from the manufac­ Each Each Juvenile Table...... T-l $1.63 $1.92 Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall no­ Juvenile Chair______C-l 1.62 1.79 MPR 188, It is ordered: tify the purchaser for resale of the maxi­ Juvenile Rocker_____ R-l 1.96 2.31 (a) This order establishes maximum mum prices and conditions established by prices for sales and deliveries, of an end subparagraph (a) (2) of this order for No. 3- 4 174 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, January 4, 1945 such resales. This notice may be given