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Washington, Saturday, March 9, 1946

Regulations petitive examination whenever the Com­ CONTENTS ...... 1 SU» ...... mission finds that their retention in the service is essential to the programs in REGULATIONS AND NOTICES TITLE 5—ADMINISTRATIVE which they are engaged. * * * A griculture Department : Page PERSONNEL (i) Service beyond seas. A citizen of Clay-Gentry Stockyards Co., the United States who has rendered Inc.; posted stockyard- _ 2478 Chapter I—Civil Service Commission faithful service for not less than seven Milk in Toledo, Ohio, marketing years beyond the seas in a civil capacity Part 27—T emporary Civil Service area; suspension of certain not in contravention of the civil service R egulations provisions______2436 laws, rules, or regulations may be given 'Wheat mill feed quotas and re­ MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS a classified status under such regulations ceipts (WFO.9, Am. 6 ) _ 2436 Corrections are to be made in the reg­ as the Commission may prescribe upon Alien P roperty Custodian: ulations issued under this part (11 F. R. certification by the head of-the depart­ Vesting orders, etc.: 14244. as follows: ment or office in which he served that . Copyrights of certain German the easels one of exceptional merit: nationals (3 documents) _ 2456, §27.2 Classification of the service— Provided, That shortly before such em­ 2457,2460 (a) Extent of the classified service. ployment he resided for a substantial Bibliographisches Institftt * * * No right of classification shall period of time in the United States. A. G______2459 accrue to persons whose appointment * * * * # Springer - Verlag OHG, or assignment to classified duties is in § 27.3 Examinations— (a) Competitive Julius ___—,______2458 violation of the civil service rules or Vandenhoeck & ftuprecht— 2456 regulations. examinations. * * * Provided fur­ * * * * • * ther, That where in the opinion of the Costs and expenses incurred Commisison unlimited competition would in certain court actions: ' (e) Apportionment. The appoint­ result in far more eligibles than are re­ Florida, District of Colum- v ments of persons covered into the classi­ quired for the needs of the service, re­ bia, Pennsylvania,'and fied service under this section, by Exec­ ceipt of applications may be limited to Louisiana______2475 utive order or otherwise, shall be ex­ that number which will meet the needs Illinois (2 documents) _ 2469,2473 empted from the apportionment quota of the service for a reasonable léngth Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, restrictions applied in certification. of time; in any such case of examinations and Minnesota—______2476 Such appointments shall be charged to for the departmental service in the met-? Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, the apportionment unless they fall in one ropolitan area, Washington, .D. C., or of and Minnesota______2476 of the categories which are excluded any other examinations where the area of New York___'______2472 from the apportionment in original ap­ competition extends beyond the bound­ North Dakota, Wisconsin, pointment under. § 27.7. Minnesota, and Iowa_ 2468 (f) Excepted employees; when classi­ aries of one state, the number of appli­ cations to be accepted from each state South Dakota, Oregon, fied. * * * Ohio, Iowa, and Illi­ ,.<4) That until six months after the or territory or portion thereof that is included in the competitive area shall be nois-.:______2471 • end of the war, as officially determined, Hulsebus, Sophie, et al______2478 this paragraph shall not apply to any in the same proportion to the total num­ ber of applications to be accepted as the Wrasse, Leopold Edward____ 2470 person who received^, war service ap­ Civil Aeronautics B oard: pointment underTUT.5 \ f) (1) or (2) of population of the state or territory or this chapter: * * portion thereof in the area of competition Scheduled air carrier rules; route competency renewal- 2455 (5) That Hn_coaf6rring a classified is to the entire area of competition. Civil Service Commission: competitive status upon any employee * * * « * Temporary Civil Service regula­ under this or any other rule, regulation, (C) Examinations for scientific, tech­ tions; miscellaneous amend- or any statute or executive order, the nical, or professional positions. * * * ments—'______2431 Commission: * ** * No minimum educational requirement (g) Classification in post-offices. Civilian P roduction Administra­ will be prescribed in any examination * * * On the effective date of any tion: except for such scientific, professional, such order, paragraph (f) of this sec­ Priorities system operation: or technical positions, the duties of tion shall apply to the incumbents of CC ratings, special provisions which the Commission decides cannot positions affected by the order. * * * for assignment to increase be performed by a person who does not (h) Appointment without competitive production of lumber, examination in rare bases. * * * The have such- education. * * *' logs, pulpwood, softwood appointment of persons who have been § 27.4 Boards of Examiners— (a) Ap­ serving during the war period in highly veneer, softwood plywood specialised scientific or professional po­ pointment and duties. ■* * * and millwork (PR 28, Dfr. sitions may be authorized without com­ (Continued on page 2433) 5 )______2437 2431 2432 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued

Office of Price Administration: Page O ffice of Price Administration— Page FEDERAL^REGISTER Adjustments and pricing orders: Continued. \ 183* American Pulley Co______2479 Regional and district office or­ ' <*VITEO’ Campbell, A. S., Co., Inc______2478 ders—Continued. Casco Products Corp______2479 Community ceiling prices, Caughell-Bible & Haley Min- lists of orders filed (2 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, • ing Co. et al______2481 documents)______2491 and days following legal holidays, by the Fluid milk: Division of the Federal Register, the National Columbia Cable and Electric Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Co ______2479 Nevada______*______2490 in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Crosley- Corp------2483 . Sioux Falls, S. Dak______2490 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Douglas Cigar Factory____ — 2480 Sofa beds, studio couches and ch. 8 B ), under regulations prescribed by the Duff, Ira J., and E. H. Grass other upholstered dual pur­ Administrative Committee, approved by the Coal & Transportation pose sleeping equipment President. Distribution is made only by the C o ______2479 (MPR 188, Am. 4 to Order Superintendent of Documents, Government 1509)...... 2488 Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Duty, Maxwell_____’______2483 The regulatory material appearing herein is Ford Motor Co______2490 R econstruction Finance Corpora­ keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Frey, Allen, and Co______2482 tion: which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Goodman Cigar Co., Inc_____ 2480 Stripper Well compensatory ad­ to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Hemp & Co., Inc______2484 justments ______; 2451 amended June 19, 1937. Hirsch-Weis Mfg. Co______2489 R etraining and R eemployment The F ederal R egister will be furnished by Hood Rubber Co. (Corr.)____ 2484 Administration * mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Huyck, F. C., & Sons— ______2485 Advisory Council, representation per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ vance. The charge for individual copies Manning, Bowman & Co_____ 2481 of Office of Price Adminis­ (minimum 15^) varies in proportion to the Poff, Merton A_____;______2482 tration, National Housing size of the issue. Remit check or money Porto-Server.______2484 Agency, and War Assets Ad­ order, made payable to the Superintendent Vassar Co______2489 ministration ______L;_____ 2451 of Documents, directly to the Government White Motor Co______2486 Securities and Exchange Com­ Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Wyler Watch Agency— 2485 mission: There are no restrictions on the republica­ Alaska: Hearings, etc.: tion of material appearing in the Federal R egister. Imported commodities Dayton Power and Light Co 2491 (RMPR 194, Am. 3)—— .2450 Interstate Home Equipment Eggs and turkeys (RMPR Co., Inc______2492 NOTICE 194, Am. 1 to Order A -2 )______2482 CODIFICATION GUIDE The 1944 Supplement to the Code Bars, fabricated concrete fein- A numerical list of the parts of the Code forcing (RMPR 159, Am. of Federal Regulations affected by documents of the Federal Regulations may be 1)______published 2449 in this issue. Documêhts carried obtained from the Superintendent Defense rental areas: in the Cumulative Supplement by uncodified of Documents, Government Print­ . Housing (Am. 82)______2445 tabulation only are not included within the ing Office, at $3 per book. Atlantic County area (Am. purview of this list. ' 17) ______T 2446itle 5—Administrative P erson- Page Book 1: Titles 1-10, including Miami area (Am. 20)______2446 n e l: Presidential documents in full text. New York City area (Am. Chapter I —Civil Service Com­ Book 2: Titles 11-32. 24) — _____—______2447 mission:- Book 3: Titles 33-50, including a Egg cases (2d Rev. MPR 195, Part 27—Temporary Civil general index and ancillary tables. Rev. Order 13)______2489 Service regulations.-__ 2431 Fabrics, coated and combined T it l e 7— A g r ic u lt u r e : (MPR 478, Am. 12)____— 2450 Chapter IX —Production and Flannels, outing (MPR 580, Am. Marketing Administration: CONTENTS—Continued 8 to Gen. Retail Order,3 )__ 2484 Part 930—Milk in Toledo, Foods sold at retail: „ Ohio, marketing area__ 2436 Civilian P roduction Administra- Page Group' 1 and 2 stores (MPR T itle 14—Civil Aviation: tion—Continued. 423, Am. 67)______»2449 Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Priorities system operation—Con. Group 3 and 4 stores (MPR Board : Footwear, rubber and canvas, 422, Am. 70) -______2449 Part 61—Scheduled air carrier disposal, of totton fabric Goods, durable, commodities rules.______2455 for use in manufacture (MPR 188, Am. 36 to Order T itle 29—L abor: (PR 13, Dir. 14)______2437 A-2) T______2488 Chapter VI—National Wage Inventories (PR 32) I.______2438 Goods, low-end consumer dura­ Stabilization Board: F ish and W ildlife Service: ble (SO 148*______2447 Part 805—General wage ap­ Alaska fisheries general regu­ Hawaii: provals ______2437 lations; designation of dis­ Fish and seafood (RMPR 373, T itle 32—N ational Defense: putes over trap locations— 2454 Am. 70)______2443Chapter IX —Civilian Produc­ I nternational T rade, Office of: Grocery items (RMPR 373, tion Administration: U. S. High Commissioner to Am. 71)______2444 Part 944—Regulations appli­ Philippine Islands; delega­ Turkeys and butter (RMPR cable to operation of the. tion of authority------2437 373, Am. 69)______2451 priorities system (3 docu­ Interstate Commerce Commission: Logs, west coast (RMPR 161, m ents).______2437, 2438 Car service; priority for grain Am. 23)____ - ______— 2450 Chapter X I—Office of Price Ad­ from country elevators to Paints, trade sales (MPR 188, ministration: terminal elevators______2451 Am. 37 to Order A -2 )_____ 2488 Part 1300—Procedure______2444 Reports of motor carriers; sup­ Procedure, rent regulations for Chapter. X3X—Reconstruction plement to annual report housing (Rev. Proc. Reg. 3, Finance Corporation: form_'______2451 Am. 14) ______2444 Part 7007—Stripper well com­ National W age Stabilization Regional and district office or- pensatory adjustments— 2451 B oard: ' ders: Chapter X X H —Retraining and General wage approvals; steel Building materials, hard; Reemployment Administra­ and related industries_____ 2437 Washington, D. C., area_ 2482 tion ______2451 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2433

CODIFICATION: GUIDE—Continued in accordance with the order prescribed lowing subparagraph until the appoint­ in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph: ing officer has received notification from Title 49—T ransportation and Page Persons having a classified (competitive) the Commission concerning his second R ailroads: civil service status 'and who (i) left a statement. Chapter I—Interstate Com­ Government position to enter the armed * * * * * merce Commission:. forces of the United States or the Mer­ (e) Apportionment. Certification for Part 205—Reports of motor chant Marine and who fail to be restored carriers______:__ 2451 'appointment in headquarters offices of to their former positions after such serv­ departments and agencies shall be so Title 50—W ildlife: ice; (ii) were granted reemployment ïhade as to maintain as nearly as the Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife rights after war transfer but who have conditions of good administration war­ Service: not been reemployed; (iii) have been de­ rant, the apportionment of appointments Part 201—Alaska fisheries clared eligible by the Commission after among the several" States, Territories, general regulations______2454 appeal fronf separation under section 14 and the District of Columbia .upon the of the Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944; basis of population: Provided, That cer­ and (iv) because of reduction in force, (2)~(i) Jn order to assure the maximum tification in the following cases shall be since August 14, 1945, have been, or are made without regard to the apportion­ utilization of the resources of the de­ about to be separated or furloughed for partments and agencies in the depart­ ment, and appointments in such cases 90 days or more from a similar or higher shall be excluded from the apportion­ mental service in the metropolitan area grade position in thé same line of work. Washington, D. C., in the recruitment ment figures: Persons eligible under this subparagraph' (1) Certification of eligibles entitled to and placement of persons for the Federal must apply to the Commission for en­ service, the Commission, after consulting military preference. trance on the register and shall be ex­ (2) Certification for appointment to. the ' department or agency concerned, amined under the same standards used may for examinations for scientific, pro­ the following positions in all departments in the open competitive examination. and agencies: fessional, or technical positions which are' (3) Prior to, and after the establish­ (i) Positions in headquarters offices peculiar to a department or agency, es­ ment of probational registers the Com­ tablish United States Civil Service Com- which are located outside the metropoli­ mission will submit the names of per­ tan area of Washington, D. C.; miltees of Expert Examiners in the de­ sons in subparagraphs (2) (i), (ii) and (ii) Positions in the professional and partmental service in Washington, D. C., (iii) to departments and agencies for scientific service foi* which the entrance composed of not less than three officers consideration for reinstatement or re­ salary is over $3,000 per. annum; or employees of the particular depart­ appointment. Departments, agencies, (iii) Apprentice positions in the recog­ ment on agency, who are of outstanding and the Commission shall make a posi­ nized trades and skilled occupations; competence in the various professional, tive effort to place such persons in po­ (iv) Artisan and helper positions in all scientific, or technical fields for which sitions for which'they are qualified. trades, occupations, and phases of the examinations are held. ♦ * * * * 4* * * * * graphic and map reproduction arts that § 27.7 Certification— (a) Methods of require trade knowledge and manual § 27.5 Qualifications of applicants. . * * * filling vacancies. * * * skill and effort in performance. Posi­ (2) After establishment of register for tions that require only clerical, technical, (c) Disqualifications. * * * (5) probational appointment vacancies in or professional knowledge in perform­ refusal to furnish testimony as required ance are not included; by § 27.14; * * * any position for which an appropriate register of eligibles for probational ap­ (v) Positions of operating enginemàn, § 27.6 Rating and eligibility— (a) pointment has been established shall be fireman, oiler, general helper, laborer, Rating. * * * In examinations where filled by noncompetitive action in accord­ foreman of laborers, gardener, ground- experience is an element of qualifications ance with §§ 27.9, 27.10 or 27.11 or by se­ keeper, animal keeper, chauffeur, truck credit shall be given for all valuable ex~ lection in accordance with this section driver, and telephone operator. perience, including experience gained in from open competitive eligible registers: (3) Certification for appointment to religious, civic, welfare, service, and or­ Provided, That whenever public an­ all positions in the following establish­ ganizational activities, regardless of nouncement is made of “an open competi­ ments: The Government Printing Office, whether any compensation was received tive examination for filling a specific field offices of departments and agencies therefor. vacancy, except in the position of post­ in the District of Columbia, field service (b) Preference. In examinations for master, such vacancy may not thereafter of the military staff departments, and at entrance into the service five points shall be filled noncompetitively by transfer, Army Headquarters. be added to the earned ratings of hon­ promotion, reassignment, or reinstate­ * * * ♦ * orably discharged ex-service men and ment, except that applications may be ac­ § 27.8 Temporary appointment— (a) women who have served in any branch cepted by the Commission from persons Pending regular filling of vacancy. of the armed forces of the United States eligible for promotion, transfer, reassign­ Temporary appointment without exam­ during any war or in any campaign or ment or reinstatement who are recom­ ination and certification by the Commis­ expedition ( for which æ çanipâignbbdge mended by the appointing officer at any sion shall not be made to a position in has been authorized) * . time before appointment is made to the the classified service in any case, except (c) Eligible registers. ( I f S i l persons vacancy involved. The qualifications of when the public interest so requires, and rated at 70 or more in open competitive such persons will be rated in accordance then only upon the prior authorization and reopened examinations shall be eli­ with the ierms of the announcement and of the Commission; * * * gible for appointment. Thè names of such persons may be reinstated, pro­ (b) Pending establishment of register. eligibles shall be entered on appropriate moted, transferred, or reassigned to the Whenever there are no eligibles upon a registers in accordance with their rat­ register for any grade in which a va­ ings: Provided, That the names of eli­ position only if they are within reach for cancy exists and the public interest re­ gibles granted ten-point preference un­ certification. quires that the vacancy be filled before der these regulations shall be placed at * * * * * * eligibles can be certified, the Commis­ the top of the appropriate register ex­ (c) Selection. * * * sion tnay authorize temporary appoint­ cept oh registers for positions in the pro­ (21 * * * If the reasons are found ment provided that the agency deter­ fessional and scientific service for which insufficient and the appointing officer mines that the standards prescribed by the basic entrance salary is over $3,000 still intends to appoint the nonpreference the Commission are met. Such appoint­ per annum. The name of a preference eligible, he shall, in conformity with the ment shall continue only for such period eligible shall be entered ahead of all Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944, submit as may be necessary to make appoint­ others having the same rating. either more detailed information con­ ment through certification, and in no (2) When the Commission has estab-cerning * his reasons for passing over the lished an eligible register for probational preference eligibles or a statement that case, without prior approval of the Com­ appointment for a particular position as he has no more information in support of mission, shall extend beyond thirty days the result of open competitive examina­ his selection. The nonpreference eligible from the date of the receipt' by the ap­ tion it may enter the names of the fol­ tentatively selected may not be legally pointing officer of the certification of lowing classes of persons on such register appointed except as provided in the fol­ eligibles. * * • * 2434 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

(e) Temporary appointment made (4) He must have the knowledge and the duties of the position to which he is probational. The acceptance by an eli­ abilities required for the performance transferred and nleet the same standards gible of a temporary appointment shall of the duties of the position to which re­ as are required for promotion or reas­ not affect his standing on any register instatement is proposed and he must signment to the position. for permanent employment, and experi­ meet the same standards as are required (3) He must present an official notice ence gained as a temporary,shall in no for promotion or reassignment to thg of his actual or impending separation way vary the order of certification for position. because of a reduction in force, an official permanent appointment. A temporary (5) Proof of residence will be required notice of furlough, or an official release appointment may be made permanent for reinstatement to a position in the granted by his department or agency or, when the temporary appointee is within apportioned service. The applicant must upon appeal, by the Commission. reach for permanent appointment at the be eligible under the apportionment (4) Proof of residence will tje required time of his temporary appointment or quota restrictions unless he is entitled to in transfers from u position in the non- in case be is so within reach during his preference under the Veterans’ Prefer­ apportioned service to thp apportioned temporary service. The probational ap­ ence Act of 1944 or has previously served service. The transferee must be eligible pointment may date from the time when in the apportioned service. The Com­ under the apportionment quota restric­ he came within reach for probatiorjal mission may, upon request of the ap­ tions unless he is entitled to preference appointment. Such probational ap­ pointing officer, waive the apportionment under the Veterans’ Preference Act of pointment may not be effected after ex­ when the reinstatement is in the in­ 1944, or has previously served in the ap­ piration of the register except in the terests of good administration. portioned service. The Commission may, case of any person who meets the fol­ (b) Certificate required for reinstate­ upon request of the appointing officer, lowing conditions:' (1) He shall have ment. A certificate issued by the Com­ waiv^ the apportionment when the been appointed to a classified (competi­ mission will be required for reinstate­ transfer is in the interest of good ad­ tiv e ) position for other than temporary- ment in the following cases: ministration. job employment lasting for one year or (1) When the residence of the former (b) Certificate required foY transfer. * * * less, (2) his appointment shall have employee proposed for reinstatement is been prior to March 16, 1942, with re ­ in a state which is in excess of its quota (2) When the transfer is to a higher spect to positions generally or prior*to and a waiver of the apportionment is grade position than the one in which October 23,1943, with respect to positions desired. the employee is serving unless he could in the field service of the Post Office De­ (2) When the proposed reinstatement be promoted without prior approval of partment, and (3) the records of the is to a position in a different line of work the Commission under § 27.11 (d). Commission -clearly show that he stood from or of a ‘higher grade than the one (3) When the transfer is to a position higher on an appropriate civil-service from which separated unless the former in a different line of work unless he has list of eligibles than another eligible employee could be promoted without been examined for such position by the who received an original probational ap­ prior approval of the Commission under appropriate office of the Commission pointment from such list. § 27.11 (d ), or unless he has been exam­ subsequent to the effective date of this (f) Temporary appointments author­ ined for the higher grade position by the part. ized by agency. * * * appropriate office of the Comrhission sub­ * * * * * (1) Preference shall be given in ap­ sequent to the effective date of this part. (c) Certificate not required for trans­ pointment first to qualified persons en­ (3) When the person proposed for re­ fer. Except as provided in paragraph titled to 10-point preference under the instatement was removed for cause from (b) of this section, transfers of em­ Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944, sec­ his last position in the Federal or District ployees who meet the requirements of ond to qualified persons entitled to 5- of Columbia Governments, or when his paragraph (a) of this section may be point preference under that act, and removal was made at the specific request made by the departments and agencies third to qualified former federal em­ of the Commission because of his failure without certificate of the Commission. ployees. Upon establishment before the to meet conditions imposed at the time of Such transfers shall be subject to post­ Commission that this order of selection his appointment. audit and the Commission, in its discre­ has not been followed in any case, the (c) Certificate not required for rein­ tion, may disapprove any transfer, or person appointed may be removed. statement. Except as provided in para­ suspend or withdraw this delegation of He * * * * graph (b) of this section, reinstatements authority from any department or agen­ § 27.9 Reinstatement— (a) General of employees who meet the requirements cy whenever it determines that the re­ requirements for reinstatement. A per­ of paragraph (a) of this section may be quirements of this section have not been son separated from a civilian position made by the departments and agencies met. in the Federal service may be reinstated without certificate of the Commission. * * * * * to a position in the classified service sub­ Such reinstatements shall be subject to (e) Special transfers— (1) From the ject to the following requirements: * * * post-audit and the Commission, in its office of the President. Any person who (2) He must be reinstated within one discretion, may disapprove any reinstate­ has served for at least 2 years in the year of separation if his period of service ment, or suspend or withdraw this dele­ immediate office of the President of the was less than two years, within two years gation of authority from any department United States may be transferred to a if his period of service was two years or or agency whenever it determines that classified position upon such tests of fit­ more but less than three years, within the requirements of this section have not ness as the Commission may deem three years if his period of service was been met. proper. three years or more but less than four * * * * ♦ * (2) From the Philippine service. An years, within four years if his period of § 27.10 Transfer— (a) General re­ officer or employee occupying a com­ service was four years or more but less quirements for transfer. An employee petitive position in th§ Philippine clas­ than five years, but if his period of serv­ occupying a position in •‘the classified sified service who has served 3 years or ice was five years or more he may be service may be transferred to another more therein, may be transferred to the reinstated without time limit after sep­ .position in the classified service subject Federal classified service, subject to the aration: Provided, That these time limits to the following requirements: provisions of this part; but the Com­ shall not apply to those former classified (1) He must have a classified (com­ mission may authorize the transfer of an employees entitled to preference under petitive) status at thè time he is trans­ officer or employee who has served 2 the Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944,-or ferred, and have received an absolute ap­ years in the Philippine classified service to those whose war service appointments pointment or have completed satisfac­ and who has been separated by necessary may be converted to reinstatements un­ torily at least 6 months of service under reduction of force or by displacement der paragraph (d) of this section: Pro­ a probational appointment. If he is by a Filipino, if he is especially recom­ vided further, That the person is other­ transferred before the completion of his mended by the Department of the In­ wise eligible under the Executive order probation, a probationary period of sufiU terior because of his efficiency and good of June 2, 1920, which limits the rein­ cient duration to complete his original character. In all cases of proposed statement of persons who are within ten probationary period will be required. transfer from the Philippine classified years of retirement age. (2) He must have the knowledges and service the' Interior Department shall * * * * * abilities required for the performance of furnish the Commission, for its consid- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday* March 9, 1946 2435

eration, all relevant information con­ marital status, race, creed, color, or na­ (2) Employees. This section shall ap­ tained in its files, together with the serv­ tional origin. ply to any civilian employee or former ice record of the employee. (c) Suspensions. Pending action un­ employee of any agency in the executive (3) From the Puerto Rican service. der paragraph (a) (1) of this section, or branch of the" Federal government, the The Commission may, in its discretion, for disciplinary reasons, an employee General Accounting Office, the Govern­ authorize the transfer of employees from may be suspended for a period of not to ment Printing Office, the District of Co­ the civil service of Puerto Rico to that of exceed 90 days: Provided, That no per­ lumbia Government, or the Administra­ the United States, subject to the limi­ manent or indefinite employee entitled tive Office of the U. S. Courts. tations respecting transfer within the to five- or ten-point preference under (b) Promotion, intra-agency transfer, civil service of the United States. this part who has completed a proba­ and reassignment. Any employee to (4) From the-Panama Canal service: tionary period shall be suspended for whom" this section applies who is serving A citizen of the United States in the more than thirty flays except in accord­ under a war service indefinite, proba­ service of the Panama Canal on or be­ ance with the regulations governing ap­ tional, or permanent civil service ap­ fore January 1, 1915, in an excepted po­ peals to the Commission under section 14 pointment, or under § 27.8 (b), may be sition may, if recommended by the of the Veterans’ Preference Act of 1944-. promoted, transferred, or reassigned Panama Canal, be transferred to any The reasons for such suspension shall at within the same department or agency position in the classified service for whiCh the time of the suspension be filed in without prior approval of the Commis­ he can qualify, Provided: the records of the department or agency sion, subject to such standards, limita­ (1) This subparagraph shall not apply concerned and copies shall be furnished tions, or exceptions as may be issued by to a person appointed to a competitive the Commission upon request. The pe­ the Commission. position in accordance with the civil riod of ^suspension may be extended be­ (g) Inter-agency transfer. Any em­ service rules or regulations, the trans­ yond 90 days with the prior consent of ployee to whom this section applies who fer of such person to be governed by the the Commission. is serving under a war service indefinite, general provisions of the regulations. (d) Power to investigate. Except for probational, or permanent civil service (li) This "subparagraph shall not apply cases referred to in paragraph (a)* (2) of appointment may be transferred without to a person appointed without examina­ this section, the Commission shall have prior approval of the Commission: Pro­ tion to perform the duties of clerk of no jurisdiction to review the findings of vided, That the employee presents an any grade, bookkeeper, stenographer, a removing officer upon the charges and official-(1) notice of actual or impending typist, surgeon, physician, trained nurse, answer provided for in paragraph (a), separation because of reduction in force, or draftsman. nor shall the Commission have authority or (2) notice of furlough, or (3) release (iii) The transferee has rendered at to investigate any removal or reduction, for employment elsewhere issued hy the least 2 years, of service in a position above unless it is alleged, with offer of proof, agency in which employed, or by the the grade of unskilled laborer in the serv­ that the procedure required by para­ Commission: Provided further, That the ice of the Panama Canal or of the-Pan­ graph (a) of t£is section has not been transfer is to a position in the same or ama Railroad by transfer from the Pan­ followed, or that the removal was made equivalent grade, a lower grade, or to a ama Canal. because of marital status, race, or for Higher grade than the one in which the religious or political reasons. However, employee is serving if the employee meets § 27.11 Promotion— (a) Requirement an employee who has been removed on for promotion. (1) No employee shall be the requirements for promotion to such charges shall not for that reason be in­ position. promoted or reassigned to a position Jn eligible for further employment in the the classified service unless he has a (d) Reappointment. (1)A former classified service but Jus suitability for employee to whom this section applies classified (competitive) status and unless further employment shall he determined who has been separated for less than 30 he has the knowledge and abilities re­ by the Commission upon receipt of an calendar days may be reappointed with­ quired for the performance of the duties official request for his reinstatement, or out prior approval of the Commission of the position to which he is proposed when he files application for an exam­ subject to the same conditions prescribed for promotion or reassignment. ination. in paragraph (c) of this section for (2) Proof of residence will be required , (e) Reduction in force. When reduc­ inter-agency transfer. in promotions or reassignments from a tions in force are being made in any part (2) A former employee to whom this nonapportioned position to an appor­ of the classified service competing em­ section applies who has restoration rights tioned position. The apportionment ployees shall be released in accordance after military or merchant marine serv­ shall be observed in promotions or re­ with the retention preference regulations ice, or reemployment rights after war assignments unless the employee is en­ issued by the Commission pursuant to transfer, in a Federal agency but who titled to preference under the Veterans’ section 12 of the Veterans’ Preference has not been restored or reemployed by Preference Act of 1944 or has previously Act of 1944 (Part 22 of this chapter, 5 such agency, may be reappointed by an­ served in the apportioned service. The CFR, 1945 Supp., 10 F.R. 1218). . other agency without prior approval of Commission may, upon request of the § 2i.l3 Report of changes. * * • the Commission: Provided, That he is appointing officer, waive the apportion­ reappointed to a position in the same or ment when the promotion or reassign­ (b) List of positions. Such officers shall also furnish to the Commission, equivalent grade, a lower grade, or to ment is in the interest of good adminis­ a higher grade than the one in which he tration. when requested, and in such manner as formerly served if he meets thje require­ * * * * * it may prescribe, information as to num­ bers of employees, pay-roll data, and a ments for promotion to such position: §•27.12 Removals and reductions— list of all the positions, and employments Provided further, That he applies for (a) Procedure to he followed. * * * under their authority, together with the such reappointment within the same (2) Employees entitled to military names, designations, compensations, du­ period as would be required for restora­ preferences. The regulations governing ties, and dates of appointment or em­ tion or reemployment in the agency in appeals to the Comlhission under section ployment of all persons serving therein. which he has such right. 14 of the Veterans’ Preference Act of >ic * * * * (e) Reinstatement. A former em­ 1944 (Part 22 of this chapter, 5 CFR, 1945 ployee who is not eligible for reappoint­ § 27.16 Transition promotions, trans­ Supp., 10 F.R. 12181) shall be followed ment under paragraph (d) (1) of this in connection with the removal, suspen­ fers, reappointments— (a) Coverage— (1) section may be reinstated in accordance Positions. This section shall apply to sion for more than thirty days, furlough with § 27.9 if he meets the requirements without pay, or reduction in rank of com­ positions in the classified service for whieh no appropriate register of eligibles of that section. pensation of any employee entitled to (f) Trial period. Persons who are five- or ten-point preference under this for probational appointment has been part. established. When the Commission has serving a trial or probationary period when promoted, reassigned, or trans­ (b) Like penalties for like offenses. In established a probational register for a making removals or reductions, and in particular position paragraphs (b), (c), ferred under this section will complete other punishment, like penalties shall be and (d) of this section shall cease to be their trial or probationary period in the imposed for like offenses, and ho dis­ operative with respect to all positions for new position. Persons reappointed un­ crimination shall be exercised for polit­ which that register is an appropriate der this section who were serving a trial ical or. religious reasons, or because of source of eligibles. or probationary period at the time of sep- 2436 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

aration from their last positions will be rights specified below, provided he Is still Chapter XI—Production and Marketing required to complete their trial or proba­ qualified to perform the duties of his Administration (War Food Distribution tionary period in the position to which position and that he makes application Orders) reappointed. No trial or probationary for reemployment within forty days after period will be required in other promo­ the termination of his services, but in no [W FO 9, Amdt. 6] event later than six months after the end tions, reassignments, transfers, and re­ Part 1220—Feed appointments under this section. of the war is officially determined;' * * * (g) Status of employees. The civil In section 27.16 (h) change the num­ WHEAT MILL FEED QUOTAS AND RECEIPTS service status and tenure of am employee bering of subparagraphs (1) (iii) to (2), War Food Order No. 9, . as amended will not be changed by virtue of promo­ (1)-Civ) to (3), (1) (v) to (4), (1) (V i )" tion or reassignment under this section. to (5) and (1) (vii)-to (6). (11 F.R, 669), is hereby further amended In all transfers under this section the as follows: employee shall retain for all intents and By the United States Civil Service . i. By adding immediately after para­ purposes under the civil service laws, Commission. rules, and regulations the same civil graph (a) ■ (18) the following new [ se al] H. B. M it c h e l l , ' paragraph: service status which he had in the agency President. from which he was originally transferred. [F. R. Doc. 46-3734; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; ’ (17) “Wheat mill feeds” means those No employee who has been transferred 9:41 a. m.] by-products usually obtained in the from a probational or permanent civil commercial process of flour milling, service appointment during the period commonly designated as wheat bran, the War Service Regulations were in ef­ wheat middlings, wheat shorts, wheat red fect, or who is transferred under this TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE section, shall, by reason of such transfer, dog, bran and middlings (mill run wheat lose his right to permanent tenure as a Chapter IX-r—Production and Marketing feeds), and low grade feed flour. classified civil service appointee. No Administration (Marketing Agreements 2. By adding immediately after para­ time limit administratively placed on the arid Orders) graph (d) (2) the following new para­ appointment to the position to which graph: transferred shall affect the employee’s Part 930—M ilk in the T oledo, Ohio, rights to permanent tenure .as a classified M arketing A rea (3) Effective April 1, 1946, no person shall, during any calendar quarter, re­ civil service appointee in the agency in , ORDER SUSPENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS which employed unless be was trans­ ceive or accept wheat mill feeds, or offer ferred to a position with a time limita­ Pursuant to the applicable provisions to receive or accept the, same, whether tion of one year or less. of Public Act No. 10, 73rd Congress, as by purchase and sale, trade, barter, gift, Any employee who, on or after Match amended and as reenacted and amended loan, exchange, or otherwise, in any 16, 1942, was appointed or reappointed by the Agricultural Marketing Agree­ -quantity which will cause his total re­ under the War Service Regulations, or ment Act of 1937, as amended (7.U.S.C. ceipts of wheat mill feeds during such who is reappointed under this section, 601 et seq.), hereinafter referred to as 'within 30 calendar days after separation the “act,” and of the order, as amended, calendar quarter to «exceed one-sixth of from a probational or permanent civil regulating the handling of milk in the his total receipts of wheat mill feeds dur­ service appointment, shall be entitled to Toledo, Qhio, marketing area, it is hereby ing the calendar year 1945. the same benefits he would have had un- determined that the provisions of such 3. By adding immediately after para­ deij. reinstatement in accordance with order which provide seasonal minimum graph (s) the following new paragraph: Part 9 of this chapter (Civil Service Rule prices on Class I milk and Class II milk, I X ) . Such an employee has permanent respectively, during April, May, and (t) Restrictions on use of wheat mill tenure as a classified civil service em­ June 1946, are provisions which obstruct feeds. No person shall, during any cal­ ployee in the agency in which employed and do not tend to effectuate the de­ endar month, use wheat mill feeds in the unless he was appointed or reappointed clared policy of the act with respect to manufacture of mixed feeds, including with a time limitation of one year or less. producers of milk under such order. poultry feed, in excess of two-thirds of An employee reappointed under this It is, therefore, ordered, That the fol­ the quantity of wheat mill feeds so used section will have the same civil service lowing provisions of the order, as by such person during the corresponding status and tenure in the agency to which amended, regulatirfg the handling of calendar month of 1945. reappointed as he had in the agency in milk in the Toledo, Ohio, marketing area which he last served unless he was re­ be suspended for the period as of the be­ Paragraph 2 of this amendment, re­ appointed with a time limitation of one ginning of April 1, 1946, and extending lating to the receipt or acceptance of ' year or less. through June 30, 1946: wheat mill feeds, shall become effective Any transfer or reappointment of an 1. In § 930.5 (a) (1), the words “during at 12:01 a. m., e. s. t., April 1, 1946. All employee who was originally appointed the delivery period of June 1942; and other provisions of this amendment shall “subject to investigation” will be “subject thereafter add the following amount per beconje effective at 12:01 a. m., e. s. t., to the results of the investigation. March 7, 1946. With respect to viola­ Any transfer or reappointment of an hundredweight: Amount tions, rights accrued, liabilities incurred, employee who has been recommended ( dollars per " or appeals taken, prior to said dates, for classification in his former position, Delivery period: hundredweight) under War Food Order No. 9, as amended, and whose suitability for classification July through March______0.90 was under investigation, shall be subject April, May, and June-______. 80 ’ all provisions of said order shall be to the results of such investigation. deemed to remain in full force for the and (h) Reemployment benefits. (1) Any purpose of sustaining any proper suit, 2. In section 930.5 (a) (3), the words action, or other proceeding with respect person, except one who was holding a “except during the months of April, May, to any such violation, right, liability, or temporary position, who was transferred and June, when the Class H I price shall by the Commission with reemployment be th e. price determined pursuant to appeal. rights under authority of Executive Or­ sub-paragraph (4) of this paragraph, der 8973 (3 CFR Cum. Supp.) or 9067 (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9577, 10 less 10 cents.” (3 CFR Cum.. Supp.) or War Manpower F.R. 8087) Commission Directive No. X, and who is Done at Washington, D; C., this 8th subsequently involuntarily furloughed or day of March 1946. Issued this 5th day of March 1946. separated without cause such as would [ seal] Clinton P. Anderson, [SEAL] CLINTON P. ANDERSON, reflect upon his suitability for employ­ Secretary of Agriculture. Secretary of Agriculture. ment in the.Federal service or who meets the conditions of subparagraph (6) of [F. R. Doc. 46-3773; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; [F. R. Doc. 40-3613; F^led, Mar. 6, 1946; this paragraph, shall be entitled to the 11:24 a. m.] 2:04 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2437

TITLE 29—LABOR respect to the prohibition or curtailment purchase order in substantially the following of any exports from the Philippine form: Chapter VI—National Wage Stabilization Islands, and to issue such rules and reg­ The undersigned certifies to the seller Board ulations, not in conflict with those issued and CPA and subject to the criminal penalties of section 35 (A ) .of the United [General Wage Approval 2] by the Department of Commerce, as may be necessary or proper to carry out the States Criminal Code, that (i) he is a manufacturer of rubber and canvas foot­ Part 805—G eneral W age Approvals provisions of said acts insofar as they wear; and (ii) the fabric obtained under relate to exports from the Philippine STEEL INDUSTRY AND RELATED INDUSTRIES this purchase order will be used only for Islands. the manufacture of rubber and canvas § 805.2 Granting of •pre-approval for (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; 55 Stat. 206; 56 footwear of vulcanized construction. wage and salary adjustments designed Stat. 463; 58 Stat> 671; 59 Stat. 270; E.O. The standard certification in Priorities to eliminate intraplant inequities in 8900, 6 F.R. 4795; E.O. 9361, 8 F.R. 9861; Regulation 7 may not be used instead of this plants and related plants, (a) Section Order No. 1, 8 F.R. 9938; E.O. 9380, 8 F.R. certificate. •» 5 of General Order No. 1 issued Febru­ (c) Obligations of persons giving certifi­ 13081; E.O. 9630, 10 F.R. 12245) ary 21, 1946 (11 F.R. 1892), by the Sta­ cates. Any person giving the certificate de­ bilization Administrator pre-approved Dated: March 6, 1946. scribed above may obtain and use the fabric any wage increase not in excess of 18 ^ he gets with the certificate only in accord­ H. A. W allace, ance with its terms. cents per hour aboye the rate paid by Secretary of Commerce. (d) Expiration date. Unless sooner re­ an employer on August 18, 1945, to em­ voked* this direction shall expire on March ployees in certain classes of plants in the [F. R. Doc. 46-3736; Filed, • M ar.. 8, 1946; 81, 1946; but its expiration at that time shall basic, steel and certain related indus­ 10:57 a. m.J not relieve any persón who has obtained tries as described in such order. cotton fabric by use of the certificate referred (b) The National Wage Stabilization to above, from the obligation of using the fabric in accordance with the certificate Board recognizes that wherever an em­ .Chapter IX—Civilian Production ployer institutes wage increases which which he has given. Administration are approved under section 5 of General Issued this 6th day ol March 1946. Order No. 1, such employer may find it Authority: Regulations in_this chapter Civilian P roduction necessary to institute similar or related unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ A dministration, adjustments for other employees in the ments affected, issued under sec: 2 (a ), 54 By J, Joseph W helan, same plants who are under the juris­ Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. Recording Secretary. diction of the National Wage Stabiliza­ 177, 58 Stat. 827 and Pub. Law 270, 79th tion Board but are not covered by the Cong.; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O 9040, 7 F.R. [F. R. Doc. 46-3637; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F R . 2719; . E.O: 9599, 10 5:13 p. m.] provisions of section 5 of General Or­ F.R. 10155; E.O. 9638, .10 F.R. 12591; CPA der No. 1 of the Stabilization Adminis­ Reg. 1, Nov. 5, 1945, 10 F.R. 13714. trator. Accordingly, the Board hereby grants pre-approval for any such-wage Part 944—R egulations Applicaêle to the or salary increase for employees in any Operation of the P riorities System P art 944—Regulations Applicable to.the Operation of the P riorities System of the plants covered by section 5 of such [Priorities Reg. 13, Direction 14] General Order No. 1, but who are not [Priorities Reg. 28, Direction 5, as Amended covered by the terms of that order, to the DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN COTTON FABRIC FOR USE Mar. 8,1946] IN THE MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER AND CAN­ extent such increase is not in excess of SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR ASSIGNMENT OF CC VAS. FOOT WEAR 18V2 cents per hour-above the wage.or RATINGS IN ORDER TO INCREASE PRODUCTION salary rate paid by the employer on Au­ The following direction is issued pur­ OF LUMBER, LOGS, PULP WOOD, SOFTWOOD gust 18, 1945. suant to Priorities Regulation 13: VENEER, SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD AND MILL- (c) This pre-approval is limited to WORK wage or salary increases to employees . (a) Effect of this direction. There is an •whose wages or salaries are subject to urgent need for cotton fabric suitable for use The following direction is issued pur­ the jurisdiction of the National Wage in the manufacture of rubber and canvas suant to Priorities Regulation 28 : footwear of vulcanized construction, since Stabilization Board. cotton fabric is not readily obtainable in suffi­ (a ) The supply of lumber, logs, pulpwood, Approved: March 7, 1946. cient quantities from new production. softwood veneer, softwood plywood and mill- The purpose of this direction is to make work is substantially legs' than present and B. M. Jaffe, available immediately for the above uses anticipated* requirements; and this shortage Acting Executive Director. approximately 350,004 yards of 7.5 qz., un­ is so serious as to threaten the required ex­ bleached cotton drill, now held by the War pansion in construction. This shortage is," [F. R. Doc. 46-3777; Filed, Mar. -8, 1946; Assets Corporation as surplus property under therefore, a serious threat to the economy 11:26 a. m.] declaration No. 6-21682; and approximately of the country during the reconversion period. 276,000 yards of 4.6 oz., 41" bleached 68/74 Consequently, the Civilian Production Ad­ sheeting, now held by the War Assets Cor­ ministration will assign CC ratings as pro­ poration as surplus property under declara­ vided in paragraph (d) (1) (iii) of Priorities TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE tion No. 2-12984. It permits. sales of these Regulation 28 in accordance with the condi­ lots of cotton fabrics to be made by the War tions of this Direction, where necessary to Chapter V III—Office of Internatioml Assets Corporation only to persons permitted maintain or expand the production of lumber, logs', pulpwood, softwood veneer, softwood Trade, Department of Commerce to purchase under paragraph (b ) below. Although this direction restricts sales to plywood and millwork. Subchapter B—Export Control persons who will use the fabric for the pur­ (b ) Lumber, log, pulpwood, softwood ve­ poses specified, it does not prohibit the W ar neer, softwood plywood and millwork produc­ U.* S. High Commissioner to Philippine Assets Corporation from making sales, to the ers— (1) Capital equipment. CC ratings may I slands persons and for tile purposes specified, upon be assigned to lumber, log, pulpwood, soft­ such other terms and in such quantities as wood veneer, softwood plywôod producers, DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY the War Assets Corporation may determine; and producers of housing millwork for capital and preference ratings have no effect upon equipment other than “special equipment’’ By virtue of the authority vested in me where the producer is unable to obtain deliv­ as*Secretary of Commerce by Executive any sales which may be made by the War Assets Corporation either by way of obliging ery without a rating, and Order 9630, dated September 27, 1945, it to sell or by way .of determining as among (i) The equipment will result in substan­ authority is hereby delegated (including the several buyers permitted by this direc­ tial increase in production or maintain the authority to re-delegate as required) to tion, who shall get the cottom fabric from present rate of production, or the United States High Commissioner to the War Assets Corporation. (ii) The equipment is needed to replace the Philippine Islands or, in his absence, (b ) Persons who may purchase. No per­ the present operating equipment which is in to the officer designated to act for him, son may buy from the War Assets Corpora­ danger of imminent breakdown. CC ratings may be assigned to the delivery to exercise and perform all powers and tion any of the surplus cotton fabrics referred to in paragraph (a) above, and the War Assets of “special equipment’’ only for replacement functions contained in section 6 of the Corporation may not sell any of such fabric in case of an irreparable breakdown and re­ act of July 2, 1940 (54 Stat. 714) and except where the purchaser is a manufacturer sultant loss in production or where it is de­ Public Law '75, 77th Congress (55 Stat. of rubber and canvas footwear of vulcanized termined that a rating is' necessary to expe­ 206)/as amended and extended/with construction and gives a certificate with his dite . delivery of such special equipment in 2438 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 preference to delivery of other equipment for § 944.53 Priorities Regulation 32— (a) Early delivery, up to 15 days before thé less important purposes. • What this regulation does. This regula­ requested delivery month, may be ac­ (2) Construction. CC ratings may be as­ tion contains the inventory rules for­ cepted from a producer of steel, iron signed for materials which cannot be obtained merly in § 944.14 of Priorities Regula­ products, copper or copper base alloys without ratings and where required for ex­ (in the forms listed on Table 1), but the pansion of existing plants. tion 1 and in CMP Regulation 2. Its pur­ (3) Maintenance, repair and operating pose is to prevent excessive inventories by producer may not make the early de­ supplies. CC ratings may be assigned for restricting ordering, deliveries, receipts livery if it would interfere with any rated maintenance, repair and operating supplies and processing of materials in short sup­ orders. Other special rules on these needed by lumber producers, log producers, ply. All’ kinds of materials are covered materials are explained in Table 1. pulpwood producers, producers of softwood including raw or semi-fabricated mate­ (d) Restriction on ordering more than veneer, producers of softwood plywood, and rials, commodities, equipment, acces­ needed. (1)A person may not place any producers of housing millwork (suitable for sories, parts, assemblies or products of order, whether rated or unrated, for de­ house construction), where' the producer livery of any material on earlier dates or demonstrates that he is unable to obtain the any kjnd, whether or not acquired with items without priorities assistance. priorities assistance. in larger, amounts than he would be per­ (c) Definitions. (1) “Special equipment” The general rule on receipts is in para­ mitted to receive under this regulation. means equipment which is produced only graph (c) (1), and this is controlling un­ Orders aggregating more than he is al­ for use in logging or sawmill operatidns. less a more specific limitation or excep­ lowed to receive may not be placed with (2) “Lumber producer” means the operator tion is indicated in Table 1 or 2 or a direc­ different suppliers even though he in­ of any plant, stationary or portable, which tion to this regulation, or unless Table 3 tends to cancel one or more of them be­ produces lumber not further manufactured (formerly Order M-161) exempts the fore delivery. However, this restriction than by sawing, resawing, passing lengthwise through a standard planing machine, cross­ material entirely. Other exceptions to does not apply to materials listed on cutting to length and working. The term the inventory limitations are stated in Table 3 of this regulation nor to pur­ does not include any establishment known in paragraphs (g) and (h) and in directions chases by ultimate consumers for per­ the trade as a “distribution yard”, engaged to this regulation. sonal or household use.. The restriction in either retail or wholesale business, even does not forbid the placing of orders for though it may process lumber for the servic­ * General Restrictions delivery under the conditions explained ing of special orders from customers. (b) Restriction on delivery. No per­ in Interpretation I I to Priorities Regula­ (3) “Log producer and pulpwood pro­ son may deliver any material if he knows tion 1, but such orders may not be sched­ ducer” means any person engaged in the or has reason to believe that acceptance felling or bucking of trees or the transporta­ uled for production as long as t’his re­ tion of the yield from the felled trees from of the delivery would be in violation of striction is effective. the woods to other points at which such7 this regulation.' (2) This restriction does not require output is delivered for manufacture or ship­ Note: For rule on making or delivering immediate adjustment of orders placed ment. material earlier than required by customers, before August 28,1945. However, in view ( d ) . Denials of CC ratings. The CC ratingsee Interpretation 3. of its policy to prevent hoarding and will be denied where it appears that the speculative buying of materials in short item for Which a CC rating is requested is (c) Restrictions on receipts— (1) Gen­ available, but under different terms of sale eral rule. A person may- not accept de­ supply, the CPA may direct adjustments or from a supplier other than the applicant’s livery of any material if his inventory or cancellations in individual cases where customary supplier. of that material is, or will be, more than orders are in excess of reasonably antici­ (e) PR 28 still applies. In any case not a practicable minimum working inven­ pated needs espécially where failure to do ' covered by the above, CC -ratings will be tory reasonably necessary to meet his so might result in unbalanced distribu­ assigned only as provided in Priorities Regu­ own deliveries or to supply his services on tion and curtail total production. lation 28. the basis of his current or scheduled (3) If the inventory limits applying to Issued this 8th day of March 1946. method and rate of operation. any material are made more restrictive, whether by a change in Table 1 or other­ C iv il ia n P r o d uctio n A d m in is ­ Note: For rule on when material Is con­ sidered to be in inventory, see Interpretation wise, any person affected must immedi­ tr a t io n , 4; for rule as to seasonal industries, see ately cancel, reduce or defeat any order By J. J o seph W h e l a n , Interpretation 1. for the material to the extent that the Recording Secretary. scheduled delivery would result in an in­ (2) Special rules in Tables 1 and 2. [F. R. Doc. 46-3771; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; ventory greater than permitted by the If Table 1 at the end of this regulation 11:16 a. m.] new restriction and other applicable pro­ shows a special inventory limit on a particular material or product (either visions of this regulation. - ' specifically or by reference to another (e) Adjusting outstanding orders P art 944—R e g u l a t io n s A p p l ic a b l e to CPA order or regulation), that limita­ when requirements change. If because t h e O pe r a t io n o f t h e P r io r it ie s tion governs and the restrictions of para­ of a change in operations, slowing or S y s t e m graph (c) (1) above may be disregarded stoppage of production, delayed delivery [Priorities Reg. 32, as Amended Mar. 8, unless-the applicable order or regulation by a supplier, or any other change in re­ 1946] (or a note in Table 1) also states that a quirements, a person who has ordered INVENTORIES practicable minimum working inventory material for future delivery would, if he may not' be exceeded. The same is true accepted delivery on the date specified, (a) What this regulation does. with respect to particular classes of per­ exited the limits prescribed by this regu­ General Restrictions sons shown on Table 2. Where a spe­ lation, he must promptly adjust his out­ cific period of time is shown on Table (b ) Restriction on delivery. standing orders, and, if necessary, post­ (c) RestrictionsNm receipts. . 1 or 2, no person affected may accept delivery of any material specified if his pone or cancel them. /Paragraph (h) be­ (d ) Restriction on ordering more than low describes what further deliveries may needed. inventory of it is, or will be, more than (e) Adjusting outstanding orders when he needs during the immediate period be accepted. requirements change. specified on the basis of his current or (f) Restriction on processing. No (f) Restriction on processing* scheduled method and rate of operation. person may process, fabricate, alloy or Exceptions Even if an order or regulation is not otherwise alter the shape or form of any (g) In general. listed on Table 1 or 2, any specific inven­ material if his inventory of the material (h ) Receipts permitted after contract can­ tory limits imposed by it must be com­ in its processed, fabricated, alloyed or cellations or cut-backs. plied with. If an order or regulation otherwise altered shape or formais, or listed on Table 1 or 2 is revoked or a list­ Miscellaneous Provisions will be, more than a practicable mini­ ing removed from the tables all provi­ (i) Previous inventory authorizations. sions of this regulation, including para­ mum working inventory. However, this (j) Separate inventories. does not restrict a person from altering (k ) Redistribution of excess inventories. graph (c) (1), are automatically appli­ (l) • Violations. cable. the form of surplus materials by scrap­ (m ) Revisions of tables. (3) Early delivery of steel, iron prod­ ping, or reprocessing them 7 unless a CPA (n ) Appeals, letters and questions. ucts, copper and copper base alloys. order specifically says otherwise. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2439

Exceptions total inventory of it after acceptance is fact, or furnishes false information to (g) In general. This paragraph, par­ no more than the specified amount. any department or agency of the United agraph (h) below, and certain directions (h) Receipts permitted after adjust­ States is guilty of a crime, and upon con­ to this regulation state general excep­ ment of orders. Where a person has viction may be punished by fine or im­ tions to the restrictions on acceptance of promptly adjusted his outstanding or­ prisonment. In addition, any such per­ delivery described in paragraph (c) ders with his supplier as required by son may be prohibited from making or above, and to all other inventory restric­ paragraph (e) and the supplier is not obtaining further deliveries of, or from tions on delivery and acceptance of de­ otherwise prohibited from producing or processing or using, material under pri­ livery in CPA orders and regulations delivering any material involved, delivery ority control and may be deprived of pri­ unless they contain specific provisions of it may be made and accepted and the orities assistance. to the contrary*. None of these or any inventory restrictions of paragraph (c) (m) Revisions of tables. Tables 1, 2 other exceptions to CPA inventory re­ exceeded to 'the following extent only: and 3, attached to this regulation will be strictions on receipts permit a supplier (1) Delivery may be made and ac­ revised from time to time. As materials to disregard any applicable CPA order cepted if the supplier has shipped the and products become in more ample sup­ or regulation which restricts production material or loaded it for shipment before ply, it is expected that they will be listed or delivery. the Receipt of the instruction to adjust; on Table 3. In special cases, particular (1) Exemption of Table 3 materials. or materials or products may also be re­ Materials listed on Tablç 3 at the end of (2) Delivery may be made and ac­ moved from Table 3 or added to Table 1. this regulation may be delivered and cepted of any special item which the sup­ It is, therefore, important to be familiar accepted without regard to CPA inven­ plier actually has in stock or in pro­ with the latest revision of the tables. tory restrictions. duction or special components or special (n) Appeals, letters and questions. (2) Materials bought under PR-13. màterials which he has acquired for the Any appeal or other question regarding Priorities Regulation 13 provides a lim­ purpose of filling that contract. A spe­ any provision of this regulation should be sent by letter in duplicate to the In­ ited exemption from inventory restric­ cial item, as used above, means one that ventory Control Division, Civilian. Pro­ tions in the case of items bought on spe­ the supplier does not usually make, stock, duction Administration, Washington 25, cial sales. or sell, and which cannot readily be dis­ D. C., Ref.: PR 32, unless Table 1 or 2 (3) Imported materials. A person posed of td others; or may import any material without regard (3) Even if the material is not a spe­ attached to this regulation indicates to CPÀ inventory restrictions, but if his cial item, delivery may be made by and otherwise with respect to particular inventory of it thereby becomes in ex­ accepted from a producer if it has al­ materials or classes of persons. cess of the amount permitted by this ready been produced or is in production Issued this 8th day of March 1946. before receipt of the instruction to ad­ regulation, he may not receive further C iv il ia n P r o d uctio n deliveries of it from domestic sources un­ just, and it cannot be used to fill other orders on the producer's books. A dministration , til his inventory is reduced to permitted By J. J o se ph W h e l a n , Note: For special rules on continuing re­ levels. The inventory restrictions of Recording Secretary. this regulation do apply to any deliveries ceipts of special items after contract cut backs, see Direction 3 to this regulation; and of the imported material he makes, and T able 1—-Materials and Products Subject as to transfers of idle materials after can­ to Specific Inventory ' Provisions to the amount of it that any person ac­ cellations or cut backs, see Direction 1. For cepting delivery from him. may receive. effect of reduction in consumption" rate on Explanation. Materials or products listed (4) Advance stockpiling for civilian permitted inventories, see Interpretation 5. in Column 1 are subject to the specific in­ production. A person may receive in ventory provisions shown, as explained in anticipation of starting or resuming ci­ Miscellaneous Provisions paragraph (c) (2) of the regulation, except vilian production the minimum amount (i) Previous inventory authorizations. to the extent that different rules may apply Any specific authorizations,, exceptions, as to certain classes of persons under Table 2. of material he would need during the first Column 2 shows either the CPA order or 30 days of such production, provided no or grants of appeals issued under §1)44.14 regulation which controls inventories of the priorities assistance is used to get the of Priorities Regulation 1 or CMP Regu­ material, or if no order is specified, there is material. Records o f such receipts and lation 2 remain in effect according to shown a period of time representing the the basis on which they were computed their terms unless individually modified maximum inventory permitted as explained must be preserved as required by § 944.15 or revoked. in paragraph (c) (2 ). An asterisk ( * ) in­ of Priorities Regulation 1. This 30-day (j) Separate inventories. (1) In figur­ dicates that the practicable minimum work­ amount is a ceiling as far as advance ing his inventory, a person must include ing inventory limit of paragraph (c) (1) all material in his possession and all ma­ also applies, that is, if it would be less than stockpiling is concerned, and may not be the specific limit indicated. considered as' a “bonus” to be added to terial held for his account by another If Column 2 shows a specific period of time the amount of any material which a person, but not material held by him for . (e. g., 30 days, 60 days, etc.) for a particular producer expects to have available for the account of another person. material or product, this restriction applies making his civilian product. • Changes (2) In the case of a person who on only to “users” of that material or product, in this 30-day amount may be indicated August 28,1945, has more than one oper­ i. e.( persons, including Government operated for a particular material by a note in ating unit and keeps separate inventory consuming establishments, who use the ma­ Table 1. records for tjiem, this regulation applies terial or product for production, operating to each such operating unit or division supplies, maintenance and repair, or for con­ (5) Minimum sale quantities. Mini­ struction whether for own account or for the mum sale quantities and production runs independently. A person may not make account of another. In addition, the restric­ may be accepted to the extent permitted any further separation or consolidation tion applies only within the 48 States and the by Interpretation 2 to this «Regulation. of such operating units without special District of Columbia. In the case of persons However, where Column 3 of Table 1 written approval of the Civilian Produc­ who are not “users”, such as persons buying shows a specific amount of a particular tion Administration, unless it is purely for resale, paragraph (c) (1) applies instead incidental to a separation or consolida­ of Column 2. material, that is considered to* be the A figure in Column 3 shows the minimum minimum sale quantity of it. Thus, if a tion which is made primarily for other than inventory purposes. sale quantity, that is, the amount of the person would be permitted under para­ particular material which a person may re­ graph (c) to accept less than the amount (k) Redistribution of excess inven­ ceive under the conditions stated in para­ shown, he may accept delivery of the tories. Excess inventories of materials graph (g) (5 ), even if it is more than full amount. In any event, after receiv­ and products, including inventories of allowed under Column 2. If no figure is ing a minimum sale quantity of any ma­ materials which are in such form as to shown, the rule in Interpretation 2 must be terial, a person may not accept delivery be unusable by the holder, are subject followed. of any additional quantities until his to redistribution to other persons by vol­ Column 4 tells the Division or Office in the untary action pursuant to Priorities Reg­ Civilian Production Administration to which inventory of it is within applicable limits. should be sent any appeals or questions re­ (6) Small inventory exemption for ulation 13, or if necessary for national defense, through requisitioning by the garding the limitations described. However, particular materials. If a note in Table if the applicable order says appeals are to be Civilian Production Administration. filed somewhere else, such as the nearest CPA 1 or 2 shows a specific amount of a par­ (l) Violations. Any person who wil­ ticular material as a small inventory field office, that provision controls. fully violates any provision of this regu­ Column 5 (Remarks) gives explanations, exemption, a person may accept delivery lation, or who, in connection with this exemptions or other special rules applicable of any quantities of it as long as his regulation, wilfully conceals a material to the particular material or limitation. 2440 N ote: Table amended Mar. 8,1946. T able 1— Continued

C PA division or C PA division or Order or limi­ Minimum sale Order or limi­ Minimum sale office adminis­ Remarks Material office adminis­ Remarks Material tation quantity tation quantity tering the control tering the control (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Lumber—Seasoned, green, 60 days* Lumber. The limitations of Column 2 Aluminum. (See Table 3.) rough, surfaced and/or apply to the total amount of Antimony______M-1I2...... worked to pattern (all kinds, lumber in usable condition Babbitt______,______M-43, Dir. 2. Tin’ lead and zinc. in the user’s inventory rather > sizes and grades)**. Bristles______„______N ote: [Deleted Nov. 23, than item by item.. The Burlap______19451 Column 2 restrictions do not Cadmium, -meaning all grades 100 lbs...... apply to green lumber which of metallic cadmium, cad­ Zinc Branch must be seasoned by the mium oxide, or cadmium user before it is usable for the salts produced directly from purpose for which it was ores, eonc^itrates or other purchased, but such receipts primary materials, or redis­ are subject to the restric­ tilled or remelted from cad­ tions of paragraph (c) (1) of mium scrap or any secondary the regulation. However, cadmium-bearing material. when such lumber is suffi­ REGISTER, FEDERAL Castings, malleable iron. (See ciently seasoned for use it Steel, including iron prod­ must be counted in deter­ ucts.) mining whether or not the Copper and copper base alloys: (**) **The specific limitations in person is eligible to accept N o t e : (!) The provisions Column 2 cm receipts of cop­ any further deliveries of of this regulation apply per and copper base alloys lumber in usable-condition separately to each “item” . do not apply to producers under the limitations of this of copper or copper base who acquire copper or copper Table 1. alloys in any class listed base alloys for the purpose of Mica:*** below which is different conversion into another listed Muscovite: from all other items in that form of those materials, but Block & Film______45 days*_____ 1 case. Metals and min­ “ ‘ Applies only to mica fur­ . class by reason of one or they are subject to paragraph Splittings______90 days*_____ 5 cases. erals. nished from Government more of its specifications, (c)(1). Certain other classes Phlogopite: stocks, but does not apply to such as width, thickness, of persons to whom these Block______45 days*. 1 case.. any mica that has been temper, alloy, finish, or Column 2 limitations do not Splittings______90 days*. 5 cases- declared surplus and is sold method of manufacture. apply are shown on Table 2. by a disposal agency. Differences in color of insu­ Mo,tors: lation do not diffeijpntiate Fractional horsepower mo- 45 days*. 1,000 General industrial items of wire mill products. , tors, alternating current equipment. (2) [Deleted Nov. 23, . under Ho h. p. except 1945] universal. 1946 9, March Saturday, Copper: Fractional horsepower mo­ 45 days*. 600 .do. Refinery shapes, tors, alternating current castings, scrap, Ho h. p. or larger but etc. less than H h. p. except Brass mill prod­ 45 days*_____ Copper...... universal. ucts; sheet, rod, Fractional horsepower mo­ 45 days*. 250 .do. tube. tors, alternating current, Wire mill products, H h. p. or larger but.less except m agnet than 1 h. p., except uni­ wire versal. Magnet wire______Single phase alternating 45 days*. 100 -___ do______Copper base alloys: current motors 1 h. p. Ingot-, castings, . and over, except uni­ scrap, etc. versal. Brass mill prod-' Radiation, cast iron______60 days*. Inventory control. ucts; sheet, rod, Rubber______■____ R-1-—.. Rubber______.<___ tube Solder...... M-43, Dir. 2. Tin, lead and zinc. Wire mill products, Steel, including iron products: (**) **The specific limitations in • except magnet N ote: (1) The provisions Column 2 on receipts ofcsteel, wire of this regulation apply • including iron products, do Magnet wire___ __ separately to each “item” not apply to producers who Cotton yams, combed and of steel or iron products in acquire steel, including iron carded,, weaving and knit­ any class listed below products, for the purpose of ting, singles, ply and twisted, * - which is different from all conversion into another listed natural or colored other items in that class by form of those materials, but Gloves, work______M -375..... Textiles . . reason of one or more of its but they are subject - to Glue, hide______... specifications, such as paragraph (c) (1). Certain • Gypsum board______width, thickness, temper, other classes of persons to Gypsum lath______Inventory control- alloy, finish, or method of whom these Column 2 limi­ Iron, pig__ , ______manufacture. tations do not apply are shown on Table 3. Iron products (see. steel in­ (2) [Deleted Nov. 23, cluding iron products). 19451. Kapok______M-Rfi . Iron products: Lead, p ig ...j.i...... M-38...... Tin, lead and zinc. ■ Gray iron castings (rough 60 days*, <•••) Inventory control— ‘ »’ Receipts of less than 2,000 pounds from any one pattern See footnotes at end of tables. as cast) (including soil pipe). or mold, or of a minimum Malleable iron castings 45 days*, <***) ____ do______... production run as explained (rough as cast). in Interpretation 2 are per­ mitted under the conditions , explained in paragraph (g) ' (5). T a b u 1— Continued Column 4 (Remarks) gives explanations, exemptions or other special rules applicable to the particular class of persons or limitation. Where this column specifies certain materials, Order er limi­ Minimum sale C PA division or the limitation or exemption for the particular class of person applies only to the materials Material quantity office adminis­ Remarks specified. tation tering the control (2) (3) (1) (4) (6) C PA division or office Classes of persons Order or limita­ tion administering the Remarks Steel: control Carbon steel (Including wrought iron):•*** (1) (2) (3) (4) Bars—Cold finished.«. fifl days* 10,000 lbs____ •»»•Column 2 does not apply Bars—Hot rolled or 10,000 lbs...... to certain special kinds of Bag makers (cotton textiles). _ M-221______T-_ forged. steel used In file and rasp pro­ Brash manufacturers...... 120 dava.. .. . Bristles. Sheet and strip ...... 60 days* 10,900 lbs duction or piston production, File aud raso manufacturers______as explained in table 2. Applicable only to special high Structural shapes and 60 days* •»Column 2 does not apply to carbon steel in special forms and piling.** persons who order structural shapes needed to make files and rasps. steel for use in construction Jeweled watch manufacturers______None ...... (including buildings, bridges No inventory restrictions apply to and other structures of a like receipts of steel, iron products, type) and who order it deliv­ copper and copper base alloys for

making jeweled watches. REGISTER, FEDERAL ered cut to the specifications Merchants (consumers' soft goods B-210______Wholesale and retail required for a specific project inventory). and who n o rm a lly keep trade. Newspapers, publishers of______PR 32, Direction Printing and publish­ Newsprint. such steel segregated for the 7. ) ing. specific project. Instead, ho Newsprint users, other than news P R 32, Direction such person may accept de­ Printing and publish Newsprint. paper publishers. 7. ing. livery of such steel more than Piston ring manufacturers____ ..... 60 days before it is scheduled Applicable only to special heat to be fabricated or, if it is not treated, tempered, polished, and to be further fabricated, be­ colored high carbon steel (known fore it is scheduled to be as segment or expander steel) for assembled. use in the production of piston Tin plate, terse plate 60 days*_____ 16,000 lbs____ rings. and tin mill black Rubber and rubber product manu R -l...... plate. facturers. AH other' shapes and Par. (c) (1)— Segregated structural steel for con­ (**) Inventory control____ ••See special rule under “Steel” in forms of carbon steel struction, persons using. table 1. as described in Order Suppliers______L-63 Wholesale and retail M-21. trade. AHoy steel (including Teteeraph operators_____ (**) »•All provisions of this regulation stainless): apply, except that with respect Sheet and strip—sili­ 60 days*...... 10,000 lbs...... to steel, iron products, copper Saturday con electrical only. and copper base alloys such oper­ All other shapes and Par. (c) (1) ators are subject to the rule of forms of alloy steel as paragraph (c) (1) instead pf the described in Order specific limitation in Column 2 M-21. of Table 1. Tapioca flour...... M-333...... Telephone operators... ____ <**)

Textiles (finished material)____ M-328B**___ , ••Persons buying textiles Transportation systems, operators (finished material) who are (***) Inventory control____ ***AU provisions of this regulation of (M R O supplies). 1946 9, arch M not subject to M-328B are apply, except that with respect subject to paragraph (c) (1) ' to the materials on Table 1 (other of Priorities Regulation 32. than lumber) such operators are Tin: subject to paragraph (c) (1) in­ Pig tin...... M-43...... Tin, lead, and zinc. stead of the specific limitations in Alloys, other than copper s Column 2 of Table 1. This does base alloys. not prevent an . operator from Titanium pigments______30 days*_____ maintaining minimum stocks of Turpentine______5 months___ material for emergency use, nor Vegetable waxes______90 days______from acquiring reasonable stocks White lead______60 days*_____ of ties and lumber for seasoning. Utility producers (electric, power, (**) / Inventory control..... 2441 ••All provisions of this regulation gas, water and central steam apply, except that with respect heating). •Or a practicable minimum working inventory, whichever is less.' to steel, iron products, copper and copper base alloys such pro­ ducers are subject to the rule of T able 2— Classes op Persons Subject to Specific I nventory.Provisions paragraph (c) (1) instead of the specific limitation in Column 2 Explanation. The classes of persons listed In Column 1 are subject to the specific in­ of Table 1. ventory provisions shown, as explained in paragraph (c) (2) of the regulation. Column 2 shows either the CPA order or regulation which controls the inventories of •Or a practicable minimum working inventory, whichever is less. the particular class of persons, or if no order is specified, there is shown a period of time representing the maximum inventory permitted as explained in paragraph (c) (2). An T able 3—Exempted Materials and Products Aluminum in all forms asterisk (*) indicates that the practicable minimum working inventory limit of paragraph Explanation. The following materials and Asbestos, unmanufactured, all grades and (c) (1) also applies, that is, if it would be less than the specific limit indicated. products are exempt from the invèntory re­ types Column 3 tells the Division or Office in the Civilian Production Administration to which strictions on receipts of this regulation and Asbestos friction materials should be sent any appeals or questions regarding the limitations described. However, if the of all other CPA orders or regulations unless Asbestos Tape .010-.025 thickness applicable order says appeals are to be filed somewhere else, such as the nearest CPA field office, they specifically state otherwise. Asbestos textiles that provision controls. Abrasive products— made from manufactured Batteries, dry cell or natural abrasives, including all items Bearings— ball and roller, including all items under CMP code 720 under CMP code 155 2442 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

Bending machines for pipe, plate, roll, or and trim ), including all items under CMP tity is stated in the instrument assigning the structural shapes, including all items under Codes 574 and 575 except brass. rating. If a person is assigned a rating for a specific amount of material, he may not use CMP code 356 Vermiculite it to get more. If he finds that he can only Bentonite Waste paper get the material in larger quantities, he Capital equipment (other than that else­ Wire Drawing Machinery, including all items should apply for a modification of the rating. where listed on this table and other than under CMP code 359 s wood poles, cross arms, domestic watt hour (f) No effect on contractual rights. The Wood pulp * times and amounts in which deliveries are meters, power and distribution transform­ Wool: Raw wool ers, circuit breakers and switch gear) to be made are to be determined by agree­ Chains, except stud link anchor, cast steel, I nterpretation 1 ment between the supplier and the customer. power transmission, but including all items Nothing in this interpretation relieves a sup­ INVENTORIES IN SEASONAL INDUSTRIES under CMP code 712 plier from fulfilling a contract to make de­ China clay (English) Paragraph (c) (1) of Priorities Regulation liveries at specified times in specified Cork, raw— corkwood, milling cork, grinding 32 prohibits any person from accepting a de­ amounts. For example, if a customer has cork livery which ^will give him “more than a agreed to buy and a supplier has agreed to Cranes and hoists, including all items under practicable minimum working inventory rea­ furnish 100 units a month for six months, this interpretation does not obligate the . CMP Codes 146, 303, 308 and 312. ^“v sonably necessary to meet his own deliveries on the basis of his current or scheduled meth­ buyer to accept 6JOO units delivered during Domestic andalusite the first month, although it permits him to od and rate of operation". This does not pre­ Domestic dumortierite do so under the conditions described in vent a person engaged in a seasonal industry Fibrous glass products paragraph ( b ) . (Issued Oct. 1,1945.) Files and Rasps, including all items under who normally stocks up inventory in advance CMP code 644 of the season from accepting delivery of his I nterpretation 3 Forging Machines, including all items under requirements of the inventory in question, ( MAKING OR DELIVERING MATERIAL EARLIER THAN CMP code 354 provided (a) that he is not guilty of hoard­ REQUIRED BT CUSTOMERS Foundry Machinery, Equipment and Sup­ ing, and (b ) that the deliveries accepted are plies, including all items under CMP code no greater and no further in advance than (a) Paragraph (b) of Priorities Regula­ 363 those which he would normally accept in the tion 32 prohibits a person from knowingly Furfural ordinary course of his business to meet rea­ making a delivery which will give his cus­ Furnaces, metal melting, including all items sonably anticipated requirements. (Issued tomer more than the latter is permitted to under CMP code 422 Aug. 28, 1945.) receive under the regulation. Paragraph (f) Gages and Precision Measuring Tools, includ­ I nterpretation 2 of that regulation prohibits a person from ing all items under CMP code 658 processing or fabricating material if his in­ Heat Treating Equipment, metal, including M IN IM U M SALE QUANTITIES AND PRODUCTION ventory of the material in its processed or all items under CMP code 364 RUNS fabricated form will be more than a prac­ Ilmenite (a) Applicable provisions of the regula­ ticable minimum working inventory. These Istle fiber and products tions. Priorities Regulation 32 forbids the “two restrictions should be borne in mind by Jigs, dies and fixtures making or acceptance of a delivery which any supplier who wants to make or deliver Jute fiber and jute products except burlap will give the customer more than the “prac­ any material to his customer earlier or in Kyanite (Indian) ticable minimum working inventory reason­ greater quantities than required by the cus­ Lamps, incandescent ably necessary” for him to make his own tomer. - Machine Tools, non-portable power driven, deliveries. A similar provision in paragraph (la) For example: A supplier has accepted including all items under CMP code *350 (c) (2) of Priorities Regulation No. 3 says his customer’s order of a product to be de­ Machine Tool and Metal Working Machine that a customer who is applying a rating for livered kt the rate of 100 a month for six Attachments and Accessories, including all which no specific quantities have been au­ months. The supplier would like to ship 200 items under CMP code 361 thorized may use it only to get the "mini­ a rdonth for three months, or perhaps^ the Magnesium in all forms. mum amount needed.” entire 600 in the first month. Since the cus­ Mechanics Hand Service Tools, including all (b ) Factors to be considered in deter­ tomer's requirements of 100 a month are Items under CMP code 647 mining how much can be ordered and de­ presumably all he could accept within the Metal Cutting Tools, including all items livered. In determining a customer’s .mini­ inventory limitations of paragraph (c) of the under CMP code 362 mum inventory “reasonably necessary” under regulation, the requirement that the sup­ Metal Working Machines and Tools, portable, Priorities Regulation 32 or his “minimum plier may not knowingly ship more than this power-driven, including all items under amount needed” under Priorities Regulation would prevent him ^ from delivering earlier CMP code 365 No. 3, it is proper In some cases to consider than required by his customer, unless he Metal Working Presses, hydraulic and me­ not only the immediate needs of the custom­ received notice from his customer that the chanical, including all items jin d er CMP er’s plant but also whether the amount receipt of the larger amount would not code 355 which he orders- will be a minimum produc­ cause him to have an excess inventory. Mineral aggregates: tion run for his supplier. The customer may (c) Thus, before delivering a material or Sand order and'receive (and the supplier may de­ product substantially earlier or in greater Gravel liver) the customer’s requirements for a quantities than is called for by his custom­ Crushed stone. longer period in advance than he actually er’s order, a supplier is required to satisfy Slag needs at the time of delivery if, but only if, it himself that the receipt by the customer of tfre changed quantities will be within the Packings, Gaskets and Oil Seals is not practicable for him to get the item permissible inventory limitations applicable Pipe fittings (not bell, spigot, compression, from any supplier in the smaller quantities which he presently needs. The supplier may to the customer. The supplier may rely on flared or Parker type) including all items reject his customer’s order if it is less than any statement or notice to this effect from under CMP Codes 572 and 573 except grey the minimum which he regularly sells or less his customer, unless he knows or has reason cast iron and malleable iron fittings and than his minimum production run of a to know that it is, false. unions. product which fs mass produced under the (d ) Similarly, assuming his customer would not be permitted -to receive the larger quan­ Piping accessories: industrial, marine, under conditions explained in Interpretation 3 of tities, the supplier should take this into ac­ CMP Code 597. Priorities Regulation 1. count in his plans for processing the material Potter’s flint (c) Belief in exceptional cases. If the or product so tha£ he himself will not have Pulpwood conditions stated in paragraph (b ) above cannot be satisfied but the customer wants an inventory greater than permitted by para­ Rolling Mill Stands and Attached Equipment, to order or accept delivery of more than graph (f) of the regulation. including all items under CMP code 357 his actual needs at the time of delivery, he (e) This interpretation, of course, does not Salt (sodium chloride) in bulk should apply to the Civilian Production Ad­ change the rule on delivery or acceptance of Sediment separators . ministration for permission, stating the facts minimum sale quantities or production runs Shears, Punches and Nibblers, power-driven, and why it is not practicable to satisfy the to the extent described in Interpretation 2 including all items under CMP code 358 condition of paragraph (b). to this regulation, nor does it prevent eartier Sodium sulfate (salt cake) (d) Special provisions for certain mate­ delivery of iron products, steel, copper and Sodium sulfite rials. Where a specific minimum sale quan­ copper base alloys under the conditions de­ scribed in paragraph (c) (3) of Priorities Stoneware clay - . tity is shown in Column 3 of Table 1 of Pri­ Sulphur Regulation 32. Also, if any CPA ordej or orities Regulation 32 with respect to any regulation permits increased deliveries to the Valve handwheels material or product, that quantity controls extent necessary ¿o avoid shipping partly Valves, goggle instead of the rule in this interpretation. filled containers (such as paragraph (y) (4) Valves, piping system (not airbrake equip - (e) Specific limits on ratings may not be of Order M-300), the rule in this interpreta­ ment, aircraft, iijstrument, refrigeration, exceeded. This interpretation does not apply tion does not prevent such deliveries. (Is­ regulating, or plumbing fixture- fittings to the use of a rating where a specific quan­ sued Oct. 1, 1945.) FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2443

I nterpretation 4 (d ) If a manufacturer shears steel sheet (except as provided-in paragraph (h ) of Pri­ and stocks in sheared form, such stock is still INVENTORY MATERIAL* orities Regulation 32 and Direction 3 to that part of his inventory, if the material does not regulation, relating to material already (a) Paragraph (c) of Priorities Regulation continue in production. (Issued Aug. 28, shippèd, special items, etc.) 82 prohibits a person from accepting delivery 1945) (b ) Similarly, the regulation does not af­ of material if his inventory of it is, or will be, I nterpretation 5 fect the liability of, a customer for material greater than the maximum prescribed. For in inventory when the customer cancels his the purpose of this regulation, material is EFFECT OF REDUCTION IN CONSUMPTION RATE ON contract. Such liability is controlled by th e. considered to be inventory until it is actually PERMITTED INVENTORIES provisions of the contract between the cus­ put into process or is actually installed or (a) Paragraph (c) of Priorities Regulation tomer and his supplier and by contract law. (Issued Aug. 28, 1945) assembled. Putting into process does not 32 prohibits the acceptance of delivery of include minor initial operations, such as material if a person’s inventory of it is, or painting, and does not Include any shearing, IF. ft. Doc. 46-3772; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; will be, more than the amount permitted by 11:16 a. m. . cutting, trimming or other operation unless the regulation. If material is acquired such initial operations are part of a contin­ within these restrictions, the regulation does uous fabricating or assembling operation. not prohibit the mere possession of an in­ Nor does it include operations such as in­ ventory if a change in circumstances makes, spection, testing and ageing nor segregation it greater than the amount perniitted. For Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration or earmarking for a specific job or operation. instance, if based upon current rate of pro­ (b ) For example, if a manufacturer who duction a manufa6turer’s permitted inven­ Part 1418—T erritories and P ossessions uses wire or rod cute a sufficient quantity of tory of one item of steel is 100 tons and It to length at one time to maintain his op­ he has in inventory 60 tons, he may receive [RMPR 373, Arndt. 70] erations for a considerable period of time, the a further delivery of 40 tons. If after re­ cut pieces remain as inventory until, proc­ ceiving the delivery of 40 tons his rate of ■FISH AND SEAFOOD IN HAWAII essed into another form or until assembled consumption, because of contract cancella­ or Installed. A statement of the considerations in­ tion or the like, is reduced drastically, the volved in the issuance of this amend­ (c) If a manufacturer purchases and stores mere fact that he has an inventory of 100 steel castings in the form purchased, the steel tons, although his permitted inventory may ment, issued simultaneously herewith, castings are not put into process when the be only 10 tons, is not a violation of the reg­ has been filed with the Division of the castings are painted and stored. Consequent­ ulation. He may not, of course, accept any Federal Register. ly, the inventory of castings includes those further deliveries of that item of steel until The schedules under section 20 (b) (1) painted and stored. his inventory has been reduced below 10 tons are amended to read as follows:

F is h a n d S e a f o o d

Whole­ Retail Whole­ sale sale Retail maxi­ maxi­ maxi­ Style of proc­ mum maxi­ Name and description Size mum Name and description Style of proc­ mum essing price per essing Size mum price per price per price per pound net pound net pound net weight . pound net weight weight weight

Albacore. Round...... All...... $n. 39 $0. 52 Oysters (Pacific Coast). $0 70 Dressed_____ AU...... *’.50 .67 Pollack...... Drawn______All. .21 Steak.._____ AU ...... 57 .76 Dressed...... AU...... 23 t30 Fillets______All...... 71 .95 Fillets...... All...... 33 /44 Bass (Sea, White, Pacific Dressed...... All...... 33 .44 Porgy..______...... Round______AU...... 20 .26 Coastl. All .. .57 .75 Red Snapper..______Gutted...... AU...... 37 .50 Bass (Rock Striped)______Round .. . .30 .40 Dressed...... AU...... 46 .61 Over 8 lbs...... 33 .43 Steaks______All...... 70 .93 Under 2 lbs____ .26 .34 Fillets. . . _ AU...... ,90 1 20 Bluefin—see undec Tuna. Red Rock Cod—See Cod. Bonita.....,...... Round...... All...... 25 .33 Rosefish (Red Perch)..... Round______AU...... 19 .25 Dressed_____ AU...... 31 .41 FUlets...... AU...... 40 .54 Steak______AU...... 36 .43 Sablefish—See Black Cod. Fillets______AU...... 42 .56 Salmon (Chinook Red)___ Dressed_____ AU...... 38 .50 Butterfish. Round______1 lb. and over... .34 .46 Steaks ... AU...... 45 .56 M lb. to 1 lb...... 30 .40 AU...... 51 .63 H lb. to %lb— _ .23 .31 Salmon (Fall) Dressed AU .30 .40 Under H lb...... 20 .27 Steaks______AU ...... 34 .42 Cod (Atlantic)___ ..... Fillets All .41 .55 Fillets.'.. .. AU...... 37 • 46 Cod (Black, Sablefisb). Round“...... All...... 24 .32 Salmon-(King). Dressed...... 12% lbs. and up. .47 .62 Dressed_____ All:...... 29 .38 Dressed...... Under 13% lbs.. .41 .55 Steak...... All...... 35 .41 Steaks...... All...... 48 .60 Fillets___ All...... 49 .59 Salmon (Pink) Round AU...... 21 .28 Cod (Red dr Rock). Round. . . All...... 18 .24 Drawn...... Ail...... 23 - .30 Dressed. All...... 23 .30 Dressed...... All...... 24 .32 Drawn...... All...... 20 .27 Steaks______All...... 26 .33 Fillets A ll.....___ .45 .60 Fillets______AU...... 30 .38 Cod (Lingcod)_____ ~____ All...... 24 .32 Salmon (Silver)...... Dressed____ All...... 36 .48 Fillets ...... All...... 42 .50 Steaks..:____ All...... 41 .51 Cod (True Pacific Coast). Round . ___ All...... 19 .25' Fillets...... All...... 45 .57 Dressed All...... 21 .28 Salmon (Sockeye, Fancy).... Dressed_____ A ll.,...... 44 .59 Fillets All .38 .46 Steaks______All...... 50 .62 Flounders...... Round All...... 20 .26 Round______All...... 36 .48 Dressed All...... 23 .30 Salmon (Steelhead)______Round...... All...... 28 .37 Fillets . . . AU...... 45 .60 Drawn...___ All...... 30 .40 Haddock,...... All . .23 .3i Dressed_____ All...... 33 .43 Dressed...... A ll...,...... 27 .36 Smelt (Columbia R iver)..... Round...... All...... 21 .28 Fillets All...... 43 .58 Dressed_____ AU...... 34 .45 Halibut...... Dressed AU...... 38 .51 Smelt (Silver)...... AU...... 25 .34 Steaks AU...... 43 .54 Sole (All kinds except Lemon). Round__ ___ All...... 18 .23 Fillets AU...... 47 .57 All______.20 .27 Mackerel____ Round . . . . 1 lh. and up . .24 .32 Dressed and All...... 23 .30 A lb. to lib _____ .20 .27 skinned. Under A lb...... 17 .23 All...... 43 .58 Fillets...... All...... 36 .47 Squid...... AU...... 20 .27 Mackerel (King) Gutted...... AU...... 34 .46 Tuna (Bluefin)*. All______.28 .37 Mackerel (Spanish)" Round...... Under 1% lb .... .19 .25 All...... 31 .41 « 1% lb. and over. .37 .49 AU...... 33 .45 Mullet (M ugil)..... All . 19 .26 Steaks______All...... 38 .47 Dressed... .. All .28 .38 All...... 45 .54 Fillets . . . AU...... 38 .51 Whiting... Fillets -r ____ All...... 33 .43 Oysters (Chesapeake Stand­ AU...... 66 .89 YeUowtaU. Round.’_____ All...... 24 .32 ards). Dressed_____ All...... 30 .40 Oysters (Chesapeake Selects). AU ...... 71 .94 Steaks______AU...... 33 .41 Oysters (Northern Selects)___ All...... 75 1.00 All...... 27 .36 Oysters (Northern Medium)., AU...... ; ...... 69 .92 FUlets...... All...... 39 .47 2444 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

Shbimp and Prawn

Whole­ Whole­ Retail Retail sale max­ sale max­ maximum imum maximum imum price per price per Style oi processing Size (count) price per Style of processing Size (count) price per pound pound pound pound net net net net weight f weight weight weight

$0.38 $0.48* Peeled.______38 to 52...... $0.49 $0.61 9 to 12 .36 .45 52 to 81-...... 45 .56 12 to 15...... 33 .41 81 andjover___ .41 .51 3ft .38 Under 20...... 81 1.00 18 to 26 _ .28 .35 20 to 28...__ - .72 .90 .26 .33 28 to 34...... 66 .82 40 and over___ i24 .29 34 to 41...... 60 .75 Under 15...... 60 .75 L;. ) 41 to 57...... 56 .70 16 to 21 .54 .67 . 57 to 87...... - .51 .64 21 to 26...... 49 .61 87 and over___ .47 .59 44 .55 Under 16...... 65 .80 31 to 43 .41 . 51 16 to 22...... 58 .73 43 to 66 .38 .48 22 to 28...... 53 .66 66 and over___ .35 .44 28 to 33...... 48 .60 Under 18. ... .71 .89 33 to 46...... 45 .56 .65 .81 46 ter 70...... •. 42 .52 26 to 32...... 58 .73 70 and-over.... .38 .48 32 to 38...... 53 .66

' N ote: per pound for sales at wholesale and 2(6 per pound for sales at retail may be added to the above listed maximum prices in the case of sales of imported shrimp and prawn received and sold in containers of one pound or less. „ -r, • ’

• “ Smoked” and “ M ild Cured" FISh

Whole­ Whole­ Retail Retail sale sale maxi­ maxi­ maxi­ maxi­ mum Style of proc­ mum Style of proc­ Size mum Name and description Size mum Name and description essing price per essing price per price per price per pound net pound net pound net pound net weight weight weight weight

Mild Cured Salmon King or Slabs or sides. $0.51 $0.68 Smoked Kippered Salmon Chunked..... All...... $0.66 $0.83 Silver (Select). King or Chinook. Mild. Cured Salmon King or Slabs or sides. All .44 .59 Smoked Sablefish (Black Cod .•Dressed...... All...... 61 .76 Silver (No. 2). or Sable Cod). Smoked Salmon King or Sil­ Slabs or sides. All .69 .86 Smoked Haddie or Finnan Fillets orslabs AU...... 49 .65 ver. Haddie. or sides.

This amendment shall become effec­ paragraph (12) above, and includes but computed under the General Maximum tive as of December 17, 1945. is not limited to Aunt Jemima, Bisquick, Price Regulation for the Territory of corn meal, Dromedary, Sperry, buck­ Hawaii), except that for the purposes Issued this 7th day of March 1946. wheat flour, Swansdown and any other of this regulation, packaged dried fruits P a u l A. P orter, ready to use packaged flour. which have a maximum retail price of 50 or less (as computed under this regula­ Administrator. 3. Paragraph (n) (16) is amended to tion) and packaged nuts which have a [F. R. Doc. 46-3658; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; read as follows: maximum retail price of 100 or less (as 11:09 a. m.] (16) “Dried fruits” means fruits or , çefhputed under the General Maximum parts thereof from which the major por­ Price Regulation for the Territory of tion of moisture has been removed by ’ Hawaii) shall be included in this cate­ P art 1418— T erritories and P ossessions natural or artificial drying, and includes gory. [RMPR 373, Arndt.'71] but is not limited to apples, apricots, currants, dates, figs, grapes, nectarines, This amendment shall become effec­ GROCERY ITEMS IN HAWAII peaches, pears, and prunes: Provided, tive as of January 28, 1946. A statement of the considerations in­ however, That this category shall not in­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. clude any packaged dried fruits which volved in the issuance of this amend­ P a u l A. P orter, ment, issued simultaneously herewith, have a maximum retail price of 50 or Administrator. has been filed with the Division of the less. (This item is covered by subpara­ Federal Register. ^ graph (51) below.) [F. R. Doc. 46-3659; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:09 a. in.] Section 40 of Revised Maximum Price 4. Paragraph (n) (33) is amended to Regulation 373 is amended in the fol­ read as follows: lowing respects: (33) “Packaged nuts” mean all nuts, P art 1300—P rocedure 1. Paragraph (n) (12) is amended to shelled or unshelled, roasted or unproc­ read as follows: essed, which are packed in metal, glass, [R ev. Procedural Reg. 3,1 Amdt. 14] (12) “Bakers’ and family flour.” cartons or any other containers, and are Revised Procedural Regulation No. 3 Bakers’ flour means all kinds of flour in sold in shelf sizes, and include almonds, is amended in the following respects: brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pea­ bulk (fifty pounds or more), such as 1. Section lSOO.^OO is being amended wheat, barley, rye, etc., which is sold for nuts and all other nuts whether locally by adding the following paragraph (c ): use by commercial, institutional or gov­ grown or imported: Provided, however, ernmental users. Family flour means That this category shall not include any (c) Where the effect of a rent direc­ wheat flour not containing shortening, packaged nuts which have a maximum tor’s order is to require a landlord to whether bulk or packaged, which is sold retail price of 100 or less. (This item make a refund to the tenant in accord­ for Ultimate use in the home. is covered by subparagraph (51) below). ance with the provisions of section 4 (e), 4 (j) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regula­ 2. Paragraph (n) (13) is amended to 5. Paragraph (n) (51) is amended to tion for Housing, section 4 (e) or 5 (b) read as follows: read as follows: (3) of the Rent Regulation for Housing (13) “Prepared packaged flour” means (51) “Candy, imported” means any im­ in the New York City Defense-Rental flour and flour mixes made from buck­ ported confectionary packaged or in Area, section 4 (b ), 4 (f ) or 5 (b) (3) of wheat, corn, potatoes, rice, or wheat, bulk, which has a maximum retail price other than that flour defined under sub­ of more than 100 per retail unit (as 19 F.R. 10484, 12865; 10 F.R. 2431, 5077. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saïurday, March 9, 1946 2445

the Rent Regulation for Housing in the protest in the manner herein set forth. I f the landlord fails to file a proper Miami Defense-Rental Area or section In such event, the money so deposited registration statement within the time 4 (e), 4 (i) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Reg­ shall be distributed pursuant to the or­ specified (except where a registration ulation for Housing in the Atlantic der of the Administrator. statement was filed prior to October 1, County Defense-Rental Area, the obliga­ (f) Compliance with that portion of 1943), the rent received for any rental tion to refund shall be stayed if the land­ an order, issued by the Administrator period commencing on or after the date lord, within thirty days after the date of upon the determination of a protest of the first renting or October 1, 1943, issuance of said order, duly files an appli­ which specifies the manner in which the whichever is the later, shall be received cation for review together with a refund money deposited pursuant to paragraph subject to refund to the tenant of any transmittal memorandum directed to the (d) herein or § 1300.209 (c) shall be dis­ amount in excess of the maximum rent regional Budget and Finance Officer on tributed to a tenant, shall be stayed if which may later be fixed by an order forms prescribed by the Administrator, the protestant, within thirty days after under section 5 (c) (1). Such amount accompanied by a certified check or the date of issuance of said order files a shall be refunded to the tenant within 30 money order in the amount of the refund complaint in the United States Emer­ days after the date of issuance of the payable to the U. S. Treasurer, and such gency Court of Appeals in accordance order unless the refund is stayed in ac­ additional information and documents with section 204 (a) of the Emergency cordance with the provisions of § 1300.- as may be required. The money so de­ Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, 209 or 1300.217 of Revised Procedural posited shall be distributed pursuant to objecting to the provisions of the rent Regulation 3. I f the Administrator finds the order of the Regional Administrator. director’s or regional administrator’s or­ that the landlord was not at fault in 2. Section 1300.210 is amended by add­ der which require the refund. In such failing to file a proper registration state­ ing the following paragraph: event the money so deposited, shall be ment within the time specified, the order distributed by order of the Administra­ under section 5 (c) (1) may relieve the If the effect of the order of the rent tor in a manner consistent with the ulti­ landlord of the duty to refund. Where director is to require a refund of rent to mate disposition of the proceedings. a proper registration statement was filed the tenant under section 4 (e), 4 (j) or (g) If, within thirty days after entry of before March 1, 1945, the landlord shall 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation for a judgment or order, interlocutory or have the duty to refund only if the order Housing, section 4 (e) or 5 (b) (3) of the final, by the United States Emergency under section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a Rent Regulation for Housing in the New Court of Appeals in a proceeding de­ proceeding commenced by the Admin­ York City Defense-Rental Area, section scribed in paragraph (f) herein, a peti­ istrator before September 1,1945. Where 4 (b), 4 (f) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Reg­ tion for a writ of certiorari is filed in the a proper registration statement is filed ulation for Housing in the Miami De­ Supreme Court of the United States, the on or after March 1, 1945, the landlord fense-Rental Area or section 4 (e)< 4 distribution of the money deposited pur­ shall have the duty to refund only if (i) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation suant to paragraph (d) herein or § 1300.- the order under section 5 (c) (1) is is­ for Housing in the Atlantic County De­ 209 (c) shall be stayed, and the funds sued in a proceeding commenced by the fense-Rental Area, the modification or shall thereafter be distributed by order of Administrator within three months after revocation of said order by the Regional the Administrator in a manner consistent the date of filing of such registration Administrator as it affects the refund, with the ultimate disposition of the pro­ statement. The foregoing provisions and shall be retroactive if q stay has been ceedings. any refund thereunder do not affect any obtained pursuant to § 1300.209. 4. Section 1300.241 is amended by add­ civil or criminal liability provided by the 3. Section 1300.217 is amended by add­ ing the following paragraph: act for failure to file the registration ing the following paragraphs (d), (e), (f) statement required by section 7. and ( g ) : I f the effect of the order of the rent di­ rector or regional administrator is to re­ • 2. The second unnumbered paragraph (d) Where the Rent Director has en­ quire a refund of rent to the tenant under of section 4 (j) is amended to read as tered an order under § 1300.207 of this section 4 (e), 4 (j) or 5 (c) (3) of the follows: regulation, the effect of which is to re­ Rent Regulation for Housing, section 4 Within 30 days after the accommoda­ quire a landlord to make a refund to a (e) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation tions are first rented fully furnished, the tenant in accordance with the provisions for Housing in the New York City De­ landlord shall register the accommoda­ of section 4 (e ), 4 (j), or 5 (b) (3) of the fense-Rental Area, section 4 (b ), 4 ( f ) or tions as provided in section 7.. I f the Rent Regulation for Housing, section 4 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation for landlord fails to file a proper registration (e) or 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation Housing in the Miami Defense-Rental statement within the time specified, the for Housing in the New York City De­ Area or section 4 (e), 4 (i) or 5 (b) (3) of rent received from the time of such first fense-Rental Area, section 4 (b ), 4 ( f ) or the Rent Regulation for Housing in the renting shall be received subject to re­ 5 (b) (3) of the Rent Regulation for Atlantic County Defense-Rental Area, fund to the tenant of any amount in Housing in the Miami Defense-Rental the modification or revocation of said or­ excess of the maximum rent which may Area or section 4 (e), 4 (i) o r‘5 (b) (3) der by the Administrator as it affects the later be fixed by an order under section of the Rent Regulation for Housing in refund, shall be retroactive if a stay has 5 (c) (1). Such -amount shall be re­ the Atlantic County Defense-Rental been obtained> pursuant to § 1300.217. funded to the tenant within 30 days after Area, the obligation to refund shall be This amendment shall become effective the date of issuance of the order unless stayed if the landlord within thirty days March 9, 1946. the refund is stayed in accordance with after the date of issuance of said order the provisions of § 1300.209 or 1300.217 duly files a protest against said order, to­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. of Revised Procedural Regulation No. 3. gether with a refund transmittal mem­ I f the Administrator finds that the land­ P a u l A. P orter, orandum directed to the Regional Administrator. lord was not at fault in failing to file a Budget and Finance Officer on forms pre­ proper registration statement within the scribed by the Administrator, accom­ [F.‘ R. Doc. 46-3726; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; time specified, the order under section 4:18 p.m .] panied by a certified check or money or­ 5 (c) (1) may relieve the landlord of der in the amount of the refund payable the duty to refund. Where a proper to the U. S. Treasurer, and such addi­ registration statement was filed before P art 1388—D e f e n s e -R e n t a l A reas tional information and documents as March 1, 1945, the landlord shall have may be required. The money so de­ [Housing,1 Arndt. 82] the duty to refund only if the order under section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a posited shall be distributed pursuant to HOUSING the order of the Administrator. proceeding commenced by the Admin­ The Rent Regulation for Housing is istrator before September 1, 1945. (e) Compliance with .that portion of a amended in the following respects: Where a proper registration statement Regional Administrator.’s order which 1. The second unnumbered paragraph is filed on or after March 1, 1945,'the specifies the manner in which the money landlord shall have the duty to refund deposited pursuant to § 1300.209 (c) be of section 4 (e) is amended to read as follow s:' only if the order under section 5 (c) (1) distributed to a tenant, shall be stayed if is issued in a proceeding commenced by the landlord, within thirty days after the 110 F.R. 13528, 18545, 14399; 11 F JR. 247, the Administrator within three months date of issuance of said order, duly files a 248, 740. after the date of filing of such registra- 2446 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 tion statement. The foregoing provi­ of the first renting shall be received sub­ (3) Adjustment in maximum rent for sions and any refund thereunder do not ject to refund to the tenant of any decreases. The order on any petition un­ affect any civil or criminal .liability pro­ amount in excess of the maximum rent der this paragraph (b) may require an vided by the act for failure to file the which may later be fixed by an order un­ appropriate adjustment in the maximum registration statement required by sec­ der section 5 (c) (1). Such amount shall rent; and any maximum rent for which tion 7. be refunded to the tenant within 30 days _ a report is required by this paragraph after the date of issuance of the order’ (b) may be decreased in accordance with 3. Section 5 (b) (3) is amended to unless the refund is stayed in accord­ the provisions of section 5 (c) (3). read as follows: ance with the provisions of §§ 1300.209 I f the landlord fails to filé the petition (3) Adjustment in maximum rent for or 1300.217 of Revised Procedural Regu­ or report required by this paragraph (b) decreases. The order on any petition lation No. 3. I f the Administrator finds within the time specified, or decreases the under this paragraph (b) may require that the landlord was not at fault in fail­ services, furniture, furnishings, or equip­ an appropriate adjustment in the maxi­ ing to file a proper registration statement ment without an order authorizing such mum rent; and any maximum rent for within the time specified, the order under decrease where such order is required, which a report is required by this para­ section 5 (c) (1) may relieve the land­ the rent received by the landlord for any graph .(b) may be decreased in accord­ lord of the duty to refund. Where a rental period commencing on or after ance with the provisions of section 5 proper registration statement was filed such decrease or the effective date of (c) (3). before March 1, 1945, the landlord shall regulation, whichever is the later, shall If the landlord fails to file the petition have the duty to refund only if the order be received subject to refund to the ten­ or report required by this paragraph (b> undei section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a pro­ ant of any amount in excess of the max­ within the time specified, or decreases ceeding commenced by the Administrator imum rent which may later be fixed by the services, furniture, furnishings, or before September 1,1945. Where a prop­ an order decreasing the maximum rent equipment without an order authorizing er registration statement is filed on or on account of such decrease in services, such decrease where such order is re­ after March 1, 1945, the landlord shall furniture, furnishings; or equipment. quired, the rent received by the landlord have the duty to refund only if the order Such amount shall be refunded to the for any rental period commencing on or under section 5 (c) ft.) is issued in a pro­ tenant within 30 days after the date of after such decrease or the effective date ceeding commenced by the Administrator issuance of the order unless the refund is of regulation (or December 1,1942 where within three months after the date of fil­ stayed in accordance with the provisions the effective date of regulation is prior ing of such registration statement. The of §§ 1300.209 or 1300.217 of Revised Pro­ to that date), whichever is the later, foregoing provisions and any refund cedural Regulation No. 3. I f the Admin­ shalL be received subject to refund to thereunder do not affect any civil or istrator finds that the landlord was not at the tenant of any amount in excess of criminal liability provided by the act or fault in failing to comply with this para­ the maximum rent which may later be failure to file the registration statement graph (b ), the order may relieve the fixed by an order decreasing tfye maxi­ required by section 7. landlord of the duty to refund. The mum rent on account of such decrease foregoing provisions and. any refund in services, furniture, furnishings, or 2. The second unnumbered paragraph thereunder do not affect any civil or equipment. Such amount shall be re­ of section 4 (i) is amended to read as criminal liability provided by the act for funded to the tenant within 30 days "follows : failure to comply with any requirement after the date of issuance of the order -Within 30 days after the accommoda­ of this paragraph (b ). unless the refund is stayed in accord­ tions are first rented fully furnished, the This amendment shall become effec­ ance with the provisions of § 1300.209 landlord shall registér the accommoda­ tive March 9, 1946. or 1300.217 of Revised Procedural Regu­ tions as provided in section 7. If the lation No. 3. If the Administrator finds landlord fails to file a proper registration Issued the 7.th day of March 1946. that the landlord was not at fault in statement within the time specified, the P a u l A. P orter.” failing to comply with this paragraph rent received from the time of such first Administrator. (b), the ofder may relieve the landlord renting shall be received subject to re­ of the duty to refund. The foregoing fund to the tenant of any amount in [F. R. Doc. 46-3727; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 4:17 p. m.J provisions and any refund thereunder do excess of the maximum rent which may not affect any civil or criminal liability later be fixed by an order under section provided by the act for failure to comply 5 (c) (1). Such amount shall be re­ with any requirement of this para­ funded to the tenant, within 30 days after P art 1388—D e f e n s e -R en tal A reas graph (b). the date of issuance of the order unless [H ousing, Miami,1 Amdt. 20] This amendment shall become effec­ 4;he refund is stayed in accordance with tive March 9, 1946. the provisions of §§ 1300.209 or 1300.217” HOUSING IN MIAMI AREA . Issued this 7th day of March 1946. of Revised Procedural Regulation No. 3. The Rent Regulation for Housing in If the Administrator finds that the. land­ P a u l A. P orter, the Miami Defense-Rental Area is lord was not at fault in failing to file à amended in' the following respects: Administrator. proper registration statement within the [F. R. Doc. 46-3730; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; time specified, the order under section 1. The second unnumbered paragraph 4:18 p. m.J 5 (c) (1) may relieve the landlord of the of section 4 (b) is amended to read as duty to refund. Where a proper regis­ follows: tration statement was filed before March If the landlord fails to file a proper 1, 1945, the landlord shall have the duty P art 1388— D e f e n s e -R e n t a l A reas - registration statement within the time to refund only if the order under sec­ [Housing, Atlantic County,1 Amdt. 17], specified, the rent received for any rental tion 5 (c) (1) is issued in a proceeding period commencing on or after the date HOUSING IN ATLANTIC COUNTY AREA commenced by the Administrator before of the first renting or November 1, 1943, September 1,1945. Where a proper reg­ The Rent Regulation for Housing in whichever is the later, shall be received istration statement is filed on or after subject to refund to the tenant in any the Atlantic County Defense-Rental Area March 1, 1945, the landlord shall have is amended in the following respects: amount in excess of the maximum rent the duty to refund only if the order un­ which may later be fixed by an order un­ 1. The second unnumbered paragraph der section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a pro­ der section 5 (c) (1). Such amount shall ceeding commenced by the Adminis­ of section 4 (e) is amended to read as be refunded to the tenant within 30 days trator within three months after the follows: after the date of issuance of the order date of filing of such registration state­ I f the landlord fails to file a proper unless the refund is stayed in accord­ ment. The foregoing provisions and any ance with the .provisions of §§.1300.209 registration statement within the time refund thereunder do not affect any civil specified, the rent received for any rental or 1300.217 of Revised Procedural Reg­ or criminal liability provided by the act ulation 3. I f the Administrator finds period commencing on or after the date for failure to file the registration state­ that the landlord was not at fault in fail- ment required by section 7: 1 9 F JR. 6819, 8054, 10189, 10634,11349, 12415, 14987; 10 F.R. 330, 1452, 1911, 1973, 2402, 2617, 3. Section 5 (b) (3) is amended to read 19 F.R. 14994; 10 F.R. 331, 1973, 2403, 5090, 5090, 11669, 14399. as follows: 11670, 14399. - FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 2447

ing to file a proper registration statement the services, furniture, furnishings, or is filed on or after March 1, 1945, the within the time specified, the order urider equipment without an order authorizing landlord shall have the duty to refund section 5 (c) (1) may relieve the land­ such decrease where such order is re­ only if the order under section 5 (c) (1) lord of the duty to refund. Where a quired, the rent received by the land­ is issued in a proceeding commenced *by proper registration statement was filed lord for any rental period commencing the Administrator within three months before March 1, 1945, the landlord shall on or after such deorease or November after the date of filing of such registra­ have thè duty to refund only if the order 1, 1943, whichever is the later, shall be tion statement. The foregoing - provi­ under section 5 jCc ) (1) is issued in a pro­ received subject to refund to the tenant sions and any refund thereunder do not ceeding commenced by the Administrator of any amount in excess of the maximum affect, any civil or criminal liability pro­ before September 1, 1945. Where a rent which may later be fixed by any vided by the act for failure to filé the proper registration statement is filed on order decreasing the maximum rent on registration statement required by sec­ or after March 1,1945, the landlord shall account of such decrease in services, fur­ tion 7. have the duty to refund only if the order niture, furnishings, or equipment. Such under section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a pro­ amount shall be refunded to the tenant 2. Section 5 (b) (3) is amended to read ceeding commenced by the Administra­ within 30 days after the date of issuance as follows: tor within .three months after the date of the order unless the refund is stayed (3) Adjustment in maximum rent for of filing of such registration statement. in accordance with the provisions of decreases. The order on. any petition The foregoing provisions and any refund §§ 1300.209 or 1300.217 of Revised Pro­ under this paragraph (b) may require an thereunder do not affect any civil or cedural Regulation No. 3. If the Admin­ appropriate adjustment in the maximum criminal liability provided by the act for istrator finds that the landlord was not rent; and any maximum rent for which the failure to file the registration state­ at fault in failing to comply with this a report is required by this paragraph ment required by section 7. paragraph (b ), the order may relieve the (b) may be decreased in accordance with landlord of the duty to refund. The 2. The second unnumbered paragraph the provisions of section 5 C'c) (3). foregoing provisions and any refund I f the landlord fails to file the petition of section 4 (f ) is amended to read as fol­ thereunder do not affect any civil or lows: or report required by this paragraph (b) criminal liability provided by the act for within the time specified, or decreases Within 30 days after the accommoda­ failure to comply with any requirement the services, furniture, furnishings, or tions are first rented fully furnished, the of this paragraph (b). equipment without an order authorizing landlord shall register the accommoda­ This amendment shall become effec­ such decrease where such order is re­ tions as provided in section 7. If the tive March 9, 1946. quired, the rent received by the landlord landlord fails to file a proper registration for any rental period commencing on or statement within the time specified, the Issued this 7th day of March 1946. after such decrease or the effective date rent received from the time of such first P aul A. P orter, of .regulation, whichever is later, shall be renting shall be received subject to re­ Administrator. received subject to refund to the tenant fund to the tenant of any amount in ex­ of any amount in excess of the maximum cess of the maximum rent which may [P. R. Doc. 46-3728; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; rent which may later be fixed by any or­ 4:18 p. m.] later be fixed by an order under section der decreasing the maximum rent On 5 (c) (1). Such amount shall be re­ account of such decrease in services, fur­ funded to the tenant within 30 days P art 1388—D efense-R ental Areas niture, furnishings, or equipment. Such after the date nf issuance of the order amount shall be refunded to thè tenant unless the refund is stayed in accordance [Housing, New York City,1 Amdt. 24] within 30 days after the date of issuance with the provisions of §§.1300.209 or HOUSING IN NEW YORK CITY AREA of the order unless the refund is stayed 1300.217 of Revised Procedural Regula­ in accordance with the. provisions of tion No. 3.. If the Administrator finds The- Rent Regulation for Housing in § 1300.209 or 1300.217 of Revised Pro­ that the landlord was not at fault in fail­ the New York City Defense-Rental Area cedural Regulation No. 3. If the Admin­ ing to file a proper registratioh statement is amended in the following respects: istrator finds that the landlord was not within the time specified, the order under 1. The second unnumbered paragraphat fault in failing to comply with this section 5 (c) (1) may relieve the land­ of section 4 (e) is amended to read as paragraph (b), the order may relieve the lord of the duty to refund. Where a -follows: landlord of the duty to refund. The proper registration statement was filed foregoing provisions and any refund before March 1, 1945, the landlord shall If the landlord fails to file a proper thereunder do not affect any ¡civil or havfc the duty to refund only if the order registration statement within the time criminal liability provided by the act for under section 5 (c) (1) is issued in a specified, the rent received for any failure to comply with any requirement proceeding Commenced by the Adminis­ rental period commencing on or after of this paragraph (b ). trator before September 1,1945. Where the date of the first renting or Novem­ ber 1, 1943, whichever is the later, shall This amendment shall become effec­ a proper registration statement is filed tive March 9, 1946. on or after March 1, 1945, the landlord be received subject to refund to the ten­ shall have the duty to refund only if ant of any amount in excess of the maxi­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. mum rent which may later be fixed by an the order under section 5 (c) (1) is is­ Paul A. P orter, sued in a proceeding commenced by the order under section 5 (c) (1). Such Administrator. Administrator within three months after amount shall be refunded to the tenant the date of filing' of such registration within 30 days after the date of issuance [F. R. Doc. 46-3729; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; statement. The foregoing provisions of the order unless the refund is stayed 4:18 p. m.] and any refund thereunder do not affect in accordance with the provisions of § 1300.209 or 1300.217 of Revised Procedural any civil or criminal liability provided by P art 1305—Administration thé Act for failure to file the registration Regulation No. 3. If the Administrator statement required by section 7. finds that the landlord was not at fault [SO 148] 'in failing to file a proper registration 3. Section 5 (b) (3) is amended to read ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SALES as follows: statement within the time specified, the OF CERTAIN LOW-END CONSUMER DURABLE order under section 5 (c) (I)' may relieve GOODS (3) Adjustment in maximum rent for the landlord of the duty to refund. A statement of the considerations in­ decreases. The order on any petition Where a proper registration statement volved in the issuance of this supple­ under this paragraph (b) may require an was filed before March 1, 1945, the land­ mentary order, issued simultaneously appropriate adjustment in the maximum lord shall have the duty to refund only herewith, has been filed with the Divi­ rent; and any maximum rent for which if the order under section 5 (c) (1) is sion of the Federal Register. a reP°rt is required by this paragraph issued in a proceeding commenced by the (b) may be decreased in accordance with Administrator before September 1, 1945. Sec. the provisions of section 5 (4). 1. Purpose. Where a proper registration statement 2. Low-end articles covered by this order. I f the landlord fails to file the petition 3. When a maximum price may be adjusted or report required by this paragraph (b) 19 FJR. 14987; 10 P.R. 331, 1452, 1974, 2406, under this order. within the time specified, or decreases 8014, 5090, 11668, 14399. 4. Amount of the adjustment. No. 48------3 2448 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

Sec. Sec. 4. Amount of the adjustment. Cc) For articles listed in Appendix B, 5. How the adjustment shall be granted. (a) A manufacturer’s maximum price an adjusted maximum price aùthorized 6. Revocation or amendment. for a low-end article may be adjusted to under this order may not exceed the low­ • Authority. § 1305.176 issued under 56 Stat. an amount sufficient to cover his “ total est maximum price, for sales to purchas­ 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 108, 79th unit cost to make and sell” the article ers of the same class of the same or Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 plus one-half the industry’^ average substantially the same article currently P.R. 4681; E.O. 9599, 10 P.R. 10155, E.O. 9651, 10 F.R. 13487. profit margin during a normal peacetime being produced by any other manufac­ period. The profit factors applicable to turer, which falls within the range of Section 1. Purpose. The purpose of certain articles are set forth in Ap­ prices constituting the prevailing level this order is to authorize individual ad­ pendices A and B. If a profit factor is of maximum prices for that article. justments in manufacturers’ maximum not listed in the Appendix, one-half the Note: For example, if there are^eight man­ prices to remove price impediments to manufacturer’s own average*profit mar­ ufacturers with prices as follows: 100, 110, the continued supply of certain low-end gin during the period 1936-1939 may be 4.WO at 140, two at 150, 164 and 190, the range consumer durable goods. used; or if the manufacturer was not of prices in the prevailing level would be from 140 to 160 and 140 would be the cut-off. Sec. 2. Low-end articles covered by making the same type of product during that period, the Price Administrator will this ordex. The low-end articles covered Sec. 5. How the adjustment shall be by this order are divided into two groups: determine an appropriate profit factor granted, (a) A manufacturer of an Appendix A lists articles whose maxi­ to be used by reference to the average article covered by this order who wishes mum prices may be adjusted if they do earnings of an appropriate comparable a n . adjustment of his maximum price not exceed the appropriate “ cut-off” industry. should" file an application for adjust­ price for the commodity. Cut-off prices (1) “Total unit cost to make and sell” ment on OPA Form 606-2718 giving all listed in Appendix A are for sales to the means the total current cost of direct the information required by that form, particular class of purchasers desig­ materials, direct labor, reasonable fac­ and showing adjusted maximum prices nated. Cut-off prices to other classes of tory overhead, and reasonable general computèd in accordance with that form. purchasers shall be prices which reflect administrative and selling expenses, ap­ The application shall be filed in duplicate the manufacturer’s customary or estab­ plicable to the article. (Prices used in with the Office of Price Administration, lished differentials for sales to those computing material cost may not be Consumer Goods Price Division, Wash­ other classes of purchasers. If, for any higher than the ceiling prices of the ington 25, D. C. reason, the manufacturer has no such manufacturer’s normal sources of supply (b) If a manufacturer has so many customary or established differentials, for sales in customary, quantities. low-end articles of one type that it. would the Office of Price Administration will, Labor rates used in computing labor be an undue administrative burden for upon request, advise him as to the ap­ cost may not be higher than the manu­ him to submit costs for each individual propriate, cut-off prices to any ojther facturer’s legal straight time wage article, he may (prior to filing an appli­ classes of purchasèrs which reflect cus­ rates, and may not include wage in­ cation under this order) request OPA to tomary trade differentials. creases which have not been approved supply him with instructions covering the Appendix B lists articles whose maxi­ •for use as a basis for price increases preparation of a consolidated applica­ mum prices may be adjusted when it ap­ under the" regulations of the Office of tion with supporting cost information on pears that the manufacturer’s maximum Stabilization Administration.) . If a the basis of -which an “increase factor” price is below the prevailing level of manufacturer produces several varia­ may be determined to be applied uni­ maximum prices of other manufacturers tions of an article (whose maximum formly to all his low-end articles of that for sales of the same or substantially the price is to be adjusted under this order) type. same article to purchasers of the same which, although they differ in minor re­ (c) At any time after the filing of an class. spects resulting in differences in pro­ application, the Office of Price Adminis­ duction costs, have the same maximum tration may issue an order, not to apply Sec. 3. When a maximum price may price, the total unit cost to make and retroactively, adjusting the maximum be adjusted under this order, (a) A sell the lowest cost item shall be con­ manufacturer’s maximum price for a prices of Articles described in that appli­ sidered to be the total unit cost to make cation. low-end article may be adjusted under and sell the article. this order if his maximum price, includ­ (d) No commodity, for which an ad­ (2) The total unit cost submitted may justment is requested under the provi­ ing any adjustments previously author­ be revised by the Price Administrator in ized by the Office of Price Administra­ sions of this order may be sold at a price whole or in part if it appears to be out higher than its existing maximum prices tion,. »¡is Below the adjusted maximum of line with the total unit costs of other price for which he can qualify under this (except as provided in paragraph (e) manufacturers, if it has not been pre­ below) until an adjustment in the maxi­ order. Maximum prices for low-end ar­ pared to reflect actual costs in accord­ ticles made by a “reconverting manufac­ mum-price has been authorized by order ance with accepted accounting proce­ of the Office of Price Administration turer” as defined in section 2 of Revised dures, or if, in the case of a reconverting Supplementary Order No. 119 may be issued under this supplementary order. manufacturer it is inconsistent with the (e) A manufacturer who has applied adjusted under this order only after the costs which are rcognized as allowable manufacturer has had three months of under the provisions of this order for an under Revised Supplementary Order 119. adjustment of his maximum prices for production experience. (b) For articles listed in Appendix A, (b) Any order adjusting a manufac­ an article listed under Appendix A, may, adjusted maximum prices may be stated 20 days after the filing of such applica­ turer’s maximum .price under this order in the order authorizing the adjustment may make appropriate adjustments in tion, in the absence of notification by the as either dollar-and-^ent amounts, or Office of Price Administration to the the maximum prices of persons who pur­ (where the manufacturer produces many chase the article for resale. contrary, sell and deliver the articles low-end articles o f the same type and covered by that application at the ad­ (c) Certain articles whose maximum he has complied with section 5 (b)) as a price may be adjusted under this order justed prices computed in his applica­ percentage increase factor applicable'-to tion, or at his existing maximum prices are covered by other orders or regula­ all low-end articles of the same type tions which provide for the pre-ticket- which he manufactures. In no case, plus 10%, whichever is lower; Provided, ing of the article with its retail ceiling however, may an adjusted maximum That the figures furnished on OPA Form price and the calculating by the manu­ price authorized under this order for 606-2718 and computations based thereon facturer of retail and wholesale ceiling those articles exceed the lower of the fol­ have been made in good faith and that prices by the use of markups over the lowing two amounts: the adjusted prices do not exceed the manufacturer’s ceiling price. In the case (1) The appropriate dollar-and-cents cut-off price or maximum percentage ad­ of those articles, the manufacturer shall cut-off price; or justment given in the appendix for that compute resellers’ ceiling prices under such orders or regulations on the basis (2) The manufacturer’s previous maxi­ article. The adjusted maximum prices of his adjusted maximum prices per­ mum price (exclusive of any individual as computed by the manufacturer are mitted by this order and shall comply price adjustment which may have been subject to downward revision by the with their tagging requirements and all granted him) plus the maximum per­ manufacturer are subject to downward other applicable provisions of those or­ centage adjustment set forth for the revision by the Office of Price Adminis­ ders or regulations. article in Appendix A, if any. tration at any time. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2449

S ec. 6. Revocation or amendment. Appendix B the case of welded stirrups, maximum prices) set forth in paragraph (a) above may be in­ This ■ supplementary order may be re­ This appendix lists articles for which ad­ creased by the Applicable amount set forth justments may be made when it appears that voked or amended by the Price Adminis­ below: the applicant’s maximum price is lower than trator at any time. Per 100 lbs. the prevailing level of maximum prices cur­ (1) Reinforcing bars______$0.20 Appendix A rently charged by other manufacturers for (2) Spirals (with Spacers) manufac­ the same or substantially the same article In this appendix are listed categories ot tured from bars, rods, or wire smaller to the same classes of purchasers: . low-end articles on which adjustments may than %" round— ______;______0.15 be granted when their maximum prices are Profit margin (3) Spirals (with Spacers) manufac­ below the appropriate cut-off prices. Unless factor tured from bars, rods, or wire % " otherwise stated the cut-off prices in Column Article ■£ (percent) round or larger______0.15 II are for sales by the manufacturer to jobbers Bathroom wall fixtures covered by MPR (4) Welded stirrups ______0.30 or* equivalent large volume classes of pur­ 188. chasers; cut-off prices to other classes of pur­ Bicycle saddles. This amendment shall become effec­ chasers shall be determined according to Brushes covered by MPR 188. tive March 7," 1946. section 2 of the order. These cut-off prices Carpenters’ planes, squares, rules and Issued this 7th day of March 1940, limit the amount of adjustment which may expansive bits______:_____ 4. 4 be granted-.since no adjusted price may be ■ Cement and plastering trowels. ______4.4 P aul A. P orter, greater than the appropriate cut-off price. Electric kitchen clocks______4.3 Administrator. In' the case of certain articles, Column i n Field glasses. states maximum percentages. A manufac­ Fire-protective chests______8.9 [F. R. Doc. 46-3719; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; turer’s adjusted maximum prices for those Flashlights and flashlight lanterns. 4:15 p. m.] articles may not exceed either the given maxi­ Galvanized ware. mum percentage over his existing maximum Hand and compass saws______*4.4 prices (exclusive of any individual adjust­ Household ice refrigerators. ment he may have previously been granted), Household window ventilators. or the appropriate cut-off price. Household kitchen utensils, aluminum, P art 1351—P ood and F ood P roducts In Column IV (and also in Appendix B ) cast-iron, enamel. [M PR 422 *, Amdt. 70] are listed the profit margin factors which are Kitchen cutlery. to be used in calculating adjusted maximum Mops, mop sticks and heads. CEILING PRICES OF CERTAIN FOODS SOLD AT prices under this order. Each factor repre­ Ophthalmic lenses. RETAIL IN GROUP 3 AND GROUP 4 STORES sents one-half the average earnings (net Parts (except electrical) for portable profits before taxes over total cost) for the lamps and lamp shades. A statement of the considerations in­ Pliers, stamped steel calipers and steel years 1936-1939 of the industry producing volved in the issuance of this amend­ ru les______4.4 that particular article as determined by the ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Safes______8.9 Administrator. has been filed with the Division of the Wheeled cultivators and plows. Federal Register. Note: Attention is directed to the fact that Woodenware, except articles covered by Maximum Price Regulation 422 is these factors do not disclose the relative MPR 196. amended by deleting section 20 (e ). profitability of the Industries represented. Profitability is measured by rate of return on Note: No adjustment in maximum prices This amendment shall become effective net worth or investment. This in turn de­ for the above articles may be put into effect March 14, 1946. pends not merely on the ratio of the margin until apt order authorizing such adjustment between net income and total costs to total has been Issued by the Office of Price Admin­ Issued this 8th day of March 1946. . costs, which is reflected in the listed figures, istration. . Paul A. Porter, but also on the rate of turnover of the prod­ This Supplementary Order No. 148 uct and the net worth of, or investment in, Administrator. t the Industry. shall become effective on March 13,1946. [F. R. DOC. 46-3739; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; Note: The reporting and record-keeping 11:03 p. m.] - requirements of this supplementary order I II Ill IV have been approved by the Bureau of the Maxi­ Budget in accordance with the Federal Re­ mum Profit ports Act of 1942. per­ mar­ . P art 1351—Food and F ood P roducts Article Cut-off price cent­ gin Issued this 8th day of March 1946. age factor ad­ (per­ P aul A. Porter, [MPR 423,* Amdt. 67] just­ cent) ment Administrator. CEILING PRICES OF CERTAIN FOODS SOLD AT [F. R. Doc. 46-8742; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; - RETAIL IN INDEPENDENT STORES DOING AN Alarm clocks, spring $1.00 each...... 4.3 driven. 11:03 p. m.] ANNUAL BUSINESS OF LESS THAN $250,000 Dinnerware, semi-vit­ (GROUP 1 AND GROUP 2 STORES) reous: (S3 piece set______2.2 A statement of the considerations in­ 7" trade plate....___ $1.501 per dozes. Electrical appliances: Part 1306—I ron and Steel volved in the issuance of this amendment, Fans, 8" non-oscillat­ $2.00 each______4.9 (RMPR 159, Arndt. 1] Issued simultaneously herewith, has been ing. filed with the Division of the Federal Reg­ Fans, 10" oscillating_ $4.00 each______FABRICATED -CONCRETE REINFORCING BARS Irons, household_____ $2.00 each______ister. Toasters...... _____ $1.75 each..____ Maximum Price Regulation 423 is- Flatware, silver plated: A statement of the considerations in­ or household use___ $1.80 *...... 25 8.4 volved in the issuance of this amend­ amended by deleting from section 18 (c) for commercial or in­ $3.50 * to users... the phrase “if you sell ‘ungraded eggs’.” stitutional use. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Garden trowels and $0.90 per doz;___ has been filed with thé Division of the This amendment shall become effective forks, 18 gauge. Federal Register. Glass lamp chimneys... $1.00 per doz___ March 14, 1946. lass lantern globes___ $1.50 per doz.... Revisecf Maximum Price Regulation and tools whose metdl 15 4.4 No. 159 is amended in the following re­ Issued this 8th day of March 1946. gparts are of cast iron. Lamps, bed and desk... $1.00 each______spects: P aul A. P orter, Lawn mowers, hand___ $7.00 each______2.7 1. In Appendix A, paragraph (a) (8) is Administrator. Radios and electric $8.15 each...... 8 amended to read as follows: phonographs. [F. R. Doc. 46-3740; ‘ Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; Watch cases: * (8) Spirals made from cold drawn wire. Base metal or rolled $2.00 eadh 20 5.5 11:03 a. m.] gold plate. If spirals are made from cold drawn wire, Any case except solid $4.00 each . _ . 10 (0.65 per one hundred pounds may be added * 10 F.R. 1505, 2024, 2297, 3814, 5370, 5577, gold with price un­ to the applicable maximum base price. der $4. 6235, 6514, 7251, 8015, 8656, 9272, 9263, 9430, 2. In Appendix A, a new paragraph (d) 11303, 12264, 12265, 12810, 12992, 13073, 13593, 14146,-14447. 1 trices for other sets and sizes are in their customary is added to read as follows: * 10 F.R; 1523, 2025, 2298, 3814, 5370, 5578, proportions to tnese prices. * Trices are for one dozen teaspoons, prices for other (d ) Regardless of any other provisions of 6235, 6514, 8015, 8656, 9272, 9263, 9431, 11303, pieces are m their customary proportions to these prices. this regulation, the applicable base prices (in 12265, 12810, 12992, 13074, 13594, 14147, 14447. 2450 FEDERAL 'REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946

Part 1381—Softwood Lumber T able F—N oble F ib , P er T housand F eet L oo This amendment shall become effec­ Scale [RMPR 161,1 Arndt. 23] tive March 13, 1946.

WEST COAST LOGS Issued this 8th day of March 1946. A statement of the considerations in­ P aul A. Porter,

district Administrator. River River dis­ trict Grays Har* Grays volved in the issuance of this amend­ district bor C o lu m b ia Puget Sound Puget ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Willapa Bay, [F. R. Doc. 46-3737; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; has been filed with the Division of the ! Tillamook 11:03 a. m.] 3= O O Federal Register. Aircraft. grafi p,...... $45,00 $45.00 $43.00 3 5.50Suitable for peeling______37.50 37.50 37.50 35.50Suitable Revised Maximum Price Regulation Nn.l 25.50 25.50 25.50 23.50 161 is amended in the following respects: 24.00 24.00 24.00 22.00 No. 3...... ’ ...... 22.50 22.50 22.50 •20.50 P aIit 1418— T erritories and P ossessions , 1. Section 1381.154 is amended to read 22.50* 22.50 22.50 20.50 as follows: [RMPR 194,1 Arndt. 3] § 1381.154 Tables^ o f maximum T able Q—D ouglas F ir Special Ship Spar L ogs, SALE OF IMPORTED COMMODITIES IN ALASKA per T housand F eet Ltfo Scale prices— (a) Tables of maximum prices on A statement of the considerations in­

log scale count. Spaulding or Revised volved in the issuance of this amend­ Scribner Decimal G Scale. The maxi­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, mum delivered prices per 1,000 feet log Specially selected for ship has been filed with the Division of the scale for West Coast logs' shall be as spars, booms, and masts trict Federal Register. follows: and of following lengths district Grays Harbor Tillamook Tillamook dis­ trict' Section 11 is amended* to read as fol­ Columbia Columbia River T able A —D ouglas F ir , P er T housand F eet L oo dis­ Sound Puget

' Southern-Oregon ' lows : 1 1 district ScAle Willapa1 Bay,

ec 42 to 54 feet...... $32.50$32.50 $32.50$30.50 S . 11. Sales slips and receipts. If 56 to ,70 feet...... 42.50 42.50 42.50 40.50 you have customarily given a customer 72 to 80 feet...... 45.00 45 00 45.00 43.00 82 to 90 feet...... 47.50 47.50 47.50 45.50 a sales slip, receipt or similar évidence 92 to 100 feet...... 52.50 52.50 52.50 50.50 of purchase, you must continue to do so.

district 57.50 57.50 57.50 55.50 trict Grays Har­ Grays River River dis­ 102 to 116 feet...... ^ bor district. bor Furthermore, regardless of your previous

Tillamook 77.50 77.50 75; 50 C o lu m b ia Puget Sound Puget Over 116 feet...... 77.50 custom, you must upon request by any I I Willapa Bay, customer, give a receipt showing the date, No. 1 peeler______$43.00 $43.00 $43.00$41.00 T able H—W ood L ogs, per T housand F eet No. 2 peeler...... - 38.00 38.00 38.00 36.00 L og Scale your name and address, the name of each

30.00 28.00 30.00 30. CO No.3peeler._-...... : ...... commodity sold (including the grade, No. 1 sawmill log...... 33.50 31.50 31.50 29.50 No. 2 sawmill log, old growth . 25.50 25.50 25.50 J3.50 weight, quantity, size and any other No. 2 sawmill log, second specification which affects the maximum growth______24.50 24.50 24.50 22.50 22.5C 22.50 20.50 price), and the price you received for it. No. 3 sawmill log, old growth. 22.50 district trict Grays Har­ Grays River dis­ Camp-run (ungraded) and ■ - \ district bor C o lu m b ia Tillamook Puget Sound Puget No. 3 second growth sawmill. 20.50 20.50 20.50 18.50 Willapa Bay, This amendment shall become effective March 13, 1946. $16.50 T able B—W esternR ed Cedar,P er T housand F eet No. 1 Douglas fir wood logs.. $18.50 $18.50$18.50 Wood logs-No. 2 fir and all Issued this 8th day Of March 1946. L og Scale other species except cedar.. 11.00 11.00 lì. 00 9.00

aul orter P A. P ,

Administrator. T able J—W estern W hite P in e , per « T housand F eet L og Scale [F. R. Doc. 46-3738; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946;

11:03 a. m.] . i . district R iv er trict d is­ district trict * trict Grays Harbor Grays Tillamook dis­ Tillamook Puget Sound Willapa Bay, Southern Oregon Southern • C o l u m b i a

district Part 1400—T extile Fabrics: Cotton, Lumber grade...... $38.50 $35.50i$35.50 $33.50 district trict trict 1 trict Grays Harbor Grays Shingle grade...... 26.50 26.50 26.50 24.50 dis­ Tillamook W ool, Silk , Synthetic and Admix­ C o l u m b i a . . River dis­ Puget Sound Willapa Bay, Camp-run (ungraded)...... 26.50 26.50 26.50 24.50 Oregon, Southern tures • No. 1...... $36.50 $36.50$36.50 $34.50 [MPR 478, Arndt. 12] T able C—W estern H emlock, per T housand F eet No. 2...... 27.50 27.50 27.50 25.50 L og Scale No. 3...... 21.50 21.50 21.50 19.50 COATED and c o m bined fabrics

Camp-run______21.50 21.50 21.50 19.50

A statement of the considerations in­ volved in the issuance of this amend-- T able K —P onderosa P in e , per T housand F eet L og Scale ment, issued simultaneously herewith,

district has been filed with the Division of the Grays Har­ Grays River dis­ trict bor district bor C o lu m b ia Puget Sound Puget Tillamook Willapa Bay, No. 1...... $29.50 $29.50 $29.50$27.50 Federal Register. No. 2...... 23.50 23.50 23.50 21.50 Maximum Price Regulation 478 is No. 3...... -. 21.50 21.50 21.50 19 50 Suitable for peeling and bet- Camp-run (ungraded)...... 21.50 21.50 21,50 19.50 amended in the following respects; * • ter...... $29.50 $29. 50$29.50$27.50 No. 1...... 25.50 25.50 25.50 23.50 1. Section 9 (a) is amended by adding No. 2...... 24.00 24.00 24.00 22.00 • These prices apply in the entire district except in the following: “The amount of the cash No. 3 ...... 22.50 22.50 22.50 20. 50' Jackson and Josephine Counties. discount used to raise the list price shall Camp-run (ungradèd)...... 22.50 22.50 22.50 20.50 be no greater than that in effect during (b) Table oj maximum prices on March 1942. If the seller had not estab­ T able D —W estern W hite F ir, per T housand F eet Sorenson Cubic Foot Scale count. The L og Scale lished a cash discount during March maximum delivered prices per cubic foot 1942, the amount of the cash discount for West Coast logs shall be as follows: Suitable for peeling...... $29.5Ql$28.50$28.50$26.50 shall be that reported under paragraph No. 1...... 25.50 24.50 24.50 22.60 T able L —A ll Species, P er Cubic F oot, Sorenson (f) of this section.” No. 2...... 24.00 24.00 24.00 22.00 * . Scale No. 3...... 22.50 22.50 22.50 20.50 2. Section 9 (f) (1) is amended by

Camp-run (ungraded)...... 22.50 22.50 22.50 20.50 adding thereto new subdivisions:

T able Ë—Sitka Spruce, P er T housand F eet L oo (iv) Cash discounts, rates, and terms Scale allowed. (Also, your cash discounts, district Grays Har­ Grays River River dis­ trict bor district bor rates, and terms allowed during March Puget Sound Puget C o lu m bih Willapa Bay, Tillamook $45.00 $45.00$45.00 1942.) - No. 1 ______32.50 '32.60 32.5Ö (v) Transportation charges. (Also, 26.50 26.50 26.50 All logs of a camp-run or No. No. 3 ... ' _____ 22.50 22.50 22.50 3 and better quality Which your transportation charges during 22.50 22.50 22.50 are 13" or less in top dia­ March 1942.) meter and longer than 10 feet...... ______$0.13 $0.13 $0.13 $0.13 *9 F.R. 13846, 14058; 10 F JR. 924, 2973, 4712. * 10 F.R. 2176, 2479, 3054. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2451

3. Section 9a (a) is amended by add­ Chapter XIX—Reconstruction Finance Texas: Amarillo, Fort Worth, Dallad, Hous­ ing thereto the following: “The amount Corporation ton, Texas City, Galveston, Port Arthur. . of the cash discount used to raise the _ Montana: Sampling points: Great Falls, [Reg. 7, Amdt. 10 to Schedule A] Shelby, LewiStown, Harlowton, Billings. list price shall be no greater-than that Colorado': Denver. in effect during March 1942. If the seller P art 7007—Stripper W ell Compensatory Utah: Ogden. had not established a cash discount dur­ Adjustments California: Los Angelas, San Francisco. . ing March 1942, the amount of the cash N ote: Amendment 10 to Schedule A North Dakota: Grand Forks. discount shall be that reported under of Regulation 7 was filed with the Divi­ Minnesota: Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth paragraph (e) of this section.” sion of the Federal Register as Docu­ and sampling points: Soo Line— Glenwood, 4. Appendix C is amended by adding, ment 46-3776 on March 8, 1946 at 11:27 Thief River Falls; Northern Pacific— Staples; thereto the following items: a. m. Great Northern— Wilmar, St. Cloud; Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific— Montevideo. 5. Cash discounts, rates, and terms allowed. Wisconsin: Superior, East End, Itasca, Mil­ (Also, your cash discounts, rates, and terms Chapter XXII—Retraining and Reemploy­ waukee. during March 1942.) Illinois: Chicago, Peoria,“ Decatur, East St. 6. Transportation charges. (Also, your ment Administration Louis, Cairo. transportation charges in effect during [Order 2d] Indiana: Indianapolis, Winchester. March 1942.) ■ Ohio: Toledo, Cincinnati. Note: The reporting requirements of this Establishment of A dvisory Council;' New York: Buffalo. amendment have been approved by the B u­ Amendment . I t is further ordered, That this order reau of the Budget in accordance with the shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., Federal Reports Act of 1942. representation o f o ffic e o f price ad­ ministration , n a t io n a l HOUSING AGENCY March 8, 1946, and it shall vacate anct This amendment shall become effec­ AND WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION ON AD­ supersede Amendment No. 1 to Service tive March 13,. 1946. VISORY COUNCIL Order No. 458 on the effective date Issued this 8th day of March 1946. thereof; that copies of this order and Retraining and Reemployment Admin­ direction shall be served upon all State Paul A. Porter, istration Order No. 2, dated October 31, railroad regulatory bodies and upon the Administrator. 1944, paragraph 1 (9 F.R. 13593; 10 F.R. Association of Ameriean Railroads, Car 1404; 11 F.R. 636, 1357), is hereby Service Division, as agent of the rail­ (F. R. Doc. 46-3741; Filed, ■ Mar. 8, 1946; amended to include the Office of Price 11:04 a. m ] roads subscribing to the car service and Administration, National Housing Agency per diem agreement under the terms of and the War Assets Administration that agreement; and that notice of this among the agencies represented bn the order be given to the general public by Advisory Council of the Retraining and Part 1418—T erritories an d Possessions depositing a copy in the office of the Reemployment Administration. * Secretary of the Commission at Wash-, [RMPR 373, Arndt. 69] G. B. Erskine, ington, D. C., and by filing it with the TURKEYS AND BUTTER IN HAWAII Major General, U. S. M. C., Director, Division of the Federal A statement of the considerations in­ Administrator. Register. volved in the -issuance of this amend­ M arch 7, 1946. By the Commission, Division 3. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, T seal ] W. P. Bartel, has been filed with the Division of the [F. R. Doc. 46-3733; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; Federal Register. 9:37 a. m.] Secretary. Section 18 of Revised Maximum Price [F. R. Do<5. 46-3774; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; Regulation 373 is amended to'read as 11:22 a. m.] follows: ♦ TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND 1. Paragraph (h) Table F is amended RAILROADS by changing the prices and classifica­ Subchapter B—Carriers by Motor Vehicle Chapter I—Interstate Commerce tions set forth therein for young and old P art 205—R eports of M otor Carriers turkeys to read as follows: Commission SUBTLE MENT TO MOTOR CARRIER ANNUAL Subchapter A—General Rules and Regulations. REPORT FORM A-1946 Frozen Dressed Drawn eviscer­ [S.’ O. 458, Amdt. 2] grade grade ated At a session of the Interstate Com­ grade ' P art 95—Car Service merce Commission, Division 1, held at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 1st PRIORITY FOR GRAIN FROM COUNTRY ELEVA­ A BÇ A B OABO day of March A. D. 1946. TORS TO TERMINAL ELEVATORS The said Division having under con­ Turkeys (young): At a session of the Interstate Com­ sideration a petition of American Truck­ • Hens'.___ -, 60 58 56 69 67 65 72 70 67 merce Commission, Division 3, held at its ing Association, Inc.r dated November Toms 58 56 54 67 65 63 70 68 65 Turkeys (old): office in Washington, D. C., on the 7th 30, 1945, as amended January 9, 1946, Hens...... i . 55 53 51 64 62 60 66 64 61

and made a part of this order. (49 Stat. SCHEDULE 4000-S----OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 4000-S----OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE e x p e n s e s — c o n tin u e d 563, sec. 24, 54 Stat. 926; 49 U.S.C. 320) e x p e n s e s — c o n tin u e d

This order shall become effective April Detail Total Detail Total % 1946. 4140—Repairs to revenue equipment— 4261— Road expense...... — .. xxxxxx A copy of this order and attachment Assign directly the repairs of inter­ 4262— Bridge, tunnel and ferry tolls—. xxxxxx thereto shall be served upon every Class city vehicles used exclusively in in­ 4264—Other transportation expenses... xxxixx I motor carrier of property and every tercity service. Where intercity vehicles are used in both intercity Total transportation expenses. receiver, trustee, executor, administra­ and collection and delivery service, tor,-or assignee of any such carrier; and apportion the repairs of such vehicles -4300 Terminal expense: on the basis of the miles operated . 4311—Terminal employees______notice of this order shall be given the by the vehicles in the respective 1. ' Salaries—Supervisory employees— general public by depositing a copy services, charging the intercity por­ Include in this account the salaries tion to this account and the collec­ of terminal managers, terminal thereof in the office of the Secretary of tion and delivery portion to account office managers and. superintend­ the Commission at Washington, D. C., 4360 (2)...... - ...... ents______...... 4150—Servicing of revenue equip­ 2. Salaries—Cashiers, rating, billing and by filing it with the Division of the ment—Assign directly the servicing and manifesting—Include salaries Federal Register. of intercity vehicles used exclusively and wages of all employees en- in intercity service. Where inter- . gaged in rating, billing and mani­ Note: The reporting requirement of this , city vehicles are used in both inter­ festing freight shipments, hand­ city and collection and delivery ling drivers’ collections______.... order has been approved by the Bureau of the service, apportion the servicing of 3. Salaries—Other clerical employ­ Budget in accordance with the Federal Re­ such vehicles on the basis of miles ees—Include salaries and wages of operated by the vehicles in the re­ stenographers, typists, telephone ports Act of 1942. spective service's, charging the inter­ operators, O. S. & D. clerks, etc... xxxxxx city portion to this account and 4. Salaries and wages—platform 'em­ By the Commission, Division 1. the collection and delivery portion ployees.. . ------xxxxxx to account 4360 (4)______6. Salaries and wages—^>ther termi­ [ s e a l! W. P. B artel, .4160—Tires and Tubes—Revenue nal employees—Include salaries xxxxxx Secretary. equipment—Assign directly the tire and wages of watchmen, yardmen and tube expense of intercity vehi­ and other terminal employees not cles used exclusively in intercity included in the foregoing classi­ Supplement to A nnual R eport F orm A ' for The service. Where intercity vehicles fications. Y ear 1946 I ncome Statement for the N ine M onths are used in both intercity and col­ 6. Expenses of terminal employees.. E nded D ecember 31,1946, Common Carriers W ith lection and delivery service, appor­ N o t e : When terminal supervisory or , Gross R evenues of $400,000 or M ore P er A nnum tion the tires and tube expense of other employees also perform services in E ngaged P redominantly in I ntercity T rans­ such vehicles on the basis of the connection with intercity transporata- portation of General F reight miles operated by the vehicles in tion or collection and delivery, equitable The respective services, charging the apportionments of wages, salaries and SCHEDULE 3000-S— OPERATING REVENUES intercity portion to this account employee expenses should be made and tbe collection and delivery por­ among the benefited services, in accord­ tion to account 4360 (5),...... xxxxxx ance with Instruction 28. Detail Total 4191—Joint Garage expense—Debit---- xxxxxx 4314—Supplies and expenses...... xxxxxx 4196—Joint Garage expense—Credit... xxxxxx 4319—Repairs to terminals and equip­ ment...... xxxxxx 3100—Freight revenue—Intercity—Com- • Total equipment maintenance and 4330—Commission agents and connect­ garage expenses.....!______.... ing lines.....___ -...... — xxxxxx 4360—Collection and delivery...... xxxxxx 3102—Debits—collection and delivery. XXXXXXxxxxxx 4200—Transportation expenses 1. Salaries—supervisory employ- 1. Payments to other carriers—In­ 4210—Supervision of transportation... xxxxxx • ees—This account should include clude. amounts payable to other 4220—Drivers andjielpers’ wages and salaries and wages of superintend­ carriers, including local transfer bonuses...... *...... -... xxxxxx ents, dispatchers, starters and companies, for collection and de­ 1. Drivers and helpers—Carriers other employees supervising col­ livery of the carrier’s intercity employees—debit this account lection and delivery service._____ xxxxxx xxxxxx with wages of the carrier’s- own 2. General repairs------xxxxxx 2. Allowances to shippers and con­ intercity drivers including drivers 3. Repairs due to accident—Account signees—Include payments or al­ of peddle runs classified as inter­ 4360 (3) should be credited with lowances to shippers and con­ city.------recoveries from insurance com­ signees for transporting their own 2. Drivers and helpers—Other- panies on fire or other damages to freight to and from the carriebls debit this account with wages of collection and delivery vehicles... xxxxxx xxxxxx drivers and helpers operating . 4. Servicing of equipment....— — xxxxxx 3103—Debits—Intercity service______xxxxxx xxxxxx vehicles leased from private car­ 5. Tires and tubes...... ;...... xxxxxx 1. Interline amounts—Include con­ riers, owner-operators, and others 6. Drivers and helpers—wages and necting carriers’ portions of reve- not authorised to perform public bonuses...... xxxxxx nue on interline shipments if the transportation service. Where 7. Fuel_____.1...... xxxxxx total revenue on such shipments lump sums or flat amounts are 8. Oil______.... xxxxxx bas been included in account 3101 paid for lease of vehicles with 9. Other expenses______!------xxxxxx by the reporting carrier------xxxxxx drivers, the portion of such pay­ N o t e s : A. Assign directly to this ac­ 2. Purchased transportation—In­ ments representing wages shall be count the vehicle expenses (repairs, clude amounts payable to other included in this subdivision..__1„ servicing, tires, and tubes, fuel and oil) mbtor carriers for lease of vehicles N o t e s : 1.- It is the intent of the .uni­ of vehicles used exclusively in collection with drivers and other compensa­ form system of accounts that expenses and delivery service. Where collection tion, for performing any portion of incident to local cartage service shall be and delivery vehicles are used in both . tbe reporting carrier’s intercity included in the primary accounts pro­ collection and delivery and intercity haul. Amounts payable- to pri­ vided for line haul service unless such service, apportion the above-enumer­ vate carriers and owner-operators local cartage service is performed in ated expenses of such vehicles on the , for furnishing a vehicle with driver conjunction with the carrier’s collection basis of the miles operated by the ve­ should .be "included in accounts and delivery of intercity freight. hicles in the respective services, charging 4220—Drivers and helpers wages 2. When intercity drivers Mid helpers collection and delivery portion to the and bonuses, and 5810— Equip­ perform terminal platform, collection applicable subdivision of this account, ment rents—Debit, as appropriate. xxxxxx and delivery or other work, an equita­ and the intercity portion to Recounts 3104—All other debits______. ------xxxxxx ble apportionment of wages shall be 4140, 4150, 4160, 4230,. and 4240, as appli­ 3110—Freight revenue—Intercity—Con- made among the benefited services in cable. xxxxxx accordance with Instruction 28. B. Where collection and delivery driv­ xxxxxx 4230—Fuel for revenue equipment— ers and helpers are used in intercity xxxxxx Assign directly the fuel expense of service, or perform platform work at the 3120—Freight revenue—Local service___ xxxxxx intercity vehicles used exclusively carrier’s terminals, their wages and ex­ 3900—Other operating revenue______xxxxxx in intercity service. Where inter­ penses should be directly assigned or city vehicles are used in. both inter­ equitably apportioned among the bene­ Total operating revenue______city and collection and delivery fited services in accordance with instruc­ service, apportion the fuel expense tion "28. , of such vehicles on the basis of the 4391—Joint terminal facilities—debit.. xxxxxx miles operated by the vehicles in the 4396—Joint terminal facilities—credit. xxxxxx SCHEDULE 4000-S— OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE respective services, charging the EXPENSES intercity portion to this account and Total terminal fexpense. the collection and delivery portion to account 4360(7)...... 4400 Sales, tariff and advertising ex­ 4100—Equipment maintenance and 4240—Oil for revenue equipment— pense______1------xxxxxx xxxxxx garage expenses...... xxxxxx xxxxxx Assign directly the oil expense of 4410—Salaries and expenses.— ...... xxxxxx 4110—Supervision of shop-and garage.. xxxxxx intercity vehicles used exclusively 4430—Tariffs and schedules..— ...... xxxxxx 4121— Repairs to ship and garage in intercity service. Where inter­ 4450—Other sales expenses'.______xxxxxx equipment ...... xxxxxx city vehicles are used in both inter­ 4470—Advertising______xxxxxx 4122— Operation and maintenance of city and collection and delivery service equipment...... xxxxxx service, apportion the oil expense of Total sales, tariff and advertising. 4128—Repairs to shop and ga^ge such vehicles on the basis of the buildings and grounds.-...... xxxxxx miles operated by the vehicles in 4131— Light, heat, power, and water tbe respective services, charging the for shops and garages...... , ...... xxxxxx intercity portion to this account and 4132— Other shop and garage expenses..xxxxxx the collection and delivery portion to account 4360(S)...... FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 2453

SCHEDULE 4000—S----OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 4000-S----OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 400O-S— OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE _ expenses— continued expenses— continued e x p e n s e s — continued

Detail Total Detail Total Detail Total

4500—Insurance and safety expenses..... xxxxxx 4600—Administrative and general ex- 5081—Depreciation of undistributed 4510—Salaries and expenses—insur­ m m XXTYXT property______xxxxxx ance and safety...— . . , ------, xxxxxx 5091—Depreciation adjustment______xxxxxx 4520—Public liability and property damage insurance...... *______xxxxxx 4613—Salaries of general office em- Total depreciation expense. 1. Intercity service...... xxxxxx XXXXXX 2. Collection and delivery service... xxxxxx 1. Revenue accounting—Include in 5100—Amortization chargeable to opera­ S. Operation of service cars—The this accou n t the salaries and tions______- xxxxxx expense should be first assigned wagqs of bu sin ess machine 6110—Amortization oi carrier operat­ directly by types of vehicles operators, sorters and- filing and ing property_____...t ...... xxxxxx (inter-city, collection and de­ 5120—Property loss chargeable to oper* livery, and service cars) if such 2. Credits, Collections and Inter­ ations______i______xxxxxx separation is available. The ex­ line Accounting. Include in penses assigned tbrintercity ve­ this account the salaries and Total amortization expense. hicles should be apportioned tq wages of employees engaged in intercity service and collection - checking and extending credit, 5200—Operating taxes and licenses____ _ xxxxxx . and delivery service on the basis preparing statements to cus­ 6210— Gasoline, other fuel and nil taxes. xxxxxx of the miles operated by such tomers, making collections, and 1. Intercity service______»____..... xxxxxx vehicles in the respective serv­ preparing and checking inter- 2. Collection and delivery service___ xxxxxx ices. The expenses assigned to 3. Service cars—Charge to subdivi­ collection and delivery vehicles 3. All other employees.—Include in sion 3 the taxes (estimated if not should be apportioned to collec­ this account the salaries and wages known) on fuel and oil consumed tion and delivery and intercity of accountants, bookkeepers, ste­ , by such equipment. Apportion service on the basis of the miles nographers, typists and other gen­ the remainder of the account be­ operated by the collection and eral office employees not provided tween intercity and collection and delivery vehicles in the respec­ for in the foregoing subdivisions of • delivery service on the basis of ac­ tive services. Where separation x x x x x x counts 4230, 4240, 4360 (7), and of the expense by types of ve­ N ote: The salaries and wages of cash­ 4360 (8)...... hicles is not available, the ex­ iers, and rating, billing;' manifesting and 5220—Vehicle license and registration pense should be apportioned to O. S.

SCHEDULE 4000—S----OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE * Provide for separation of data between vehicles used (2) Received from a connecting carrier and e x p e n s e s — c o n tin u e d principally in intercity service, and vehicles used prin­ terminated by reporting carrier; cipally in Collection and Delivery Service, and between (3) Received from a connecting carrier and Contract and Common Carrier operations. delivered to a connecting carrier; Detail Total Definitions and the remainder will represent those ship­ 6350—Equipment rents—Credit______xxxxxx Integrity service means transportation of ments originated and terminated by the re­ freight between a city,' town, or comifiercial porting carrier. Adding machine tapes should 2. Collection and delivery vehicles-T- zone (including contiguous areas) and a be run on the first three classes for both Assign directly to services ac­ revenue and weight. If done on a daily or cording to type of vehicle rented. xxxxxx point outside such city, town or commercial 6360—Rent from owned land and struc- zone. Include loop runs, i. e., runs originat-' weekly basis by each terminal and summaries xxxxxx ing and terminating at'the same terminal forwarded to the home office, where all ter­ 1. Rent from owned shop and garage. xxxxxx and peddle trips,1 the mileage of which is minal summaries will be summarized for the reporting period, it will not be burdensome. 3. Rent from other property—Dis­ preponderantly outside the city, * town # or tribute on the basis outlined commercial zone from which the trip was [P. R. Doc. 46-3698; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; xxxxxx operated. 11:25 a. m.] xxxxxx Collection and delivery service means the xxxxxx pick-up and delivery of intercity freight xxxxxx within a city, town or commercial zone (in­ 3. General office and other—Distrib­ cluding contiguous areas). * Include the op­ ute on the basis outlined for TITLE 50—WILDLIFE xxxxxx eration of intercity vehicles between the re­ porting carrier’s terminals and shipper’s, N o t e : Where direct assignment of Chapter I—Fish and Wildlife Service rents for property used in common is not consignee’s, or connecting lines platforms possible, apportionments should be handling either truckload or L. T. L. freight. Subchapter Q—Alaska Commercial Fisheries made according to space occupancy or Include also those peddle trips,1 the mileage other equitable basis. of which is preponderantly within the city, P ar t 201—A l a s k a F is h e r i e s G e n e r a l town or commercial zone from which the trip R e g u l a t io n s 1—T was operated^ DETERMINATION OF DISPUTES OVER TRAP SCHEDULE A003-S— OPERATING STATISTICS-PROPERTY Local Service (local cartage) means trans­ CARRIERS portation of freight from consignor to con­ LOCATIONS signee within one city, town or commercial Vehicle-Miles Operated in Intercity Revenue Service 1. In order to secure the conservation (.Including Loaded and Empty ) 3 zone (including contiguous areas). Expense incurred in the performance of local cartage of the salmon supply of Alaska in a Service in conjunction with ‘collection and manner consistent with the requirements Com­ Con­ mon tract delivery service, the revenue for which is and purposes of the act of June 6, 1924 included in account 3120, shall be charged (43 Stat'. 464) and related legislation, to the Collection and Delivery primary ac­ to prevent the development of monopoly Intercity: counts and subaccounts as appropriate. Owned truck miles______and the maintenance of exclusive rights Owned tractor miles...... in the maritime public domain in viola­ Owned combination bus-truck miles___1-...... Com­ Con­ tion of such acts, and to provide ma­ mon tract chinery which in this and1 subsequent Total intercity-owned vehicles. years will permit the determination of Leased truck miles1...... Freight revenue from intercity service- disputes over trap locations with the Leased tractor miles >...... truckload ...... $ __ $..... Leased combination bus-truck Freight revenue from intercity service— least possible disruption to the catching miles,1___ ; ...... i ------less truckload L-...... Tons of intercity revenue freight billed— and processing of salmon, the following Total intercity—Leased vehicles. truckload1 ...... sections will be included in the 1946 Tons of intercity revenue freight billed— Alaska Commercial Fishing Regulations: Grand total intercity vehicle- less truckload ______miles...... Number of shipments billed—truckload L Number of shipments billed—less truck- § 201.24 Filing of trap site locations. Driveaway miles operated. On or before April 15, 1946, any person Tons platform bandied2...... who has obtained or applied for a per­ Collection and Delivery: Ton-miles intercity revenue freight Truck-miles3______(actual basis)___...... mit from the War Department for the Tractor-miles *...... occupation of a trap site may file with the Regional Director of the Fish and Total collection and delivery. 1-For purposes of truckload and less-truckload sepa' ration, shipments of 10-,000 pounds and over should be Wildlife Service at Juneau notice of reated as truckload, and shipments under 10,000 pounds this fact and of- its location. Failure Vehicle-Hours Operated in Intercity Revenue Service as less-truckload. (Including Loaded and Empty ) 2 2 For purposes of this item the handling of a ton across to file such notice shall be cause for a platform-of the reporting carrier should be computed by giving a count of one for the entire platform handling closing the trap of such permit holder Intercity: of. each ton at each terminal. if there be a competing permit holder Owned truck hours ...... who has filed such a notice. Owned tractor hours...... Schedule 9006-S— Distribution of I ntercity Owned, combination bus-truck Traffic — hours...... - § 201.25 Determination and closing C O M M O N CARRIERS OF PROPERTY competing trap operations. In case Total intercity—owned vehicles. there shall be two or more permit hold­ 1. Originated and terminated by reporting Leased truck hours 1...... carrier. ers for a single site, the Regional Di­ Leased tractor hours ]...... rector shall give notice of this fact to Leased combination bus-truck 2. Originated by reporting carrier and de­ hours1...... livered to connecting carrier. all conflicting permit holders who have 3. Received by connecting carrier and ter­ filed notices under the preceding sec­ Total intercity—Leased vehicles. minated by reporting carrier. tion. Any permit holder who has filed Grand total intercity vehicle- 4. Received from connecting carrier and such a notice may request, through the hours...... delivéred to connecting carrier. Regional Director, the Secretary of the Carriers using punch card accounting ma­ Driveaway hours operated. Interior or his authorized representa­ Collection and Delivery: chines will experience no difficulty in securing v Truck-hours *______..... the data necessary for reporting these sta­ tive to determine, prior to the opening Tractor-hours L ...... tistics. of the fishing season, which of the per­ mit holders is entitled to occupy the site Total collection and delivery. Carriers not using punch card accounting machines will have to secure this data man­ for the coming season. The Secretary 1 Include data only for vehicles the expenses of which ually by sorting out the freight bills which or his representative, upon such a re­ are included in the reporting carrier’s operating expense were: quest, may call for affidavits or other and operating rent accounts, i. e. vehicles operatedunder lease arrangement and vehicles operated by private cai- ( 1) Originated by the carrier and delivered evidence showing the interests and riers and owner-operators for account of the reporting to a connecting carrier; equities of the competing applicants, carrier. Exclude data for vehicles the expenses of which and shall determine and announce the are included in account 3103—Debits—Intercity Service. 1 Peddle trips are those operated primarily * Include data for intercity vehicles used to supple­ action which the Fish and Wildlife Serv­ ment Collection and Delivery vehicles in Collection and for the purpose of pick-up or delivery of ice will take with respect to closing the Delivery service. Include also data for intercity vehicles freight at shipper’s or consignee’s platform operated in Collection and Delivery Service between the to intermediate stations outside the city, competing traps after opening of the reporting carrier’s terminals and shipper’s, consignee’s, town or commercial zone (including contig­ fishing season. This determination will or connecting lines platforms handling either truck load or L. T. L. freight. . uous areas). be based upon (a) the provisions of FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2455

§ 201.25, (b) any applicable law or reg­ posais, issued on January 31, included (1) a Previous regulations of the Department, ulation of the United States or the Ter­ limitation to twenty of the trap sites which issued under authority of the White Act {Act ritory of Alaska then in effect, or (c) could be occupied by one person; (2) a pro­ of June 6, 1924, 43 Stat. 464), have in the hibition of any increase in the sites occu­ the policy hitherto established of clos­ large been directed exclusively to the con­ pied by one person which would bring his servation aspects of that act. The fact re­ ing all traps in the area of conflict pend­ total number to more than ten; and (3) a mains, however, that the White Act was also ing a judicial determination or other system of preference to be applicable in de­ designed to bring about the dissolution of settlement. termining who might occupy.sites, preferente monopoly holdings which by 1924 had de­ being given to persons already occupying no veloped under the so-called “reservation” § 201.26 Limitation on increase of more than ten sites and to residents of system. Although the conservation program individual trap site operations. No per­ Alaska. has Succeeded in reducing the number of son shall be permitted to increase the For reasons hereafter detailed, it has been trap sites to 440, from 799 in 1924, 221 of number of trap sites which he occupies determined that no action should be taken those sites are now occupied by eight com­ over the number occupied in the preced­ at this time either to impose an upper limit panies, and for some years no trap sites have ing season if such increase would result on trap site holdings or to establish a gen­ been available to newcomers in the field. in his occupation of more than 10 sites. eral system of preferences with respect to This is a condition which the Department, as the occupancy of trap sites. Certain mini­ The Secretary or his authorized repre­ the guardian of the public resources, is mal measures appear, however, to be re­ anxious to see corrected. Any thorough-go­ sentative may, however, in exceptional quired in 1946 to prevent a deterioration in ing revision of the regulations, however, de­ cases authorize such an increase for the the currént situation. The regulations for serves the most careful study before it should 1846 season upon good cause shown. 1946 will forbid any increase in the con- be promulgated. The time and expense re­ Any trap site occupied in violation of centiation of control over trap sites during quired to travel to Washington prevented this section will be closed. the coming year, and will establish, largely more than a token representation of the many for experimental purposes, machinery for Alaskan residents who are engaged in the § 201.27 Definitions. As used in the resolution of the few disputes which may fishing industry. For these reasons, it is pro­ §§ 201.24 to 201.26: arise in 1946 over trap site occupancy. posed that the departmental hearings shall (a) “Person” and “permit holder” in­ Under the regulations issued by the Fish be resumed in Alaska, after the close of the clude individual, firm, association, part­ and Wildlife Service of this Department, ¿he 1946 fishing season, in order to consider reg­ nership, or corporation. fishing season in Alaska lasts an average of ulations for 1947. thirty to forty days; it opens at varying times (b) “Occupation” of a trap site means Administrative regulation or statutory ac­ in the several districts, commencing in the tion in this field is not confined to the Fed­ the care, service, and use of a trap by latter part of May. Evidence at the hearings eral Government. The White Act expressly the permit holder, whether the trap be established that it was necessary to secure disclaims any intention to deny to the Leg­ installed by him or another. gear, crews, supplies, and piling in the United islature of Alaska the power to regulate the States. In order to have the traps in work­ 2. Notice is hereby given that, subject fishing industry by licensing or taxation. ing condition by the opening of the season, The Territorial Legislature is now meeting in to any change of policy resulting from these items must be shipped beginning as special session. In accordance with the De­ the hearings announced in paragraph early as the middle of March. A heavy pre­ partment’s policy of favoring infcreased legis­ 3 of this notice, the Alaska Pishing Reg­ season investment has already been made by lative responsibility in the territorial areas, ulations for 1947 will contain provisions last year’s occupants. It appears unlikely, if it is appropriate and desirable that an op­ which will serve to exclude from any sites were to be thrown open to competition portunity be .given the Alaskan Legislature trap site a person who held a permit for by imposition of a twenty-trap limitation or to enact suitable legislation to deal with this by a preference for small operators or resi­ that site in 1946 and who did not him­ problem. Appropriate and effective action dents, that they could be supplied with traps by the Legislature may obviate the necessity self occupy such site but instead leased and effectively occupied by newcomers in for any very extensive changes in the 1947 or assigned such site to another person 1946. The uncertainty as to which sites regulations. under arrangements by which the per­ would or should be subjected to competition mit holder did not bear all or a substan­ and the practical difficulties of time and cost O scar L. C h a p m a n , tial, part of the expenses and financial would inevitably result in a curtailment of Acting Secretary of the Interior. risk involved in the installation, care, the output of canned salmon this year, and this result the Department is not willing to M arch 5, 1946. service, and use of the trap. create or permit in view of the serious inter­ [F. R. Doc. 46-3648; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 3. Subject to future changes, the hear­ national food shortage, On the other hand, 9:47 a. m.] ings commenced on February 21, 1946, to prohibit occupants of ten or more sites at Washington, D. C., will be resumed in from acquiring additional sites would effect Alaska in October, 1946, and will be di­ no discernible change in volume of 1946 pro­ rected to the following subjects for „con­ duction and is in my opinion a desirable pro­ TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION sideration with reference to the 1947 vision to guard against any increase in the concentration of private control over an ex­ Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Board regulations:, ' tremely valuable part of the public domain. (a) Limitation of the number of trap It developed in the coursé of the hearings [Regs., Serial 323-B] sites which may be occupied by a single that a comparatively small number of those owner. who held War Department permits for the P art 61— S ch ed uled A ir C arrier R u l e s trap sites did not themselves operate the (b) Preference in the allocation of ROUTE, COMPETENCY RENEWAL trap sites to small operators and for res­ traps, but simply leased, for a substantial idents, communities, and cooperatives. rental, the rights to use the site. There can Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board of Alaska. be no defense of a system under which a at its office in Washington, D. C., on the private individual is able to lease for a profit 5th day of March 1946. (c) The provision forecasted in para­ a part of the public domain, even though its graph 2 of this notice. strategic location were ascertained through Effective March 1, 1946, Special Civil (d) The machinery by which any lim­ the effort and expense of the individual, and Air Regulation Serial Number 323 is itation or preference might be accom­ the practice should be stopped as soon as amended by striking “March 1, 1946,” plished. possible. If, however, these leased sites were and inserting in lieu thereof the words The Department of the Interior will closed in 1946 there would be an adverse ef­ “ July 1, 1946.” endeavor to.announce the terms of the fect upon salmon production. The notice of regulations proposed for discussion and January 31 contained, moreover, no provision (52 Stat. 984,1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) which was directed to this practice, and I the places and times of the hearings at have been impressed by the view that the Note: The termination date of this regula­ tion was previously extended to March 1,1946,' least 30 days in advance of t2he first of beneficiaries of this system, however inde­ such hearings. by Special Civil Air Regulation Serial Number fensible it may appear, are entitled to be 323-A. Opinion to Accompany the Notice of heard before the system is changed. It ac­ Amendments to the Alaska Commercial cordingly seems best to defer action until the By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Fishing Regulations fob 1946 1947 season, and merely to serve notice at F red A . T o o m b s , On February 21,22, 23, and 25; 1946, public this time that the permit holder who leases Secretary. hearings were held in Washington on pro­ rather than operates his trap site in 1946 is posed amendments to the Alaska Commer­ not likely to be allowed to occupy thè site in [F. R. Doc. 46-3735; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; cial Fishing Regulations lor 1946. The pro- 1947. 10:13 a. m.] No. 48------4 2456 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9,1946

many, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, Hungary property constitutes interests held there­ Notices Rumania and/or any territory occupied in by, nationals of ohe or more foreign by one or more of such six named coun­ countries; tries, whether or not such unidentified 3. Having made all determinations and OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS­ persons are named elsewhere in this taken all action, after appropriate con­ TODIAN. order or in said Exhibit A, in, to and sultation and certification, required by [Vesting Order 500A-181] under the following: said Executive Order or Act or otherwise; a. Each and all of the copyrights, if and C o p y r ig h t s of V a n d e n h o e c k & R u pr e c h t any, described in raid Exhibit A; 4. Deeming it necessary in the national Under the authority of the Trading b. Every; copyright, claim of copyright interest; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and and right to copyright in each and all of hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the works described in said Exhibit A and pursuant to law, the undersigned, todian the property hereinbefore de­ and in every issue, edition, publication, scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, after investigation: republication, translation, arrangement, 1. Finding that each and all of the used, administered, liquidated, sold or dramatization and revision thereof, in otherwise dealt with in the interest of identified persons to whom reference is whole or in part, of whatsoever kind or made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached and for the benefit of the United States. nature, and of each and all other works Such property and any or all of the hereto and made a part hereof* [the designated by the titles therein set forth, proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ names of which persons are listed (a) whether or not filed with the Register of in Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the cial account pending' further determina­ Copyrights or otherwise asserted,' and tion of the Alien Property Custodian. authors of the works, the titles of which whether or not specifically designated by are listed in Column 2, and the copyright This shall not be deemed to limit the copyright number; powers of the Alien Property Custodian numbers, if any, of which are listed .in c. Every license, agreement, privilege, to return such property or the proceeds Column 1, respectively, of said Exhibit power and right of whatsoever nature thereof, or to indicate that compensation A, and/or (b) in Column 4 of said Ex-, arising under or with respect to any or hibit A as the owners of the copyrights, will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and all of the foregoing; when it should be determined that such the numbers, if any, of which are listed d. All monies and amounts, and all return should be made or such compensa­ in Column 1, and the titles of the works right to receive monies and amounts-, by tion should be paid. covered by which are listed in Column way of royalty, share of profits or other 2, respectively, of said Exhibit A, and/or emolument, accrued or to accrue, Any person, except a national of a (c) in Column 5 of said Exhibit A as whether arising pursuant to law, contract designated enemy country, asserting any others owning or claiming interests in or otherwise, with respect to any or all claim arising as a result of this order may such copyrights] are nationals of one or of the foregoing; file with the Alien Property Custodian a more foreign countries; e. All rights of renewal, reversion or notice- of his claim, together with a re­ 2. Determining, therefore, that the revesting, if any, in any or all of the quest for a hearing thereon, on Form APC-1, within one year from the date property described as follows: All right, foregoing; title, interest and claim of whatsoever hereof, or within such further time as f. All causes of action accrued or to may be allowed by the Alien Property kind or nature, under the statutory and accrue at law or in equity with respect common law of the United States and Custodian. Nothing herein contained to any or all of the foregoing, including shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ of the several States thereof, of each and but not limited to the right to sue for all of the identified persons to whom ref­ sion of the existence, validity or right to and recover all damages and profits and allowance of any such claim. erence is-made in Column 5 of said Ex­ to ask and receive any and all remedies The terms “national” and “designated hibit A, and also of each and all other provided by common law or statute for enemy country” as used herein shall have unidentified individuals who, as of the the infringement of any copyright or the the meanings prescribed in section 10 of date of this order, are residents of, and violation of any right or the breach of said Executive Order. of each and all other unidentified cor­ any obligation described in or affecting porations, partnerships, associations or any or all of the foregoing; Executed at Washington, D. C., on business organizations of any kind or na­ January 3,, 1946. ture which, as of the date of this order, is property payable or held with respect are organized under the laws of, or have to copyrights, or rights related thereto, [ se al] J am es E. M ar k h am , their principal places of business in, Ger­ in which interests are held by, and such Alien Property CustodiUn.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Identified persons Copyright Names and last known nationalities of Names and last known addresses of owners Titles of works authors whose interests are numbers of copyrights being vested

Unknown______Das Evangelium des Johannes, 1941...... D. Rudolf Bultmann (Nationality not Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Gottingen, Owner. established). Germany (Nationality German).

[F. R. Doc. 46-3711; Filed, Mar. 7,1946; 11:34 a. m..]

[Vesting Order 500A-182] numbers, if any, of which are listed in the several States thereof, of each and Column 1, respectively, of said Exhibit all of the identified persons to whom C o p y r ig h t s o f C e r t a in G e r m a n A, and/or (b) in Column 4 of said reference is made in Column 5 of said N a t io n a l s Exhibit A as the owners of the copy­ Exhibit A, and also of each and all other Under the authority of the Trading rights, the numbers, if any, of which ■unidentified individuals who, as of the with tjie Enemy Act, as amended, and are listed in Column 1, and the titles of date of this order, arq residents of, and Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, the works covered by which are listed of each and all other unidentified and pursuant to law, the undersigned, in Column 2, respectively, of said Ex­ corporations, partnerships, associations after investigation: hibit A, and/or (c) in Column 5 of said or business organizations of any kind or 1. Finding that each and all of the Exhibit A as others owning or claiming nature which, as of the date of this order, identified persons to whom reference is interests in such copyrights] are na­ are organized under the laws of, or have made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached tional^ of one or,more foreign countries; their principal places of business in, hereto and made a part hereof [the 2. Determining, therefore, that the Germany, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, Hun­ names of which persons are listed (a) in property described as follows: All right, gary, Rumania and/or any territory oc­ Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the au­ title, interest and claim of whatsoever cupied by one or more of such six named thors of the works, the titles of which are kind or nature, under the statutory and countries, whether or not such unidenti­ listed in Column 2, and the copyright common law of the United States and of fied persons are named elsewhere in this FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 2457 order or in said Exhibit A, in, to and t. All causes of action accrued or to cial account pending further determina­ under the following: accrue at law or in equity with respect tion of the Alien Property Custodian. a. Each and all of the copyrights, if to any or all of the foregoing, including This shall not be deemed to limit the any, described in said Exhibit A; but not limited to the right to sue for powers of the Alien Property Custodian b. Every copyright, claim of copyright and recover all damages and profits and to return such property or the proceeds and right to copyright in each and ail to ask and receive any and all remedies thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ of the works described in said Exhibit provided by common law or statute for tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if A and in every issue, edition, publica­ the infringement of any copyright or and when it should be determined that tion, republication, translation, arrange­ the violation of any right or the breach suçh return should be made or such com­ ment, dramatization and revision there­ of any obligation described in or affect­ pensation should be paid. of; In whole or in part, of whatsoever ing any or all of the foregoing; . Any person, except a national of a des­ ignated enemy country, asserting any kind or nature, and of each and all Is property payable or held with respect claim arising as a result of this order other works designated by the titles to copyrights, or rights related thereto, may file with the Alien Property Custo­ therein set forth, whether or not filed in which interests are held by, and such dian a noticç of his claim, together with with the Register of Copyrights or other­ property constitutes interests held there­ wise asserted, and whether or not spe­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form in by, nationals of one or more foreign APC-1, "within one year from the date cifically designated by copyright num­ countries; ber. 3. Having made all determinations and hereof, or within such further time as c. Every license, agreement, privilege, taken all action, after appropriate con­ -may be allowed by the Alien Property power and right of whatsoever nature sultation and certification, required by Custodian. Nothing herein contained arising under or with »respect to any or said Executive Order or Act or other­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ all of the foregoing; wise; and . sion of the existence, validity or right d. All monies and amounts, and all 4. Deeming it necessary in the national to allowance of any such claim. right to receive monies and amounts, by interest; The terms “national” and “designated way of royalty, share of profits or other hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ enemy country” as used herein shall have emolument, accrued or to accrue, todian the property hereinbefore de­ the meanings prescribed in section 10 of whether arising pursuant to law, con­ scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, said Executive order. tract or otherwise, with respect to any or used, administered, liquidated, sold or all of the foregoing; Executed at Washington, D. C., on otherwise dealt with in the interest of January 3, 1946. e. All rights of renewal, reversion or and for the benefit of the United States. revesting, if any, in any or all of .the Such property and any or all of the [ s e a l] J ames E. M a r k h a m , foregoing; proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A.

Column 5 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Identified persons Names and last known nationalities of Names and last known addresses of owners Copyright Titles of works whose interests are numbers authors of copyrights being vested

Unknown______Divergente und Konvergente Turbulente Fritz ,D6nch (Nationality not estab- VDI-Verlag G. M. B. H., Berlin, SW 19, Owner. Strömungen mit Kleinen Offnungswin- lished). . Germany (Nationality German). keln, Heft 282 of Forschungsarbeiten auf dem Gfebiete des Ingenieurwesens, heraus­ gegeben vom Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, 1926. Unknown...... 5“» Sonate (En Ut) pour Piano. Op. 38,1925.. Serge Prokofieff (Nationality not es- Breitkopf & Härtel, Leipzig, Germany Owner. - tablished). (Nationality German).

[F. R. Doc. 46-3712; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:34 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 500A-183] 2. Determining, therefore, that the A and in every issue, edition, publication, property described as follows: republication, translation, arrangement, C o p y r ig h t s o f C e r t a in G e r m a n All right, title, interest and claim of dramatization and revision thereof, in N atio n als whatsoever kind or nature, under the whole or in part, of whatsoever kind or Under the authority of the Trading statutory and common law of the United nature, and of each and all other works with the Enemy Act, as amended, and States and of the several States thereof, designated by the titles therein set forth, Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, of each and all of the identified persons whether or not filed with the Register and pursuant to law, the undersigned, to whom reference is made in Column 5 of Copyrights or otherwise asserted, and after investigation: of said Exhibit A, and also of each and whether or not specifically designated by 1. Finding that each and all of the all other unidentified individuals who, as copyright number; identified persons to whom reference is of the date of this order, are residents of, c. Every license, agreement, privilege, made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached and of each and all other unidentified power and right of whatsoever nature hereto and made a part hereof [the corporations, partnerships, associations arising under or with respect to any. or names of which persons are listed (a) in or business organisations of any kind or all of the foregoing; Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the au­ nature which, as of the date of this order, d. All monies and amounts, and all thors of the works, the titles of which are are organized under the laws of, or have right to receive monies and amounts, by listed in Column 2, and the copyright their principal places of business in, Ger­ way of royalty, share of profits or other numbers, if any, of which are listed in many, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, Hungary, emolument, accrued or to accrue, whether Column 1, respectively, of said Exhibit Rumania and/or any territory occupied arising pursuant to law, contract or A, and/or (b) in Column 4 of said Ex­ by one or more of such "six named coun­ otherwise, with respect to any or all of hibit A as the owners of the copyrights, tries, whether or not such unidentified the foregoing; the numbers, if any, of which are listed persons are named elsewhere in this or­ e. All rights of renewal, reversion or in Column 1, and the titles of the works der or in said Exhibit A, in, to and under revesting, if any, in any or all of the covered by which are listed in Column 2, the following > foregoing; respectively, of said Exhibit A, and/or a. Each and all of the copyrights, if f. All causes of action accrued or to (c) in Column 5 of said Exhibit A as oth­ any, described in said Exhibit A; accrue at law or in equity with respect to ers owning or claiming interests in such b. Every copyright, claim of copyright any or all of the foregoing, including copyrights] are nationals of one or more and right to copyright in each and all but not limited to the right to sue for and foreign countries; of the works described in said Exhibit recover all damages and profits and to 2458 - ’ FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 ask and receive any and all remedies hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ claim arising as a result of this order provided by common law or statute for todian the property hereinbefore de­ may filq with the Alien Property Cus­ the infringement of any copyright or the scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, todian a notice of his claim, together violation of any right or the breach of used, administered, liquidated, sold or with a request for a hearing thereon, on any obligation described in or affecting otherwise dealt with in the interest of Form APC-1, within one year from the any or all of the foregoing; and for the benefit of the United States. date hereof, or within such further time Such property and any or all of the as may be allowed by the Alien Property is property payable or held with respect proceeds thereof shall be hëld in a special Custodian. Nothing herein contained to copyrights, or rights related thereto, account pending further determination shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ in which interests are held by, and such o f the Alien Property Custodian. This sion of the existence, validity or right to property constitutes interests held thefe- shall not be deemed to limit the powers allowance of any such claim. in by, nationals of one or more foreign of the Alien Property Custodian to return The terms “national” and “ designated countries; such property or the proceeds thereof, or enemy country” as used herein shall have 3. Having made all determinations to indicate that compensation will not be the meanings prescribed in section 10 of and taken all action, after appropriate paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should said Executive order. consultation and certification, .required be determined that such return should be byssaid Executive Order or act or other­ made or such compensation should be Executed at Washington, D. C., on wise; and paid. January 11, 1946. 4. Deeming it necessary in the na^ Any person, except a national of a [ seal] J am es E. M a r k h a m , tional interest; designated enemy country, asserting any Alien Property Custodian.

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Names and last known nationalities of Names and last known addresses of owners Copyright Titles of works Identified persons numbers authors of copyrights « whose interests are being vested V

Unknown...... Fortschritte der Hochfrequenztechnik, vol. Fritz Vilbig (Nationality not estab- Akad. Verlagsges, Leipzig. Germanv Ownef. 2, 1943. lished). (Nationality German). Unknown...... Die Nahbestrahlung, 1944...... Henri Chaoul (Nationality not estab­ Georg Thieme, Leipzig, Germany (Na­ Owner. lished). tionality German).

[P. R. Doc. 46-3713; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:34 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 500A-184] associations or business organizations of any or all of the foregoing, including but any kind or nature which, as of the date not limited to the right to sue for and re­ C o py r ig h t s o f Ju l iu s S pr in g e r -V erlag of this order, are organized under the OHG cover all damages and profits and to ask laws of, or have their principal places of and receive any and alL remedies pro­ Under the authority of the Trading business in, Germany, Italy, Japan, Bul­ vided by common law or statute for the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and garia, Hungary, Rumania and/or any infringement of any copyright or the vio­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, territory occupied by one- or more of lation of any right or the breach of any and pursuant to law, the undersigned, such six named countries; whether or obligation described in or affecting any after investigation: not such unidentified persons are named or all of the foregoing; 1. Finding that each and all of the elsewhere in this order or in said Exhibit identified persons to whom reference is A, in, to and under the following: is property payable or held with respect made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached a. Each and all of the copyrights, if to copyrights, or rights related thereto, hereto and made a part hereof [the any, described in said Exhibit A; in which interests are held by, and such names of which persons are listed (a) b. Every copyright, claim of copyright property constitutes interests held there­ in Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the and right to copyright in each and all of in by, nationals of one or more foreign authors of. the works, the titles of which the works described in said Exhibit A countries; are listed in Column 2, and the copyright and in every issue, edition, publication, 3. Having made all determinations and numbers, if any, of which are listed in republication, translation, arrangement, taken all action, after appropriate con­ Column 1, respectively, of said Exhibit dramatization and' revision thereof, in sultation and certification, required by said Executive Order or act or otherwise; A, and/or (b) in Column 4 of said Ex­ whole or in part, of whatsoever kind or hibit A as the owners of the copyrights, nature, and of each and all other works and « the numbers, if any, of which are listed designated by the titles therein set forth, 4. Deeming it necessary in the national in Column 1, and the titles of the works whether or not filed with the Register interest; covered by which are listed in Column of Copyrights or otherwise asserted, and hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ 2, respectively, of said Exhibit A, and/or whether or not specifically designated by todian the property hereinbefore de­ (c) in Column 5 of said Exhibit A as copyright number; scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, others owning or claiming interests in c. Every license, agreement, privilege, used, administered, liquidated, sold or such copyrights] are nationals of one or power and' right of whatsoever nature otherwise dealt with in the interest of more foreign countries; arising under or with respect to any or and for the benefit of the United-States. 2. Determining, therefore, that the all of the foregoing; Such property and any or all of the property described as follows: £. All monies and amounts, and all proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ All right, title, interest and claim of right to receive monies and amounts, by cial account pending further determina­ whatsoever kind or nature, under the way of royalty, share of profits or other tion of the Alien Property Custodian. statutory and common law of the United emolument, accrued or to accrue, This shall not be deemed to limit the States and of the several States thereof, whether arising pursuant to law, con­ powers of the Alien Property Custodian tract or otherwise, with respect to any of each and all of the identified persons to return such property or the proceeds to whom reference is made in Column 5 or all of the foregoing; of said Exhibit A, and also of each and e. All rights of renewal, reversion or "thereof, or to indicate that compensa­ all other unidentified individuals who, revesting, if any, in any or all of the fore­ tion will not be paid in lieu thereof, if as of the date of this order, are resi­ going; and when it should be determined that dents of, and of each and all other f. All causes of action accrued or t

* FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9,1946 2459

Any person, except a national of a may be allowed by the Alien Property have the meanings prescribed in section designated enemy country, asserting any Custodian. Nothing herein contained 10 of said Executive order. claim arising as a result of this order shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on may file with the Alien Property Custo­ sion of the existence, validity or right to dian a notice of his claim, together with January 14, 1946. a request for a hearing thereon, on Form allowance of any such claim. APC-1, within one year from the date The terms “national” and “ designated [ s e a l ] J am es E. M ar k h a m , hereof, or within such further time as enemy country” as used' herein shaft- Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Identified persons Names and last known nationalities of Names and. last known addresses of owners Copyright Titles of works whose interests are numbers authors of copyrights being vested

Unknown...... Korrosionstabellen metallischer Werkstoffe, Franz Ritter (Nationality not estab­ Julius Springer-Verlag OHG, Wien, Ger­ Owner. 2. neubearb. und ergänzte Aufl. 1844. lished). many (Nationality German).

[F. R. Doc. 46-3714; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:34 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 500Â-185] named countries, whether or not such in by, nationals of one or more foreign unidentified persons are named, else­ countries; C o p y r ig h t s o p B ibliographisches where in this order or in said Exhibit 3. Having made all determinations and I n s t it u t A. G. A, in, to and under tfiie following: taken all action, after appropriate con­ Under the authority of, the Trading a. Each and all of the copyrights, if sultation and certification, required by with the Enemy Act, as amended, and any, described in said Exhibit A; said Executive Order or Act or otherwise; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, b. Every copyright, claim of copyright and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, and right to copyright in each and all of 4. Deeming it necessary in the national after investigation: the works described in said Exhibit A and interest; — 1. Finding that each and all of the in every issue, edition, publication, re­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ identified persons to whom reference is publication, translation, arrangement, todian the property hereinbefore de­ made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached dramatization and revision thereof, in scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, hereto and made a part hereof [the whole or in part, of whatsoever kind or used, administered, liquidated, sold or names of which persons are listed (a) in nature, and of each and all other works otherwise dealt with in the interest of Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the authors designated by the titles therein set forth, and for the benefit o f the United States. of the works, the titles of which are listed whether or not filed with the Register of Such property and any or all of the in Column 2; and thte copyright numbers, Copyrights or otherwise asserted, and proceeds thereof shall be held in a special if any, of which are listed in Column 1, whether or not specifically designated account pending further determination respectively, of said Exhibit A, and/or by copyright number; of the Alien Property Custodian. This (b) in Column 4 of said Exhibit A as the c. Every license, agreement, privilege, shall not be deemed to limit the powers owners of the copyrights, the numbers, power and right of whatsoever nature of the Alien Property Custodian, to re­ if any, of which are listed in Column 1, arising under or with respect to any or turn such property or the proceeds and the titles of the works covered by all of the foregoing; thereof, or to indicate that compensation which are listed in Column 2, respectively, d. All monies and amounts, and all will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and of said Exhibit A, and/or (c) in Column right to receive monies and amounts, by when it should be determined that such 5 of said Exhibit A as others owning or way of royalty, share of profits or other return should be made or such com­ claiming interests in such copyrights] emolument, accrued or to accrue, pensation should be paid. are nationals of one or more foreign whether arising pursuant to law, con­ Any person, except a national of a des­ countries; tract or otherwise, with respect to any ignated enemy country, asserting any 2. Determining, therefore, that the or all of thé foregoing; claim arising as a result of this order property described as follows: e. All rights of renewal, reversion or may file with the Alien Property Cus­ All right, title, interest and claim of revesting, if any, in any or all of the fore­ todian a notice of his claim, together with whatsoever kind or nature, under the going; a request for a hearing thereon, on Form statutory and common law of the United f. All causes of action accrued or to APC-1, within one year from the date States and of the several States thereof, accrue at law or in equity with respect to hereof, or within such further time .as of each and all of the identified persons any or all of the foregoing, including but may be allowed by the Alien Property to whom reference is made in Column 5 not limited to the right to sue for and re­ Custodian. Nothing herein contained of said Exhibit A, and also of each and cover all damages and profits and to ask shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ all other unidentified individuals who, and receive any and all remedies pro­ sion of the existence, validity or right to as of the date of this order, are residents vided by common law or statute for the allowance of any such claim. of, and of each and all other unidentified infringement of any copyright or the vio­ The terms “ national” and “ designated corporations, partnerships, associations lation of any right or the breach of any enemy country” as used herein shall have or business organizations of any kind obligation described in or affecting any the meanings prescribed in section 10 of or nature which, as of the date of this or all of the foregoing; said Executive order. order, are organized under the laws of, is property payable or held with respect Executed at Washington, D. C., on or have their principal places of business January 25, 1946. in, Germany, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, to copyrights, or rights related thereto, Hungary, Rumania and/or any territory in which interests are held by, and such [ s e a l] J am es E. M a r k h a m , occupied by one or more of such six property constitutes interests held there­ Alien Property Custodian.

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A for. 26732... Der grosse Duden. Rechtschreibung der Konrad Duden of Germany (Na- Bibliographisches Institut A. G., Täub- Author and owner. deutschen Sprache und der Fremdwörter tionality German). cheriweg 17, Leipzig, Germany (Na­ 11 Aufl., 1934. tionality German). T [F. R. Doc. 46-3715; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:35 a. m.] 2460 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

[Vesting Order 500A-186] six named countries, whether or not such in by, nationals of one or more foreign unidentified persons are named else­ countries; C o py r ig h t s of C ertain G er m an where in this order or in said Exhibit A, 3. Having made all determinations and N atio n als in, to and under the following: taken all action, after appropriate con­ Undei^the authority, of the Trading, a. Each and all of the copyrights, if sultation and certification, required by with the Enemy Act, as amended, and any, described in said Exhibit A; said Executive Order or act or otherwise; Executive Order No. 9095, as ^amended, b. Every copyright, claim' of copyright and and pursuant to law, the undersigned, find right to copyright in each and all 4. Deeming it necessary in the national after investigation: of the works described in said Exhibit A interest; 1. Finding that each and all of the and in every issue, edition, publication, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ identified persons to whom reference is republication, translation, arrangement, todian the property hereinbefore de­ made in Column 5 of Exhibit A attached dramatization and revision thereof, in scribed in subparagraph 2, to be held, hereto and made a part hereof [the whole or in part, of whatsoever kind or used, administered, liquidated, sold or names of which persons are listed (a) nature, and of each and all other works otherwise dealt witli in the interest of in Column 3 of said Exhibit A as the designated by the titles therein set forth, and for the benefit o f the United States. authors of the works, the titles of which whether or not filed jyith the Register of Such property and any or all of the are listed in Column 2, and the copy­ Copyrights or otherwise asserted, and proceeds thereof shall be held in a spe­ right numbers, if any, of which are whether or not specifically designated by cial account pending further determina­ listed in Column 1, respectively, of said copyright number; tion of the Alien Property Custodian. Exhibit'A, and/or (b) in Column 4 of c. Every license, agreement, privilege, This shall not be deemed to limit the said Exhibit A as the owners of the copy­ power and right of whatsoever nature powers of the Alien Property Custodian rights, the numbers, if any, of which are arising under or with respect to any or to return such property or the proceeds listed in Column 1, and. the titles of the all of the foregoing; thereof« or to indicate that compensation works covered by which are listed in d. All monies and amounts, and all will not be paid in lieu thereof, if and Column 2, respectively, of said Exhibit right to receive monies and amounts, when it should be determined that such A, and/or (c) in Column 5 of said Ex­ by way. of royalty, share of profits or return should be made or such compen­ hibit A a§ others owning or claiming other emolument, accrued or to accrue, sation should be paid. interests in such copyrights] are na­ whether arising pursuant to law, con­ Any person, except a national of a tionals of one or more foreign countries; tract or otherwise, with respect to any designated enemy country, asserting any 2. Determining, therefore, that the or all of the foregoing; claim arising as a result of this order property described as follows: e. All rights of renewal, reversion or may file with the Alien Property Custo­ All right, title, interest and claim of revesting, if^ any, in any or all of the dian a notice of his claim, together with whatsoever kind or nature, under the foregoing; a request for a hearing thereon, on Form statutory and common law of the United f. All causes of action accrued or to APC-1, within one year from the date States and of the several'States thereof, accrue at law or in equity with respect to hereof, or within such further time as of each and all of the identified persons any or all of the foregoing, including but may be allowed by the Alien Property to whom reference is made in Column 5 not limited to the right to sue for and re­ Custodian. Nothing herein contained of said Exhibit A, and also of each and cover all damages and profits and to ask shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ all other unidentified individuals who, and receive any and all remedies provided sion of the existence, validity or right to as of the date of this order, are residents by common law or statute for the in­ allowance of any such claim. of, and of each and all other unidenti­ The terms “national” and “ designated fringement of any copyright or the vio­ fied corporations, partnerships, associa­ enemy country” as used herein shall lation of any right or the breach of any tions or business organizations of any have the meanings prescribed in section obligation described in or affecting any kind or nature which, as of the date of 10 of said Executive order. or all of the foregoing; this order, are organized under the laws Executed at Washington, D. C., on is property payable or held with respect of, or have their principal places of January 25, 1946. business in, Germany, Italy, Japan, Bul­ to copyrights, or rights related thereto, in garia, Hungary, Rumania and/or any which interests are held by, and such [ se al] J ames E. M ar k h am , territory occupied by one or more of such property constitutes interests held there - Alien Property Custodian.

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Unknown...... Zeitschrift für Forstund Jagdwesen.------Unknown..______Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany; Owner. Unknown...... Werft Reederei Hafen______— Unknown...... '____ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown...... Archiv Für Wissenschaftliche Tierheil­ Unknown___ :....*. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin kunde. W 9, Germany. . Owner. Unknown..___ Jahresbericht Veterinär-Medizin...... Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlyi W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown...... Warme-Und Kältetechnik...... — ...... Unknown------Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Feuerungstechnik...... Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown...... Der Züchter...... — Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Biochemische Zeitschrift______Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Zentralblatt Fur ISlechanik...'______Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Luftfahrtmedizin. Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Klinische Wochenschrift. Unknown. Julius Springer» Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown_____ Archiv Für Gewerbepathologie Und Gewer­ Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W behygiene. 9, Germany. Ownet. Unknown_____ Zentralblatt Für Die Gesamte Hygiene Mit Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W Einschluss Der Bakteriologie Und Immu- 9, Germany. nitats lehre. Owner. Unknown..___ Deutsche Zeitschrift Für Gesamte Gericht­ Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W "9, Germany. . liche Medizin. Owner. -• Unknown_____ Chirurg. Zeitschrift F. Alle Gebiete D. Unknown. Juluis Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Operativen Medizin Der Chirurg. W 9, Germany. Owner. Unknown___ Archiv Fuf Klinische Chirurgie— ...... Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W 9, Germany.. # FEDERAL REGISTER, Sáturday, March 9, 1946 2461

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TTnknnwn__ . ... Archiv Fur Orthopädische Und Unfall- Unknown. Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Owner. Chirurgie. W 9, Germany. Unknown...... Deutsche Militärarzt_____ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Unknown______Planta; Archiv Fur Wissenschaftliche Unknown Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Owner. Botanik. W 9, Germany. Unknown______' Archiv Fur Mikrobiologie._____ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Zeitschrift Fur Untersuchurg der Lebens­ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24 Berlin W • Owner. mittel. 9, Germany. Zeitschrift fur vergleichendee Physiologie__ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24 Berlin W Owner. 9, Germany. Unknown...... Zeitschrift fur Astrophysik____ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24 Berlin W Owner. 9, Germany. Unknown...:____ _ Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24 Berlin W Owner. 9, Germany. Mikrochimica Acta (combined with Mikro­ Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. chemie). I, Germany. Unknown______Mikrochemie______Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. Unknown...... Zeitschrift fur Physik______Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. Unknown...... Zeitschrift fur Kinderheilkunde_____ Julius Springer Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. Unknown... Zeitschrift für Hygiene und Infektionskrank­ JuHus Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. heiten. I, Germany. Unknown _ Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. Unknown.. Zeitschrift fur Pnrnsitenkunde___ Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. 'Unknown. Zentralblatt fur'ÌDas Gesamte Forstwesen__ Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner. I, Germany. Unknown.. _ . ■ Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift. Julius Springer, Schottengasse 4, Vienna Owner., I, Germany. Unknown . .. Monatschefte für Chem ie...______. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., ' Owner. . Stemwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C-l, Ger­ many. Unknown___ „ _ Zeitschrift fur Physikalische Chemie Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner, Stemwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C -l, Ger­ many. Unknown ______Zeitschrift fur angewandte Meterologie. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. h TT Owner. , “ Das Wetter/’ Stemwartenstr. 8, Leipsig C -l, Ger­ many. Unknown ___ Zeitschrift fur Kristallographie, Mineralogie Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. Owner. und Petrographie. H., Stemwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C -l, Germany. Unknown Pflanzenbau: Pflanzenschutz, Pflanzenzucht. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. Owner. H., Stemwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C-l, Germany. Unknown Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Oaner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown Justus Leibig’s Annalen der Chemie Verlag Chemie B. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown Angewandte Chemie...... Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown____ Zeitschrift fur Elektrochemie u. angewandte Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. physikalische Chemie. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown.... Chemische Industrie...... Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown_____ Chemische Fabrik.!______Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. V . . - .. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown...... Chemisches Zentralblatt..____ ... Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Corneliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. > Unknown______Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. Berichte. Verlag Chemie G. m. b. Hi, Corneliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown___ Zeitschrift fur-Zeuchtung. Reihe B. Tier- Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. zuchtung und ZuchtungsbiolOgie einsch­ SW 11, Germany. liesslich Tiemahrung. Unkpown____ Zeitschrift fur Tiemahriing und Futtermit- Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. telkunde. SW 11, Germany. Unknown. ... Zeitschrift fur Angewandte Entomologie___ Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown.. .. Zuchteneskunde __ Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown. .... Landwirtschaftliche Jahrbücher. Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown Forstwissenschaftliches ZentralhlAtt Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown. . . Protoplasma, Internationale Zeitschrift fur Gebrüder Bomtraeger, Verlagsbuchhand­ Owner. Physikalische Chemie des Protoplasten. lung Grosadmiral von Koester, Ufer 17, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown . Angewandte Botanik______Gebrüder Bomtraeger, Verlagsbuchhand­ Owner. lung Grosadmiral von Koester, Ufer 17, Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown.... Kolloid Zeitschrift..:______.. Theodor Steinkopif, Residenzstr. 32, Owner. Unknown._ Dresden-Blasewitz, Germany. ‘Kolloid Beihefte______Theodor Steinkopif, Residenzstr. 32, Owner. Unknown.. Dresden—Blasewitz, Germany, Brun’s'Beitrage zur Klinischen Chirurgie... Urban & Schwarzenberg, Friedrichstr. Owner. Unknown. 105 B, Berlin N W 7, Germany.' Medizinische Klinik______Urban & Schwartzenberg, Friedrichstr. Owner. Unknown. 105 B, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift “Iris”. R. Friealander & Sohn, Karlstr. 11, Berlin Owner. N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Annales Mycologie! editi in Notitiam scien- Rl Friealander & Sohn, Karlstr. 11, Berlin Owner. tiae mycologicae universalis. Unknown.. N W 7, Germany. Forschungsdienst _ ___ _ I. Neumann, Hindenburgstr. 26/27, Neu- Owner. Unknown dftmm, Germany. Zeitschrift fur Schweinezucht, Sehweine­ J. Neumann, Hindenbergstr. 26/27, Neu- Owner. mast, und Schweinehaltung. damm, Germany. Unknown.. J. Neumann, Hindenbergstr. 26/27, Neu- Owner. damm, Germany. 2462 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 , Column 4 Column 5 Identified persons Copyright Names and last known nationalities Names and last known addresses of own­ Titles of works ers or presumptive-owners of copyrights whose interests are numbers of authors - being vested

Unknown. Annalen der Physik______... _____ Unknown- Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. Owner. 18b, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur technische Physik..______Unknown.. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. 18b, Owner. Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur Anorganische und Allgemeine Unknown. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. 18b, Owner. Chemie. Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Journal fur Praktische Chemie...... Unknown- Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. 18b, Owner. . Leipzig C 1, Germany. .Unknown. Deutsche Zeitschrift fur Vèrdanungs-u. Unknown.. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. 18b, Owner, Stobb Wechselkrankheiten. Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Die Ernährung______„______Unknown. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. 18b, Owner. Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Archiv fur Schiffs u. Tropenhygiene (Deu­ Unknown. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. Owner. tsche Tropenmedizin. Zeitschrift). 18b, Leipzig C 1, Germany. - Unknown. Zentralblatt fur Neurochirurgie______Unknown. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. Owner. 18b, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Zentralblatt fur Chirurgie.______Unknown. Johann Ambrosius Barth, Salomonstr. Owner. 18b, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Beitrage Zur Physik der Freien Atmosphäre. Unknown. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m, b. Owner. H., Sternwartenstr. 8,, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Beitrage Zur .Angewandten Geophysik Unknown- Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. (Gerlands Beitrage Geophysik). Sternwartenstr. 8fLeipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown. Internationale Bevue d. Ges. Hydrobiologie Unknown. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. u. Hydrographie. Sternwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown Beitrage zur Geophysik...... Unknown- Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. Sternwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown Hochfrequenztechnik und Elektroakustik.. Unknown. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. Sternwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown Biedermann’s Zentralblatt fur ■ Agrikultur­ Unknown. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. chemie und rationellen Landwirtschafts­ Sternwartenstr. 8, Leipzig C 1, Germany. betrieb. Abt. B. Die Tierernahrung.* Unknown Zeitschrift fur Veterinarkunde...... Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. , Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Annalen der Hydrographie und Maritimen Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Meterologie. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Militarwirtschaftliche Rundschau—_____ *... Unknown. E. S, Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Wehrtechnische Monatshefte______Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Luftwacht (Luftwehr & Luft­ Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. welt) & Luftwissen. . ,. Berlin SW 68, Germany.' Unknown. Die Panzertruppe______...... ______Unknown. E, S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Militar Wochenblatt-______Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Marine Bundschau______.. ______Unknown. E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Kochstr. 68/71, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown Berliner u. Münchener Tierärztliche Wo­ Unknown- Kicbard Schoetz, Wilhelmstr. 125, Berlin Owner. chenschrift. SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur Fleisch und Milch hygiene.... Unknown. Richard Schoetz, Wilhelmstr. 125, Berlin Owner. SW 68, Germany. Unknown Zeitschrift fur Infectionskrankheiten, Para­ Unknown. Richard Schoetz, Wilhelmstr. 125, Ber­ Owner. sitäre Krankheiten und Hygiene der lin SW 68, Germany. Haustiere. ». Unknown Archiv fur Protistenkunde...... Unknown. Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany...... Owner. Unknown Flora oder algemeine botanische Zeitung___ Unknown. Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany...... Owner. Unknown Zentralblatt fur Bakteriologie Parasiten­ Unknown. Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany______Owner. kunde und Infektionskrankheit Abt I Originale, Abt I Referate, Abt II. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur .Immunitatsforschung und Unknown. Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany______Owner. experimentale Therapie. Unknown. Braunkohle...... ¿4»______' Unknown. Wilhelm Knapp, Riebeckplatz 4, Halle Owner. (Saale) 2, Germany. Unknown. Metall und Erz...... ¿....______Unknown. Wilhelm Knapp, Riebeckplatz 4, Halle Owner. (Saale) 2, Germany. Unknown. Das Braunkohlen—Arch iv______Unknown. Wilhelm Knapp, Riebeckplatz 4, Halle Owner. (Saale) 2, Germany. Unknown. Staub____ ;______..... ______Unknown- Wilhelm Knapp, Muhlweg 19, Halle Owner. (Saale) 1 (Germany. Unknown. Teer und Bitumen______r. Unknown. Wilhelm Knapp, Muhlweg 19, Halle Owner. (Saale) 1, Germany. Unknown Zeitschrift fur angewandte Mathematik -Unknown. V. D. I,— Verlag, G. m. b. H., Doro- Owner. und Mechanik. theenstr. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Verein Deutscher Ingenieure Berlin. V. Unknown. V. D. I.—Verlag, G. m. b. H., Doro- Owner. D, I. Jahrbuch “Die Chronik der technik.” theenstr. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur Metallkunde...... Unknown. V. D. I.—Verlag, G. m. b. H., Doro- Owner. theenstr. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur die gesamte Kalte—Industrie- Unknown., V. D. I.—Verlag, G. m. b. H., Doro- Owner. theenstr. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Archiv fur WaermeWirtschaft und Dampf- Unknown., V. D. I.—Verlag G. m. b. H., Dorotheen- Owner. kèssel wesen. str. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. . , Unknown. Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, Zeitschrift___ Unknown- V. D. I.—Verlag, G. m. b. H>, Dorotheen- Owner. str. 40, Berlin NW.7, Germany. Unknown. Forschung auf dem Gebiete des Ingenieur­ Unknown.. V. D. i.—«Verlag, G. m. b. H., Dorotheen- Owner. wesens: B. str. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Verfahrenstechnik...... Unknown.. V. D. I.—Verlag, G. m. b. H., Dorotheen- Owner. str. 40, Berlin N W 7, Germany. Unknown. Astronomischer Jahresbericht...... Unknown.. Walter de Grunter & Co., Woyrschstr. 13,- 'Owner. Berlin W 35, Germany. - Unknown. Zeitschrift fur ausländische öffentliches Unknown., Walter de Grunter & Co., Woyrschstr. 13, Owner. Kecht und Völkerrecht. Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown. Hoppe-Seyler.’s Zeitschrift fur Physiologische Unknown.. Walter de Grunter & Co., Woyrschstr. 13, Owner. Chemie.. Berlin W 35, Germany. Unknown. Münchener Mediz, Wochenschrift______Unknown.. J. F. Lehmann’s Verlag, Paul-Hense-Str. Owner. 26, Munich 15, Germany. Unknown. Kunst ostofle...... —______Unknown.. J. F. Lehmann’s Verlag, Paul-Hense-Str. Owner. 26, Munich.15, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur Biologie...... Unknown.. J. F. Lehmann’s Verlag, Paul-Hense-Str, Owner. 26, Munich 15, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Wissenschaft, Erziehung, und Unknown.. Weidmannsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Owner. Volksbildung. Zimmerstr. 94,-Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. F. T. M. (Funktechnische Monatshefte)—i. Unknown.. Weidmannsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Owner. . Zimmerstr. 94, Berlin SW 68, Germany. FEDERAL HEGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2463

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Unknown. Funk Unknown.I.i...... Weidmannsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Owner. iSiminerstr. 94, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Zeitschrift fur Geophysik. Unknown______,.______Friedrich Vieweg & Sohn, Vor der Burg Owner. 18, Braunschweig, Germany. Unknown. Physikalische Berichte, Als Forsetz-ung der- Unknown...... Friedrich Vieweg & Sohn-Vor der Burg 18, Owner. Fortschritte der Physik und des Halb­ Braunschweig, Germany. monatlichen Literaturverzeichnisses sowie ' der Beiblatter zu den Annalen der Physik. Unknown. Meterologische Zeitschrift: mit bioklima­ Unknown. Friedrich-Vieweg & Sohn, Vor der Burg 18, Owner. tische Beiblatter. Braunschweig, Germany. Unknown. Botanische Jahrbücher für Systematik,, Unknown. E. Schweitzerbart’scbe Verlagsbuchhand­ Owner. Pflanzengeschichte und Pflanzen-Geog* lung Johannestrasse 3, Stuttgart W, raphie. Germany. Unknown. Archiv für Hydrobiologie______—______E. Schweitzerbart’sche Verlagsbuchhand­ Owner. lung (Erwin-Nagele) Johannestrasse 3, Stuttgart W, Germany. Unknown. Europäischer Femsprechdienst. Unknown. Europäischer Femsprechdienst G. m. b. Owner. H . , Charlottenburg 9, Rognitztrasse 8, Berlin, Germany. Unknown. Femseh A. G. HausmitteilungenT. F. T. Unknown...... Richard Dietze, Wichmannstrasse 5, Ber­ Owner. Telegraphen, Fernsprech, Funk, und lin W 62, Germany. Fernseh Technik. Unknown. Elektrici tatswirtschaft______i ______!. Unknown.;______Franckh’sche Veriagshandlung W. Keller Owner. & Co., Abt Berlin, Uptzowplatz 1, Ber­ lin W 62, Germany. Unknown. Das Licht Zts & Prakt. Leucht. Unknown...... Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung W. Keller Owner. & Co., Abt Berlin, Lutzowplatz 1, Ber­ lin W 62, Germany. Unknown. Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift. Unknown...... '___ Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung, M. Keller Owner. & Co.j Pfizerstr. 5/7, Stuttgart O, Ger­ many. Ufiknown-.-i.... Archiv für Hygiene und Bakteriologie______Unknown...... R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. I, ' Germany. Unknown. __.1—... GM F. Das Gas und Wasserfach.______Unknown______R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown...____ Wasserkraft und Wasserwirtschaft...... U nknown...... R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfash 31, Munich Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown...... U. T. M. Archiv für Technisches Messen.;. U nknow n ______R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown...... * Gesundheits-Ingenieur. . .. ______.... Unknown....____ R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown..*...... Luftfahrtforschung...... ______A. Unknown______R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown...... Zeitschrift für Fernmeldetechnik, Werk- Unknown...... R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich Owner. ' und Geratebau. 1, Germany. Unknown______Gummi-Zeitung...... Unknown...... Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. & Co., Alexandrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW , 68, Germany. Unknown. T, Z. fur Praktische Mettallbearbeitung.... Unknown______Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. & Co:, Alexandrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW 68, Germany. -# Unknown. Stein-Industrie und Stein-Strassenbau. Unknown...... Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. & Co., Aleasadrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Oel und Kohle.. Unknown.— . —. Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. -& Co. Alexandrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Farben-Zeitung. Unknown...... Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. & Co., Alexandrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Licht und Lampfe. Unknown...... ■.___ Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Roth Owner. & Co., Alexandrinenstr. 108, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Forstarchiv...... Unknown___* ___ M . & H. Schaper, Marienstrasse 8, Han­ Owner. nover, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Land wirtschaftliche Tierzucht.. Unknown...... M. & H. Schaper Verlag, Marienstrasse 8, Owner. Hannover, Germany. Unknown. Zuckerrubau...... Unknown______M. & H. Schaper, Marienstrasse 8, Hann­ Owner. over, Germany. Unknown. Milchwirtschaftliches Zentralblatt______Unknown____.... M. & H. Schaper, Marienstrasse 8, Hann­ Owner. over, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift__.... Unknown...... M. & H. Schaper, Marienstrasse 8, Hann­ Owner. over, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Landwirtschaftliche Presse______Unknown_____ ... Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. Unknown. Phytopathologische Zeitschrift...... Unknown______Paul Paren, Hedemannstr. • 28/29, Berlin Owner. SW 11, Germany. - Unknown. Die Betonstrasse...... Unknown...—___ Bau-Verlag Rudolph Schirmer, Charlot- Owner. tenstr. 6, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Bauwelt—...... Unknown...... Bauwelt-Verlag Rudolph Schirmer, Char- Owner. lottenstr. 6, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Zement...... ; ______Unknown______Bau-Verlag Rudolph Schirmer,-Charlot- Owner. tenstr. 6, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown. Holz Als Roh und Werkstoff^______Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Unknown. Pflueger’s Archiv für die Gesamte Physiol­ Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. ogie des Menschen und der-Tiere. W 9, Germany. Unknown. Naturwissenschaften, D ie..______Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Unknown. Bauingenieur...... Unknown.______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Unknown. Archiv für Elektrotechnik__...... ______Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. . W 9, Germany. Unknown. Mitteilungen aus dem Kaiser Wilhelm In­ Unknown...... Verlag Stahleisen m. b. H., Ludwig-Knick- Owner. stitut für Eisenforschung zu Düsseldorf. mannstr. 27, Düsseldorf, Germany. Unknown. E. T. Z. Elektrotechnische Zeitschrift...... Unknown...... Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. Unknown. E lekt rische N achrichtentechnik...... Unknown______Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. W 9, Germany. IUnknown. Archiv für Eisenbahnwesen...;...... Unknown.....___ Julius Springer, Lmkstrasse 22/24, Berlin, Owner. W 9, Germany. . Unknown. Zentralblatt für Bauverwaltung...;...... *.. Unknown______Wilhelm Emst & Sohn, Rothenerstrasse Owner. 38, Berlin W 9, Germany. Unknown. Bautechnik, D ie ...;..______Unknown___ ..... Wilhelm Ernst & Sohn, Rothenerstrasse Owner. 38, Berlin W 9, Germany. No. 48 5

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 8 Column 4 Column 5 Identified persont Copyright Names and last known nationalities Names and last known addresses of own­ Titles of Works ers or presumptive owners of copyrights whose -interests are numbers of'authors being vested

Wilhelm Ernst & Sohn, Rothenerstrasse Owner. 38, Berlin W 9, Germany. Reichsnährstand Veriagsgesellschaft m. b. Owner. H., Linienstr. 139/140, Berlin N 4, Ger­ many. Verkundungsblatt D. Reichsnährstandes___ Reichsnährstand Verlagsgesellsehaftm. b. Owner. H., Linienstr. 139/140, Berlin N 4, Ger­ many. Reichsnährstand Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. Owner. H., Linienstr. 139/140, Berlin N 4, Ger­ many. Mitteilungen fur die Landwirtschaft______Unknown______Reichsnährstand m. b. H., Linienstr. Owner. ' .139/140, Berlin N 4, Germany. Unknown______Verlag Stahleisen m. b. H., Ludwig- Owner. Knickmannstr. 27, Düsseldorf, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag Stahleisen m. b. H., Ludwig- Owner. Knickmannstr. 27, Düsseldorf, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Comeliusstr. Owner. Deutschen Pharmazeutischen Gesellschaft. 3, Berlin W 36, Germany. Unknown...... ______..... Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Comeliusstr. Owner. 3, Berlin W 35, Germany. Vereins Mitteleuropäischer Eisenbahnver­ Unknown...... 1 Verlag der Zeitung des Vereins Mittel- Owner. waltungen, Zeitung. europäischer Eisenbahnverwaltung, Rothenerstr. 28/29, Berlin W 9, Germany. Unknown...... C. F. Winter’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung Owner. (Inh. E. v. Molnar), Seeburgstrasse 57, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Zeitschrift der Wirtschaftsgruppe Zucker- Unknown...... r...... Verlagsabteilung der Wirtschaftsgruppe Owner. Industrie. Zucker-Industrie, Berlin-Charlotten- burg 2, Germany. Deutsche Zucker-industrie, D ie..._____ .... Unknown...... Die Deutsche Zucker-industrie Dr. Owner. Bartons & Co. R-G, Ansbacherstr. 28, Berlin W 50, Germany. Tierärztliche Rundschau...... Unknown______Gebrüder Bischof!, Wilhelmstrasse 4 Owner. (Bz. Potsdam)Wittenberge, Germany. Wiener TierarztlicheMonatschrift...... Unknown...... Urban & Schwarzenburg, Frankgasse 4, Owner. Vienna 9, Germany. Unknown______Verlag der Deutschen Arbeitsfront G. m. Owner. b. H.', Märkischer Platz 1, Berlin C 2, Germany. Unknown______...... Reichsverlagsamt, Schamhorststr. 4, Ber­ Owner. lin N W 40, Germany. Unknown...... Astronomisches Reeheninstitut, Alten- Owner. steinstr. 40, Berlin-Dahlem, Germany. Unknown...... Volk und Reich Verlag, Potsdamerstr: 8, Owner. Berlin W 9, Germany. Unknown...... Franz Westphal Verlag, W olfshagen- Owner. 8charbeutz,Germany. (Lübecker Bucht). Chemisches Laboratorium für Tonin- dustrie und Tonindustrie-Zeitung Prof., Dr. H. Seger & E." Cramer Kom.-Ges., Dreysestr. 4, Berlin N W 21, Germany. Mainzer Veriagsanstalt- und Druckerei Owner. % Will <& Rothe R.-G.', Gr. Bleiche 46/48,. Mainz, Germany. A. E. G. Mitteilungen...... Druckerei und Verlagsanstalt Norden Owner. G. m. b. H., Schlegelstr. 26/27, Berlin N 4, Germtfny. Feuerschutz______.’______Edm. Stein & Co. Verlag, Kaiser Wilhelm- Owner. str. 53, Potsdam, Germany. Elektrotechnik und Maschinbau...... ETZ-Verlag G. m. b. H., Bismarckstr. Owner. ■ 33, Berliri-Charlottenburg 4, .Germany. Zeitschrift fur Induktive Abstammungs- Unknown...... Gebrüder Borntraeger Verlägsbuchhand- Owner. und Vererbungslehre. lung, Grosadmiral von Koester-Ufer 17, Berlin W 35, Germany. Koloniale Rundschau______Unknown___ Bibliographisches Institut A. G., Taub- Owner. chenweg 17, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Strassenbau, Der______Unknown...... Martin Boemer, Zietenstr. 21, Halle Owner. (Saale) 1, Germany. . Schiffbau, Schiffahrt und Hafenbau...... Deutsche Verlagswerke Strauss, Butter & Owner. Co., Neuenburger Star. 8, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Farbe und Lack______Unknown...... Curt R. Vincentz, Am Schiflgraben 41, Owner. Hannover, Germany. Die Kranke Pflanze____ ...... ______Unknown...... , M. Dittert & Co., Pfotenhauerstr. 28/30, Owner. Dresden A (or V ) 16, Germany. Unknown , ______E. F. Kellers Wwe, Stollberg (Erzgeb.), Owner. Germany. Verlagsabteilung des Deutschen Kalisyn­ dikats G. m. b. H., Dessauer Str. 28/31, Berlin SW 11, Germany. Owner. Germany. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift...... Georg Thieme, Rossplatz 12, Leipzig C 1, Owner. Ge'rmany. Papier Zeitung Rudolf, Muller & Co. R. Owner. G., Berlin W 60, Germany. , J. F. Bergmann, Trogerstr. 56, Munich 27, Owner. Germany. Otto von Hakm, Rothen, Germany...... Owner. Zeitschrift fur Pflanzenkrankheiten, Pflan­ Unknown______Eugen Ülmer, Olgastr. 83, Stuttgart S. Owner. zenpathologie undPflanzenschufc. Germany. Unknown...... Astronomische Gesellschaft Viefteljahrs- •Unknown . . Poescfiel & Trepte, Seebürgster. 57, Leip­ Owner. schrift. zig O 1, Germany. Unknown ...... Artilleristische Rundschau . ... Unknown ...... Barbara-Verlag Hugo Meiler, Mullerstr.' Owner. 22, Munich 5, Germany. Unknown...______Unknown___ . ______C. Heinrich,- Meissnergasse 4, Dresden Owner. N 6, Kl., Germany. Unknown...... Zeitschrift fur Orthopädie und ihre Gren­ TTnknown._ ...... _____ Ferdinand Eüke, Hasenbergsteige 3, Owner. zengebiete. Stuttgart W , Germany. Unknown______Alfrininium . ___ ...... Aluminium-Zentrale G. m. b. H., Abt. Owner. Verlag, Budapester Str. 63, Berlin W 50, Germany. Unknown______Metallwirtschaft, Metallwissenschaft, Met­ Unknown, i . ______. N E M Verlag und Buch vertrieb Dr. Owner. alltechnik. Georg Luttke, Kluckstr. 21, Berlin W 35, Gernlany. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2465

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Identified persons Copyright Names and last known nationalities Names and last known addresses of own­ Titles of works of authors ers or presumptive owners of copyrights whose interests are numbers being vested / • Unknown...... Wilhelm Ernst & Sohn, Rothenerstr. 38, Owner. Berlin W 9, Germany. Unknown______Wilhelm Pansegrau, Bartsr. 28, Berlin- Owner. Wilmersdorf, Germany. Unknown...... Militarwissenschaftliche Mitteilungen Li- Owner. ebiggassee 6, Vienna 1, Germany. Unknown-...... Berlin Institut für Konjunkturforschung, Hanseatische Verlagsanstalt, A.-G., Ham­ Owner. Wochenbericht; burg 36, Germany. Buchhdlg Gustav Fock, G, m. b.' H., Bibliographischer Monatsbericht über Unknown...... Owner. , , - '*V Neuerschienene Schul- und Universitäts- Sternwartens.tr. 8, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Schriften. Deutsche Nationalbibliographie, Reihe A. Unknown...... Verlag des Borsenvereins der Deutschen Owner. : ;-Ú Neuerscheinungen Ausserhalb des Buch- Buchhändler zu Leipzig, Postschleis- Handels. sfach 274/75, Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown...... Carl Heygmanns. Verlag, Mauerstr. 44, Owner. •f. '.'Í Berlin W 8, Germany. Unknown...... Industrieverlag von Hemhausen R. -G., Owner. Lietzenburger Str., 39, Berlin W 15, Ger­ ' ™ many. Zeitschrift für die gesamte Schiess und Unknown...... •...... Dr. Aug. Schrimpff, Koniginstr. 11, M u­ Owner. Sprensto ffwesen. nich 22, Germany. Unknown...... Melliand Textilberichte, Wredeplatz 3, Owner. ' Heidelberg, Germany. Unknown...... Deutscher Verlag, Kochstr. 22/26, Berlin Owner. SW 68, Germany. Unknown...____ •...... Auergesellschaft A. G., Friederich-Krause- Owner. Ufer‘24, Berlin N 65, Germany. Unknown...... Wehrmacht-Pressé-Verlag Reif & Co., Owner. Zimmerstr. 35, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown...... Gerhard Stalling A. G. Ritterstr. 2/4, Owner. ■ i.~ Oldenburg (Old.), Germany. Unknown______...... Otto Dietrich, Zimmerstr. 72/74, Berlin Owner. : r | SW 68, Germany. " r - * Unknown...... Herbert Wichmann, Konigsallee 21, Ber- Owner. lin-Grunewald, Germany. Mitteilungen d Deut. Dendrologischen Unknown...... Deutsche Dendroligische, Gesellschaft Owner. § | !f ¡ Gesellschaft. E. V-. Sitz Berlin, Geschäftsstelle Seeck- str. 31, Dortmund, Germany. Unknown...... Kriminal-Wissenschaft und Praxis Verlag, Owner. if! ■ * Schweder Str. 263, Berlin N 54, Ger­ many. Der Adler...... Walter Klemm, Fuhrmansgasse 18a, Owner. Vienna 65, Germany. Unknown...... Tclefunken-Gesellschaft m. b. H. (Liter­ Owner. ; "t arisches Büro), Hallesches Ufer 30, Berlin SW 11, Germany. Unknown...... Knorr u. Hirth Kom-Ces., Sendlinger Str. Owner. 80, Munich, Germany. Unknown...... August Scherl Naehf., Zimmerstr. 35/41, Owner. Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown...... J. J. Weber, Rendnitzer Str. 1/7, Leipzig Owner. i ■ f C 1, Germany. Unknown...... “ Flugsport” Oskar Ursinus, Hindenburg- Owner. r ’ .r"T platz 8, Frankfurt (Main) 17, Germany. Unknown...... Albert Limbach, Rauchstrasse 8, Berlin Ovner. W 35, Germany. Unknown...... Verkehrstechnik Verlag, Charlottenstr. 6, Owner/ i Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown...... Buchdruckerie u. Verlagsanstalt Mell­ Owner. :j ;• ] mann & Co., Feudingen (Kr, Witten­ genstein), Germany. Wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen aus Unknown...... Siemens-Schuckertwerke A. G. Siemen­ Owner. dem Siemens-Konzern. stadt, Berlin, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag Glückauf G. m. b. H., Huyssenallee Owner. ; *, 100, Essen, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag Gasschutz und Luftschutz, Dr. Owner. Ebeling Kommanditgcs, Kaiserdamm 17, Charlottenburg 5, Berlin, Germany. Unknown...... Robert Koller, Linke Wienzeile 10, Owner. , 1 Vienna 6, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag für Chemische, Industrie H. Ziol- Owner. kowski, Maximilicnstr. 42, Postfach 99, Augsburg 2, Germithy. Unknown...... Allg. Industrie-Verlag Knorro & Co., R. Owner. -G. Ritterstr. 62, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown...... Verlag für Sozialpolitik, Wirtschaft, und Owner. . é Statistik, Paul Schmidt, Wilhelmstr. 42, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown...... Heinrich Beenken, Marine-Verlag Wall- Owner. ; str. 17/18, Berlin C 2, Germany. Unknown______Verlag “Die Wehrmacht” G. m. b. H., Owner. Kronenstr. 36/37, Berlin W 8, Germany. Unknown...... V. I. D. Sauerlanders, Verlag, Finken- Owner. •' f hofstr. 21, Frankfurt (Main) 1, Germany. Unknown...... Albert Rauck & Co., Mauerstr. 44, Berlin Owner. W 8, Germany. Unknown...... Albert Rauck & Co., Mauerstr. 44, Berlin Owner. • W 8,- Germany. Unknown Unknown...... Albert Rauck & Co., Mauerstr. 44, Berlin Owner. S l f l W 8, Germany. Unknown.. Unknown...... F. C: W. Vogel, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W O^ner. 9, Germany. Unknown. Deutsche Zeitschrift für Chirurgie...... »___ Unknown...... F. C. W. Vogel, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W Owner. . • -9, Germany. Unknown.. Unknown...... Otto Elsner, Verlagsgesellschaft, Oran- Owner.- ;; .4 ienstr. 140/42, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown... Unknown...... Otto Elsner, Verlagsgesellschaft, Oran- Owner. J fenstr. 140/42, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown.. Unknown...... S. Hirzel, Konigstr. 2, Leipzig C-l, Ger­ Owner. many. Unknown.. Unknown...... S. Hirzel, Konigstr. 2, Leipzig C-l, Ger­ Owner. f f [ \ many. Unknown.. Unknown...... Franz Eher Nachf., G. m. b. H., Zim- Owner. l 1 merstr. 88/91, Berlin SW 68, Germany. 2466 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

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Unknown_____ Der Vierjahresplan______j______Unknown...______... Franz Eher Nach f., G. m. b. H.,, Zim- Owner. ' merstr. 88/91, Berlin SW 68, Germany. Unknown_____ Zeitschrift für Klinische Medizin.______Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer of Berlin W 9, Germany... Owner. Unknown_____ Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und Mikrosko­ Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer of Berlin W 9, Germany__ Owner. pische Anatomie, Abt. B. Chromosoms. Unknown».____ Zentralblatt für Allgemeine Pathologie und Unknown (periodical publication)___ Gustav Fischer of Jena, Germany_____ ... Owner. Pathologische Anatomie. ' Unknown_____ Zentralblatt für Gynäkologie..___ , ______Unknown (periodical publication)___ Johann Ambrosius, Barth of Leipzig C 1, Owner. - ' Germany. Unknown_____ Zoologischer Anzeiger...... Unknown (periodical publication)..... Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H. Owner. ' of Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown...... Klepzig’s Textilzeitschrift...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ L. A. Klepzig, Leipzig, Germany (na­ Owner. f tionality: German). Unknown_____ Technik in der Landwirtschaft...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ V. D. I.-Verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown_____ Zeitschrift f. tierzuchtung und Zuchtungs- Unknown (periodical publication)___ Paul Par en, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. biologie. ality: German). Unknown.____ Zeitschrift fuer wissenschaftliche Mikro­ Unknown (periodical publication)___ S. Hirzel, Leipzig, Germany (nationality: Owner. skopie und fuer Mikroskopische Technik. German). ■' -, Unknown_____ Zellwolle und Kunstseide______: Unknown (periodical publication)___ Industrie Verlag von Hemhaussen K.-G., Owner. Berlin, Germany, (nationality: Ger­ \ man). Unknown...... Zentralblatt f. mathematik u. ihre Grenz­ Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner. gebiete. tionality; German): Unknown...... Staub______Unknown (periodical publication)___ Wilhelm Knapp, Muhlweg 19, Halle Owner. (Saale) 1, Germany (Nationality: Ger­ man). Unknown_____ Deutscher Drucker...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ Ernst Bolhme, Yorckstrasse 84d, Berlin Owner. SW61, Germany (Nationality: German). Unknown_____ Internationaler Getreidemarkt. Unknown (periodical publication)..... Reichsnährstand Verlag-Gesellschaft, Lin­ Owner. ienstrasse 139-140, Berlin N4, Germany (Nationality: German). Unknown_____ Kali. Verwandte Salze und Erdöl. Unknown (periodical publication)___ Wilhelm Knapp, Muhlweg 19, Halle Owner. (Saale), Germany (Nationality: Ger­ man). Unknown___ _ Kleine Mitteilungen für die Mitglieder des Unknown (periodical publication)___1 Herausgegeben in der Reichsanstalt fur Owner. Vereins für Wasser und Lufthygiene. wasser- und Luftgute in Berlin-Dahlem Corrensplatz 1, Berlin, Germany (Na­ tionality: German). Unknown_____ Dechema-werkstoffbericht...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Berlin, Ger- Owner. ■ many (nationality: German). Unknown..___ Zeitschrift für die gesamte neurologie und Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer, Berlin W 9, Germany, Owner. Psychiatrie. (nationality: German). Unknown_____ Archiv f. d. gesamte Virusforschung______Unknown (periodical publication)^... Julius Springer, Vienna, Germany, (na­ Owner, tionality: German). Unknown...... Chemische technik___ .... ______.... Unknown (periodical publication)___ Verlag Chemie, G. m. b. H., Berlin, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown_____ Chemisches Zentralblatt S year iudex (1935- Unknown (periodical publication)___ Verlag Chemie, G. m. b. H., Berlin, Ger­ Owner. 39). many (nationality: German). Unknown.____ Chromosoma______Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer, Berlin; Germany, (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown_____ Deutsche Faerber-Zeitung______.'.______Unknown (periodical publication)___ H. Krumbhaar, Liegnitz, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). - • Unknown...... Deutsche math. verein. Jahresberichte____i. Unknown (periodical publication)___ B. G. Teubner, Leipzig, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown_____ Erganzuhgshefte zur medizinischen Klinik.. Unknown (periodical publication)____ Urban und Schwärzenberg, Berlin, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown___ _ Giesserei______...... ______! Unknown (periodical publication)..... Giesserei Verlag, G. m. b. H., Munich, Owner. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown...... GW F; das Gas-und Wasserfach....______Unknown (periodical publication)___ R. Oldenbourg, Munich, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown_____ Klepzig’s Textil-industrie...... ___ i Unknown (periodical publication)___ L. A. Klepzig, Leipzig, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown____ _ Molkerel-zeltung______Unknown (periodical publication)___ Molkerei-zeitung Komm.-Ges. Hilde­ Owner. sheim, Germany (nationality; Ger­ man). Unknown...... Monatsschrift Für Textil-industrie.______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Theodor Martius Textilverlag, Leipzig, Owner. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown_____ Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft. Berichte. Unknown (periodical publication)___ ■ Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany (na- Owner. tionaüty: German). Unknown_____ Deutsches Archiv für Klinische Medizin___ Unknown (periodical publication)____ F. C. W . Vogel, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown_____ Zeitschrift für die Gesamte Experimentelle Unknown (periodical publication)___ Julius Springer, Berlin W 9, Germany Owner. Medizin. (nationality: German). Unknown...... Archiv für Experimentelle Zellforschung___ Unknown (periodical publication)____ : Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown...... Berichte über die Gesamte Physiologie. Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Berlin W 9; Germany Owner. (Berichte über die Gesamte Biologie, Abt. (nationality: German). B). Unknown______Biologisches Zentralblatt...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Georg Thieme, Leipzig C 1, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown______Folia Haematologica...... ____ .....____• Unknown (periodical publication)____ Akademische VerlagsgeseHsehaftm. b. H., Owner. Leipzig C 1, Germany (nationality: Ger­ man). Unknown...... Endokrinologie. Unknown (periodical publication). Johann Ambrosius Barth, Leipzig C 1, Owner. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown______Archiv für die Gesamte Psychologie (Deut­ Unknown (periodical publication).-^__ Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H. Owner. sche Gesellschaft für Psychologie). # of Leipzig C 1, jGermany (nationality: German). Unknown...:__ Archiv für Gynäkologie. (Deutsche Gesell­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Berlin W 9, Germany Owner • schaft für Gynäkologie). (nationality: German). Unknown______Jahresbericht der Deutschen Mathematiker- Unknown (periodical publication)____ B. G. Teubner, Leipzig 0 1, Germany Owner Vereinigung, (nationality: German). Unknown...... Ergebnisse der Physiologie______.... ______Unknown (periodical publication)____ J. F. Bergmann, Munich, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German).. Unknown______Geologisches Zentralblatt Abt. A. Geologie. Unknown (periodical publication)____ Gebruder Bomtraeger, Berlin W 35, Ger­ Owner. Abt. B. Palaeontologie. many (nationality: German). Unknown______Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathe­ Unknown periodical publication)____1 Walter de Gruyter & Co., Berlin W 35, Owner. matik. (Preussische Akademie der Wis­ Germany (nationality: German). senschaften). Unknown______Metallwarenindustrie und G alv a n o - Unknown (periodical publication)___ F. Ernst Steiger. Blumenstrasse 10, Owner. Technik. Leipzig N il, Germany (nationality: German). FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2467

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Unknown. Der Nervenarzt______Unknown (periodical publication)...... Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Ber­ Owner. lin W 9, Germany (nationality: Ger­ man). Unknown. Gas and Elektrowärme. Düsseldorf...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Droste Verlag und Druckerei K. G., Owner. Dusseldorf, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Wilhelm Roux’ Archiv für Entwicklungs- Unknown (periodical publication)..... Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. mechanik der Organismen. W 9, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Weidewirtschaft und flutterbau. Hanover. Unknown (periodical publication)...... Mittshaper, Hanover, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality: German). • Unknown. Deutsche Keramische Gesellschaft. Berichte. Unknown (periodical publication)...... Verlag der Deutschen Keramischen Owner. Gesellschaft, Wegelystrasse 1,’ Berlin N W 87, Germany (nationality: Ger­ man). Unknown. Glastechnische berichte...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ Deutsche Glasteehnischo Gesellschaft, Owner. Gutleutstrasse 91, Frankforta. Main, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Ingenie ur-arch iv______Unknown (periodical publication)...... Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22, Berlin .W9, Owner, Germany (nationality: German). • Unknown.. Archiv für Technisches Messen______Unknown (periodical publication).—.. R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, Munich 1, Owner. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der Exakten Naturwissenschaf- Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Lmkstr. 22/24, Berlin W9, Owner. ton. Germany (nationality: German). • Unknown. Jahrbuch der Aegforschung...... Unknown (periodical publication)..... Julius Springer, Linkstr. 22/24, Berlin W9, Owner. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Beitrage ¿ur Pathologischen Anatomie und Unknown (periodical publication)...... Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany, (nation­ Owner. zur Allgemeinen Pathologie. ality: German). Unknown Botanisches Zentralblatt (Deutsche Bo- Unknown (periodical publication)___ Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany (nation­ Owner. tanische Gesellschaft). ality: German). Unknown.. Jahrbücher für Wissenschaftliche Botanik... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Gebrüder Borntraeger, Berlin W 35, G er-. Owner. many (nationality: German). - Unknown. Monatshefte für Mathematik und Physik... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Akademische Vcrlagsgesellschaft m. b. H., Owner. Leipzig C l, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. ■ »Zeitschrift für Botanik...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality: German). » Unknown. Allgemeine Zeitschrift f. Psychiatrie u. ihre Unknown (periodical publication)...... Walter de Gruyter, Berlin W 35, Ger­ Owner. grenzgebiete. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Arbeiten a. d. biologischen reichsanstalt f. Unknown (periodical publication)...... Paul Parey Berlin SW 11, Germany (na­ Owner. land-und forstwirtschaft. tionality: German). Unknown. Archiv f. bienenkunde______Unknown (periodical publication)...... Archiv f. bienenkunde, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Owner. Germany (nationality German). Unknown. Auszuge a. d. Patentschriften...... „ . . . U nknown (periodical publication)___ Carl Heymanns Verlag, Berlin W 8, Ger- Owner. mañy.(nationality: German). Unknown. Blatt f. patent, muster u. zeichenwesen____ Unknown (periodical publication)...... Carl Heyjnanns Verlag, Berlin W 8, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Deutsches tuberkulose-blatt...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Georg Thieme; Leipzig, C 1, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). JJnknown. Elektrotechnische berichte...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Julius Springer, Berlin W 9, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown. German. Laws, Statutes, etc. Reichsgesetz- Reichsverlagsamt, Berlin N W 40, Ger­ Owner. blatt. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Gesellschaft naturforschender freunde, Ber- Unknown (periodical publication).—.. Kommission bei Natura, Beilin N W , Owner. lin. Sitzungsberichte. Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Land und frau__...... Unknown (periodical publication)___ Paul Paréy, Berlin SW 11, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown. Lilienthal-gesellschaft f. luftfahrtforschung.' Unknown (periodical publication)____ E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Berlin SW 68, Ger­ Owner. Preisausschrieben. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Marktbericht d. reichsnahrstandes: Ausg. Unknown (periodical publication)____ Reichsnährstand, Verlags, Ges. m. b. H., Owner. A-H. Berlin N 4, Germany (nationality: German). . Unknown. Monatsschrift f. krebsbekampfung...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ J. F. Lehmanns Verlag Munich 15, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown- P. Z. Korrespondenz...... :...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Dr. Jur. Gunther von Ploetz, Berlin- Owner. Grunewald, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Psy chiatrische-neurologische Wochenschrift.. Unknown (periodical publication)...... Carl Marhold Halle, Germany (national- Owner. ' ityi German). Unknown. Spectrochimica acta...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer Berlin W 9, Germany . Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown. Telegraphen - fern - sprech - funk - u. fernseh - Unknown (periodical publication)..__ Verlag Richard Dietze Berlin W 62, Ger­ Owner. technik. f . many (nationality: German). Unknown. Die warme...... ______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Berliner Verlagsanstalt G. m. b. H., Abt. Owner. Technischer Verlag, Berlin SW 68,. Ger­ many (nationality: German). 'Unknown- Werkstattstechnik u. werksleiter...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Julius Springer, Berlin W 9, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown. Wissen u. wehr...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Verlag E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Berlin SW Owner. 68, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Zeitschrift f. psychische hygiene______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Walter de Gruyter, Berlin W 35, Germany Owner. (nationality: German). Unknown. Brennstoff- und Warenwirtschaft____>...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... Verlag von Wilhelm Knapp, Halle, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Jahrbuch der deutschen Luftwaffe______Unknown (periodical publication)..'.. Breitkopf und Hartei, Nürnberger Strasse Owner. 36/38, Leipzig C 1, Germany (national­ ity: Germany). Unknown. Waerme. Zeitschrift für Dampfkessel- und Unknown (periodical publication)...... Buch- und Teifdruck-Gesellschaft, Jeru­ Owner. Maschinenbetrieb. salemer Strasse 46/49, Berlin SW 68, Ger­ many (nationality: German). Unknown. Vov Wasser...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Verlag Chemie, Woyrschstrasse 37, Berlin Owner. W 35, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Die Wehrkalender—...... *...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Verlag “Die Wehrmacht” G. m. b. H., . Owner. t • Kronenstrasse 36/37, Berlin W 8, Ger­ many (nationality: German). Unknown. Vom wirtschaftlichen Dauen. Hrsg, von Unknown (periodical publication)____ Otto Elsiier Verlagsgesellschaft, Oranien- Owner. Rudolph Stegemann im Aufträge d. strasse 140-142, Berlin SW 68, Germany Deutsches Akademie für Bauforschung. (nationality: German). Unknown. Pflanzenreich...... Unknown (periodi'eal publication)___ W . Engelmann, Mittelstrasse 2, Leipzig Owner. C 1, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Intersylva. Organ Organ du Centre inter- Unknown (periodical publication)____ Intersylva du Centre international du Owner. national du Silviculture. - Silviculture, Berlin-Wennsoo, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Lorenz Bericht...... j...... Unknown (periodical publication)...... C. Lorenz Aktiengesellschaft, Berlin- Owner. Tempelhof, Germany (nationality: Ger­ man). 2468 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946

Exhibit A—Continued

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Identified persons Copyright Names and last known nationalities Names and’last known addresses of own­ Titles of works ers or presumptive owners-of copyrights whose interests are numbers of authors being vested

Unknown. Keichswehrministerium Nautischer Funk- Unknown (periodical publication)..... E. S. Mittler & Sohn, 1939, Kochstrasse Owner. dients . . . 18te Auflage. 68-71, Berlin, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Der Soldatenfreund. Taschenjahrbuch für Unknown (periodical publication)____1 Adolf Sponholte Verlag, Hindenburg- Owner. d. Neer und Kriegsmarine, und die Luft-. strasse 6, Hanover, Germany (national­ waffe. ity: German). Unknown. Acta Spectrochimica______+.______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. ,W 9, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Schiflbautechnische Gesellschaft. Jahr­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Linkstrasse 22/24, Berlin Owner. buch. , W 9, Germany (nationality: German). Unknown. Statistisches Reichsamt. Statisches Jahr­ Unknown (periodical publication)____I Statisches Reichsamt, Berlin, Germany Owner. buch fur das Deutsche Reich. (nationality: German). Unknown. ‘Mitteilungen des Fachausschusses für Holz­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Triasdruck G. m. b. H., Dresdener Strasse Owner. fragen beim V. D. I. und Deutschen Forst­ 97, Berlin SW 68, Germany (nationality: verein. German). Unknown. Verein für Wasser-, Boden-, und Lufthygiene Unknown (periodical publication)____ Verein fur Wasser-, Boden-, und Lufthy­ Owner. Kleine Mitteilungen. giene Kleine Mitteilungen, Wassermann­ platz 1, Berlin-Dahlem, Germany. Unknown- Almanach de Gotha______...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Justus Perthes, Gotha, Germany______:. Owner. Unknown.. Petermann’s Geographische Mitteilungen... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Justus Perthes, Gotha, Germany.______Owner. Unknown. Oertzenscher Taschenkalendar für die Offi­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Alfred Waberg, Grimmen, Germany...... Owner. ziere des Heeres. Unknown. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Wehrpolitik Unknown (periodical publication)... Hanseatische Verlags-Anstalt Hamburg Owner. und Wehrwissenschaften, Jahrbuch. 1934- 36, Germany. . 35. Unknown. Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien...... Unknown (periodical publication)... Wilhelm Engelmann, Mittelstrasse 2, Owner. Leipzig C 1, Germany. Unknown- Deutsche Luftfahrtforschung Jahrbuch----- Unknown (periodical publication)__ R. Oldenbourg, Schliessfach 31, München Owner. 1, Germany. Unknown. Motortechnische Zeitschrift Jahrgang 2___ Unknown (periodical publication)... Franckh’sche Verlangshandlung, W. Owner. Keller and Ço., Pfizerstrasse 5/7, Stutt­ gart, Germany. Unknown. Amtlicher Marktbericht Marktberichtstelle Unknown (periodical publication).__ Agrarverlag, Trattnerhof 2, Vienna 1, Owner. dés Reichsnährstandes für die Ostmark. Germany. Unknown. Schwachstrom Bau- und Betriebstechnik. Unknown (periodical publication)___ Franz Westphal, Wolfshagen-Scharbeutz, Owner. Germany (Lubecker-Bucht), Unknown. Journal fur die Reine und Angewandte Unknown (periodical publication)____ Walter de Gruyter & Co., Berlin, Ger- Owner. Mathematik. many(nationality: German). Unknown. Naunyn-Schmiedeberg’s Archiv fur Experi­ Unknown (periodical publication).™. F. C. W . Vogel, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner. mentelle Pathologie und Pharmakologie. tionality: German). Unknown. Mathematische Annalen...______I_____ Unknown (periodical publication)...... Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner. tionality: German). Unknown- Mathematische Zeitschrift______Unknown (periodical publication)^!.. Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner, tionality: German). Unknown. Anatomischer Anzeiger______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality: German). Unknown. Virchows Archiv für pathologische Ana­ Unknown (periodical publication^.___ Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (na- Owner. tomie und Physiologie und klinische tionality: German). Medizin. Unknown- Journal fur Psychologie und Neurologie____ Unknown (periodical publication)...... Johann Ambrosius Barth, Leipzig, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality: German). Unknown. Technik in der Landwirtschaft______Unknown (periodical publication)____ V. D. I. Verlag, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality German). Unknown. Generalregister des chemischen Zentral­ Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft Verlag Chemie, Berlin, Germany, (na­ Owner. blattes, 1935-39, 1941 to date, Teil 1-4 in 5 (nationality not established). tionality German). volumes. Unknown. Archiv der Pharmazie...... Unknown (periodical publication^.___ Verlag Chemie G. m. b. H., Berlin, Ger­ Owner. many (nationality German).. Unknown.: Ergebnisse der Biologie______...... ___ Unknown (periodical publication)..... Julius Springe!, Berlin, Germany (na­ Owner. r tionality German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der Hygiene, Bakteriologie Im­ Unknown (periodical publication)..... Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. munitätsforschung und experimentellen ality German). Therapie. . Unknown. Ergebnisse der inneren Medizin und Kin­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. derheilkunde. ality German). Unknown. Fortschritte der Botanik'...______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Julius Springer, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality German). Unknown. Anglia. Zeitschrift für englische Philologie, Unknown (periodical publication)____ Max Niemeyer verlag, Halle, Germany Owner. - and Beiblatt. (nationality German). Unknown. Geotektionische forschungen______Unknown (periodical publication)____ Gebruder Bomtraeger. Berlin, Germany Owner. (nationality German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der kosmischen physik...... Unknown (periodical publication)..r__ Akademische verlagsgesellschaft m. b. H.. Owner. Leipzig, Germany (nationality German), Unknown. Deutsche Akademie der Luftfahrtforschung. Unknown (periodical publication)____ R. Oldenbourg, München, Germany (na­ Owner. Schriften. * tionality German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der allgemeine Pathologie...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ J. F. Bergmann, München, Germany (na- Owner. . tionality German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der Enzymforschung...... Unknown (periodical publication)____ Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, Leip­ Owner. zig, Germany (nationality German). Unknown. Ergebnisse der Vitamin- und Hormonfor­ Unknown (periodical publication)____ Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, Leip­ Owner. schung. zig, Germany (nationality German). Unknown. Technik und Wirtschaft______Unknown (periodical publication).... VDI-Verlag, Berlin, Germany (nation­ Owner. ality German).

[F. R. Doc. 46-3716; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:35 a. ]

[Vesting Order CE 145] Having found that each of the persons each of said persons in the court or ad­ named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ C osts and E x p e n se s - I ncurred i n C e r tain ministrative action or proceeding identi­ A c t io n s or P roceedings i n C e r tain tached hereto and by reference made a fied in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, and part hereof, was a person within the -N orth D ak o ta, W is c o n s in , M in n e so t a having taken such measures; designated enemy country or enemy- and I o w a C ourts Finding that as a result of such action occupied territory appearing opposite or proceeding each of satd persons ob1 Under the authority of the Trading such person’s respective name in Column with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 2 of said Exhibit A; tained or was determined to have an Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Having determined that it was in the interest in property, which interest is and pursuant to law, the Alien Property interest of the United States to take particularly described in Column 4 of Custodian: measures in connection with representing said Exhibit A; FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2469

Finding that such property is in the said Exhibit A, the sums stated in said dian a notice of his claim, together with possession, custody or control of the Column 6 of said Exhibit A, such sums a request for a hearing thereon, on.Form person described in Column 5 of said being the amounts of such property equal APC-1, within one year from the date Exhibit A; and to the costs and expenses incurred by the hereof, or within such further time as Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ Alien Property Custodian in such ac­ may be allowed by the Alien Property todian has incurred, in each of such court tions or proceedings. Custodian. or administrative actions or proceedings, This order shall not be deemed to limit, The terms “ national” and “ designated costs and expenses in the amount stated the powers of the Alien Property Custo­ enemy country” as used herein shall in Column 6 of said Exhibit A, dian to return such property if and when have the meanings prescribed in sec­ hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ it should be determined that such return tion 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, todian, to be used or otherwise dealt with should be made. as amended. . in the interest, and for the benefit, of Any person, exbept a national of a Executed at ^Washington, D. C., on the United States, from the property in designated enemy country, asserting any February 27, 1946. the possession, custody, or control of the claim arising as a result of this order [ s e a l ] J a m e s E . M a r k h a m , persons described in said Column 5 of may file with the Alien Property Custo- Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column! Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested

Item, 1

Johannes S. Kolstad Norway. Estate of PeterJ. Kolstad, deceased, County $241.81 National City Bank of New York, New $20.00 Court, Mountrail County, N. Duk. York, N. Y. Account in the name of the Royal Norwegian Government. Special Account “H ”, Washington, D. C. Item g Andreas Kolstad.... Norway. Same. 241.81 Same. 20.00 Item S Anna Kolstad...... Norway. Same. 241.80 Same. 20.00 Item 4

Teala Engelstad____ Norway. Estate of Carl L. Austad, deceased, County 794.01 Same. 16.00 Court of McLean County, N . Dak. Item 5 Laura Hagen_____.. Norway.. Same. 794.01 Same. 16.00 Item 6 Hans Austad...... Norway., Same- 794.01 Same- 16.00 Item 7 Gustav L. Austad... Norway., Same. 794.01 Same.. 16.00 Item 8

Sigrid Johann'esen... Norway., Estate of Mathias Olsen, deceased, County 113.79 Same- 27.00 Court of Vernon County, Wis. Item 9 Bertha Olson______. Norway.. Same. 113.79 Same. 27.00 Item 10

Anna Abole...... Norway.. Estate of Martin S _ Ofsthun, deceased, 3.683.15 Same. 24.00 Probate Court of Pope County, Minn. #3945. Item 11 Hans Hestethun___ Norway. Same.,..______3.682.15 Same. 24.00 Item 12

Xiille Anderson...... Norway. Estate of Amos Olson, deceased, District 2,907.93 Same. . 36.00 Court of Story County, Iowa Docket #7231. Item IS Olga Anderson...... Norway. Same______.,...... :.wi______2,9Ö7.93 Same. 36.00

[P. R. Doc. 46-3703; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.]

[Vesting Order CE 146] measures in connection with represent­ tion or proceeding described in said Col­

C o sts a n d E x p e n s e s I n c u r r e d i n C e r t a in ing each of said persons in the court or umn 3 of said Exhibit A the sums stated A c t io n s o r P r o c e e d in g s i n C e r t a in administrative action or proceeding in said Column 4 of said Exhibit A, such I l l in o is C o u r t s identified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, sums being the amounts of such prop­ Under the authority of* the Trading and having taken *such measures; erty equal to the costs and expenses in­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Finding that the Alien .Property Cus­ curred by the Alien Property Custodian Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, todian has incurred, in each of such in such actions or proceedings. and pursuant to law, thg Alien Property court or administrative actions or pro­ This order shall not be deemed to limit Custodian: ceedings, costs and expenses in the the powers of the Allen Property Cus­ Having found that each of the persons amount stated in Column 4 of said Ex­ todian to return such property if and named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ hibit A, when it should be determined that such tached hereto and by reference made a hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ return should be made. part hereof, was a person, within the Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country or enemy-oc­ todian, to be used or otherwise dealt cupied territory appearing opposite such with in the interest, and for the benefit, designated enemy country, asserting any person’s respective name in Column 2 of the United States, from the property claim arising as a result of this order may of said Exhibit A; which each of the persons named in said file with the Alien Property Custodian Having determined that it was in the Column 1 of said Exhibit A obtains or is a notice of his claim, together with a re­ interest of the United States to take determined to have as a result of the ac­ quest for a hearing thereon, on Form 2470 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

APC-l, within one year from the date The terms “ national” and "designated Executed at Washington, D. C., on hereof, or within such further time as enemy country” as used herein shall have February 27, 1946. may be allowed by the Alien Property the meanings prescribed in section 10 of [ s e a l ] J a m e s E. M a r k h a m , Custodian. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 - Column 2 . Column 3 Column 4 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding Sum vested

Item 1 Estate of Stewart P. Marcus, deceased, in the Probate Court of La Salle $5.00 County, 111. Item S Norway...... Same...... i...i 5.00 4 Item 3 Norway______6.00 Item 4 Norway...... '6.00 Item 6 Norway...... Same...... 19.00 Item 6 „

Czechoslovakia______Estate of Marie Svec, deceased, Probate Court, Cook County, HI., Docket No. 32.00 437; Page 68; File-No. 44-P-8828. Item 7 Czechoslovakia...... Same...’.______32.00 Item 8

Estate of Adolph Lauter, deceased, File #44-P-3770, Probate Court, Cook 17.00 County, 111. . Item 9 Poland...... _. Same...... 35.00 Item 10 Poland...... 35.00 Item 11 Frimeta Cycowsky...... Poland...____ ...... Same...... 35.00 Item It

Poland...... Estate of Maksymilian Michalski, deceased, Probate Court of Cook County, 45.00 111., #44 P 4162; Doc. 432; Page 49. Item IS

Norway...... Estate of Christopher Sandburg, deceased, Probate Court of Cook County, C . 46.00 HI., #45 P 1629; Doc. 439; Page 151. . ’

[F. R. Doc. 46-3704; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.]

[Vesting Order 5721] Frau Harta Kruger, Germany. be held, used, administered, liquidated, Gerda Wrasse Wanda Kruger, Germany. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ L e o p o l d E d w a r d W rasse Wittive Theolina Wraase, Germany. Johanna Eggert Neummin, Germany. est and for the benefit of the United In re: Trust under the Will of Leo­ States. pold Edward Wrasse, deceased; File Richard Wraase, Germany. Paul Wrause Schmidemeister, Germany. Such property and any or all of the D-28-9603; E. T.sec. 13268. Frau Ida Dittberner, Germany. proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ Under the authority of the Trading- Paul Hablmann, Germany. propriate account or accounts, pending with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Paul Wraase, Germany. further determination of the Alien Prop­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Bernhard Wraase, Germany. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Fraulein Auguste Wraase, Germany. and pursuant to law, the undersigned, deemed to limit the power of the Alien after investigation, finding; Luis Wraase, Germany. Hugo Wraase, Germany. Property Custodian to return such prop­ That the property described as fol­ erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or lows: All right, title, interest and claim That such property is in the process in part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate of any kind or Character whatsoever of, of administration by the Bank of Amer­ that compensation will not be paid in Frau Mathilda Knaak, Elizabeth Bartel; ica National Trust and Savings Associa­ lieu thereof, if and when it should be Frau Gerda Buttner, Frau Emma Stang- tion, as Executor of the Estate of Leopold determined to take any one or all of neth.jFrau Harta Kruger, Gerda Wrasse Edward Wrasse, deceased, acting under such actions. Wanda Kruger, W i 11 i v e Theolina the judicial supervision of the Superior Any person, jexcept a national of a Wraase, Johanna Eggert Neummin, Court of the State of California, in and designated enemy country, asserting any Richard Wraase, Paul Wraase Schmide- for the County of Fresno; claim arising, as a result of this order meister, Frau Ida Dittberner, Paul Habl- And determining that to the extent mann, Paul Wraase, Bernhard Wraase, that such nationals are persons not may, within one year from the date Fraulein Auguste Wraase, Luis Wraase, within a designated enemy country, the hereof, or within such further time as and Hugo Wraase, and each of them, in national interest of the United Sates re­ may be allowed,.file with the Alien Prop­ and to the Trust under the Will of Leo­ quires that such persons be treated as erty Custodian on Form APC-l a notice pold Edward Wraase, deceased, nationals of a designated enemy country of claim, together with a request for a is property payable or deliverable to, or (Germany) ; hearing thereon. Nothing herein con­ claimed ,by, nationals of a designated And having made all determinations tained shall be deemed to constitute an enemy country, Germany, namely, and taken all action required by law, admission of the existence, validity or including appropriate consultation and Nationals and Last Known Address right to allowance of any such claim. certification, and deeming it necessary in The terms “ national” and “ designated Frau Mathilda Knaak, Germany. the national interest, Elizabeth Bartel,- Germany. enemy country” as used herein shall have Frau Gerda Buttner, Germany. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ the meanings prescribed in section. 10 of Frau Emma Stangneth,'Germany. todian the property described above, to Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2471 « Executed at Washington,. D. C., on measures in connection with represent­ sums being the amounts of such prop­ January 25, 1946. ing each of said persons in the court or erty equal to the costs and expenses in­ administrative action or proceeding curred by the Alien Property Custodian [ seal] J am es E. M a r k h a m , identified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, in such actions or proceedings. j\lien Property Custodian. and having taken such measures; This order shall not be deemed to limit [f ! R. Doc. 46-3702; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; Finding that as a result of such action the powers of the Alien Property Cus­ 11:33 a. m.] or proceeding each of said persons ob­ todian to return sUch property if and tained or was determined to have an when it should be determined that such interest in property, which interest is return should be made. [Vesting Order CE 147] particularly described in Column 4 of Any person, except a national of a said Exhibit A; C osts and E x pe n se s I ncurred i n C e r tain designated enemy country, asserting any Finding that such property is in the A ctio ns or P roceedings i n C e r tain claim arising as a result of this order S o u t h D ak o ta, N orth D ak o ta, O h io possession, custody or control of the per­ may file with the Alien Property Cus­ son described in Column 5 of said Exhibit and I o w a C ourts todian a notice of his daim, together A; and with a request for a hearing thereon, on Under the authority of the Trading Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ Form APC-1, within one year from the with the Enemy Act, as amended, and todian has incurred, in each of such court date hereof, or within such further time Executive Order No. ,9095, as amended, or administrative actions or proceedings, as may be allowed by the Alien Prop­ and pursuant to law, the Alien Property erty Custodian. Custodian: costs and expenses in the amount stated Having found that each of the per­ in Column 6 of said Exhibit A, The terms “national” and “ desig­ nated enemy country” as used herein sons named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ shall have the meanings prescribed in attached hereto and by reference made todian, to be used or otherwise dealt section 10 of Executive Order No.« 9095, a part hereof, was a person within the with in the interest, and for the benefit, designated enemy country or enemy- as amended. of the United States, from the property occupied territory appearing opposite in the possession, custody, or control of Executed at Washington, D. C., on such person’s respective name in Column February 27, 1946. 2 of said Exhibit A; the persons described in said Column 5 Having determined that it was in the of said Exhibit A, the sums stated in [ seal] ' James E. M ar k h am , interest of the United States to take said Column 6 of said Exhibit A, such Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 ^ Column 4 Column 5 Column 6

. Name Country or territory^ Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested

Ite m 1 Estate of Hannah Selle, deceased. County $394.84 Clerk of Courts Lincoln, County, Canton, $18.00 Court of Lincoln County, State vf South S. Dak. Dakota.« „ Ite m & 394.84 Same______18.00

Item 3 394. 84 Same— ______...... 18.00

Itegn 4 56.62 Sanie...... 6.00 y Ite m 5 56.62 Same...... ______... ______6.00

Ite m 6 _ ^ 56.62 Same...... 5.00

Ite m 7 56.62 Same...... 6.00

Ite m 8 56.62 Same...... ^ ...... i&OO

Ite m 9 » Estate of Nels N. Faar, deceased, in the 1,464. 30 Jul Faar, Attorney in fact, R. 7, Box 218, 12.00 Eddy County Court, New Rockford, N. Salem, Oreg. Dak. Ite m 10 1,464.30 Same____— ...... - ...... 12.00

I t e n f l l 2.196.45 Same...... 18.00

•Item IS 2.196.45 Same______— ...... 18.0

• Ite m IS

Partition Suit: John Marzenski, Jr. versus 732.88 Leonard F. Fuerst, Clerk of Court, 6.00 Balbina Michalska Dabroska, et al., in Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, Ohio. - the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, No. 601354.

, Ite m H 732.88 Same__r. 5.00

Ite m 15 Ignacy Marzecka 732.88 Same__L 5.00

■ Ite m 18 732.88 Same___ 5.00

Ite m 17 732.88 Same___ 5 00

Ite m 18 Balbina Michalska Dabroska.. 4.397.32 Same___ 23.00

Ite m 19 Scholastyka Michalska Nowa- 4.397.32 Same___ 23.00 kowska. No. 48------6 2472 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

E x h ib it A—Continued

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Name Country or territory Action qr proceeding Interest Depositary » Sum vested

Item SO

Partition Suit: John Marzenski, Jr. versus $4,397.32 Leonard F; Fuerst, Clerk of Court, $23.00 Balbina Michalska Dabroska, et al, in Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, Ohio. the Court of Common Plea* of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, No. 501354. Item XI Poland . — Sa'me______... 879.46 Same...... —:______5.00 Item XX Same...... 879.46 6.00 • if Item XS Same______879.46 Same...... >6.00 Item Xi Same...... 879. 46 Same______’______6.00- Item XB Same...... 219.87 Same______8.00 Item X6

Poland______Partition Suit: John Marzenski, Jr. versus 219.87 Leonard F. Fuerst, Clerk of Court, Cuya­ 5.00 Balbina Michalska Dabroska, et al., in hoga County, Cleveland, Ohio. the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, No. 501354. Item XI Poland...... Same______219.87 Same_..:...... 5.00 Item XS _ Same...... : 219.87 Same...... 5.00 Item X9 1,099.33 6.00 item SO Same...... • 1,099.33 Same...... ,...... ■ 6. OO Item SI Same...... ". 1,099.33 Same...... 6.00 Item SX •. •' X.'. 'J, Same...... ______1,099. 33 Same____...... 6.D0 Item S3

Italy.. ______Estate of Frank Milano, deceased. Probate 1,164.33 Mrs. Catherine Conti, as Trustee for the 75.00 Court of Montgomery County, Ohio, No. estate of Frank Milano, deceased. Ad- 101991. ■ dress, 47 Glenwood Ave., Dayton 5, Ohio. ». Item Si

Norway______1______Estate of C. N : Anderson, dee’d in the Dis4' 448.23 Elmer Raw, Clerk of District Court of 29.00 trict Court, Hancock County, Iowa, File Hancock County, Garner, Iowa. No. 2493. • < Item SB 448.23 Same— ...... '...... 29.00 Item S6 Denmark______Estate of Niels P. Christiansen, deceased, 2,870.01 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 20.00 District Court of Franklin County, Iowa South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., No. 3536 Savings Acct. No. 1,441,241. Item 37 Same______-______2,870. 02 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 20.00 South Dearborn St.*- Chicago, 111., Savings Acct. No. 1,441,242. Item 38 Same______2,870.02 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 20.00 South Dearborn St., Chicago, ill., Savings Acct. No. 1,441,243. Item 89 2,870.02 The First National Bank-of Chicago, 38 20.00 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Sav- ings Acct. No. 1,441,244. , Item 40 — 2,870. 02 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 20.00 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Sav- ings Acct. No. 1,441,245. Item 41 2,870.01 , The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 20.00 •South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Sav- • ings Acct. No. 1,441,246.

[F. R. Doc. 46-3705; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.]

[Vesting Order CE 148] - Having found that each of the persons measures in connection with representing named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ C osts and E x pe n se s I ncurred i n C er tain each of said persons in the court or ad­ tached hereto and by reference made a ministrative action or proceeding identi­ A c tio ns or P roceedings i n C ertain part hereof, was a person within the N e w Y ork C ourts designated enemy country or, enemy- . fied in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, and Under* the authority of the Trading occupied territory appearing opposite having taken -such measures; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and such person’s respective name in Column Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, 2 of said Exhibit A; and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Having determined that it was in the todian has incurred, in each of such court Custodian: interest of the United States to take or administrative actions or proceedingSj Sa D tu E Rrd A a L y , RM E a G rc IS h T 9, E R 1946 ,x 2473FE costs and expenses in the amount stated property equal to the costs and expenses APC-1, within one year from the date in Column 4 of said Exhibit A, incurred by the Alien Property Custodian hereof, or within such further time as in such actions or proceedings. may be allowed by the Alien Property hereby vests in the Alien Property This order shall not be deemed to limit Custodian. Custodian, to be used or otherwise dealt the powers of the Alien Property Custo­ The terms “ national” and “ designated with in the interest, and for the benefit, dian to return such property if and enemy country” as used herein shall of the United States, from the property when it should be determined that such have the meanings prescribed in sec­ which each of the persons-named in said return should be made. tion 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as Column 1 of said Exhibit A obtains or is Any person, except a national of a amended. determined to have as a, result of the designated enemy country, asserting any action or proceeding described in said Executed at Washington, D. C., on claim arising as a result of this order February 27, 1946. Column 3 of said Exhibit A, the sums may file with the Alien Property Custo­ stated in said Column 4 of said Exhibit dian a notice of his claim, together with [ se al] • „ J ames E. M a r k h a m , A, such slims being the amounts' of such a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding ’ Sum vested

Item 1 Italy...... In the estate of Fiorio Vitullo, Surrogate’s Court, Oneida County, Utica, N. Y . $5.00 Item X . Ttaly .. 6.00 Item S 5.00 Item 4 6.00 Item 5 5.00 Item 6 6.00 „ Item 7 6.00 Item 8 Estate of Georgette A. Johnson, Surrogate’s Court, Suffolk County, Riverhead, • 5.00 N . Y. Item 9 , 5.00 Item 10 * ■ 5.00 Item 11 Stefy Svoboda or Mirek Svoboda...... Estate of Alhina Knakal, a/k/a Abilene Knakal, ' dec’d. Surrogate’s Court, . 18.00 Nassau County, N. Y. Item IX Antome Knftkal 18.00 Item IS Hermann Schmemann...... Estate of Leonid Seaman, deceased, Surrogate’s Court, Queens County, N. Y., 21.00 Index No. 412/1944. • Item 14 Esther Schmemann...... 21.00 Item IS

Johanna Hugona Wanterina Wilhelmina Fokker- Holland...... Estate of Anthony H. G. Fokker, deceased, Surrogate’s Court, Rockland 225.00 Diemont. County, New York, No Index Nò. Item 16 ! Ethel Stetina___ ...... Estate of Alex Stetina, deceased. Surrogate’s Court, Bronx Connty, State of 89.00 New York, Index No. 695P44. Item 17 Clemence Vilpoux...... Estate of Eugenie Bouchard, dec’d. Surrogate’s Court, Nassau County N. Y., 19.00 Docket No. 43424. Item 18 Marcel Bouchard______19.00 Item 19

Filomena Vitullo Melchiorm Italy../...;...... In the estate of Florio Vitullo, Surrogate’s Court, Oneida Ciunty, Utica, N. Y . 6.00

[P. R. Doc. 46-3706; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.]

[Vesting Order CE 149] hereto and by reference made a part administrative action or proceeding iden­ Costs and E x pe n se s I ncurred i n C er tain hereof, was a person within the desig­ tified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, and A c t io n s or P roceedings i n C e r t a in nated enemy country or enemy-occupied having taken such measures; I l l in o is C ourts territory appearing opposite such ^per­ Finding that as a result of such action or proceeding each of said persons ob­ Under the authority of the Trading son’s respective name in Column 2 of said tained or was determined to have an in­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Exhibit A; » Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, terest in property, which interest is par­ and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Having determined that ilj was in the ticularly described in Column 4 of said Custodian: interest of the United States to take Exhibit A; Having found that each of the persons measures in connection with represent­ Finding that such property is in the named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, attached ing each of said persons in the court or possession, custody or control of the per-

< 2474 FEDERAL REGISTER,Saturday, March 9, 1946

son described in Column 5 of said Exhibit umn 6 of said Exhibit A, such sums being notice of his claim, together with a re­ A; and - * . the amounts of such property equal to quest for. a hearing-thereon, on Form Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ the costs and expenses incurred by the APC-1, within one year from the date todian has incurred, in each of such court Alien Property Custodian in such actions hereof, or within such further, time as or administrative actions or proceedings, oj proceedings. may be allowed by the Alien' Property costs and expenses in the amount stated This order shall not be deemed to limit Custodian. in Column 6 of said Exhibit A, the powers of the Alien Property Cus­ The terms “national” and “ designated hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ todian to return such property if and enemy country” as used herein shall have todian, to be used or otherwise dealt with when it should be determined that such the meanings prescribed in section 10 of in th.e interest, and for the benefit, of the return should be made. Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. United States, from the property in the Any person, except a national of a Executed at Washington, D. C., on possession, custody, or control of the per­ designated enemy country, asserting any February 28, 1946. sons described in said Column 5 of said claim arising as a result of this order may [ s e a l ] J a m e s E . M a r k h a m , Exhibit A, the sums stated in said Col­ file with the Alien Property Custodian a Alien property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2- Column .3 Column 4 Column 6 Column 6 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested

Item 1

. Stoyan Georgevich. Jugoslavia. Estate of Arsen (Arsenje) Georgevich, de­ $1, 065. 79 The County Treasurer of Cook County $50.00 ceased, Probate Court,-Cook County, ill.; Chicago, 111. Docket No. 421; Page 332; File No. 43-P- 3119. . Item t Anto Georgevich— Jugoslavia. Same— 2...... ‘ ...... 982.89 Same— .-l______;______..... 25.00 Item S Kirsto Georgevich. Jugoslavia. Same...... i...... '______...... 982.89 Same.;______I...... 25.00 Item 4 Marko Georgevich. Jugoslavia. Same...... 982.89 Same...... u,______-______.______25. Ó0 - .. * $0 Item 6

Ona J. Lileikis. Lithuania. Estate of Anton Lileikfe, deceased, Probate 396. 55 Same...... '...... 1___ 15.00 Court, Cook County, 111.; Docket No. 412; Page 218; File No. 42-P-3129.

Item 6 Unknown heirs at law of Zen- Lithudnia. Same______i . . . . . ___ " 198.25 Same.....:______..... ______... ___ ; ___ 8.60 onas Lileikis, deceased. Item 7 Unknown heirs at law of Anton Lithuania. Same,'______.'______198.25 Same.— ______8.00 Lileikis, deceased. • v Item 8 Stefania Lileikis. . .. Lithuania. Same...... ______..... 198'. 25 Same______8.00 Item 9 Jagaise Lileikis...... Lithuania. Same______198.25 Same______8.00 Item 10 I Monika Petraitis. Lithuania.. Estate of Juozapas Petraitis, deceased, 1,500.00 Sam e...._____ ... ____ ,______...... 68.00 Probate Court, Gook County, 111.; Docket No. 437; Page 128; File No. 44-P-8914. ■S item 11

Unknown heirs at law of Frank Lithuania. Estate of- Frank Joseph Pellos, deceased, 462. 91 Same..____ ... ______43.00 Joseph Pellos, deceased. Probate Court, Cook County, 111.; Docket No. 412; Page 144; File No. 42-P-3002. Item i i

Kristina Basnar. Czechoslovakia. Elizabeth Thomas versus Stephen Chlebik, 920.92 Same...... 50.00 , et al., Circuit Court, Cook County, HI.; Docket No. 42-C-7172. Item IS Katerina Zapka. Czechoslovakia. Sam e...... 920.92 Same...... ; ...... 50.00 ftem H Paul Chlebik___ Czechoslovakia. Same...... *...... ______920.91 Same___j i ...... ______...... ___ • 50.00 Item 15 / Andrew Rio...... Norway______Estate of Ole A. Rio, also known as Olef 321.58 Same...... ;...... : ...... 16.00 Anderson, deceased, Probate Court, Cook County, 111.; Docket No. 412; Page 74; File No. 42-P-2893. « Item 16 John R io ..... Norway. Same...... 321.58 Same...... 16.00 Item 17 Raghilda Rio. Norway. Same...... %...... 321.-57 Same______16.00 Item 18 Unknown heirs of Adam Poland... Estate of Adam Kubuj, deceased, Probate 691.80 Same...... _____•______1_____.... 55.00 Kubuj, deceased._ Court, Cook County, 111.; Docket No. 419; Page 391; File No. 43-P-1385. Item 19, > Unknown heirs at law of Jan Poland. Estate of Jan Siostrzenski, deceased. Pro­ 516. 70 Same______;______;____ 51.00 Siostrzenski, deceased. bate Court, Cook County, 111.; Docket No. 416; Page 96; File No. 42-P-8994. Item tO Smaragde Kasapis. Greece. Estate of George Kasapis, deceased, Probate 600.00 Same...... 56.00 Court, Cook .County, 111.; Docket No. 416; Page 338; File No. 42-P-7412.

(F. R. Doc. 46-3707; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.J FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2475

[Vesting Order CE 151] Finding that as a result of sueh action Alien Property Custodian in such actions

C o s t s a n d E x p e n s e s I n c u r r e d i n C e r t a in or proceeding each of said persons ob­ or proceedings. A c t io n s or P r o c e e d in g s i n C e r t a in tained or was determined to have an in­ This order shall not be deemed to limit F l o r id a , P ennsylvania , L o u is ia n a a n d terest in property, which interest is par­ the powers of the Alien Property Custo­ D is t r ic t o f C o l u m b ia C o u r t s ticularly described in Coluhm 4 of said dian to return such property if and when Exhibit A; it should be determined that such return Under the authority of the Trading Finding that such property is in the should be made. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and • possession, custody or control of the per­ Any person, except a national of a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, son described in Column 5 of said Ex­ designated enemy country, asserting any and pursuant to law, the Alien Property hibit A ; and claim arising as a result of this order Custodian: Finding that the Aliep Property Cus­ may file with the Alien Property Custo­ Having found that each of the persons todian has incurred, in each of such dian a notice of his claim, together with named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ court or administrative actions or pro­ a request for a hearing thereon, on Form tached hereto and by reference made a ceedings, costs and expenses in the APC-1, within one year from the date part hereof, was a person within the des­ amount stated in Column 6 of said Ex­ hereof, or within such further time as ignated enemy country or enemy-occu­ hibit A, may be allowed by the Alien Property Custodian. pied territory appearing opposite sueh hereby vests in the Alien Property Custo­ person’s respective name in Column 2 of dian, to be used or otherwise dealt with The terms “national” and “ designated enemy country” as used herein shall said Exhibit A,* in the interest, and for the benefit, of the have the meanings prescribed in section Having determined that it was in the United States, from the property in the interest of the United States to take possession, custody, or control of the per­ 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. measures in connection with represent­ sons described in said Column 5 of said ing each of said persons in the court or Exhibit A, the sums stated in said Col­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on administrative action or proceeding umn 6 of said Exhibit A, such sums being February 28, 1946.

Identified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, the amounts of sufti property equal to [ s e a l ] J a m e s E . M a r k h a m , and having taken such measures; the costs and expenses incurred by the Alien Property Custodian.

E x h i b i t A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Çolumn 4 Column 5 Column 6

Name Country or territory ' Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested

Item 1

Sorine Nielsen.____ Denmark______Estate of Laura N. Peterson, deceased, $5,072.00 George C. Pedersen, Administrator of the $136.00 County Judge’s Court in and for Dade Estate of Laura’ N. Peterson, deceased, County, Fla., Probate 11989. P. O. Box 85, Perrine, Fla. Item S ■ Niels Peter Nielsen. Denmark-.______Same______1.691.00 46.00 Item S Michael Nielsen___ Denmark______Same___ . . . _ _ _. 1.691.00 45.00 ■ Item 4 Marius Nielsen____ Denmark______Same___ ...... 1.691.00 45.00 Item S

Sarah Holtzman___ Poland...... Estate of Samuel Frankel, deceased, in the 4,595.32 Lena Frankel, Administratrix of the 42.00 District Court of the United States for Estate of Samuel Frankel, deceased, the District of Columbia, Holding a Pro­ 1243 N St. NE., Washington, D. C. bate Court, Adm. No. 63,383. . Item 6

Antonio C iambella...... Italy..!...... Estate of Domenico Ciambella, also known 121.51 Vincenzo Ciambella, Administrator of 14.00 as Domenico Ciambello, deceased, in the Estate of Domenico Ciambella, de­ the Orphans’ Court of Philadelphia ceased, 2127 Bridge St., Philadelphia, County, Pa., No. 3631 of 1945. Pa. Item 7 Giuseppina Ciarrochl...... Italy...... Same______121. 51 14.00 Item 8

Stephen Kristufek_____ 1 Czechoslovakia...... Estate of Charles Kristufek, deceased, in 200.00 Bertha K. Urda, Executrix of the Estate 13.00 the Orphans’ Court of Allegheny County, of Charles Kristufek, deceased, R. D. Pa. 2, Sewickley, Pa. , Item 9 Mary Kristufek Macecka. Czechoslovakia...... Same...... 200.00 Same...... 13.00 Item 10

Angelika Verikios______Greece...... Estate of Dimitrios Verikios, deceased, in 83.62 Potter Title & Trust Co., Administrator 13.00 the Orphans’ Court of Allegheny County, of the Esta'te of Dimitrios Verikios, de- Pa., No. 5757 of 1943. ceased, Fourth Ave. and Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Item 11 Christos Verikios__ ...... Greece______... Same...... 83.52 13.00 Item IS

Jean Rousse-______France...... Philomene Rousse Arseguet et al., versus 477.08 Sidney A. Marchand, Notary Public. 312 27.00 5706, Jean Rousse, et al., in the 23d Judicial Iberville St., Donaldsonville, La. District Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Ascension.

• [F. R. Doc. 46-3709; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:34 a. m.] N

2476 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

[Vesting Order CE 152] tified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, and dian to return such property if and C osts an d E xpenses I ncurred i n C er tain having taken such measures; when it should be determined that such return should be made. A c t io ns or P roceedings i n C er tain Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ M ic h ig a n , O h io , W is c o n s in and M i n ­ todian has incurred, in each of such court Any person, except a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any n eso ta C ourts or administrative actions or proceedings, costs and expenses in the amount stated claim arising as a result of. this order Under the authority of the* Trading in Column 4 of said Exhibit A, may file with the Alien Property Custo­ with the Enemy Act, as amended, and dian a notice of his claim, together with hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, a request for a hearing thereon, on Form todian, to be used or otherwise dealt with and pursuant to law, the Alien Property APC-I, within one year from the date Custodian: , in the interest, and for the benefit, of the United States, from the property which hereof, or within such further time as Having found that each of the persons may be allowed by the Alien Property named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ each of the persons named in said col­ Custodian. tached hereto and by reference made, a umn 1 of said Exhibit A obtains or is part hereof, was a person within the determined to have as a result of the The terms “national” and “designated designated enemy country or enemy- action or proceeding described in said enemy country” as used herein shall occupied territory appearing opposite Column 3 of said Exhibit A, the sums have the meanings prescribed in sec­ such person’s respective name in Column stated in said Column 4 of said Exhibit tion 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as 2 of said Exhibit A; A, such sums being the amounts of such amended. Having determined that it was in the property equal to the eosts and expenses incurred by the Alien Property Custo­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on interest of the United States to take February 28, 1946. measures in connection with represent­ dian in such actions or proceedings. ing each of said persons in the court or This order shall not be deemed to limit [ se al] Jam es E. M ar k h am , administrative action or proceeding iden­ the powers of the Alien Property Custo­ Alien Property Custodian. Ex®BIT A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4" Name — Country or territory Action or proceeding . . Sum vested

Item 1

Poland______Estate of Francis Wietzorowska, dec’di, Probate Court for the Cpunty of $10.00 Wayne, State of Michigan, File No; 323,223. * Item S . 10.00 Ite m S moo

Item 4 . ’ 10.00 I Item 5

Yugoslavia______Estate of James Bara, deceased, Probate Court of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 15.00 #342-397. Item 6 15.00

^ Item 7 15.00

* Item 8 Poland___; ...... — Estate of Victoria Jacek, deceased, Probate Court of Wayne County, Mich., 29.00 No. 319,337. Item.9

Poland______1______Estate of Michael Kemnitz, deceased, County Court of Milwaukee County, 185.00 Wis., File No. 230-296. Item 1CT-

France...... -...... Estate of Matthew H. Scorer, deceased ,Probate Oourt of Franklin County, 68.00 Ohio, File No. 106185. , Item 11

Denmark___ '...... Estate of Nels Christian Nielsen, Probate Court of Minnesota, Hennepin 19.00 County. Item IS 19.00

- Item IS 19.00

Item H « _! _ _ 19.00

• [P. R. Doc. 46-3710; Piled, M ar. 7, 1940; 11:34 a. m.]

• [Vesting Order CE 150] tached hereto and by reference made a Finding that as a result of such action part hereof, was a person within the des­ or proceeding each of said persons ob­ C osts and E x p e n se s I ncurred i n C e r t a in ignated enemy country or enemy-occu­ tained or was determined to have an in­ A c t io n s or P roceedings i n C e r t a in terest in property, which interest is par­ I o w a , N ebraska, W is c o n s in and M i n n e ­ pied territory appearing opposite such ticularly described in Column 4 of said sota C ourts person’s respective name in Column 2 of said Exhibit A; Exhibit A; Under the authority of the Trading Having determined that it was in the Finding that such property is in the with the Enemy. Act, as amended, and interest of the United States to take possession, custody or control of the per­ Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, measures in connection with represent­ son described in Column 5 of said Ex­ and pursuant to law, the Alien Property ing each of said persons in the court or hibit A; and Custodian: administrative action or proceeding Finding that the Alien Property Cus­ Having found that each of the persons identified in Column 3 of said Exhibit A, todian has incurred, in each of such named in Column 1 of Exhibit A, at­ and having taken such measures; court or administrative actions or pro- FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M a rch 9, 1946 2477 ceedings, costs and expenses in the by the Alien Property Custodian in such APC-1, within one year from the date amount stated in Column 6 of said Ex­ actions or proceedings. hereof, or within such further time as hibit A, This order shall not be deemed to limit may be allowed by the Alien Property the powers of the Alien Property Cus­ Custodian. hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ todian to return such property if and The terms “national” and “ designated todian, to be used or otherwise dealt with when it should be determined that such enemy country” as used herein shall have in the interest, and for the benefit, of return should be made. the United States, from the property in the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Any person, except a national of a Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. the possession, custody, or control of the designated enemy country, asserting any persons described in said Column 5 of claim arising as a result, of this 'order Executed at Washington, D. C., on said Exhibit A, the sums stated in said February 28, 1946. Column 6 of said Exhibit A, such sums may file -with the Alien Property Custo­ being the amounts of such property dian a notice of his claim, together with Ls e a l ] J a m e s E. M a r k h a m , equal to the costs and expenses incurred a request for a hearing thereon, on Form Alien Property Custodian.

E x h ib it A

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Name Country or territory Action or proceeding Interest Depositary Sum vested

Item 1

Frederik Carl Christian Lud­ Estate of Henry Husted, deceased, District $2,618.74 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 $23.00 vig Harboe. Court, Plymouth County, Iowa, Case South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.; No. 4189. Account No. 1,367,684. Item t Same...... —...... 2.618. 74 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 23.00 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.; Account No. 1,367,685. Item S 2.618. 75 The First National Bank of Chicago, 38 23.00 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.; Account No. 1,367,686. Item 4 Marie Nielsine Moeller (Mol- 3.136.92 Nelson Miller, Executor of the Estate of 28.00 ler). Henry Husted, deceased, First National Bank Bldg., LeMars, Iowa. Item 6 3.136.92 Same...... -...... 28.00 Item 6 Louise Frederikke Jorgensen... 3.136.92 Same. 28.00 Item 7

Norway...... Estate of Nels Harswich, deceased, County 500.00 E. L. Jenkins, Executor of the Estate of 13.00 Court, Jefferson Cotinty, Nebr. Nels Harswich, deceased, Fairbury, Nebr. Item 8 Same...... 500.00 Same_____1*______13.00 Jtem 9

Estate of Ole P. Nielsen, deceased, County 10,446.13 Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, -34.00 Court, Racine County, Wis. Wis.; Account No. 16560. . Item 10 , Same...... 2,089. 23 Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, 7.00 Wis.; Account No. 16561. * Item 11 2.089.23 Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, 7.00 Wis.; Account No. 16562. Item IS * Same...... 2,089.23 Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, 7.00 Wis.; Account No. 16563. Item IS Same...... 2,089. 2Ü Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, 7.00 Wis., Account No. 16564. Item H Same...... 2.089.23 Farmers and Merchants Bank, Racine, 7.00 Wis.; Account No. 16565. Item IS

Martin R. Boe...... Estate of Jacob Boe, also known as Jacob 1.793.83 Toralf Boe, formerly Administrator of the 50.00 Boa, also known as John Boe, deceased, Estate of Jacob Boe, deceased, 711 East Probate Court, St. Louis County, Minn.; 7th St., Duluth, Minn. File No. 37874. ' Item 16 Same______. ______1.793.83 Same. 50.00 Item 11 Berta Boe Same______1.793.83 Same. 50.00 Item 18 Estate of Anna Skarphol, deceased, Probate 772.04 Peter S. Blackstad Executor of the Estate 44.00 Court, Watonwan County, Minn. of Anna Skarphol, deceased, Village of La Salle, Minn. Item 19 Peder Nilsen .. Same— ______386.02 Same__.. ______.•...... 22.00 N Item SO Ester Nilsen...... 386.02 Same. 22.00

[F. R. Doc. 46-3708; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:33 a. m.] 2478 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saiwrdaj, March 9, 1946

[Vesting Order 5679] Executed at Washington, D. C„ on (1) Descriptions: List price Model 4-A Adjustabilt, four-wheel S o p h ie "H u l se b u s jet a l . v s . S o p h ie January 22, 1946. telescopic chassis, adjustable to H in r ic h s et a l . [ s e a l ] J a m e s E. M a r k h a m , body widths, rear truck and bol­ ' In re : Sophie Hulsebus et al. vs. Sophie Alien Property Custodian. ster removable; converts to a two- wheel trailer; up to 4 tons load­ Hinrichs et al.; FileD-28-7458; E. T. sec. [F. R. Doc. 46-3701; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; ing capacity, four-wheel unit; 7638. 11:33 a. m.] equipped with tires______.______$280.00 . Under the authority of the Trading Model 4-B Adjustabilt, same as with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Model 4-A; equipped without Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, tires...... 225. 00 and pursuant to law, the undersigned, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. (a) ^ Additional charges: after investigation, finding; Office of the Secretary. (i) Federal excise taxes. That the property described as follows: (ii) State and local taxes on sale or de­ The sum of $743.88 representing the C l a y -G e n t r y S tockyards Co., I n c . livery of the trailer. share of Sophie Hinrichs in the proceeds (iii) Cost of transporting trailer to the 'o f the sale and rental of real property in NOTICE AS TO POSTED STOCKYARD purchaser, if any. a certain partition suit entitled “Sophie IS has been ascertained that the Gen- (b) A reseller of A. S. Campbell trailers Hulsebus et al. vs. Sophie Hinrichs et al.,” try-Thompson Stock Yards, Lexington, is authorized to sell each of the trailers Equity No. 17465, in the District Court of Kentucky, posted on February 26, 1931, as described in subparagraph (1) of Iowa in and for Carroll County, as coming within the jurisdiction of the paragraph (a) at a price not to exceed is property payable or deliverable to, or Packers and_ Stockyards Act, 1921, as the total of the following charges: claimed by, a national of a designated amended, is" now owned and operated (1) The applicable list price in sub- enemy country, Germany, namely,. by the Clay-Gentry Stockyards Com­ paragraph (1) of paragraph (a) except pany, Inc., and that the name of the when the sale is by a distributor to dealer National and Last Known Address yard is now the Clay-Gentry Stockyards the selling price shall not exceed the list Sophie Hinrichs, Germany. Company, Inc. Therefore, the posted price in subparagraph (1) of paragraph name of the stockyard is changed to (a) less a discount of 30%. That such property is in the process of Clay-Gentry Stockyards Company, Inc., administration by P. J. Miller, 64 April (2) A charge for transportation, if and notice of such fact is given to its any, not to exceed the actual rail freight Street, Manning, Iowa, as Referee in owner and to the public by filing notice Partition, in the matter of Sophie Hulse­ charge from the factory at East Boston, with the Division of the Federal Register. bus et al. vs. Sophie Hinrichs et al., act­ Massachusetts, to the railroad freight ing under the judicial supervision of the (7 U.S.C; 1940 ed. 181 et seq.; E.O. 9280, receiving station nearest to the place of District Court of Iowa in and for Carroll 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. 3807; E.O. business of the reseller. County; 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 F.R. 14783; (3) A charge equal to the charges And determining that to the extent E.O. 9577, 10 F.R. 8087) made by A. S. Campbell Company to that such national is a person not within cover Federal excise taxes. Done at Washington, D. C., this 8th (4) A charge equal to reseller’s ex­ a designated enemy country, the national day of March 1946. interest of the United States requires pense for payment of state and local that such person be treated as a national [ s e a l] C l in t o n P. A nder so n, taxes on 'the purchase, sale or delivery of a designated enemy country (Ger­ Secretary of Agriculture. of the trailers. many) ; (c) A reseller of A. S. Campbell trail­ [F. R. Doc. 46-3778; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; ers, in any of the territories or posses­ And having made all determinations 11:24 a. nr.] and taken all action required by law, sions of the United States, is authorized including appropriate consultation and to sell each of the trailers described in certification, and deeming it necessary in paragraph (a) at a price not to exceed the national interest, • the applicable maximum price estab­ OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. lished in paragraph (b) to which it may hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus­ [RMPR 136, Rev. Order 516] add a sum equal to the expense incurred todian the property described above, to by or charged to it, for payment of terri­ be held, used, administered, liquidated, A. S. Ca m pb e ll C o ., I n c . torial and insular taxes on the purchase, sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES sale or introduction of each trailer; ex­ est aijd for the benefit of the United port premiums; boxing and crating for States. For the reasons set forth in an opinion export purposes; marine and war risk Such property and any or all of the ,issued simultaneously herewith and filed insurance, and landing, wharfage and proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap­ with the Division of the Federal Register, terminal operations., propriate account or accounts, pending and pursuant to sections 9,10 and 11 (c) (d) All requests not grahted herein further determination of the Alien Prop­ of Revised MPR 136, It is ordered: are denied. erty Custodian. This order shall not be Order No. 516, as amended, under (e) This revised order may be amended deemed to limit the power of the Alien RMPR 136 is redesignated Revised Order or revoked by the Administrator at any Property Custodian to return such prop-* 516 and is amended and revised to read time. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or as follows: * In part, nor shall it be deemed to indicate Note: Where the manufacturer’s invoice <(a) A. S. Campbell Company, Incor­ charge to the reseller is increased or de­ that compensation will not be paid in porated, East Boston (28}, Massachu­ creased from the previous invoice charge be­ lieu thereof, if and when it should be setts may sell f. o. b. factory each Camp­ cause the manufacturer has a newly estab­ determined to take any one or all of lished price under section 8 of RMPR 136, such actions. bell trailer described in subparagraph (1) below at a price not to exceed the due to substantial changes in design, speci­ Any person, except a national of a fication of equipment of any one trailer, the designated enemy country, asserting any applicable list price in that subpara­ reseller may add to its price under para­ graph less a discount of 37i4% when the claim arising as a result of this order graph (b ) or -(c) the increase in price plus may, within one year from the date here­ sale is to a distributor and 30% when the its customary mark-up on such a cost in­ or within such further time as may sale is to a dealer plus the additional crease, but in case of a decrease in the price, of, charges in subparagraph (2) below. the reseller must reduce its price under para­ be allowed,, file with the Alien Property graph (b ) or (c) by the amount of the de­ Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of (1) Descriptions: List price crease and its customary mark-up on such claim, together with a request for a hear­ Model 2-A Loadmaster, two-wheel amount. ing thereon. Nothing herein contained automotive trailer, • all-steel, all- This revised order shall become effec­ shall be deemed to constitute an admis­ welded construction; three-point suspension demountable body; 72” tive March 6, 1946. sion of th§ existence, validity or right long x 47” wide x 16” deep; up to allowance of any such claim. to 1 y2 tons loading capacity; Issued this 6th day of March $946. The terms “national” and “designated equipped with tires______$175.00 P a u l A. P orter, enemy country” as used herein shall have Model 2-B Loadmaster, same as Administrator. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of Model 2-A; equipped without [F. R. Doc. .46-3626; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended» tires ______149.50 4:31 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2479

[SO 142, Order 43] in effeet to a purchaser of the same class with the Division of the Federal Register, just prior to the issuance of this order, and pursuant to section 4 (a) of Order C o lu m b ia C able and E lectric C o . and further subject to the following dis­ 6 under § 1499.159e of Maximum Price ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES counts, for the indicated quantities of Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: Supplementary Order No. 142, Order purchase in the case of solid shaft col­ (a) This order establishes uniform lars and for the indicated sizes in the ceiling prices for sales in all parts of the No. 43. Adjustment provisions for sales country for three models electrical heat­ of industrial machinery and equipment. case of split collars, on sales to the classes of purchasers designated: ing pads manufactured by Casco Prod­ Docket No. 6083-SO 142-82-9. ucts Corporation, Bridgeport 2, Connect­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion Solid Shaft Collars icut, which are sold under the brand issued simultaneously herewith and filed name “Casco”, as follows: Estab­ with the Division of the Federal Register, Fqr purchases in Sales to— quantities of— lished f and pursuant to section 2 of Supplemen­ discount tary Order 142; I t is ordered: Uniform Article Model retail (a) The maximum prices for sales by ceiling Percent price Columbia Cable and Electric Company, Stock dealers _ _ _ 1 to 49...... ; ...... 35-15-37 Long Island City, New York, of its line 50 to 99...... 35-15-46 of non-metallic sheathed cable shall be 100 to 249...... 35-15-51 Heating pad..______H1230-X $3.95 250 and over...... 35-15-59 H1211-X 6.15 determined as follows: The manufac­ Original equipment H1204-X 7.10 1 to 49...... ' 35-15-27 turer shall use its price list for non-me­ 50 to 99...... 35-15-37 tallic Columbia-Flex Sheathed Cable,J 100 to 249...... 35-15-46 NMSf-T-138, dated October 20,1941, sub­ 35-15-54 These prices apply only to the balance Non-stock dealers___ 1 to 49____•______35-15 of 300,000 heating pads for which the ject to all allowances, discounts and 1 to 49— . . " 35 other deductions that were in effect to a manufacturers’ prices were originally established by Order 3976 under § 1499.- purchaser of the same class just prior to Split Collars 156 of MPR 188. the issuance of this order. (b) The manufacturer shall determine (b) The Maximum prices for sales by Stock dealers...... 20-15-19 distributors’ ceiling prices for sales of resellers of the products described in par­ VA to 3iMe...... 30-15-40 articles which the manufacturer sells agraph (a) above shall be determined as Original cquipt. mfgrs. V/ie and smaller..!___ 20-15-12 fté to 3 ^ 6 ...... 30-15-32 at increased prices permitted by Order follows:1 The reseller shall use the list Nonstock dealers...... 20-15 No. 6 under § 1499.159e of Maximum Price prices which are established pursuant to 1A to 31-KC:...... 30-15 Consumers______20 Regulation No. 188 in accordance with paragraph (a) of this order for Columbia IA to 31fie______30 the provisions of that order on the basis Cable and Electric Company, subject to of the uniform retail ceiling prices fixed all allowances, discounts and other de­ (b) The maximum prices for sales by by this order. ductions that were in effect to a pur­ resellers of solid shaft collars and split (c) On and after the effective date of chaser of the same class just prior to the collars manufactured by the American this order the manufacturer may not issuance of this order. Pulley Company, Philadelphia, Pennsyl­ deliver to a purchaser for resale an ar­ (c) Columbia Cable and Electric Com­ ticle for which the uniform retail ceil­ vania, shall be the maximum prices es­ pany shall notify each person who buys ing price is fixed by this order, unless tablished by paragraph (a) herein, for any of the items listed in paragraph (a) there is attached to it a retail price tag or sales by the manufacturer to the same for resale of the amount by which this label stating the manufacturer’s name or class of purchaser. order permits the reseller to sell such brand name, the model number or desig­ (c) The American Pulley Company products. A copy of each such notice nation, and the uniform retail ceiling shall notify each purchaser who buys shall be filed with the Machinery Branch, price fixed by this order. solid shaft collars and split collars for Office of Price Administration, Washing­ (d) Except as modified by this order, ton 25, D. C. resale of the amount, in percent, by all provisions of Order No. 6 under which this order .permits the reseller to (d) All requests not granted herein are § 1499.15?e of Maximum Price Regula­ denied. increase his maximum net prices. A copy tion No. 188 apply to all persons and to of each such notice shall be filed with This order may be revoked or amended all sales and deliveries of articles covered by the Price Administrator at'any time, the Machinery Branch, Office of Price by this order. Administration, Washington 25, D. C. This order may be revoked or amended This order shall become effective (d) The American Pulley Company by the Price Administrator at any time. March 8,1946. shall report to the Office of Price Admin­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. istration on or before the fifteenth (15) This order shall become effective on day of July, 1940, the sales for the six the 7th day of March, 1946. P a u l A. S orter, months’ period ending June 30, 1946, of Issued this 6th day of March, 1946. Administrator. solid shaft collars and split collars, and [F. R. Doc. 46-3632; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; a computation of sales of these products P a u l A. P orter, 4:31 p. m.] at the prices in effect just prior to the Administrator. issuance of this order. [F. R. Doc. 46-3628; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; (e) All requests not granted herein are 4:30 p. m.] * [SO 142, Order 44] denied. (f) This order may be revoked or A m er ic an P u l l e y C o . amended by the Price Administrator at [MPR 120, Order 1602] ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES any time. I ra J. D u f f and E. H. G rass C oal and This order shall become effective Supplementary Order No. 142, Order T ransportation C o . No. 44. Adjustment provisions for sales March 6, 1946. of industrial machinery and equipment. Issued this 6th day of March 1946. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Docket No. 6083-SO 142-136-76. AND PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS For the reasons set forth in an opin­ P a u l A. P orter, Administrator. For the reasons set forth in an ac­ ion, issued simultaneously herewith, and companying opinion, and in accordance filed with the Division of the Federal [F. R. Doc. 46-3633; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; with § 1340.210 (a) (6) of Maximum Register, and pursuant to Supplemen­ 4:30 p. m.] Price Regulation No. 120, It is ordered: tary Order No. 142, It is ordered: Producers identified herein operate The maximum prices for sales by named mines assigned the mine index the American Pulley Company Philadel­ [MPR 188, Order 11 Under Order 6] numbers, the price classifications and the phia Pennsylvania of solid shaft collars maximum prices in cents per net ton, C asco P roducts C orp. and split collars shall be the list prices for the indicated uses and shipments as m effect prior to the issuance of this APPROVAL OF CEILING PRICES set forth herein. All are in District No. order subject to the same charges and For the reasons set forth in an opinion 8. The mine index numbers and the allowances that thq manufacturer had issued simultaneously herewith and filed price classifications assigned are perma- No. 48------7 2480 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 nent but the maximum prices may be be for truck shipment are in cents per (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ changed by an amendment issued after net ton f. o. b. the mine or preparation quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ the effective date of this order. Where plant and when stated to be for rail ship­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ such an amendment is issued for the ment or for railroad fuel are in cents ply to sales for which maximum prices district in which the mines involved per net ton f. o. b. rail shipping point. are established by this order. herein are located and where the amend­ In cases where mines ship coals by rives (e) This order may be revoked or ment makes no particular reference to a the prices for such shipments are those amended by the Price Administrator at mine or mines involved herein, the prices established for rail shipment and are in any time. shall be the prices set forth in such cents per net ton f. o. b. river shipping This order shall become effective point. However, producer is. subject to amendment for the price classifications March 8, 1946. of the respective size groups. The loca­ the provisions of § 1340.219 and all other tion of each mine is given by county and provisions of Maximum Price Regula­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. tion No. 120. State. The maximum prices stated to P a u l A. P orter, I ra J. D uff, Chavies, Ky., D ixie M in e , H azard N o. 4 Seam, M ine Index N o. 7678, P erry County, K y ., Sub- Administrator. district 3, R ail Shipping P oint: Chavies, K y ., P. O. G. 10O, D eep M in e , M aximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 5 [F. R. Doc. 46-3671; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; ______^ ------:------11:12 a. in.] Size group-numbers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15,16,17 18 19 20,21 [MPR 260, Order 2108] G o o d m an C igar C o ., I n c . K K K K J J H G E G D K K - K Rail shipments and railroad fuel.. 380 375 365 365 360 350 330 325 325 360 315 300 295 295 authorization o f m a x im u m prices 395 375 350 350 335 310 275 270 For the reasons set forth in an opinion accompanying this order, and pursuant E. H. Grass Coal & T ransportation Co., P oca, W. V a ., E..H. Grass M in e , P ittsburgh N o. 8 Seam, M ine to §’ 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ I ndex N o. 7667, P utnam County, W. V a ., Subdistrict 4, R a il Shipping P oint: P oca, W, V a „ F. O. G. 127, D e|p M in e , M aximum T ruck P rice Group N o. 5 ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (a) Goodman Cigar Co., Inc., 3 Depot Price classification...... Q Q Q Q P P O M K M G Q Q Q Square, - Westfield, Mass, (hereinafter 345 340 335 335 320 315 310 310 305 355 310 280 275 270 called “manufacturer” ), and whole­ 345 340 335 335 325 325 325 325 325 355 310 280 275 270 395 375 350 350 335 310 275 270 salers and retailers may sell, offer to^sell or deliver and any person may buy, offer to buy or receive each brand and This order shall become ' effective ♦the discounts they customarily granted size or frontmark, and packing of the March 8, 1945. in March 1942 on their sales of domestic following domestic cigars at the ap­ cigars of the same price class to pur­ (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law propriate maximum list price and maxi­ chasers of the same class, unless a change 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; mum retail price set forth below: therein results in a lower price; Pack­ E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) ing differentials charged by the manu­ Maxi­ Maxi­ Issued this 7th day of March 1946. facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on Size or Pack­ mum mum sales of domestic cigars of the same price Brand frontmark ing list retail P a u l A. P orter, price price Administrator. class to purchasers of the same class may be charged on corresponding sales of each [F. R. Doc. 46-3666; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; brand and size or frontmark of cigars Per M Cents 11:11a.m.] J. M . Anthony fUV' - - - 60 $82.50 11 priced by this order, but shall not be & Co.1 increased. Packing differentials allowed - • by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in 1 Attentjpn of manufacturer is directed to average [MPR 260, Order 2107] March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars retail price ceiling requirement of cigar regulation. If of the same price class to purchasers of manufacturer is new be has average retail price ceiling of D o ug las C igar F actory $0.0724 and must produce other cheaper cigars as well as the same class shall be allowed on cor­ this brand and frontmark to comply with such ceiling. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES responding sales of each brand and size or frontmark of cigars priced by this (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion ers shall grant, with respect to their sales accompanying this order, and pursuant order and shall not be reduced. If a brand and size or frontmark of domestic of each brand and size or frontmark of to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ domestic cigars for which maximum ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: cigars for which maximum prices are established by this order is of a price prices are established by this order, the (a) Douglas Cigar Factory, Douglas discounts they customarily granted in Boulevard, Chicago, 111. (hereinafter class not sold by the manufacturer or the particular wholesaler in March 1942, he March 1942 on their sales of domestic called “manufacturer” ) and wholesalers cigars of the same price class to pur­ and retailers may sell, offer to sell or shall, with respect to his sales thereof, grant the discounts and may charge and chasers of the same class, unless a deliver and any person may buy, offer to change therein results in a lower price. buy or receive each brand and size or shall allow the packing differentials cus­ tomarily granted, charged or allowed (as Packing differentials charged by the frontmark, and packing of the following manufacturer or a wholesaler in March domestic cigars at the appropriate maxi­ the case may be) in March 1942 by his most closely competitive seller of the 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the mum list price and maximum retail price same price class to purchasers of the set forth below: same class on sales of domestic cigars of the same March 1942 price class to pur­ same class may bë charged on corre­ chasers of the same class. sponding sales of each brand and size or Maxi­ Maxi­ frontmark of cigars priced by this order, Size or Pack­ mum (c) On or before the first delivery to Brand mum frontmark ing list retail any purchaser of each brand and size or but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ price price frontmark of domestic cigars for which ferentials allowed by the manufacturer maximum prices are established by this or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales of Per M Cents order, the manufacturer and every other domestic cigars of the same price class L a Salle _ _ _ . 60 $115 15 to purchasers of the same class shall be seller (except a retailer) shalLnotify the allowed on corresponding sales of each 1 Prices apply only to this brand and frontmark using purchaser of the maximum list price and brand and size or frontmark of cigars all Havana Vuelta Abajo (Type 81) wrappers. the maximum retail price established by priced by this order and shall not be re­ (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ this order for such brand and size or duced. If a brand and size or frontmark ers shall. grant, with respect to their frontmark of domestic cigars. The of domestic cigars for which maximum sales of each brand and size or front- notice shall conform to and be given in prices are established by this order is of mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ the manner prescribed by § 1358.113. of a price class not sold by the manufac­ mum prices are established by this order, Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. turer or the particular wholesaler in FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 2481

March 1942, he shall, with respect to his for rail shipment and are in cents per visions of § 1340.215 and all other pro­ sales thereof, grant the discounts and net ton f. o. b. river shipping point. visions of Maximum Price Regulation may charge and shall allow the packing However, producer is subject to the pro- No. 120. , differentials customarily granted, Caughell-Bible & H alh^y M ining Co., P. O. B ox 4, L ogan, Ohio, N o. 1 M in e , N o. 6 Seam , M ine I ndex N o. charged or allowed (as the case may be) 4261, H ocking County, Ohio, Subdistbict 5 fob all M ethods of Shipment and fob all U ses, R ail Shipping in March 1942 by his most closely com­ P oint: Carrington, Ohio, Strip M ine , petitive seller of the same class on sales of domestic cigars of 'the same March Size group Nos. 1942 price class to purchasers of the same class. 1 2 3 3A 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (c) On or before the first delivery to any purchaser of each brand and size Rail shipments and railroad or frontmark of domestic cigars. for fuel______365 365 325 325 325 ‘ 325 305 280 270 305 245 305 which maximum prices are established Truck shipment...... 390 390 390 350 350 290 290 250 240 29Ò 290 by this order, the manufacturer and every other seller- (except a retailer) Jackson Collieries Co., 257 State Street, Jackson, Ohio, Jackson M in e , N o. 5 Seam, M ine I ndex N o. 4264, Jackson CountV, Oh io , Subdistrict 7 for all M ethods of Shipment and for all U ses, R ail Shipping shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ P oint: Jackson, Ohio, Strip M ine mum list price and the maximum retail price established by this order for such Rail shipments and railroad brand and size or frontmark of domestic fuel...... 345 345 315 315 315 315 285 255 245 275 245 cigars. The notice shall conform to and Truck shipment______375 375 375 335 335 265 265 240 230 265 be given in the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regulation J. T. Coal Co., N ew Lexington, Ohiq, J. T. No. 2 M ine, N o. 5 and/or No. 6 Seam, M ine Index N o. 4263,Perry County, Orno, Subdistrict 6 for A ll M ethods of Shipment and fob A ll Uses, Rail Shipping Point: N ew No. 260. L exington, Ohio, Strip M ine (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ Rail shipments and railroad mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall 325 325 295 295 295 295 285 245 245 250 210 250 apply to sales for which maximum prices Truck shipment...... ‘ 360 360 360 320 320 265 265 230 230 265 265 are established by this order. (e) This order may be revoked or F red P rice Coal Co. N o. 3, M cConnelsville, Ohio, F red P rice N o. 3 M in e , N o. 8 Seam , M ine I ndex N o. 4262, A thens County, Ohio, Subdistbict 5 for A ll M ethods of Shipment and for A ll U ses, R ail Shipping amended by the Price Administrator at P oint: L athbof, Ohio, D eep M ine any time. This order shall become effective Rail shipment and railroad fuel.______391 391 351 351 351 351 331 306 296 331 331 March 8, 1946. Truck shipment______416 416 416 376 376 316 316 276 266. 316 316 Issued this 7th day of March 1946. This order shall become effective Suggested P a u l A. P orter, March 8,1946. Article retail Administrator. Flatirons: price [F. R. Doc. 46-3672; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 2490 automatic— 700 watts, 6 lb ___ $7. 75 11:13 a. m.] 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 787; 2492 automatic— 1,000 watts, 4 lb__ 10. 70 E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) i 2494 automatic— 1,000 watts, 4 lb__ 11. 70 1480 550 watts, 6 lb...... 5. 80 Issued this 7th day of March 1946. Heating pads: [MPR 120, Order 1603] 1701 P a u l A. P orter, 1702 C aughell-B ib l e & H a l e y M i n in g Co. Administrator. 1703 ET AL. [F. R. Doc. 46-3667; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 1704 Percolators : ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AND 11:11 a. m.j 391 ...... 12. 65 PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS 397/6______9. 75 For the reasons set forth in an accom­ 397/8______11.70 panying opinion, and in accordance with [MPR 188, Order 12 Under Order 6] 397/10 ...... __ 13.60 § 1340.210 (a) (6) of Maximum Price 398____ — ______8. 75 Regulation No. 120; It is ordered: M a n n in g , B o w m a n & Co. - Table broiler: Producers identified herein operate 1500______13.60 APPROVAL OF UNIFORM RETAIL CEILING Table grills: named mines assigned the mine index PRICES 401 table grill______8.75 numbers, the price classifications and the 412 automatica table grill, waffle maximum prices in cents per net ton, for For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed baker and fryer______15.60 the indicated uses and shipments as set 414 table grill, waffle baker and forth herein. All are in District No. 4. with the Division of the Federal Register, fryer______12. 65 The mine index numbers and the price and pursuant to section 4 (a) of Order 10 waffle grids______3. 00 classifications assigned are permanent No. 6 under § 1499.159c of Maximum Toasters : Price Regulation No. 188, I t is ordered: 98 ...... but the maximum prices may be changed 9 9 ...... by an amendment issued after the effec­ (a) This order establishes a uniform retail ceiling price for sales in all parts 115 automatic______17. 50 tive date of this order. .Where such an Waffle bakers: ' . amendment is issued for the district in of the country for certain small electri­ 1661 automatic______12.65 which the mines involved herein are cal appliances manufactured by the 1662 ______8.75 located and where the amendment makes Manning, Bowman & Company, Meriden, 1663 automatic______11. 70 no particular reference to a mine or Conn., which are sold under the brand 2525 twin______.'...... 12. 65 mines involved herein, the prices shall name “Manning-Bowman,” as follows: 2626 twin automatic______15. 60 6060 Twin-O-Matic______19. 50 be the prices set forth in such amend­ Suggested ment for the price classifications of the Article retail These prices include the federal excise tax. Bottle warmer: price respective size groups. The location of (b) The manufacturer shall determine each mine is given by county and state. 1078______84.80 distributors’ ceiling prices for sales of The maximum prices stated to be for Coffee service: articles which the manufacturer sells at truck shipment are in cents per net ton 4830 service______19.65 f. o. b. the mine or preparation plant 483 urn______- 12.65 increased prices permitted by Order No. 6 146 sugar and creamer____ _— . — 4.50 under § 1499.159a of Maximum Price Reg­ and when stated to be for rail shipment 4819 tray______^ ------2. 50 or for railroad fuel are in cents per net ulation No. 188 in accordance with the Coffee urn: provisions of that order on the basis of ton f. o. b. rail shipping point. In cases 494 ____------34.10 where mines ship coals by river the prices Egg cooker: the uniform ceiling prices fixed by this for such shipments are those established 1077...... — ...... - ...... 5. 80 order. 2482 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946

(c ) On and after the effective date of In section 4 (a ), the figure “ 7 ^ ” under on sales of domestic cigars of the same this order the manufacturer may not de­ the column heading “Nenana Fairbanks” price class to purchasers of the same liver to a purchaser for resale an article in the table of transportation allowances class may be charged on corresponding forwhich the uniform retail ceiling price is amended to read “8%.” sales of each brand and size or front- mark of cigars priced by this order, but is fixed by this order unless there is at­ This amendment shall become effec­ shall not be increased. Packing differ­ tached to it a retail priee tag or label tive March 11, 1946. stating the manufacturer’s name or entials allowed by the manufacturer or brand name, the model number or desig­ Issued this'Tth day of March 1946. a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales of nation and the uniform retail ceiling P a u l A. P orter, domestic cigars of the same price class price fixed by this order. Administrator. to purchasers of the same class shall be allowed on corresponding sales of each (d) Except as modified by this order, {F. R. Doc. 46-3669; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; all provisions of Order No. 6 under 11:12 a. m.] brand and size or frontmark of cigars § 1499.159a of Maximum Price Regulation priced by this order and shall not be No. 188 apply to all persons and to all reduced. If a brand and size or front- sales and deliveries of articles covered by [Gen. Order 68, Amdt. 1 to Order 3} mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ this order. H ard B u il d in g M aterials i n W a s h in g t o n , mum prices are established by this order D. C., T rading A rea is of a price class not sold by the manu­ This order may be revoked or amended facturer or the particular* wholesaler in by the Price Administrator at any time. establishment o f m a x im u m prices For the reasons set forth in an opinion March 1942, he shall, with respect to his This order shall become effective on the issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ sales thereof, grant the discounts and 8th day of March 1946. suant to the provisions of General Order may charge and shall allow the packing Issued this 7th day of March 1946. 68, It is ordered: differentials customarily granted, Order No. 3 under General Order 68 is charged or allowed (as the case may be) P a u l A. P orter, amended as follows: in March 1942 by his most closely com­ Administrator. 1. In Tajile I the maximum prices for petitive seller of the same class on sales of domestic cigars of the same March [P. R. Doc. 46-3668; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; flue lining are amended to read as fol­ 11:12 a. m.] lows: 1942 price class to purchasers of the same class. (c) On or before the first delivery to Prices for [RMPR 184, Amdt. 1 to Order A-2] shipments any purchaser of each brand and size or originating Item Unit Price frontmark of domestic cigars for which E ggs an d ^Tu r k e y s I m ported in t o A lask a in Alexan­ dria, Va. maximum prices are established by this approval op m a x im u m prices ; i sales yards order, the manufacturer and every other seller (except a retailer) shall notify the For the reasons set forth in an opinion Flue lining—9 x 9 Ft...... $0.27 $0.27 purchaser of the maximum list price and issued simultaneously herewith and filed -Flue lining—9 x 13 Ft...... 39 .39 the maximum retail price established by with the Division of the Federal Register, Flue lining—13 x 13...... Ft...... 61 .51 this order for such brand and size or and pursuant to section 18 (a> of Revised frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ Maximum Price Regulation 194, It is Cash discount: Continue March 1942 practice but give at least 2 percent. tice shall conform to and be given in the ordered: manner prescribed by 1 1358.113 of Maxi­ Order A-2 under Revised Maximum 2. In Table H the maximum prices for mum Price Regulation No. 260. Price Regulation 194 is amended in the flue lining are amended to read as fol­ (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ following respect: lows: quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ Medium quantity Small quantity sales ply to sales for which maximum prices sales are established by this order. Item Unit (e) This order may be revoked or Delivered Pick-up Quantity to which this Delivered Pick-up amended by the Price Administrator at price price price applies price price any time.

Flue lining—9 x9...... I t . . . . : . $0.27 $0.27 1-29 feet incl...... $0.32 $0.32 This order shall become effective Ft...... 39 .39 . do- ____ _ . - . .485 .485 March 8, 1946. Ft...... 51 .51 _ d o ____ 1 ______.61 .61 Issued this 7th day of March 1946.

This amendment No. 1 shall become domestic cigars at the appropriate maxi­ . P a u l A. P orter, effective March 11, 1946. mum list price and maximum retail price Administrator. set forth below: Issued this 7th day of March 1946. [F. R. Doc. 46-3670; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; 11:12 a, m.] P a u l A. P orter, Maxi­ Maxi­ Administrator. Size or Pack­ mum mum Brand frontmark ing list retail [P; R. Doc. 46-3665; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; price price [MPR 260, Order 2109] 11:11 a. m.J P erM Cents A l l e n F r e y & Co. Perfecto 60 $72 9 [MPR 260, Order 2106] authorization o f m a x im u m prices 1 Prices apply to this brand and frontmark using 60 M erton A. P off For the reasons set forth in an opinion percent Havana (Type 31) short filler. accompanying this order, and pursuant - AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion shall grant, with respect to their sales ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: accompanying this order, and pursuant of each brand and size or frontmark of (a) Allen Frey and Company, Graley, to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ domestic cigars for which maximum York Co., Pa. (hereinafter called ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: prices are established by this order, the “ manufacturer” ) and wholesalers and (a) Merton A. Poff, 168 S. Franklin discounts they customarily granted in retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver Street, Red Lion, Penna. (hereinafter March 1942 on their sales of domestic and any person may buy, offer to buy or called “manufacturer” ) and wholesalers cigars of the same price class to pur­ receive each brand and size or front- and retailers may sell, offer to sell or chasers of the same class, unless a change mark, and packing of the following do­ deliver and any person may buy, offer to therein results in a lower price. Pack­ mestic cigars at the appropriate maxi­ buy or receive each brand and size or ing differentials charged by the manu­ mum list price and maximum retail price frontmark, and packing of the following facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 set forth below: FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2483

% [MPR 260, Order 2110] tice shall conform to and be given in the Maxi­ Maxi­ Size or Pack­ mum mum M a x w e l l D u t y manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ Brand frontmark ing list retail mum Price Regulation No. 260. price price AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ Per M Cents mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ National. Peer De Big Invincible. SO $60 2 for 15 accompanying this order, and pursuant Luxe. to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ ply to sales for which maximum prices ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: are established by this order. (e) This order may be revoked or (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ (a) Maxwell Duty, 322 North Rose­ mary Avenue, Wpst Palm Beach, Fla. amended by the Price Administrator at ers shall grant, with respect to their any time. sales of each brand and size or front- (hereinafter called “manufacturer” ) and mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ wholesalers and retailers may sell, offer This order shall become effective mum prices are established by this or­ to sell or deliver and any person may buy, March 8, 1946. offer to buy or receive each brand and der, the discounts they customarily Issued this 7th day of March 1946. granted in March 1942 on their sales size or frontmark, arid packing of the of domestic cigars of the same price class following domestic cigars at the appro­ P a u l A. P orter, to purchasers of the same class, unless a priate maximum list price and maximum Administrator. retail price set forth below: change therein results in a lower price. [F. R. Doc. 46-3674; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; Packing differentials charged by the 11:13 &. m.] manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Maxi­ Maxi­ Size or Pack­ mum mum 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Brand frontmark ing list retail same price class to purchasers of the price price [MPR 598, Order 12] same class may be charged on corre­ sponding sales of each brand and size or Per M Cents C r o sley C orp. Progress Cigar___ Corona! 60 $75 10 frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ APPROVAL OF StlLING PRICES der, but shall not be increased. Pack-- ing differentials allowed by the manufac­ 1 Prices apply to this brand and frontmark using only For the reasons set forth in an opinion turer, or a wholesaler in March 1942 on Havana (Type 81) wrappers. issued simultaneously herewith, and filed sales of domestic cigars of the same price (b) The manufacturer and wholèsalers. with the Division of the Federal Register, class to purchasers of the same class shall shall grant, with respect to their sales and pursuant to section 21 of Maximum be allowed on corresponding sales of each of each brand and size or frontmark of Price Regulation No. 598, It is ordered: brand and size or frontmark of cigars domestic cigars for which maximum (a) This orders establishes ceiling priced by this order and shall not be prices are established by this order; the pricies for sales by distributors to dealers reduced. If a brand and size or front- discounts they customarily granted in of the Model SS 746 refrigerator manu­ mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ March 1942 on their sales of domestic factured by The Crosley Corporation, mum prices are established by this or­ cigars of the same price class to pur­ Cincinnati, Ohio. der is of a price class not sold by the chasers of the same class, unless a (1) A distributor’s ceiling prices for manufacturer or the particular whole­ change therein results in a lower price. sales of each model to each class of pur­ saler in March 1942, he shall, with re­ Packing differentials charged by the chasing dealer shall be the price which spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis­ manufacturer or a wholesaler in March will yield the distributor the same per­ counts and may charge and shall allow 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the centage of the total dollar margin be­ the packing differentials customarily same price class to purchasers of the tween the manufacturer’s price to him granted, charged or allowed (as the case same class may be charged on corre­ and the dealer’s price for resales to ulti­ may be) in March 1942 by his most closely sponding sales of each brand and size or mate consumers as he received during the competitive seller of the same class ,pn frontmark of cigars priced by this order, period October 1-15, 1941 in connection sales of domestic cigars of the same but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ with the sale of the most comparable March 1942 price class to purchasers of ferentials allowed by the manufacturer model produced by the manufacturer to the same class. or a' wholesaler in March 1942 on sales the same class of purchasing dealer. (c) On or before the first delivery to of domestic cigars of the same price class (2) If a distributor cannot determine any purchaser of each brand and size or to purchasers of the same-class shall be his ceiling price for sales of the refriger­ frontmark of domestic cigars for which allowed on corresponding sales of each ator to a particular class of dealer under maximum prices are established by this brand and size or frontmark of cigars subparagraph (1), his ceiling price for order, the manufacturer and every other priced by this order and shall not be that sale is the ceiling price established seller (except a retailer) shall notify the reduced. I f a brand and size or front- under this order for the sale by his purchaser of the maximum list price and mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ “ closest seller of the same class”. A dis­ the maximum retail price established by mum prices are established by this order tributor’s “ closest seller of the same this order for such brand and size or is of a price class not sold by the manu­ class” is a distributor who (a) has a ceil­ frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ facturer or the particular wholesaler in ing price for sales of the identical model tice shall conform to and be given in March 1942, he shall, with respect to his of, refrigerator to the same class of pur­ the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of sales thereof, grant the discounts and chaser, and (b) is located nearer to the Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. may charge and shall allow the packing distributor than any other distributor (d) Unless the context otherwise ré- differentials customarily granted, havihg such a ceiling price. quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ charged or allowed (as the case may be) (¿) If a distributor cannot determine mum Price Regulation No. 26(1, shall ap­ in March 1942 by his most closely com­ his ceiling price for sales to dealers under ply to sales for which maximum prices petitive seller of the same class on sales the provisions of subparagraphs (1) or are established by this order. of domestic cigars *of the same March (2), he shall determine his ceiling price (e) This order may be revoked or 1942 price class to purchasers of the for the sale by marking up the manu­ amended by the Price Administrator at same class. facturer’s delivered price to him by 18.44 any time. (c) On or before the first delivery to percent. any purchaser of each brand and size or (b) At the time of or prior to the first This order shall become effective frontmark of domestic cigars for which invoice to each distributor, the manu­ March 8, 1946. maximum prices are established by this facturer shall notify him of the method Issued this 7th day of March 1946. order, the manufacturer and every other of determining distributors’ ceiling prices seller (except a retailer) shall notify the established by this order. This notice P a u l A. P orter, purchaser of the maximum list price and may be given in any convenient form. Administrator. the maximum retail price established by (c) All the provisions of Maximum IP. R. Doc. 46-3673; Piled, Mar. 7, 1946; this order for such brand and size or Price Regulation No. 598 continue to ap­ 11:13 a. m.] frontmark of domestic cigars.' The no­ ply to all sales and deliveries of refrig- 2484 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 erators covered by this order except to with the provisions of section 13 of the ment with the correct model number and the extent that those provisions are mod­ regulation. retail prices properly filled in: ified by this order. (c) This order may be revoked or Model N o . ______• (d) Unless the context requires other­ amended by the Price Administrator at OPA Retail Ceiling Price— $______wise, the definitions set forth in Maxi­ any time. Do Not Detach or Obliterate mum Price Regulation No. 598 shall ap-^ (d) This order shall become effective ply to the terms used herein. on March 8,1946.

stores ers ers bers) [MPR 580,1 Amdt. 8 to Gen. Retail Order 8 *]

O u t in g F l a n n e l s and C e r ta in K nitted Model Brand name Description Each Each Each Eac1' No. Thermos.- With faucet.. $2.48 $2.97 $3.30 $4.95 W ear

to distribu- to jug. With spout.. 1.98 2.37 2.63 a 95 MODIFICATION OF CEILING PRICES 1 1 tor I I price Ceiling Regular...... L73 2.07 2.30 a 45 Each An opinion accompanying this Amend- PB 520_. Portobaradio. Table radio, 6 tubes, $18.04 mënt 8 to General Retail Order No. 3 un­ AC/DC, l band, 4" These maximum prices are for the ar­ • P M speaker, in wal­ ticles described in the manufacturer’s der section 23 of Maximum Price Regu­ nut plastic cabinet, application dated January 24,1946. lation 580, issued simultaneously here­ 10" x 7H” x 24", in­ with, has been filed with the Division of cluding 2 glass de­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the canters, 6 highball maximum prices apply to all sales and the Federal Register. glasses, 4 whiskey General Retail Order No. 3 under sec­ glasses, 1 glass ice deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ tray, 1 ice tong, 6 tion No. 188 became applicable to those tion 23 of Maximum Price Regulation 580 glass mixers. is amended in thé following respect: PA 510...... do___ .... Same as above in 19.68 sales and deliveries. These prices Ivory plastic cabinet. are f. o. b. factory, and subject to a cash The effective date provision of Amend­ discount o f 2% for payment within 10 ment 7 to General Retail Order No. 3 to days, net 30 days. Maximum -Price Regulation 580 is These maximum prices are for the amended to read as follows: articles described in the application of (3) For sales by persons other than Porto-Server, dated January 17, 1946. the manufacturer, the maximum prices This amendment shall become effec­ \ (2) For sales by Porto-Server, the apply to all sales and deliveries after the tive February 25, 1946, except that until ceiling prices apply to all sales and de­ effective date of this order. Those prices March 12, 1946, any article of knitted liveries since Maximum Price Regulation are subject to each seller’s customary wear included in subparagraph 2 (a) (4) No. 599 became applicable to those sales terms and conditions of sale on sales of as that subparagraph existed immedi­ and deliveries. They are f. o. b. factory, similar articles. ately prior to this amendment and any not including Federal excise tax, and are (4) I f the manufacturer wishes to article of outing flannel included in item subject to sellers customary discounts, make sales and deliveries to any other 1 of this amendment may be sold and allowances, and freight differentials. class of purchaser or on other terms and delivered at or'below the ceiling price in (3) For sales by persons other than conditions of sale, he must apply to the effect on February 24, 1946. the Porto-Server, Porto-Server is re­ Office of Price Administration, under the This amendment shall become effec­ quired to calculate the retail ceiling Fourth Pricing Method, § 1499.158 of tive as of February 25,1946. price of the article in accordance with Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, for Issued this 7th day of March 1946. the provisions of section 9 of the regula­ the establishment of maximum prices for those sales, and no sales or deliveries may tion. Porto-Server is also required to P a u l A. P orter, be made until maximum prices have been Administrator calculate distributors prices for the arti­ authorized by the Office of Price Admin­ cle in accordance with the provisions of istration. [F. R. Doc. 46-3724; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; 4:17 p. m.] section 10 of the regulation. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a (b) Porto-Server shall attach a tag. tag or label to every article for which a 1 10 F.R. 3015, 3468, 3642, 4236, 4494, 4611, or label to every article for which a maxi­ maximum price for sales to consumers is 9962, 126Q£, 13715, 15350. mum price for sales to consumers is established by this order. That tag or 2 10 F.R. 12603, 13814, 14395, 15Q57, 15304, established by this order in accordance label shall contain the following state­ 15346, 11 F.R. 654. 2042. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, JMarch 9, 194ß 2485

[RMPR 499, Order £3] Register,-and pursuant to section 14 of 630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, New W yle r W atch A g e n c y Revised Maximum Price Regulation 499, York, hereinafter called the “importer.-' it is ordered: ttii Maximum prices for sales to re~ ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES (a) Effect of this order. This order toilers and at retail. The maximum For the reasons set forth in an opin­ establishes maximum prices for sales of prices for sales by any person to retailers ion issued simultaneously herewith and the imported watches specified below and at retail of the Wyler watches iden­ filed with the Division of the Federal imported by the Wyler Watch Agency, tified below are as follows:

Maxi­ Maxi­ Maxi­ Maxi­ mum mum mum retail mum Description Item Description retail Item price price price price to re­ to re­ includ­ tailer includ­ ing tax tailer ing tax

Imported watches Ladies’ watches (domestic cases)—Continued 1985/01 Ail* $22.00 $52.50 $19.00 $47. 50 1279/91 etc . 25. 75 62. 50 26008/10 etc___ 17.25 39. 75 1282/9Î etc...... 27. 25 67. 50 26007/10 etc___ 18. 75 42. 50 1302Ï etc...... 24.00 57. 50 26005/10 etc___ 19.50 47. 50' 1604/8SÎ 24. 75. 57. 50 26009/10 etc.... 20. 50 49.75 1905/3SÎ ' ...... 24.00 57.50 26603 etc 16.00 39.75 1Q16/7RÎ ftp. 18. 75 45.00 26600 etc .. 17. 75 42.50 1917/7Si...... 20.75 49. 75 26662 etc. . 18.00 42.50 **ni/7S 20. 75 49. 75 56003/10...... 19. 75 47.50 201 fi 10}^ chstb 15J...... -...... 12.75 29.75 56107.... 15.50 37.50 5918 - 14.25 34. 75 56105 .. 17.25 39.75 6905/Si...... 68.00 160.00 18.75 45.00 8001/SSi...... 20.00 45.00 66610 etc . 19.50 47.50 8001/17Sietc .. 17. 50 42.50 66620 etc 22.75 52.50 8015 etc .. 16.25 39.75 67603/S etc - 22.75 52.50 8015/S etc ...... 16.75 42. 50 67605/S 25.75 62.50 8017/Si etc...... lOVi chstb 17Jj sweep, incaflex, waterproof..*...... 18.25 45.00 28003/1.1 Atf* 15J 8%, gold filled fob...... 18.25 45.00 8017/S/Hel etc__ 19.25 47.50 28004/15 etc .. 21.50 52.50 8021/S etc . 23. 75 57. 50 28001/15 etc 24.75 57.50 26.25 65.00 58010/15 etc.. . 18.50 45.00 8621/Ri pf.c 69.00 160.00 58008/15 etc___ 20.00 49.75 9017/Si . 17.75 42. 50 Men’s watches Ladies’ watches (.domestic cases ) • 8.75 19.75* 17J 5b, 14K fob...... 41.00 110.00 9.95 22.50 65143 46. 75 125.00 18610 etc . 10.25 24. 75 65115 . 57/50 150.00 18012 etc... 10. 75 24.75 65618...... 22.00 52. 50 18702 etc 11.85 29.75 65661 etc...... 24. 50 57.50 18612/15 Atn 15J 8%, rolled gold plate...... 13.25 32.50 25. 75 59. 50 18702/15 etc 14.35 34.75 6M54 etc...... 26.75 62. 50 28711 ietc 17.25 42.50 28.00 69.-50 18. 25 45.00 65687 etc...... 28.75 71.50 19.25 47.50 65666/SN etc.... 54.00 140.00 28703 i etc 20.00 49.75 65800/SN etc.... 56.75 150.00’ 35.50 71.50 85.50 225.00 68732 i etc . 36.25 87.50 65813 etc...... 127. 50 325.00 68600 i etc*. 17J 8M, incaflex, 14K wrist...... ^ ___ J______37.50 92.50 64614 etc______17J 5W , 14K wrist...... 22.00 52.50 38.25 95.00 24.00 57.50 68741 i etc 39. 25 110.00 16601 etc...... 10.95 24.75 53.50 133. 75 12.25 29. 75 20600/S 17J 10Ji, gold filled, sweep second, wrist...... 19.25 49.75 16701/15 etc 13. 50 32.50 2963Î/ST...... • 17J \\XA, incaflex, sweepsecond, gold filled, wrist---- 20.25 49.15 26008 etc...... 15.75 37. 50 69613/SI 17J 11}%, inca'flex, sweepsecond, 14K wrist______39.25 110.00 26007 etc___ ... . 17. 25 39.75 69613/SI 49.00 125.00 26005 efc...____ ...... do...... 18.00 42.50

All of the above watches are boxed. This notification requirement super­ [MPR 580, Amdt. 2 to Rev. Order 83] The importer’s maximum prices set sedes the notification requirement in sec­ F. C. H u y c k & S o ns forth above are subject to its customary tion 12 of Revised Maximum Price Regu­ March 1942 terms and allowances. The lation No. 499 with respect to the watches ESTABLISHING CEILING PRICES maximum retail prices listed above are covered by this order. Establishing ceiling prices at retail for inclusive of the Federal excise tax of (d) Tagging. The importer shall in­ 10%, 20% in the case of watches selling certain articles: Docket No. 6063-580-13- at retail for more than $65.00. clude with every watch covered by this 566. No charge may be added to the above order delivered to a purchaser for resale For the reasons set forth in the opin­ maximum retail prices for the extension after its effective date, a tag or label ion issued simultaneously herewith, Re­ of credit except under the conditions which must not be removed until the vised Order No. 83 issued on January 15, specified and to the extent permitted by watch is sold to an ultimate consumer. 1946 under section 13 of Maximum Price section 12a of Revised Maximum Price (e) This order may be revoked or Regulation 580 on application of F. C. Regulation No. 499. amended by the Price Administrator at Huyck & Sons, Albany 1, New York, is (c) Notification. At, or prior to, the any time. amended in the following respects: time of the first sale of the watches cov­ (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ ered by this order to a purchaser for re­ quires the definitions set forth in section 1. Paragraph (a) is amended by add­ sale, the importer shall furnish the pur­ 2 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation ing the following: chaser with a copy of this order or a price * Blankets list incorporating the above prices to re­ No. 499 shall apply to the terms used tailers and to consumers and containing herein. a certification that they are maximum Ceiling Ceiling This order shall become effective on price at price at prices established by the Office of Price the 8th day of March 1946. Manufac­ ' retail ex­ retail in turer’s cept in States Administration. In addition, the im­ Style Size States selling enumer­ porter shall include on every invoice Issued this 7th* day of March 1946. price enumer­ ated covering a sale of these watches the fol­ ated below lowing statement: P a u l A. P orter, below Administrator. OPA Order No. 33 under RMPR 499 estab­ Elysian #40.. 72 x 90... $12. 60 $21.00 $21.50 lishes prices at which you may sell these [F. R. Doc. 46-3723; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; Elysian #40.. 80 x 90... 14.10 23.50 24.00 watches. 4:17 p. mi] 2486 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946

(Arizona, California, New Mexico, Okla­ [RMPR 136, Order 583] 21 of Revised Maximum Price Regula­ homa, Texas, Colorado, Idaho/ Montana, Ne­ tion 136, It is ordered: W h it e M otor C o . vada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, (a) The White Motor Company, North Dakota, South Dakota.) AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Cleveland, Ohio, is authorized to sell each White motor truck containing a chassis This amendment shall become effective Order No. 583 under Revised Maximum described in subparagraph (1) below at March 9, 1946. Price Regulation 136. Machines, parts and industrial equipment. The White a price not to exceed the total of the fol­ Issued this 8th day of March 1946. Motor Company; Docket No. 6085-136.21- lowing charges: Cl) Charge for new truck chassis. A 702. charge for the chassis not to exceed the P a u l A. P orter, For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Administrator. applicable list price, f. o. b. factory, to ion issued simultaneously herewith and which shall be applied the seller’s dis­ [P. R. Doc. 46-3756; Piled, Mar. 8, 1946; filed with the Division of the Federal count in effect on March 31, 1942, to the 11:10 a. m.] Register, and pursuant to sections 8 and applicable class of purchaser:

List price List price Model No. Description f. o. b. Model No. Description f. o. b. factory factory

WA-14 Chassis, truck, 14,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 WB-14 Chassis, truck, 14,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, etc.—Con. standard specifications and equipment, excepting the fol* Wheelbase (inches): lowing modifications: 552B transmission in lieu of 400B 214...... $1,910 transmission; 102C rear axle in lieu of 1000 rear axle; -syn- 226...... 1,960 thetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires. WB-18 Chassis, truck, 17,000 pounds gross-vehicle weight; 1942 Wheelbase (inches): standard specifications and equipment for Model W A-18, 136...... : ...... $1,710 excepting the following modifications and additions: 148...... 1,750 120À engine in lieu of liOA engine; 552B transmission in 160...... 1,785 lieu of 401B transmission; 37D front axle in lieu of 49D 178...... - 1,825 front axle; 105C rear axle in lieu of 1Û1C rear axle, shock 196...... 1,865 absorbers—front; standard set of tools; synthetic tires in 214...... 1,910 lieu of natural rubber tires. 226...... 1,960 Wheelbase (inches): . WA-18 Chassis, truck, 16,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 136...... 2,300 standard specifications and equipment, excepting the fol- 148...... 2,340 lowing modifications: 552B transmission in lieu of 401B 160...... 2,375 transmission; 102C rear axle in lieu of 101C rear axle; syn- 138...... 2,415 thetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires. 196...... * 2,455 Wheelbase (inches): 214 ...... 2,500 136...... r 2,200 226...... 2,550 148.1...... -...... 2,240 WB-18T Chassis, truck-tractor, 30,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 160...... ■2,275 1942 standard specifications and equipment for Model W A - 178...... 2,315 18, excepting the following modifications and additions: 196...... 2,355 120A engine in lieu of 110A engine; 552B transmission in lieu 214...... ; ...... 2,400 of 401B transmission; 37D front axle in lieu of 49D front 226...... 2,450 axle; 107C rear axle in lieu of 101C rear axle; shock absorbers— WA-20 Chassis, truck, 18,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 front; trailer brake and light connections; skid plate— standard specifications and equipment, excepting the frame; standard set of tools; synthetic tires in lieu of natural following modifications: 33C rear axle in lieu of 102C rear rubber tires. axle; synthetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires. Wheelbase (inches) : — " Wheelbase (inches): i 136...... 2,415 136 ...... _...... i , 2,610 142______- 2,435 148 ...... Ï, 650 148...... 2,455 160 ...... -...... — 2,685 160...... 2,490 178...... : ...... 2,725 WB-20 Chassis, truck 19,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 stan- 196...... 2,765 dard specifications and equipment for Model WA-20, ex- 214...... 2,810 cepting the following modifications and additions: 107C 226...... 2,860 .rear axle in lieu of 102C rear axle; shock absorbers—front; WA-22 Chassis, truck, 21,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 standard set of tools; synthetic tires in lieu of natural rub- standard specifications and equipment, excepting the ber tires. following modifications: heavy beam front axle; cast steel Wheelbase (inches): housing—rear axle; heavier type 561B transmission; syn- 136...... 2,610 thetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires. 148...... 2,650 Wheelbase (inches): 160...... 2,685 136 ...... 3,160 178______2,725 148 ...... ; ...... 200 196...... < . •...... 2,785 160 ...... -...... -...... 3,235 214...... 2,810 178 _ . _ ...... 3j 275 226...... 2,860 196...... - 3,315 WB-20T Chassis, truck-tractor, 35,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; . 214...... 3,360 1942 standard specifications and equipment for truck 226...... 3,4i0 chassis Model WA-20, excepting the following modifies. WA-26 Chassis, truck, 24,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 tions and additions: 107C rear axle in lieu of 102C rear standard specifications and equipment, plus the following axle; shock absorbers—front; trailer brake and light con- modifications: synthetic tires in lifeu of natural rubber nections; skid plate—frame; standard set of tools; syn- tires. thetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires. , Wheelbase (inches): Wheelbase (inches): 136 .4,040 136...... 2,650 148 ...... - 4,080 - 142...... 2,670 160 4,115 148...... 2/690 178 ...... 4,155 160______2,725 196-.--...... i, 185 WB-22 Chassis, truck, 22,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 214...... 4,240 standard specifications and equipment for Model WA-22, 226— ...... 4,290 excepting the following modifications and additions: WA-2264 Chassis, truck, 36,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 82C rear axle in lieu of 33CAC rear axle, shock absorbers— standard specifications and equipment, plus the following front; standard set of tools; synthetic tires in lieu of modification: synthetic tires in lieu of natural rubber natural rubber tires. tires. Wheelbase (inches): Wheelbase (inches): 136_____ „...... 3,160 160...... 6,600 148...... 3,200 178...... 5,640 160______3,235 196...... : ...... 6,680 178...... 3,275 214...... 5,725 196...... ■...... 3,315 WB-14 Chassis', truck, 14,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 214...... 3,360 standard specifications and equipment for Model WA-14, 226______3,410 excepting the following modifications and additions: WB-22T Chassis, truck-tractor, 40,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 552B transmission in lieii of 400B transmission; 105C rear 1942 standard specifications" and equipment for Model axle in lieu of 100C rear axle; T21 steering gear in lieu of WA-22, excepting the following modifications and addi- - T14 steering gear; shock absorbers front; hydrovac- tions: 82C rear axle in lieu of 33CAC rear axle; shock power cylinder; standard set of tools; synthetic tires in absorbers—front; trailer brake and light connections; lieu of natural rubber tires. skid plate—frame; standard set of tools; synthetic tires Wheelbase (inches): in lieu of natural rubber tires. 136...... 1,710 Wheelbase (inches): 148 ...... 1,750 136...... 3,200 160..1...... 1,785 142...... ______3,220 178...... :.. 1,825 148...... - 3,240 196...... 1,865 i6b...... ; ...... 3,275 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946 2487

List price List price Model No. Description f. o. b. Model No. Description f. o. b. factory factory

WB-26 Chassis, truck, 24,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 Chassis, truck-tractor, .50,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; standard specifications and equipment for Model WA-26, : ' * ■ etc—Continued * excepting the following modifications and additions: 150A Wheelbase (inches): engine in lieu of 140A engine; 282C rear axle in lieu*of 43C 146...... $4,930 rear axle; shock absorbers—front; standard set of tools; 1581...... 4,965 synthetic tires in lieu of natural rubber tires: WB-2264 Chassis,* truck, 36,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 Wheelbase (inches): standard specifications and equipment, excepting to be 136...... * $4,100 ^quipped with synthetic rubber tires in lieu of natural 148...... 1...... 4,140 160...... „ ...... _...... 4,175 Wheelbase (inches): 178...... 4,215 160 ...... 5,600 196...... 4,255 178 . 5,640 214...... : ...... 4,300 196...... 5,680 226...... 4,350 214.. 5,725 • WB-28 Chassis, truck, 26,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 WB-28,64 Chassis, truck, 45,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 standard specifications and equipment for Modél WA-34, standard specifications and equipment for Model 920, excepting the following modifications and additions: excepting the following modifications and additions: 260A engine in lieu of 140A engine; 24D front axle in lieu 260A engine in lieu of 25A engine; 556B transmission in of 9D.front axle; 82C rear axle in lieu of 45C rear axle; 556B lieu of 36B transmission; 12D front axl§ in lieu of 50D ^transmission in lieu of 551B transmission; 357M chassis front axle; 83C rear axle in lieu of FW-3000 rear axle; 361M 'in lieu of 231M chassis; six-9.00 x 20 synthetic rubber tires chassis in lieu of 59M chassis, 7H auxiliary transmission; in lieu of six-10.00 x 20 natural rubber tires. . synthetic rubber tires in lieu of natural rubber tires.. Wheelbase (inches): Wheelbase (inches): 134...... , ...... 4,850 176...... •-...... 7,650 146...... - ...... 4,890 • 194...... 7,690 158...... ,...... 4,925 212.....___ 7,735 176...... 4,965 WB-3264 Chassis, truck, 50,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; 1942 194...... 5,005 standard- specifications and equipment for Model 622, 212...... «6,050 excepftng the following modifications and additions: 224______a ...... ‘ 5,100 280A engine in lieu of 25A engine; 556B transmission in lieu WB-28T Chassis, truck-tractor, 50,000 pounds gross vehicle weight; of 36B transmission; 84C rear axle in lieu of FW-452 rear . 1942 standard specifications and equipment for Model axle; 362M chassis in lieu of 61M chassis; 7H auxiliary WA-34, excepting the following modifications and addi­ transmission; synthetic rubber tires-in lieu of natural tions: 260A engine in lieu of 140A engine; 24D front axle rubber tires. in lieu of 9D front axle; 82C rear axle in lieu of 45Ç rear Wheelbase: axle; 556B transmission in lieu of 551B transmission; 357M ) 176...... 9,300 chassis in lieu of 231M chassis; trailer brake arid light con­ ' 194...... ,...... 9,340 nections; skid plate— frame; six-9.00 x 20 synthetic rubber 212...... • ...... 9,385 245...... >S. ' 9,460. Wheelbase (inches): 134 ...... 4,890 140 ...... 1.^...... 4,910

(2) Charge for extra or optional (b) A reseller may sell, delivered at its (7) Other charges. The dollar amount equipment. A charge for each item of place of business, each White motor truck of all other charges the reseller had in extra or optional equipment, when de­ containing a chassis listed in subpara­ effect on March 31,1942, to the applicable livered as original equipment with the graph Cl) of paragraph (a) at a price not class of purchaser. applicable truck chassis, which shall not to exceed the total of the following (c) A reseller that cannot establish exceed 119% of the charge in effect on charges: , ' * a price under paragraph (b) because it March 31, 1942, for each such item of (1) Charge for the new truck chassis. _ was hot in business on March 31, 1942, is equipment to the applicable class of pur­ A charge for the chassis not to exceed authorized to sell each "White motor truck chaser, excepting that for the following the applicable list price, f. o. b. factory, containing, a chassis described in sub- equipment the charge shall not exceed listed in subparagraph (1) of paragraph paragraph (1) of paragraph (a) at a the list priceetated below, subject to the (a), to which shall be applied the re­ price not to exceed the total of the fol­ discount in effect March 31,1942 : seller’s discount in effect on March 31, lowing charges: (1) Charge for new truck chassis. A Cab, Driver’s; streamlined coupe with “Float­ 1942, to the applicable class of purchaser. ing Ride” seats. In standard colors, $230.00. , . (2) Charge for extra or optional equip­ charge for the chassis not to exceed the ment. A charge for extra or optional applicable list price, f. o. b. factory, listed Thè White Motor Company shall de­ equipment delivered with the applicable in subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a). termine the list price for each item of truck chassis, which shall not exceed-the (2) Charge for extra or optional equip­ extra or optional equipment which it list price established by The White Motor ment. A charge for extra or optional proposes to adjust above the March 31, Company under subparagraph (2) of equipment delivered with the applicable 1942, list price. The adjusted prices paragraph (a ), to which shall be applied truck chassis, which shall not exceed the shall be filed with this Office within the reseller’s discount in effect on March list price established by The White Motor thirty days after the effective date of 31, 1942, to the applicable class of pur­ Company under subparagraph X2) : of this order. chaser. paragraph (a). (3) Transportation expenses. À (3) Transportation expense: A charge (3) Transportation charge. A charge charge to cover transportation expense, for transportation which shall not ex­ for transportation which shall not ex­ if any, from Cleveland, Ohio, to the point ceed the charge The White Motor Com­ ceed the charge The White Motor Com­ at which delivery is made to the pur­ pany would make for the transportation pany would make for the transportation chaser, computed in accordance with the of the truck from the factory to the place of the truck from the factory to the place seller’s method in effect on March 31, at which delivery is made to the pur­ at which delivery is made to the pur­ 1942, plus transportatibn tax at the cur­ chaser. chaser. rent legal rate. (4) Federal excise taxes. A charge for (4) Federal excise taxes. A charge for (4) Federal excise taxes. A charge to Federal excise taxes equal to the charge Federal excise taxes equal to the charge cover expense of Federal excise taxes, at made by the manufacturer to cover such made by the manufacturer to cover such the current legal rate’, oh the truck in­ tax on the truck, including extra and tax on the new truck, including .extra cluding extra and optional equipment, optional equipment. and optional equipment. computed in accordance with the seller’s (5) State and local taxes. A charge (5) State and local taxes. A charge equal to the reseller’s expense for State method in effect on March 31, 1942. equal to the reseller’s expense for State and local taxes on the resale of the truck, and local taxes on the resale Of the truck, (5) Handling and delivery charge. A including extra and. optional equipment. including extr^ and optional equipment. charge for handling and delivery com­ (6) Handling and delivery charge. A (6) Handling and delivery charge. A puted in accordance with the method, charge for handling and delivery equal charge for handling and delivery equal and at the same rate; the seller had in to the charge the reseller had in effect to the reseller’s actual expense for han­ effect on March 31, 1942. March 31, 1942. dling and delivery of the truck. NO. 48— -8

/ 2488 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, M arch 9, 1946

(d> Resales in territories and posses­ herewith and filed with the Division of clude substantially the same informa­ sions. A reseller is authorized to sell in the Federal Register. tion called for by OPA Form 692-992 a territory or possession each new White Paragraph (a) of Order No. A-2 under (used in applications for-adjustment un­ motor truck containing a chassis de­ § 1499.159 (b) of Maximum Price Regu­ der § 1499.75 (a) (18) of Supplementary scribed in subparagraph (1) of para­ lation 188 is amended by adding the fol­ Regulation 15) which is incorporated graph (a) at a price not to exceed the lowing new subparagraph; herein and made a part hereof. (iv) Adjustment order. The Price maximum* price established in para­ (20) Trade sales paints. (As used graph (b) or (c), whichever is applica­ Administrator may by order grant or herein “trade sales paints” means the deny, in whole or in part, any applica­ ble, to which it may add a sum equal to types of paint sold through channels of tion for adjustment under this subpara­ the expense incurred by or charged to it, distribution to householders, farmers, graph (20),, and may revoke or amend for payment of territorial and insular painting contractors, etc., as distin­ any such order at any time. In con­ taxes on the purchase, sale or introduc­ guished from “ industrial paints” which nection with any such adjustment the tion of the truck in the territory of pos­ are sold to industrial consumers for the session, when not charged under para­ Price Administrator may also adjust the finishing of products such as automo­ maximum prices for resellers, arid in ap­ graph (b) or (c ) ; export premiums; box­ biles, refrigferators, railroad equipment, ing and crating for export purposes; ma­ propriate cases may require a compen­ etc.). satory decrease in the maximum prices rine and war risk insurance; landing, (1) Scope of this subparagraph. This wharfage and terminal operations; as­ /or another product or products.manu­ adjustment provision permits granting factured by the applicant. sembly costs, if any; ocean freight; and of relief, to a manufacturer of trade sales freight to port of embarkation when not paints whose maximum prices therefor N ote: All reporting and record-keeping charged under paragraph (b) or (c ). cause him substantial hardship. requirements of this amendment have been (e) All requests not granted herein are (ii) Extent of relief. Any adjustmentapproved by the Bureau of the Budget in denied. accordance with the Federal Reports Act of granted hereunder will ordinarily be lim­ 1942. (f) This order may be amended or re­ ited in accordance with ¿he existing de- voked by the Administrator at any time. • gree of substantial hardship as set forth This amendment shall become effective N ote: Where the manufacturer has an es­ below: (Furthermore, in general, no March 13, 1946. tablished price in accordance with section 8 maximum price will be increased to a Issued this 8th day of March 1946. of Revised Maximum Price Regulation 136, level in excess of the general level of which is. different than a price permitted R ichard H. F ie ld , maximum prices prevailing for similar Acting Administrator. 'Under paragraph (a) because of substantial trade sales paints in the market area changes in design, specifications or equip- involved). [F. R. Doc. 46-3752; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; meiit of the truck, the reseller may add 11:04 a .m .] to its price under paragraph (b), (c) or (d) (a) To an amount sufficient to make any increase in price to it over the price it the adjusted price per unit equal to the would otherwise pay under paragraph (a ), total current factory costs per unit plus its customary markup on such a cost where applicant’s current over-all profits [MPR 188, Amdt. 4 to Order 1509] increase, but in the case of a decrease in the on an annual basis are at least 15 per­ price under paragraph (a ) the reseller mustx- cent greater than his average* annual U ph o lster ed S ofa B eds,- S t u d io C o uch es, reduce its price under paragraph (b ), (c) base period over-all profits. (As used and O th er U ph o lstered D u a l P urpose or (d ) by the amount of the decrease and S l e e p in g E q u ip m e n t its customary markup on such an amount. therein “ over-all profits” means over-all profits adjusted'for changes in invest­ manufacturers’ and jobbers’ m a x im u m This order shall become effective ment and before deductions of income PRICES March 6, 1946. and excess profit taxes; “base period” For the reasons set forth in an opinion Issued this 6th day of March 1946. means 1936-1939 inclusive, or any other period whieh is determined by the Office issued simultaneously herewith, and filed P a u l A. P orter, of Price Administration to be represent­ with the Division of the Federal Regis­ Administrator. ative)., ter, and pursuant to § 1499.159b of Maxi­ [F. R. Do'c. 46-3627; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; (b) To an amount sufficient to make mum Price Regulation No. 188, It is 4:32 p. m.] the adjusted price per unit equal to the ordered, That Order No. 1509 under total of current fact

(1) The identifying number .or trade that percentage markup. The resulting price priced upon individual application un­ name of the article to be priced. shall be the f. o. b. factory, 1. c. 1. maximum der paragraph (g) below. (2) The reasons why the article to be prices for sales of the new article to. re­ tailers. priced cannot be priced under any other This correction shall become effective March 8, 1946. paragraph of this order. In the absence of a contrary direction (3) The detailed specifications and an from the Office of Price Administration Issued this 8th day of March 1946. illustration-of the article to be priced. within lSjdays after mailing his applica­ tion, the manufacturer may offer the ar­ P a u l A. P orter, (4) An itemized breakdown of the Administrator. manufacturer’s current unit direct cost ticle in question for sale at the proposed of the article to he priced, showing sepa­ maximum prices stated therein. If such [F. R. Doc. 46-3754; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; rately according to his own system of ac­ proposed maximum prices are correctly 11:04 a. m.] counts or regularly prepared operating computed they shall be subject to ad­ statements all major component unit justment (but not retroactively) at any direct cost factors. For the purpose of time by order of the Office of Price Ad­ [MPR 580, Arndt. 3 to Order 57] this order, unit direct costs include di­ ministration if it appears that the maxi­ rect labor and direct material costs but mum prices so established are out of line V assar C o . do not include factory burden (some­ with the general level of prices estab­ establishment of m a x im u m pr ices times called factory overhead or indirect lished by this order. If the prices are in­ manufacturing expenses), packing and correctly computed, the maximum prices Establishing ceiling prices at retail for crating costs, royalties and patterns, tool for a sale, offer to sell, or delivery of an certain articles: Docket No. 6063-580- and die cost and items of administrative, article made pursuant to the incorrect 13-518. general and selling expenses. Also, the report shall be the maximum prices For the reasons Set forth in the opinion number of units of production upon which are properly computed under the issued simultaneously herewith, Order which the unit direct costs werelbased. formula contained in this paragraph. No. 5.7 issued on May 18,1945, under sec­ (5) An itemized breakdown of the tion 13 of Maximum Price Regulation 2. Paragraph (v) is added to read as 580 on application of Vassar Company, manufacturer’s current unit direct cost follows: . (as described in (4) above) of the basic is amended in the following respects: model, specifically priced in this order, (v) Establishment of maximum prices 1. A new paragraph (g) is added to which is most nearly comparable to the in certain cases. If any seller subject to read as follows: article being priced. this order fails Jto make the application (6) Price lists in effect during March for price approval which this order re­ (g) On and after March 9, 1946, and 1942 showing: quires in certain instances, the Office of until 45 days thereafter, the provisions (i) The article most nearly compa­ Price Administration may, either upon of paragraph (c) are suspended insofar as Vassar Company is directed to pre­ rable to the article being priced, with application, or upon its own motion, is­ illustrations; sue orders under this paragraph estab­ ticket all articles for which a retail price (ii) The article most nearly compa­ lishing maximum prices which are in line was established by Amendment 2 to this order, issued February 14, 1946. During rable to the basic model mentioned in with the level of maximum prices estab­ (4), with illustrations; lished by this order. Maximum prices, this period of suspension the purchaser (iii) All price differentials covering so established, shall be effective as of the for sale at retail shall mark each article variations in these constructions. date of first sal&' for which a retail price was established If the manufacturer was not making by Amendment 2 issued on February 14, This amendment shall become effec­ 1946, with the retail price under that and selling upholstered dual purpose tive March 13, 1946. sleeping equipment in March 1942, he amendment or attach to the article a shall send the first, price list which was N o t e : The reporting provisions of this label, tag, or ticket stating the retail in effect after March 1942, together with amendment have been approved by the B u­ ceiling price. This mark or statement reau of the Budget in accordance with the must be in the following €orm: illustrations. . Federal Reports Act of 1942. (7) A statement of the manufacturer’s Sec. 13, MPR 580 customary discounts, allowances and Issued this 8th day of March 1946. OPA Price $______other price differentials to different P a u l A. P orter, No retailer may offer or sell the article classes of purchasers in effect for sales Administrator. unless it is marked or tagged in the form of upholstered dual purpose sleeping [F. R. Doc. .46-3745; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; stated above. Vassar Company shall equipment during March 1942, or if the 11:04 a. m.J send a copy of this amendment and a manufacturer was not making and sell­ list of the articles and retail prices as ing upholstered dual purpose sleeping established by Amendment 2 issued on equipment,during March 1942, the same* [2d Rev. MPR 195, Oorr. to Rev. Order 13] February 14, 1946, before the first deliv­ information for the first period after ery of these articles to any purchaser for March 1942 during which the manufac­ E astern E gg C ases and C o m p o n e n t P arts resale after the effective date of this turer was engaged in this business. amendment. (8) The proposed maximum prices to ESTABLISHMENT OF CEILING PRICES each class of purchaser for the article In Revised Order 13 under Second Re­ ■ This amendment shall become effec­ to be priced, and a statement of why vised Maximum Price Regulation 195, / tive March 9, 1946.. the manufacturer believes those prices paragraph (b) is corrected to read as Issued this 8th day of March 1946. to be in line with the level of maximum follows; prices established by this order. P a u l A . P orter, Those proposed maximum prices shall (b) Definition of “Eastern egg cases Administrator. be calculated as follows: and component parts“ For the purposes [F. R. Doc. 46-3755; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946;, of this order, “eastern egg cases’’ refers to Step 1: The manufacturer shall determine 11:10 a. m.] the “unit direct cost” fQr the article being wooden egg cases whether sawn or veneer priced. produced in that portion of the Ihiited States east of and including the States of Step 2: The manufacturer shall select the [MPR 580, Amdt. 1 to Order 92] comparable article for which maximum North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan­ prices have already been established in sas, Oklahoma, and Texas. It includes H ir sc h -W e is M fg. C o . paragraph (h), (k), or (n), which has a the ends with cleats attached and centers unit direct cost closest to the unit direct customarily produced from resawn lum­ ESTABLISHING CEILING PRICES cost of the article being priced. ber; and the sides, tops, and bottoms Establishing ceiling prices at retail for Step 3: The manufacturer shall determine the percentage markup'over unit direct cost customarily produced from 3/16" veneer branded articles; Docket No. 6063-580- for the comparable article selected. although sawn sides, tops, and bottoms 13-472. Step 4: The manufacturer shall apply to are included. Sawn sides, tops, and bot­ For the reasons set forth in the opin­ the unit direct cost of the article being priced toms are included in the order but are ion issued simultaneously herewith, Or- 2490 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 der No. 92 under Section 13 of Maximum (vi) Cooperative advertising. A (d) Relation of this order to Office of Price Regulation 580 issued on applica­ charge for cooperative advertising not Price Administration regulations. Ex­ tion of Hirsch-Weis*Manufacturing Co., to* exceed $10.00 when the dealer agrees cept as modified by this order,, the provi­ is amended in the following respects: to participate in the cooperative adver­ sions of Maximum Price Regulation No. tising program. The money accruing 329 shall remain in full force and effect 1. Paragraph (a) is amended by add­ from this charge shall be committed to and shall not be evaded by any change in ing the following: a dealers’ advertising-fund administered business or trade practices in .effect dur­ by and on behalf of Ford dealers. ing January 1943. Manufac­ 3. The following items and their re­ - (e) Definitions. (1) “Grade A” milk Type turer’s . Retail ceil­ Style No. selling ing price spective list prices are added to the means fluid cow’s milk- produced, bottled price schedule of optional equipment in para­ and labeled in accordance with the re­ graph (d) (2) (i) ( a ) : quirements, of the Sanitary Milk Ordi­ 737 JL.. Coat...... _. $15.75 $26.50 nance issued by the City of Sioux Falls, 946 .TT, 9.85 16.50 Description List price 7080 JL...... 13.50 22.50 Special upholstery, genuine leather South Dakota. 951 JLV. _ 10.75 17.95 • on seats only instead of cloth, for (2) Unless the context otherwise re­ 957 JL.J___ - do__ ___ 9.00 14.95 quires, the definitions set forth in Maxi­ 969.,...... do...... 5.10- 8.50 Super Deluxe Fordor units______$26.20 1000Z...... , do__ ___ 6.37}^ 8.95 Super Deluxe interior trim on Deluxe mum Price Regulation No, 329, and the 9230 JL___ 12.90 22.50 Fordor units______27. 25 Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as 960 ...... 5.375 8.95 967 Y „ ...... 3.67 6.50 This amendment to Revised OgJer No. amended, shall be applicable to the terms 9225 Y ...... do...... 7.00 11.95 4 shall become effective March 7, 1946. used herein. 9228 YJL...... , _ do. '** 8.40 13.95 (f) Revocability. Tips order may be 9254 -TT, ...—do...... 14; 50 ‘ 24.50 Issued this 7th day of March 1946. 9289 JL...... do...... 10.50 17.60 revoked, amended or corrected at any 7079 JLH...... Hood______1.80 3.00 P a u l A. P orter, timë. 9689 JLH__„_ 1.00 1.75 9337...... Ski pants 8.42 13.95 Administrator. 9737...... -—..do...... 7.82 12.95 This order shall be effective the 5th 9339...... __do...... 9.23 13.50 [F. R. Doc. '46-3725; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; day of March 1946. 9739...... ____do...... 8.75 14.95 4:17 p. m.] K9337 . 8.82 14.95 Issued this 5th day of March 1946. K9339...... do...... 9.40 15.95 K9739- „*...... ____do...... 8.75 14.95 R . E. W alters, Regional and District Office Orders. Regional Administrator. The retail ceiling price of an article [Region VI Order G-66, MPR 329] Approved: March 5, 1946. stated in paragraph (a) shall apply to any other article of the same type, hav­ F l u id M il k i n S io u x F alls, S. D a k . T. G. S t it t s , ' ing the same selling price to the retailer, Director Dairy Branch, Produc­ For the reasons set forth in the ac­ tion and Marketing Adminis­ the same brand or company name and companying opinion and under the au­ first sold by the manufacturer after the tration, United States Depart­ thority vested in the Regional Adminis­ ment of Agriculture. effective date of this amendment. trator of the Office of Price Administra­ tion by § 1351.408 (g) of Maximum Price [F. R. Doc. 46-3635; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; 2. Paragraph (d) is amended to read 4:32 p. m.] as follows: Regulation No. 329, it is hereby ordered: (a) Maximum producer prices. The On or before the'first delivery to any maximum price which distributors in [Region VIII Order G-4 Under 18 (c), purchaser for resale of each article Sioux Falls, South Dakota may pay to Amdt. 5] listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall producers for Grade A milk sold for F l u id M i l k i n N evada send the purchaser a copy of this order human, consumption in fluid form shall and any amendments issued thereunder. be $2.80 per cwt. f. o. b. purchaser’s plant An opinion accompanying this amend- This amendment shall become effective for milk having a butterfat content of ment^has been issued simultaneously March 9, 1946. 3.5%, plus not more'than 5fi per of herewith. a pound of butterfat in excess of 3.5% Order No. G-4 under § 1499.18 (c) of Issued this 8th day of March 1946. and minus not less than 5è per %o of a the General Maximum Price Regulation P a u l A. P orter; pound of butterfat below 3.5%. is amended in the following respects: Administrator. (b) Applicability of producer prices. 1. Section (1) (f) is amended by [F. R. Doc. 46-3757; Filed, Mar. 8, 1946; Maximum prices established by para­ changing the heading “McGill, Ely, Elko, 11:10 a. m.] graph (a) of.this order shall apply to all Panaca, Pioche, and Caliente” to read: purchases of Grade A milk from pro­ “McGill, Ely, Panaca, Pioche, and ducers for rosale for human consumption • [MPR 594, Amdt. 1 to Rev. Order 4] Caliente.” in fluid form by distributors whose bot­ 2. Section (1) is amended by adding F ord M otor C o. tling plants are located within the city at the end thereof the following: of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, or who ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES sell within that city 50% or more òf the T he City of Elko and T own of Haileck For the reasons set forth in an opinion milk sold by them. [Not less than 3.5% milk fat] issued simultaneously herewith and filed (c) Addition of transportation with the Division of the Federal Register chargest (1) The maximum price estab­ Quantity Wholesale Retail and pursuant to section 8 and section 9a lished in paragraph (a) is the maximum price price o f Maximum Price Regulation 594, It is price for milk f. o. b. purchaser’s plant. ordered: Where the transportation charge or any Oallon ...... $0.48 ’• $0.53 part thereof is paid by the purchaser, Half-gallon...... 25 .28 Revised Order No. 4 under Maximum .13 .15 Price Regulation 594 is amended in the the total amount paid for transportation .135 .15 following respects: plus thè amount received by the producer .07 .08 sh^Jl not be in excess of the maximum .04 1. The following items and their re­ price set forth in paragraph (a). spective net wholesale prices are added (2) Where the purchaser hauls the 3. Section (1) is amended by changing to the schedule of optional equipment in milk to his plant in a conveyance owned, the schedule of prices under the heading paragraph (a). (2) (i) (a ) : leased or operated by him, he shall de­ “The Towns of Wells, Deeth, and Alazon” Description. " Net wholesale price duct from the maximum price set forth to read as follows: Special upholstery, genuine leather in paragraph (a) of this order the cost on seats only instead of cloth, for Wholesale Retail of such transportation. The “ cost of Quantity Super Deluxe Fordor units______$19.65 such transportation” shall be the maxi­ price price Super Deluxe interior trim on Deluxe mum price which may be charged by Fordor units______20.43 milk haulers or other transportation Quart______$0.11 $0.13 Pint...... 06 .07 2. A new subdivision (vi) is added to companies for hauling milk to the pur­ . .04 paragraph (a) (2) reading as follows: chaser’s plant. FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 2491

This amendment to Order No. G-4 the Baltimore, Maryland area. Filed Philadelphia Orders 3-C and 26-0, shall become effective March 5, 1946. 3:50 p. m. covering poultry and eggs in certain Issued this 5th day of March 1946. Baltimore Order 12-F, Amendment 5, counties in Pennsylvania and Camden covering fresh fruits and vegetables in county, New Jersey. Filed 3:39 p. m. B e n C. D u n i w a y , certain areas in Maryland. Filed 3:50 Scranton Order 5-F, Amendment 6, Regional Administrator. p. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Approved: March 4, 1946. Baltimore Order 2-0 and 7-0, covering certain counties in Pennsylvania. Filed poultry and eggs in the Baltimore, Mary­ 3:39 p. m. T. G. S t it t s, land area. Filed 3:50 p. m. Scranton Order 6-F, Amendment 5,. Director Dairy Branch, Produc­ Buffalo Order 8-F, Amendment 5, covering jfresh fruits and vegetables in tion and Marketing Adminis­ covering fresh'fruits and vegetables in certain counties in Pennsylvania. -Filed tration, United States Depart- the counties of Allegany, Cattaraugus, 3:40 p. m. • ment of Agriculture. Chautauqua, New York. Filed 3:51 p, m. Scranton-Orders 2-C and 1-0, cover­ [F. R. Doc. 46-3634; Filed, Mar. 6, 1946; Buffalo Order 9-F, Amendment 1. cov­ ing poultry and eggs in certain areas in 4:32 p. m.] ering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ Pennsylvania. Filed 3:41 p. m. tain areas in New York. Filed 3:52 p. m. Scranton Orders 20 and 21, Amend­ Buffalo Order 3-0 and 7-0, covering ment 1, covering dry groceries in cer­ poultry and eggs in certain areas in New tain counties in Pennsylvania. Filed L ist of C o m m u n it y C e il in g P rice O rders York. Filed 3:52 p. m. 3:42 and 3:43 p. m. The following orders under Revised District of Columbia Order 6-F, Scranton Orders 22 and 23, Amend­ General Order 51 were filed with the Di­ Amendment 5, covering fresh fruits and ment 1, covering dry groceries in cer­ vision of the Federal Register March 6, vegetables in the Washington, D. C., area*. tain counties in Pennsylvania. Filed 1946..- . Filed 3:49 p. m. 3:43 and 3:47 p. m. Region I I I District of Columbia Orders 7-C Scranton Order 24, Amendment 1, cov­ and 2-0, covering poultry and eggs in the ering dry groceries In certain .counties in Cleveland Order 3-F, Amendment 35, Washington, D. C., area. Filed 3:49 p. m. Pennsylvania. Filed 3:40 p. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in District of Columbia Order 14, Scranton Order 25, Amendment 1, cov­ certain counties in Ohio. Filed 10:21 Amendment 7, covering dry groceries in ering dry groceries in certain counties in a. m. the Washington, D. C., area. Filed 3:49 Pennsylvania. Filed 3:41 p. m. Cleveland Order 3-F, Amendment 36, p. m. Scranton Order 20, covering dry gro­ covering fresh fruits and Vegetables in District of Columbia Order 6-W, ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl­ certain counties and tpwnships in Ohio. Amendment 6, covering dry groceries in vania. Filed 3:42 p. m. Filed 10:21 a. m. " T v the Washington, D. C., area. Filed 3:50 Scranton Order 21, covering dry gro­ Cleveland Order 4-F, Amendmentv28, p. m. ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Newark Order 8-F, Amendment 6, cov­ vania. Filed 3:42 p. m. certain areas in Ohio. Filed 10:21 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ Scranton Order 22, covering dry gro­ Cleveland Order 4-F, Amendment 29, tain areas in New Jersey.. Filed 3:50 p. m. ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Newark Order 9-F, Amendment 5, cov­ vania. Filed 3:43 p. m. certain areas in Ohio. Filed 10:21 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ Scranton Order 23, covering dry gro­ Cleveland Order 4-F, Amendment 30, tain counties in New Jersey and the ceries in certain counties in Pennsyl­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Borough of North Plainfield in Somerset vania. Filed 3:47 p. m. . certain areas in Ohio. Filed 10:21 a. m. county, New Jersey. Filed 3:51 p."m. Scranton Order 6-W, Amendments 1 Cleveland Order 3-F, Amendment 34, Newark Orders 3-C and 1-0, covering and 24, covering dry groceries in certain covering fresh fruits and vegetables in poultry and dggs in Mercer county, New counties ifl Pennsylvania. Filed 3:40 certain counties and townships in Ohio. Jersey. Filed 3:51 p. m. p. m. Filed 10:21 a. m. Newark Orders 5-C and 2-0, covering Scranton Order 7-W, Amendments 1 Copies of any of these orders may be poultry and - eggs in Hudson, Essex, and 25, covering dry groceries in certain filed with the OPA Office in the desig­ Union, Bergen and the Borough of North counties in Pennsylvania. Filed 3:41 nated city. Plainfield in Somerset county. Filed p. m. 3:39 p. m. Wilmington Order 5-F, Amendment 5, E r v in H. P o lla c k , covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Secretary. New York Order 14-F, Amendment 4, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the entire State of Delaware. Filed 3:42 [F. R. Doc. 46-3651; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; the Five Boroughs of New York City. p. m. 11:08 a. m.J Filed 3:38 p. m. Wilmington Orders 2-C and 4-0, cov­ New YorkjOrder 15-F, Amendment 4, ering poultry and eggs in Delaware covering fresh fruits and vegetables in all NortH of the Delaware and Chesapeake L ist of C o m m u n it y C e il in g P rice O rders of Nassau and Westchester counties, New Canal. Filed 3:42 p. m. York. Filed 3:38 p. m. Copies of any of these orders may be The following orders under Revised' New York Order 16-F, Amendment 4, obtained from the OPA Office in the des­ General Order 51 wer£ filed with the covering fresh fruits and vegetables in ignated city. Division of the Federal Register March the counties of Dutchess, Orange, Put­ E r v in H. P o lla c k , 6, 1946. " nam, Rockland, Suffolk and Ulster, New Secretary. Region I York. Filed 3:38 p. m. [F. R. Doc. 46-3718; Filed, Mar. 7, 1946; Hartford Order 5-F, Amendment 45, Philadelphia Order 13-F, Amend­ 4:15 p. m.] covering fresh fruits and vegetables in ments 5 and 6, covering fresh fruits and Waterbury and Watertown. Filed 3:51 vegetables in certain counties in Penn­ p. m. -x sylvania. Filed 3:49 p. m. and 3:48 Hartford Order 6-F, Amendment 45, p. m. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Philadelphia Order 14-F, Amend­ MISSION. % the Hartford area. Filed 3:51 p. m. ments 4 and 5, covering fresh fruits and Hartford Order 7-F, Amendment 45, vegetables in the city and county of [File No. 70-1245] covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Philadelphia. Filed 3:48 p. m. D a y t o n P o w e r and L ig h t C o . the New Haven area. Filed 3:51 p. m. Philadelphia Order 15-F, Amend­ NOTICE OF FILING Hartford Order 8-F, Amendment 45, ments 4 and 5, covering fresh fruits and covering fresh fruits and vegetables in vegetables in certain counties in Penn­ At a regular session of the Securities the Bridgeport area. Filed 3:51 p. m. sylvania. Filed 3:48 p. m. and Exchange Commission, held at its Philadelphia Order 16-F, Amend­ office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ Region I I ments 4 and 5, covering fresh fruits and sylvania, on the 6th day of March 1946. Baltimore Order 11-F, Amendment 5, vegetables in certain counties in Penn­ Notice is hereby given that a declara­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in sylvania, Filed 3:48 and 3:49 p. m. tion has boon filed with this Commis- 2492 FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, March 9, 1946 ■\ vv.£ ' .,;v ’ sion pursuant to the Public Utility Hold­ of Directors, thus changing the existing office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on ing Company Act of 1935 by The Dayton articles which provide that in such event the 7th day of March A. D. 1946. # Power and Light Company (“Dayton” ), preferred stockholders have only the In the matter of applications* by the an electric utility subsidiary of Colum-. right to vote share-for-share with the New York' Curb Exchange and the Chi­ bia Gas & Electric Corporation, a regis­ holders of the common stock; and (ii) cago Board of Trade to strike-from list­ tered holding company. that the express terms and provisions of Notice is’further given that any inter­ the cumulative preferred stock may not ing and registration Interstate Home ested person may, not later than March be changed in any manner substantially Equipment Company, Inc. common stock, 21,1946, at 5:30 p. m.,- e. s. t., request the* prejudicial to the holders thereof except $1.00 par value; File No. 1-2916. Commission in writing that a hearing be with the consent of the holders of two- The New York Curb Exchange and the held on such matter, stating the reasons thirds of the outstanding preferred stock, Chicago Board of Trade, pursuant to sec­ for such request and the nature of his thus changing the existing articles which' tion 12 (d) of the Securities Exchange interest, or may request that he be noti­ require the consent of two-thirds of the Act of 1943 and Rule X-12D2-1 (b) pro­ fied if the. Commission should order a holders of the preferred stock for any mulgated thereunder, having each made hearing thereon. At any time there­ change in the express terms and provi­ application to strike from listing and reg­ after, such declaration, as filed or sions of the preferred stock, whether or* istration on their respective Exchanges amended, may be permitted to become not such change is prejudicial to the pre­ the common stock, $1.00 par value, of effective as provided in Rule U-23 of the ferred stock. Interstate Home Equipment Company, rules and regulations promulgated pur­ The management also proposes to Inc.; suant to said act, or the Commission solicit the holders of the cumulative pre-.' may exempt such transaction, as pro­ ferred stock for proxies in favor of the After appropriate notice, a hearing vided in Rule U-20 (a) and Rule U-100 'proposed amendment of the articles. having been held in these matters; and thereof. Such request should be ad­ The Commission having considered dressed to the Secretary, Securities and By the Commission. said applications together with the evi­ Exchange. Commission, Philadelphia 3, [ se al] ORval L. D u B o is , dence introduced at said hearing, and Pennsylvania. Secretary. having due regard for the public interest All interested persons are referred to [P. R. Doc. 46-3732; Piled, Mar. 8, 1946; . and the protection of investors; said declaration, which is on file in the 9:37 a. m.] It is ordered, That said applications be office of the Commissionr for a statement and the same are hereby granted, ef­ of the transactions therein proposed, fective at the close of the trading session which are summarized as follows: JFile No. 1-2916] on March 18,1946. Dayton proposes to amend its articles so as to provide (i) that in the event I nterstate H o m e E q u ip m e n t C o ., I n c . By the Commission. that four quarterly dividends upon its ORDER GRANTING APPLICATIONS TO STRIKE [ s e a l] O rval L. D uB o is , cumulative preferred stock should ever FROM LISTING AND REGISTRATION be in arrears, the preferred stockholders « ‘ Secretary, will have the right, voting separately as At a regular session of the Securities [F. R. Doc. 46-3731; Piled, Mar. 8, 1946; a class, to elect the majority of the Board and Exchange Commission, held at its 9:37 a. m.] _

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