VOLUME 20 NUMBER 237

Washington, Wednesday, December 7 , 1955

TITLE 9— ANIM ALS AND (vi) That part of the City of Peabody lying south of Farm Avenue, northwest of CONTENTS Lynnfield Street, and east of Farm Avenue; ANIMAL PRODUCTS Page that part of the City of Peabody lying south Agricultural Marketing Service Chapter I— Agricultural Research of State Route No, 128, north of Lynnfield Rules and regulations: Service, Department of Agriculture Street, west of Summit Street, and east of Limes grown in Florida; con­ Farm Avenue; that part of the City of Pea­ tainer regulation_____ '______8986 Subchapter C— Interstate Transportation of body lying north of Lowell Street, east of Oranges, navel, grown in Ari­ Animals and Poultry U. S. Route No. 1, and west of Prospect zona and designated part of [B. A. I. Order 383, Revised, Arndt. 67] Street; and that part of the City of Peabody lying north of Lowell Street and' west of California; limitation of han­ Part 76—H og C h o le r a , S w i n e P l a g u e , Birch Street. dling______8985 Potatoes, Irish, grown in certain and O ther C ommunicable S w i n e 5. Subdivisions (ii), (v ), and (viii) of D iseases designated counties in Idaho subparagraph (4) of paragraph (c), re­ and Malheur County, Oregon; Subpart B — V e s ic u l a r E x a n t h e m a lating to Hampden County in Massachu­ limitation of shipments______8985 changes i n areas quarantined setts, are deleted. 6. Subdivision (vii) of subparagraph Agricultural Research Service Pursuant to the provisions of sections (4) of paragraph (c), relating to Rules and regulations: 1 and 3 of the act of March 3, 1905, as Hampden County in Massachusetts, is Vesicular exanthema; changes amended (21 U. S. C. 123, 125), sections amended to read: in areas quarantined______8983 1 and 2 of the act of February 2,1903, as (ii) That part of the Town of Southwick Agriculture Department amended (21 U. S. C. 111-113, 120), and See Agricultural Marketing Serv­ section 7 of the act of May 29, 1884, as lying south of Springfield Road, east of South Longyard Road, west of West Street, ice; Agricultural Research Serv­ amended (21 U. S. C. 117), § 76.27, as and north of Barry Road, ice. amended, Subpart B, Part 76, Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations (20 F. R. 7. Subdivisions (ii), (iii), (iv ); (v ), Army Department 2881, 2973, 3499, 3931, 4397, 4841, 5256, (vi), (ix), .-(x), (xi), (xiii), and (xvi) See aZso'Engineers Corps. 5709, 6076, 6575, 7134, 7897, 8364, 8630), of subparagraph (5) of paragraph (c), Rules and regulations: which contains a notice with respect to relating to Middlesex County in Massa­ Assistance to relatives and the States in which swine are affected chusetts, are deleted. others in connection with de­ with vesicular exanthema, a contagious, 8. Subdivisions (vii) and (xvii) of ceased personnel; miscellane­ ous amendments______8987 infectious, and communicable disease, subparagraph (5) of paragraph (c), re­ and which quarantines certain areas in lating to Middlesex County in Massa­ Civil Aeronautics Board such States because of said disease, is chusetts, are amended to read: Notices: hereby further amended in the following Tucson Airports Authority; respects: (vii) That part of the Town of Lincoln hearing______8993 1. Subdivisions (ii), (iii), (v ), and (vi) lying north of State Route No. 117, south of State Route No. 2, and east of Conant Road; Defense Department of subparagraph ( ) of paragraph (c), 2 and See Army Department; Engineers relating to Bristol County in Massa­ Corps. chusetts, are deleted. * * * * * 2. Subdivisions (viii) and (ix) of sub- (xvii) ’That part of the Town of Weston Defense Mobilization Office paragraph (2) of paragraph (c) • relat­ lying south of South Avenue, and west of Notices: ing to Bristol County in Massachusetts Wellesley Street. Ogden, Chester F.; appointment are amended to read: and statement of business in­ 9. Subdivisions (ii), (vii), (xiii), and terests-___‘______8994 (viii) That part of the Town of Seekonk (xiv), of subparagraph (8) of paragraph ymg north of County Street, south of Chest- (c), relating to Worcester County in Engineers Corps ut Street, west of Hammond. Street, and Rules and regulations: east of Arcade Avenue and Mill Road; and Massachusetts, are deleted. Bridge regulations; miscellane­ . ,'ix) That part of the Town of Westport 10. Subdivision (iii) of subparagraph ous amendments______8988 +v^»TS0U^k Bedford Road, north of (8) of paragraph (c), relating to Wor­ tüe New York, New Haven, and Hartford cester County in Massachusetts, is Federal Communications Com­ «auroad, and east of Davis Road. amended to read: mission 3. Subdivisions ( i ) , ( i i ) , (ii i), and (iv) (iii) That part of the Town of Boylston Notices: r .^ “Paragraph (3) of paragraph (c), lying north and west of the Wachusett Hearings, etc.: relating to Essex County in Massachu­ Reservoir and south and east of State Route Richland, Inc. (WMAN)____ 8994 setts, are deleted. No. 110; and that part of the Town of Boyls­ Illinois Bell Telephone Co____ 8994 /of■ ®ul)division. (vi) of subparagraph ton lying north of MiU Street, south of South Proposed rule making: rv>n«5 P.aragraph (e ), relating to Essex Road, east of State Route No. 70, and west of Alaska-public fixed stations; read- m Massachusetts, is amended to Sewell Street. availability of certain fre­ (Continued on next page) quency______8992 8983 8984 RULES AND REGULATIONS

CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued

Federal Power Commission Pa&® Securities and Exchange Com- P;,se FEDERAÎlpEGISTER Proposed rule making :r mission— Continued V 193« ~ O N I T t O ^ Rates for natural gas sold in Rules and regulations: interstate commerce for re­ Forms prescribed under Securi­ sale.______8992 ties Act of 1933; forms for Federal Trade Commission registration statements_____ 8986 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Rules and regulations: and days following official Federal holidays, Stolaroff, E. Manuel, et al.; cease CODIFICATION GUIDE by the Federal Register Division, National and desist order------8986 Archives and Records Service, General Serv­ A numerical list of the parts of the Code ices Administration, pursuant to the au­ Housing and Home Finance of Federal Regulations affected by documents thority contained in the Federal Register Act, Agency published in this issue. Proposed rules, as approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as opposed to final actions, are identified as amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8 B ), under regula­ See Public Housing Administra­ such. tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ tion. Title 7 Page mittee of the Federal Register, approved by Interior Department the President. Distribution is made only by Chapter IX: the Superintendent of Documents, Govern­ See Land Management Bureau. Part 914------— — ___r<* 8985 ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Interstate Commerce Commis­ Part 957______«985 The Federal R egister will be furnished by Part 1001 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 sion per month or $15.00 per year, payable in Notices: Title 9 advance. The charge for individual copies Fourth section applications for Chapter I: (minimum 15 cents) varies in proportion to relief______— — - — “9005 Part 76______the size of the issue. Remit check or money Motor carrier applications------8998 order, made payable to the Superintendent Title 16 of Documents, directly to the Government Justice Department Chapter I: Printing Office, Washington 25, D. O. Notices: Part 13 _ _ .______8986 The regulatory material appearing herein Assistant Attorney General, Di­ is keyed to the Code of Federal R egulations, Title 17 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant rector, Office of Alien Prop­ Chapter II: to section 11 o f the Federal Register Act, as erty; designation to perform Part 237______------— 8986 certain functions in admini­ amended August 5, 1953. The Code of Fed­ Title 18 eral Regulations is sold by the Superin­ stration of title II of Interna­ tendent of Documents. Prices of books and tional Claims Settlement Act Chapter I: pocket supplements vary. of 1949, as amended------8993 Part 154 (proposed) _____—— 8992 There are no restrictions on the re­ Title 32 publication of material appearing in the Land Management Bureau Chapter V : Federal R egister, or the Code of Federal Notices: Regulations. Part 511______8987 Proposed withdrawals and res- Chapter XIV: ervations of lands: Part 1461______8988 Alaska (3 documents)— ------8993 Part 1467 : . _ 8988 Rules and regulations: Now Available Public land orders: Title 33 New Mexico------8989 Chapter II: Part 203 _ UNITED STATES Washington------8989 . V 8988 Public Housing Administration Title 43 GOVERNMENT Notices : Chapter I: ORGANIZATION Delegations of final authority; Appendix (Public land orders) : addition of Chief of Disposi­ 1259 8989 MANUAL tion Section, Washington 1260 - _____ : r _ 8989 Field Office______8994 Title 47 1955—56 Edition Renegotiation Board Chapter I: 8989 (Revised through June 1) Rules and regulations: Part 3____ _ 8991 Mandatory exemption of con­ Proposed rules Published by the Federal Register Division, Part 14 (proposed) —. ______8992 the National Archives and Records Service, tracts and subcontracts for General Services Administration standard commercial articles or services; time for filing 11. Subdivision (iii) of subparagraph 768 pages— $1.00 a copy Standard Commercial Arti­ (7) of paragraph (c ),, relating to Plym­ cle Reports____ ;------8988 Order from Superintendent of Documents, outh County in Massachusetts, is Recovery of excessive profits deleted. United States Government Printing Office, after determination; relation Washington 25, D. C. 12. New subdivisions (vi) and (vii) are to income tax payments------8988 added to subparagraph (4) of paragraph Securities and Exchange Com­ (d), relating to Burlington County in mission New Jersey, to read. CONTENTS— Continued Notices: (v i) That part of Evesham Township Hearings, etc.: lying west of Taunton Road, south of Deer­ Federal Communications Com- Pa&e Central Public Utility Corp— 8994 field Road and northeast of Kettle Run Road; mission— Continued Government Personnel Mu­ and ** tual Fund, Inc______8997 (vii) That part of South Hampton Town­ Proposed rule making— Con. ship lying south of New Jersey State High­ Guardian Investment Trust__ 8997 Extension of CONELRAD Plan way No. 70, west of Whippoorwill Road, and Trustee Standard Investment northeast of Little Creek. to noncommercial educa­ Shares, Series “C’f__ ._____ 8996 tional PM and International Trustee Standard Investment 13. New subdivisions (xxii) and (xxiii) Broadcast Services ______8991 Shares, Series “D ”______8996 are added to subparagraph (8) of para­ Rules and regulations: Trustee Standard Oilshares, graph (d ), relating to Gloucester County Radio Broadcast Services; Series “A "______8995 in New Jersey, to read: power and antenna height Trustee Standard Oilshares, (xxii) Lots No. 16 and No. 17 in Block 398, requirements ; maximum Series “B ”______8995 in Deptford Township, owned by James «>• power______8989 Universal Trust Shares______8996 Scanlon; and Wednesday, Decem ber 7, 1955 • FEDERAL REGISTER 8985

(xxiii) Lot No. 1 in Block 2, in Deptford No. 14, as amended (7 CFR Part 914; 19 interest to give preliminary notice, en­ Township, owned by Dominick BesognL F. R. 2941), regulating the handling of gage in public rule making procedure, 14. New subdivisions (xv), (xvi),navel oranges grown in Arizona and des­ and postpone the effective date of this (xvii) and (xviii), are added to subpara­ ignated part of California, effective Sep­ amendment until 30 days after publica­ graph (ID of paragraph (d), relating to tember 22, 1953, under the applicable tion in the F ederal R eg ist e r (5 U. S. C. Monmouth County in New Jersey, to provisions of the Agricultural Marketing 1001 et seq.) in that (i) the time inter­ Agreement Act of 1937, as amended (7 vening between the date when informa­ read: U. S. C. 601 et seq.), and upon the basis tion upon which this amendment is (xv) That part of Howell Township lying of the recommendation and information based became available and the time south of the Adelphia-Farmingdale Road, submitted by the Navel Orange Adminis­ when this amendment must become ef­ east of Havens-Bridge Road, north of the Manasquan River and west of Ketchum trative Committee, established under the fective in order to,effectuate the de­ said amended marketing agreement and clared policy of the act is insufficient, Road; ... (xvi) Those parts of Manalapan and Marl­ order, and upon other available informa­ (ii) more orderly marketing in the pub­ boro Townships lying south of Gordons tion, it is hereby found that the limita­ lic interest, than would otherwise pre­ Corner-Wickatunk Road, west of Roberts- tion of handling of such navel oranges, vail, will be promoted by regulating the ville-Freehold Road, north of Milford Brook as hereinafter provided, will tend to shipment of potatoes, in the manner set and east of ü. S. Route No. 9; effectuate the declared policy of the act. forth below, on and after the effective (xvii) That part of Wall Township lying 2. It is hereby further found that it is date of this amendment, (iii) compli­ south of Parmingdale-Hurley’s Pond Road, west of Glendola-Allenwood Road, north of impracticable-and contrary to the pub­ ance with this amendment will not re­ New Jersey State Highway No. 38 and east lic interest to give preliminary notice, quire any special preparation on the part of the Garden State Parkway; and engage in public rule-making procedure, of handlers which cannot be completed (xviii) Tnt No. 17 in Block No. 1, in Ocean and postpone the effective date of this by the effective date, (iv) reasonable Township, owned by Amos Tatum. amendment until 30 days after publica­ time is permitted, under the circum­ Effective date. The foregoing amend­ tion thereof in the F ederal R egister (60 stances, for such preparation, (v) in­ ment shall become effective upon issu­ Stat. 237; 5 U. S. C. 1001 et seq.) because formation regarding the committee’s the time intervening between the date recommendations has been made avail­ ance. able to producers and handlers in the The amendment excludes certain areas when information upon which this production area, and (vi) this amend­ in Massachusetts and New Jersey from amendment is based became available ment relieves restrictions on the hand­ the areas heretofore quarantined be­ and the time when this amendment ling of potatoes grown in the production cause of vesicular exanthema. Here­ must become effective in order to effec­ after, the restrictions pertaining to the tuate the declared policy of the act is in­ area. Order, as amended-. T!he provisions of interstate movement of swine, and car­ sufficient, and this amendment relieves paragraph (b) (5) and (6) of § 957.313, casses, parts and offal of swine, from or restrictions on the handling of navel through quarantined areas, contained in oranges grown in Arizona and desig­ as amended (20 F. R. 4794, 5807, 6075, 9 CFR, 1954 Supp., Part 76, .Subpart B, nated part of California. 6729, 7325), are hereby amended to read as amended, will not apply to suclx areas. Order, as amended. The provisions in as follows: However, the restrictions pertaining to paragraph (b) (1) (i) of § 914.362 (Navel (5) The limitations set forth in sub- such movement from non-quarantined Orange Regulation 62; 20 F. R. 8686) are paragraphs (1) and (2) of this para­ areas, contained in said Subpart B, as hereby amended to read as follows: graph shall not be applicable to amended, will apply thereto. (i) District 1: Unlimited movement; shipments of potatoes for the following The amendment relieves certain re­ (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. G. purposes: (i) Seed, (ii) export, (iii) strictions presently imposed, and must 608c) canning, dehydration, or manufacture or be made effective immediately to be of conversion into starch, Hour, meal, or maximum benefit to persons subject to Dated: December 2,1955. alcohol, (iv) charity, and (v) potato the restrictions which are relieved. Ac­ [ s e a l ] S. R. S m it h , chippings: Provided, That shipments of cordingly, under section 4 of the Admin­ Director, Fruit and Vegetable potatoes for potato chipping shall meet istrative Procedure Act (5 U. S. C. 1003), Division, Agricultural Mar~ the requirements of U. S. No. 2 or better it is found upon good cause that notice keting Service. grade, 2 inches minimum diameter or and other public procedure with respect [F. R. Doc. 55-9816; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; 4 ounces minimum weight. to the amendment are impracticable and 8:51 a. m .] (6) Each handler making shipments contrary to the public interest, and the of potatoes pursuant to subparagraph amendment may be made effective less (5) of this paragraph (i) shall first ob­ than 30 days after publication in the tain, in accordance with §§ 957.130 to Federal R egister. [957.313 Amdt. 5] 957.133, inclusive, from the committee a Certificate of Privilege for such han­ (Sec. 2, 32 Stat. 792, as amended; 21 U. S. C. P art 957— I r is h P otatoes G r o w n i n C er­ 111. Interpret or applies secs. 4, 5, 23 Stat. t a in D e sig nated C o u n t ie s i n I dah o dling, (ii) shall have each of such ship­ 32, sec. 1, 32 Stat. 791; 21 U. S. C. 120) ments (except shipments for seed) a n d M a l h e u r C o u n t y , O reg. inspected pursuant to § 957.65, (iii) shall Done at Washington, D. C., this 2d day LIMITATION OF SHIPMENTS pay assessments on such shipments pur­ of December 1955. * Findings, (a) Pursuant to Market­ suant to § 957.42, (iv) shall, with respect [ seal] b . T. S h a w , ing Agreement No. 98 and Order No. 57, to each shipment made pursuant to sub­ Administrator, as amended (7 CFR Part 957), regulating division (ii), (iii), (iv), or (v) of sub- Agricultural Research Service. the handling, of Irish potatoes grown in paragraph (5) of this paragraph, fur­ (F. R. Doc. 55-9818; Filed, Dee. 6, 1955} certain designated counties in Idaho and nish a copy of the bill of lading applicable 8:51 a. m.] Malheur County, Oregon, effective under thereto to the committee, (v) shall, with the applicable provisions of the Agricul­ respect to each shipment made pursuant tural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, to subdivision (ii) of subparagraph (5) TITLE 7— AGRICULTURE as amended (48 Stat. 31, as amended; 7 of this paragraph, include in his applica­ U. S. C. 601 et seq.), and upon the basis tion for the Certificate of Privilege there­ Chapter IX— Agricultural Marketing of the recommendation and information for the export license number and shall Service (Marketing Agreements and submitted by the Idaho-Eastern Oregon enter such number on the Federal-State Orders), Department of Agriculture Potato Committee, established pursuant inspection certificate and bill of lading [Navel Orange Reg. 62, Amdt. 1] to said marketing agreement and order, applicable to such shipment or, in the as amended, and upon other available event no export license is required on Part 9 1 4 —N avel O ranges G r o w n i n information, it is hereby found that the such shipment, the handler shall furnish A rizona and D esig nated P art o p amendment to the limitation of ship­ the committee with a copy of the Depart­ California ments, as hereinafter provided, will tend ment of Commerce Shippers Export Dec­ to effectuate the declared policy of the laration Form No. 7525-V applicable to l im it a t io n o f h a n d l in g act. such shipment, and (vi) shall, with re­ Findings, l. Pursuant to the market- (b) It Is hereby found that it is im­spect to each application for a Certificate agreement, as amended, and Order practicable and contrary to the public of Privilege to ship potatoes pursuant 8986 RULES AND REGULATIONS to subdivision (iii), (iv), or (v) of sub- (4) As used herein, “production area,”ignated as Talika Eyelash Creme, or any paragraph (5) of this paragraph submit “handler,” and “handle” shall have the other cosmetic product of composition the applicant handler’s certification and same meaning as when used in said mar­ substantially similar thereto, do forth­ the buyer’s certification that the potatoes keting agreement and order. with cease and desist from: to be so shipped are to be used for the Effective time. The provisions of this 1. Disseminating or causing to be dis­ purposes stated in the applicaion. regulation shall become effective at 12:01 seminated, by means of the United States (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. C. a. m., e. s. t., February 1,1956. mails or by any means in commerce, as 608c) (Sec. 5, 49 Stat. 753, as amended; 7 U. S. G. “commerce” is defined in the Federal 608c) Trade Commission Act, any advertise­ Done at Washington, D. C., this 2d day ment which represents, directly or of December 1955 to become effective Dated: December 1,1955. through implication: December 8,1955. [ s e a l ! S. R . S m it h , a. That the use of said product will [ s e a l ] S. R. S m it h , Director, Fruit and Vegetable cause the eyelashes to grow longer or Director, Fruit and Vegetable Division, Agricultural Mar­ thicker; Division, Agricultural Market- keting Service. 2. Disseminating or causing to be dis­ seminated, by any means, any adver­ ing Service. [P. R. Doc. 55-9807; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; tisement for the purpose of inducing or IP. R. Doc. 55-9819; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; 8:48 a.m .] 8:51 a. m.] which is likely to induce, directly or in­ directly, the purchase in commerce, as TITLE 16— COMMERCIAL “commerce” is defined in the Federal Trade Commission Act, of such product, [Lime Order 2, Arndt. 1] PRACTICES which advertisement contains any of the Chapter I— Federal Trade Commission representations prohibited in paragraph P art 1001— L im e s G r o w n i n F lo rid a 1. a. of this ôrder. (Docket 6365] CONTAINER REGULATION By said “Decision of the Commission”, Findings. On September 30, 1955, P art 13— D ig e st o f C ease a n d D e sist report of compliance was required as notice of proposed rule making was pub­ O rders follows: lished in the F ederal R egister (20 F. R. NATONE CO. ET AL. I t is ordered,’ That respondents 7313) regarding proposed further limi­ Subpart— Advertising falsely or mis­ E. Manuel Stolaroff, individually, and tations on the containers used for the leadingly: § 13.170 Qualities or proper­ E. Manuel Stolaroff, Irving Graff (erro­ handling of limes pursuant to the M ar­ ties of product or service. Subpart— Mis­ neously named in the complaint as keting Agreement and Order No. 101 (7 representing oneself and goods— Goods: Irving Grath) and Moe A. Lesser, indi­ CFR Part 1001; 20 F. R. 4179) regulating § 13.1710 Qualities or properties. vidually and as trustees, a ir trading as the handling of limes grown in Florida, (Sec. 6, 38 Stat. 721; 15 U. S. C. 46. Interpret copartners under the name of Natone effective under the applicable provisions Company, shall, within sixty (60) days of the Agricultural Marketing Agree­ or apply sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended; 15 U. S. C. 45) [Cease and desist order, E. Man­ after service upon them of this order, ment Act of 1937, as amended (7 U. S. C. uel Stolaroff (Los Angeles, Calif.) et al. file with the Commission a report in 601 et seq.; 68 Stat. 906, 1047). „trading as Natone Company, Docket 6365, writing setting forth in detail the man­ After consideration of all relevant •November 17,1955] ner and form in which they have com­ matters presented including the pro­ Jn the Matter of E. Manuel Stolaroff, plied with the order to cease and desist. posals set forth in the aforesaid notice Individually, and E. Manuel Stolaroff, which were submitted by the Florida Issued: November 17, 1955. ! Irving Grath and Moe A. Lesser, Indi­ Lime Administrative Committee (estab­ vidually and as Trustees, All Trading By the Commission. lished pursuant to the said marketing as Copartners Under the Name of agreement and order), it is hereby found [ s e a l ] R o ber t M. P arrish, Natone Company that the amended regulation hereinafter Secretary. set forth is in accordance with the pro­ This proceeding was heard by J. Earl [F. R. Doc. 55-9805; Filed, Deo. 6, 1955; visions of the said marketing agreement Cox, hearing examiner, upon the com­ 8:48 a. m.] and order and will tend to effectuate the plaint of the Commission— w h i c h declared policy of the act. charged three copartners with dissemi­ Order. (1) The provisions of para­ nating advertisements in newspapers TITLE 17— COMMODITY AND graph (b) § 1001.302 (20 F. R. 5627) are and periodicals and other advertising hereby terminated as of the effective literature which represented falsely that SECURITIES EXCHANGES time of this order; their “Talika Eye Lash Creme” cosmetic Chapter II— Securities and Exchange (2) Beginning at the effective time of product, when applied to the eyelashes, this order no handler shall handle any would make them grow longer and Commission thicker— and an agreement between variety of limes grown in the production P art 239— F o r m s P rescribed U nder the counsel for both parties providing for the area, covered by the aforesaid marketing S e c u r it ie s A ct o f 1933 agreement and order, in Containers hav­ entry of a consent order in accordance ing a capacity of more than 2 pounds with § 3.25 of the Commission’s rules of • FORMS FOR REGISTRATION STATEMENTS unless such limes are handled in the practice. On August 31,1955, the Securities and following containers: Upon this basis, the hearing examiner Exchange Commission published notice (i) Containers with inside dimensions made his initial decision and order to that it had under consideration a pro­ 11 by 16% by 10 inches: Provided, That cease and desist, which by the Commis­ posal to adopt Form S-12 (17 CFR any such container shall contain not less sion’s order of November 17, 1955, be­ 239.19), a new registration form under than 40 pounds net weight of limes; came, pursuant to § 3.21 of the rules of the Securities Act of 1933 for American (ii) Containers with inside dimensions practice, the “Decision of the Commis­ Depositary Receipts against outstanding 11 Mz by 7y2 by 5 inches: Provided, That sion”. foreign securities. All interested per­ any such container shall contain not less The order to cease and desist is as sons were invited to comment upon the than 10 pounds net weight of limes; or follows: proposed form. The Commission has (iii) Containers with inside dimen­ I t is ordered, That respondents E. considered the comments received and sions 12 by 9% by 3% inches: Provided, Manuel Stolaroff, individually, and E. has determined to adopt Form S-12.1 That any such container shall contain Manuel Stolaroff, Irving Graff and Moe Purpose of Form S-12. The purpose not less than 10 pounds net weight of A. Lesser, individually and as trustees, all of Form S-12 is to provide a simple pro­ limes. trading as copartners under the name of cedure for the registration of American (3) The limitations set forth in sub- Natone Company, and their agents, rep­ Depositary Receipts issued against out­ paragraph (2) of this order shall not resentatives, and employees, directly or standing foreign securities where the is­ apply to master containers for individual through any corporate or other device, suer is the entity resulting from the cartons, each of which does not contain in connection with the offering for sale, more than 2 pounds of limes. sale or distribution of a preparation des­ 1 Filed as part of original document. W ed n esd a y, D e c e m b e r 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8987 agreement pursuant to which the receipts struments (which Include traveler’s from any transactions at Government are issued, or a corporation or trust or­ checks, money orders, etc.) will not be expense, with original and duplicate of ganized to act only as a conduit in con­ converted Into cash but will be for­ the inventory, with certified bills of sale, nection with the deposit of the underly­ warded to the next of kin, legal repre­ to the person eligible to receive the ef­ ing securities and there is no person who sentative, or The Quartermaster Gen­ fects, with the request that both copies performs the acts and assumes the duties eral, Department of the Army, Wash­ of the inventory be signed and returned of depositor or manager. The form pro­ ington 25, D. C., Attn: Memorial Division. to the summary court. Upon return of poses that the prospectus information, (4) Military payment orders foundboth signed copies of the inventory, the which consists of only four items, might among the effects of personnel who are summary court wiU forward both copies be embodied in the receipts. The form deceased, missing, missing in action, or to the commanding officer who had cus­ may be used, provided (1) that the holder Which are otherwise undiliver able, will tody of the individual’s records. The of the receipts may withdraw the de­ be forwarded to the Chief of Finance, commanding officer will indicate his ap­ posited securities at any time, subject to Department of the Army, Washington 25, proval by signing both copies of the in­ temporary delays of a specified nature, D. C., Attn: Advisory Services Division. ventory and forwarding the original to the payment of fees, taxes and similar Letter of transmittal will furnish in­ The Quartermaster General. charges and to compliance with any laws formation showing the source from ***** or governmental regulations relating to which the military payment order was (2) Legal representative or next of the withdrawal of deposited securities received, the status of the payee, and kin not known. The inventory of effects and (2) that the deposited securities, if such other information as may be avail­ will be prepared in sextuplicate by the sold in the United States or its terri­ able regarding the issuance and owner­ immediate commanding officer, and the tories, would not be subject to the regis­ ship of same. If the payee is deceased, original and 4 copies will be delivered tration provisions of the Securities Act the name and address of the next of kin with the effects to the summary court of 1933. also will be furnished. Claimants for appointed to dispose of the effects. The Statutory basis. This action is taken the proceeds of such military payment summary court will verify the inventory pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933, orders will be referred to the Chief of and receipt therefor on the last copy particularly sections I f 10 and 19 (a> Finance, Washington 25, D. C., Attn: Ad­ which will be returned to the organiza­ thereof, the Commission deeming such visory Services Division. tion commander. After collecting from action necessary and appropriate in the * * * * * debtors and paying creditors of the in­ public interest and for the protection of (f) Next of kin or legal representative dividual, the summary court will sell all investors and necessary to carry out the present. (1) If the next of kin or legal effects except those articles defined in provisions of the Act. representative is present, the immediate the Manual for Courts-Martial as valu­ Effective date. The Commission finds commanding officer of the deceased or able chiefly as keepsakes, and stocks, that certain persons may wish to use missing person will inventory the effects bonds, evidence of bank accounts or Form S-12 immediately upon publication on WD AGO Form 54 (Inventory of Ef­ other,forms of purely commercial paper, and that a deferred effective date would fects) , prepared in triplicate, deliver the and will pay any bona fide creditors of result in unnecessary delay and is not effects in person, receiving a receipt the deceased. Cash or check received necessary in the public interest or for thé therefor, or arrange for packing and from sale of effects will be transmitted protection of investors. Accordingly, the shipment at Government expense, if re­ to the local disbursing officer, with the foregoing action shall become effective quested, and will forward the original original and four copies of the inventory immediately upon publication November and duplicate of the inventory, with the of effects. The original and two copies 17,1955. full name and address of the person re­ of the inventory will be forwarded by (Sec. 19, 48 Stat. 85, as amended; 15 U. S. C. ceiving the effects, to the commanding the summary court to the commanding 77s) officer having custody of the individual’s officer who had custody of the individ­ ual’s records. Insignia, decorations, By the Commission. records. The commanding officer will indicate his approval of the disposition medals, and other articles valuable tSEAL] ORVAL L. DUBOIS, by signing Form 54 and will forward the chiefly as keepsakes, and all purely com­ Secretary. original to The Quartermaster General. mercial papers, such as stocks, bonds, N ovember 17,1955. * • * * * * evidence of bank accounts, etc., will be forwarded to The Quartermaster Gen­ [P. R. Doc. 55-9804; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; (g) Next of kin or legal representative 8:48 a. m.] eral, Department of the Army, Wash­ not present— (1) Legal representative or ington 25, D. C., Attn: Memorial Divi­ next of kin known but not present, (i) sion, for transmission to the Soldier’s TITLE 32— NATIONAL DEFENSE The inventory of effects will be prepared Home under the provisions of the act of in quadruplicate by the immediate com­ 21 February 1931 (46 Stat. 1203; 10 Chapter V— Department of the Army manding officer, and the original and two U. S. C. 1584a), as amended. The com­ copies will be delivered with the effects Subchapter A— Aid of Civil Authorities and manding officer will indicate his ap­ to the summary court appointed to dis­ proval by signing the inventory and Public Relations pose of the effects. If it appears to the forwarding the original and duplicate Part 511— A s sis ta n c e to R e la t iv e s an d interest of both the eventual owner and to The Quartermaster General with any O tiA rs i n C o n n e c t io n W it h D eceased the Government that certain effects P ersonnel which meet the general description con­ effects being forwarded to the Depart­ tained in subdivision (iii) of this sub- ment of the Army for further disposition. miscellaneous a m e n d m e n t s paragraph be sold, particularly when the * * * * * 1. In § 511.4, add paragraph (a-1) andeffects are located overseas, the summary 2. In § 511.5, amend the last sentence amend paragraphs (c) (3) and (4), (f) court, if the commanding officer ap­ as follows: (1), and (g) ( l ) (i) and (2), as follows: proves, will so advise the next of kin or § 511.5 Effects of civilian employees § 511.4 Effects. * * * legal representative and ask for a power not subject to military law. * * * In all (a-1) Responsibility. The Quarter­ of attorney to dispose of the effects con­ master General is responsible for de­ cerned. Sale, if authorized, may be by cases receipts will be obtained and for­ veloping, formulating, and promulgating public or private sale. A certified copy warded direct to The Quartermaster policies, standards, and procedures for of the bill of sale will be prepared for the General with a complete report of action exercising staff and technical super­ next of kin or legal representative. In taken. addition, the summary court will collect vision relating to the handling and dis­ [C l, SR 800-560-5, 8 November 1955] (R. S. position of personal effects of deceased all local debts due the decedent and will 161; U. S. C. 22) Army personnel. pay undisputed local creditors, taking a * - * * ... * * . receipt for such payments to be attached [ s e a l ! Jo h n A. K l e i n , (c) Funds, commercial papers, stocks,to the inventory. A complete record of M ajor General U. S. Army. bonds, etc. * * * all sales and other cash transactions will The Adjutant General. (3) Commercial papers, bank ac­be entered on Form 54. The summary [F. R. Doc. 55-9784; FUed, Dec. 6, 1955; counts, stocks, bonds, or negotiable in­ court wfll forward the effects and cash 8:45 a. m.] 8988 RULES AND REGULATIONS

Chapter XIV—»The Renegotiation vide for changes in operation of the the bridge tender intends to open the Board Union Pacific Railroad Company bridge draw as soon as practicable, or that he across the Columbia River below the will hold the draw open. Subchapter B— The Renegotiation Board mouth of the Snake River and Northern (ii) Danger signals. Shall consist of a Regulations Under the 1951 Act Pacific Railway Company bridges across series of short blasts, at least four, given P art 1461— R e c o v e r y o f E x c e s siv e the Columbia River at Pasco and across in rapid succession, and repeated if P r o f its A fter D etermination the Snake River at Burbank, as follows: necessary, or a red flag during the day RECOVERY OF REFUND PURSUANT TO AGREE­ § 203.760 Columbia and Snake Rivers or a red light at night swung in full MENT; RELATION TO INCOME TAX PAY­ in vicinity of Pasco, Wash.; bridges— (a) circles in full sight of the vessel. The MENTS Bridges covered by the regulations of signals will be used in answering the this section. (1) The Union Pacific Rail­ call signal of a vessel to indicate that This part is amended by deleting in road Company bridge across the Colum­ the draw cannot or will not be opened its entirety § 1461.2 (b) Relation to in­ bia River about 5 miles downstream from at once, or, when vessels are waiting in come tax payments. Pasco, Washington. the vicinity, that the draw, if open is (Sec. 109, 65 Stat. 22; 50 U. S. O. App. 1219) (2) The Northern Pacific Railway about to be closed. It is also to be used in emergency to revoke an acknowledg­ Dated: December 2, 1955. Company bridge across the Columbia River between Pasco and Kennewick, ing signal. T h o m a s C o g g esh all, Washington. (iii) Rescinding signals. Shall be the Acting Chairman. (3) The Northern Pacific Railway reverse of the call signal for each bridge. [P. R. Doc. 55-9808; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; Company bridge across the Snake River The signal will be used by a vessel to 8:49 a. m .] at Burbank, Washington. cancel a previous call signal, and to in­ (b) Posting of regulations. The owner dicate that the vessel does not intend of or agency controlling each bridge to pass through and that the draw need shall keep conspicuously posted on the not be opened, or may be closed. P art 1467— M a n d a t o r y E x e m p t io n o f bridge a copy of the regulations of this (iv) Answer by the bridge tender to C o n tr ac ts a n d S ubcontracts for section together with a notice stating a rescinding signal shall be the danger signal. S tandard C o m m e r c ia l A r ticle s or exactly how the representative stated S ervices below may be reached. The regulations N ote: The term "long blast" means a dis­ of this section and notice shall be posted tinct blast of approximately five seconds’ TIME FOR FILING STANDARD COMMERCIAL on both the upstream and downstream duration and the term “short blast” means ARTICLE REPORTS sides of the bridge and in such a manner a distinct blast of approximately two sec­ Section 1467.4 (d ) Time for filing that they can be easily read at all times. onds' duration. Visual signals are to be used in conjunction with sound signals when Standard Commercial Article Report is The names, addresses, and telephone conditions are such that sound signals may amended by deleting the last sentence of numbers of the bridge representatives not be heard. subparagraph (2) and inserting in lieu are as follows: thereof the following: “If the Standard (1) For the Union Pacific Railroad (e) All bridges to which the regula­ Commercial Article Report is not filed Company bridge— The Chief Dispatcher, tions of this section apply shall be within the time specified in the first Spokane, Washington, telephone Main equipped with a whistle or horn of suf­ sentence of this subparagraph, it should 4121. ficient size and range that signals be filed by the contractor with its finan­ (2) For the Northern Pacific Railway sounded on same shall be distinctly au­ cial statement for such fiscal year, but Company bridges— The General Yard- dible up and down stream on a still day in no event later than the date upon master, Clark and Tacoma Streets, for a distance of approximately 2.5 miles. which the contractor is required to file Pasco, Washington, telephone 6242 or (f) A vessel, desiring to pass through such financial statement.” 4401. any of the above bridges, under which it cannot pass with the draw closed, except (Sec. 109, 65 Stat. 22; 50 U. S. C. App. 1219) (c) Advance notification. The own­ ers or operators of vessels requiring that when advance notice is required by para­ Dated: December 2, 1955. the drawspan of either of the bridges graph (c) of this section, shall sound the owned by the Northern Pacific Railway call signal for such bridge as prescribed T h o m a s C o g g e sh a ll, and shall repeat such signal at intervals Acting Chairman. Company referred to above, be opened between the hours of 4:00 p. m. and 8:00 until it is answered by the draw tender. [P. R. Doc. 55-9809; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; In case two vessels approaching from 8:49 a. m.J a. m., will notify the representative of the bridge owner at least 2 hours in ad­ opposite directions would meet at or near vance of the estimated time of arrival of the bridge, the vessel bound downstream shall be considered as having the right of TITLE 33— NAVIGATION AND the vessel at the bridge. (d) Signals. (1) Call signals for way. When either vessel waits for the NAVIGABLE WATERS opening of draw. The following signals passage of the other, the vessel shall again give the call signal for the bridge Chapter II— Corps of Engineers, shall be given by vessels as notice to bridge tender to open the draw, or in case and receive an acknowledging signal Department of the Army the draw is already open, that they in­ from the draw tender before proceeding. It is incumbent upon navigators t§ make P art 203— B ridge R e g u l a t io n s tend to pass through. sure that their signals are understood (1) ' Sound signals, (a) For the Union MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS before proceeding through a drawspan, Pacific Railroad Company bridge, 2 long and when approaching bridges, vessels Pursuant to the provisions of section blasts and 1 short blast, sounded at least should be kept under control, with a view 5 of the River and Harbor Act of August 10 minutes and not more than 30 minutes to stopping, if necessary, before reaching 18, 1894 (28 Stat. 362; 33 U. S. C. 499), before passage is desired the bridge. § 203.762 is hereby revoked; §203.810 (b) For the Northern Pacific Railway (g) All vessels when passing any governing the operation of bridges across Company bridges, 1 long blast and 2 short bridge shall be moved as expeditiously navigable waters of the United States blasts, sounded at least 10 minutes and within the State of Washington where as is consistent with safe navigation, and not more than 30 minutes before passage all-towboats engaged in towing barges constant attendance of draw tenders is is desired. or other craft through any of the bridges not required, is hereby amended by num­ (ii) Visual signals. A white flag by shall be of sufficient power to handle the bering existing subparagraphs and add­ day or a white light at night, swung in ing subparagraph (8) to paragraph (f 1, full circles at arm’s length in full sight tow without unduly delaying the closing to govern the operation of the Union of the bridge and facing the draw. of the drawspan. Pacific Railroad Company bridge across (2) Answering signals— (i) Acknowl­ (h) Vessels with hinged or adjustable the Snake River at Riparia, and the edging signals. Shall be the same as masts or booms projecting above their Idaho-Washington highway bridge the call signal for each bridge. The pur­ fixed structure shall lower the same and across the Snake River at Clarkston; and pose of the signal is to ackowledge the pass under the bridges, if practicable, § 203.760 is revised throughout to pro- call signal of a vessel and to indicate that without signaling for the draw to open. 1Wednesday, D e c e m b e r 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8989

(D If the bridge can be opened, or is fb) to (e), Inclusive, of this section shall W illamette Meridian not apply to these bridges. already open, when a call signal is given, T. 2 N., R. 14 E., the draw tender shall promptly answer [Regs., 22 November 1955, 823.01-ENGWGI Sec. 13, lot 3, that portion of the southeast the vessel calling by giving the acknowl­ (Sec. 5, 28 Stat. 362; 33 U. S. C. 499) quarter of northwest quarter, lying edging signal and promptly open the southerly of the north boundary of the draw or hold it open, as the case may be, [ s e a l ] J o h n A. K l e i n , existing right of way of the Spokane, Major General, U. S. Army, Portland and Seattle Railway Company, except that the opening of the-draw may The Adjutant General, and lot 4 (now inundated by the Co­ be delayed until immediately after the lumbia River). passage of any train which will cross the [F . R. Doc. 55—9785; Filed, Dec. 6, 1956; bridge before stopping and which has 8:45 a. m.] The tract described contains 8.10 passed any bridge signal block located, acres. not more than two miles from the bridge. Sfec. 17, lot 2, all that portion lying south­ Trains shall in no event stand in such TITLE 43— PUBLIC LANDS: easterly of a line that is 100 feet distant location as to prevent operation of the INTERIOR northwesterly, when measured at right, draw when a vessel desiring passage angles, from the center line survey for the relocation of the railroad of the Spokane, through the bridge has signaled for the Chapter I— Bureau of tand Manage­ Portland and Seattle Railway Company, draw to be opened. ment, Department of the Interior said center line being more particularly (j) In case the draw cannot be opened described, as follows: , at once when the call signal is given, the Appendix-—Public Land Orders Beginning at Engineer’s Station L 760 + 00 draw tender shall promptly answer the [Public Land Order 1259] P. O. T., from which station the southwest vessel calling by giving the danger signal [New Mexico 020728) corner of Section 17 in said township and and shall repeat the same, if necessary. range hears S. 66° 19' 09" W. a distance of As soma as the exigency which prevented N e w M e x ic o 2 ,8 74 .6 feet; thence N. 71* 47' 30" E. 527.32 feet to Station L 765+27.32 B. thence opening has been removed the bridge WITHDRAWING PUBLIC LANDS FOR USE OF THE northeasterly, on an Increasing Talbot tender shall promptly sound the regular, DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE FOR MILI­ spiral to the left (a=0.5172), a distance of acknowledging signal for the bridge to TARY PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 290.00 feet through an angle of 2° 10' 30" advise vessels that the draw can be WALKER AIR FORCE BASE to Station L 768+17.32 B. M. C.; thence opened at once, and he shall thereupon northeasterly, on a curve to the left hav­ By virtue of the authority vested in the proceed to open same if there is a vessel ing a radius of 3,819.75 feet, a distance of President and pursuant to Executive waiting to pass through. 170.56 feet through an angle of 2° 33' 30" Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952, it is to Station L 769 +87.88 E. M. C.; thence (k) When two- vessels arrive at a ordered as follows: northeasterly, on a decreasing Talbot spiral bridge at or near the same time and blow Subject to valid existing rights, toe to the left (a=0.5172), a distance of 290.00 the call signal, the lift span, when following-described public lands in New feet through an angle of 2° 10' 30" to Sta­ opened, shall be raised high enough to Mexico are hereby withdrawn from all tion L 772 + 77.88 E. S.; thence N. 64<\53' clear the taller vessel. If either vessel 00" E. 420.83 feet to Station L 776+98.71 forms of appropriation under toe public- at any drawbridge waits for passage of B. S. land laws, including toe mining and the the other and again gives the call sig­ mineral-leasing laws, and reserved for The tract described contains 5.99 acres. nal, the bridge tender shall promptly use of the Department of the Air Force Sec. 19, N W % N W % , all that portion of the answer with the acknowledging signal for military purposes in connection with east 11.70 chains lying southerly of the and shall hold the span open. In case Walker Air Force Base: south boundary of thé right of way of the intentions of a waiting vessel are not Washington State Highway No. & (U. S. New Mexico Principal Meridian fully understood by a draw tender, when No. 830). the draw is open he shall sound the T. 9 S., R. 25 E., The tract déseribed contains 8.30 acres. danger signal as a warning to vessels Sec. 20, S % N W % SW ^N E iA . T. 2 N„ R. 15 E., that he is about to close the draw. The tract described contains 5 acres. See. 14, lots 6, 7, 8 and 9, all those portions Cl) If a rescinding signal is given by a This order shall take precedence over lying between the line of ordinary high vessel to cancel a “previously given call but not otherwise affect toe Depart­ water of Idle Columbia River and a con­ signal, and it is evident toe vessel does mental order of April 8, 1935, establish­ tour line 178j0 feet above mean sea level, as determined: by reference to the United ing New Mexico Grazing District No. 6. * not intend to pass through, the draw States Coast and Geodetic Survey datum. tender shall answer with toe danger sig­ W e s l e y A. D ’E w a r t , nal and may close the draw, or need not The tract described contains 9.00 Assistant Secretary of the Interior. acres. open the draw. This order shall take precedence over N o v e m b e r 30,1955. § 203.762 Snake River; Union Pacific but not otherwise affect Power Site Clas­ Railroad Company bridge at Riparia, [F. R. Doc. 55-9786; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; sification. No. 378 of February 10,1948, so Wash., and highway bridge of States of 8r45 a. m.] far as it affects any of the lands. Washington and Idaho at Lewiston, [ s e a l ] W e s l e y A . D ’E w a r t , Idaho. [Revoked. I Assistant Secretary of the Interior.

S 203.810 Ravigable waters in the [Public Land Order 1260) D ece m b e r 1, 1955. State of Washington; bridges where con­ [Washington 02135} [F. R. Doc. 55-9787; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; stant attendance of draw tenders is not 8:45 a. m.] required. W a s h in g t o n * * * . • ' * WITHDRAWING PUBLIC LANDS FOR USE OF ) The bridges to which this section THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY IN CON­ TITLE 47— TELECOMMUNI­ applies, and the regulations applicable NECTION WITH THE DALLES DAM PROJECT CATION ® each case, are as follows r By virtue of toe authority vested in Chapter I— Federal Communications (1) Puyallup Waterway and River, toe President and pursuant to Executive coma Harbor; * * * Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952, it is Commission (2) South. Fork, Skagit River; * * * ordered as follows: [Docket Nos. 11181, 11532; FCC 55-1198] (3) Skagit River; * * » Subject to valid existing rights, toe [Rules Arndts. 3-62, 3-3] (4) Wishkah River; * * • following-described public lands in (5) (Reserved) Washington are hereby withdrawn from P art 3— R a d io -Broadcast S e r vices (6) (Reserved) all forms of appropriation under the (7) (Reserved) TELEVISION BROADCAST STATIONS; POWER public-land laws, including toe mining (8) Snake River; Union Pacific Rail AND ANTENNA HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS; and toe mineral-leasing laws, and re­ C £ any. bridge at Riparia, and Id MAXIMUM POWER at m „ ngton Department of Highway b> served for use of toe Department of toe for J?fkston- The draws need not be op Army in connection with The Dalles Dam In the matter of amendment of e passage of vessels, and paragr Project: § 3.614 (b) of the rules governing Tele- 8990 RULES AND REGULATIONS vision Broadcast Stations; Docket No. its intention in evaluating the merits of Commission believes that it would be 11181 ; amendment of Part 3 of the Com­ proposals submitted under Docket 11532, preferable not to attempt to dispose of mission’s rules and regulations govern­ to consider their bearing on all the fac­ the basic questions remaining in Docket ing Television Broadcast Stations; tors mentioned in paragraph 8 of the No. 11181 without reference to such deci­ Docket No. 11532. Notice of Proposed Rule Making. This, sions as it may reach in the general rule 1. In a report and order adopted on in the Commission’s opinion, will facil­ making proceeding under Docket No. July 20, 1955, under the above-entitled itate, and in fact is indispensable to, its 11532 on numerous matters w hich are Docket No. 11181 the Commission an­ quest for adequate solutions to the allo­ interrelated with and have direct bear­ nounced an amendment to § 3.614 (b) of cations problem now before it. ing on antenna heights and powers. the rules which would permit VHP tele­ 5. Also on November 10,1955, the Ultra Accordingly, the Commission has decided vision stations in Zone 1 to use maxi­ High Frequency Industry Coordinating to consider the basic questions remaining mum power at antenna heights up to Committee filed a petition requesting under Docket No. 11181, in the rule mak­ 1,250 feet, instead of up to 1,000 feet as that the Commission vacate the above- ing proceeding under Docket No. 11532. previously provided in the rules. The referenced Report and Order of July 20, The Commission is not in agreement effective date for this amendment was 1955, and deny the petitions in the in­ with the contention that it would be designated as August 31, 1955. stant proceeding (Docket No. 11181) for appropriate to dispose of the issues in 2. Prior to August 31, 1955, Elm City amendment of § 3.614 (b). The Com­ Docket 11181 without reference to such Broadcasting Corporation, licensee of mittee contended that there are strong decisions as it may take in the rule mak­ Station W NHC-TV on Channel 8 in New public interest considerations which re­ ing proceeding under Docket 11532. Haven, Connecticut, the Air Transport quire denial of the petitions of amend­ 7. On November 17, 1954, Northern Association of America and the Ultra ment of § 3.614 (b) on their merits and Pacific TV Corporation of Spokane, High Frequency Industry Coordinating that denial is required for consistency Washington, filed a petition requesting Committee filed with the Commission pe­ with the Commission’s actions of No­ amendment of § 3.614 (b ) so as to per­ titions for reconsideration of this action vember 10, 1955, in initiating the subject mit stations operating on Channels 2 to and for stay of the effectiveness of the rule making proceeding looking toward 6 in Zone H to operate with maximum new rule pending such reconsideration. possible revision of the Table of Assign­ powers of 100 kw irrespective of antenna Also prior to August 31, 1955, the Com­ ment (Docket No. 11532) and in adopting height. For reasons similar to those al­ mission received written requests from its Memorandum Opinion and Order of ready discussed, the Commission believes Mr. T. P. Pike, Assistant Secretary of November 10, 1955 in which the Com­ it will be desirable to consider this peti­ Defense and Mr. P. B. Lee, Administrator mission denied a number of petitions for tion also, under the rule making pro­ of Civil Aeronautics Administration, ask­ basic revisions to the present Table of ceeding in Docket No. 11532. ing that the Commission postpone the Assignments and television standards. 8. There is, however, one limited cir­ effective date of the amendment until On November 23, 1955, Sarkes Tarzian, cumstance concerning which the Com­ the completion of certain studies of the Inc. filed a reply and opposition to the mission feels no useful purpose would be Air Coordinating Committee and the re­ petition the Coordinating Committee served by deferring its decision or con­ lease of findings of the Joint Industry filed on November 10, 1955. In this solidating the matter with Docket No. Governmental Tall Structure Commit­ pleading Sarkes Tarzian requested that 11532. On March 22, 1951, during the tee. In an Order adopted on August the petition of the Coordinating Com­ general rule making proceeding in Dock­ 31,1955, the Commission announced that mittee be denied on the basis of a dis­ et 8736, et al., looking toward revision in its opinion the public interest would tinction it suggests between deintermix­ of the existing system of television allo­ be served by staying the effectiveness of ture proposals which have not been cations and standards the Commission the amendment in order that it might adopted and “the so-called 1,250' rule” issued its Third Notice of Rule making afford consideration to the foregoing re­ which it states has already been adopted in which it announced inter alia, pro­ quests; and the effective date of the in a rule making proceeding. Sarkes posed increased maximum antenna heights and powers. In its Sixth Report foregoing amendment was accordingly T&rzian also contended that the subject and Order issued on April 14,1952 in the extended to October 1, 1955. In subse­ amendment would have different effect same proceeding the Commission finally quent Orders adopted on September 28, in the Indianapolis-Bloomington area adopted maximum limitations on an­ 1955, October 21, i 955, and November 16, than in other areas such as New England, tenna heights and powers which were 1955, the effective date was further ex­ and stated that UH F stations which may more restrictive than those stated in the tended. Under the last mentioned be affected by the amendment could sub­ mit their objections when VHF stations Third Notice. In the instant proceed­ Order the effective date was designated ings under Docket 11181 there has been as January 9, 1956. file applications looking toward the use called to the Commission’s attention a 3. On November 10,1955, the Commis­ of higher towers with maximum powers in Zone I. On November 28, 1955 WSAZ, circumstance in which the Commission’s sion issued a Notice of Proposed Rule authorization to relocate an antenna site Making in the above entitled Docket No. Inc., licensee of Station W SAZ-TV at Huntington, West Virginia, and partici­ to a point farther distant from the prin­ 11532, looking toward possible revision cipal city to be served was issued by the of the Table of Assignments or television pant in the proceedings under Docket 11181, filed an Opposition to the petition Commission and acted upon after the standards. In this Notice the Commis­ issuance of the Third Notice and before sion invited proposals and comments of filed by the Coordinating Committee on November 10, 1955. In this Opposition issuance of the Sixth Report and Order all interested parties on such modifica­ To apply the maximum heights and tions of the present nationwide alloca­ W SAZ argued that the Commission, in taking its actions of November 10, 1955 powers adopted in the Sixth Report and tions plan as might help to reduce the Order to a station whose transmitter site existing barriers to the fuller expansion relating to deintermixture without taking corollary action in the instant proceeding was relocated, by authorization of the of the Nation’s television services. In Commission, at a time when the licen­ paragraph 8 of the Notice the Commis­ under Docket 11181, had correctly de­ termined that the latter proceeding was see’s choice of a new site was influenced sion requested comments on the nature by the maximum heights and powers an­ and the extent of departures, if any, independent of the matters on which the Commission acted on November 10, 1955. nounced in the Third Notice, would, in from the present standards as adopted the opinion of the Commission, wors 6. The subject amendment to § 3.614 in the Sixth Report and Order, with undue and unnecessary hardship on sucn ( b ) , although it would not have nation­ respect to a series of factors basic to the a station. For this reason, the Commis­ present television system. Among the wide effect, would apply to a very sig­ sion is of the view that considerations ox nificant segment of the television indus­ factors so specified were the “M in im um equity justify permitting utilization o try. Zone I comprehends almost half and maximum limitations on powers and present maximum powers at the antenna the population of the United States and antenna heights”. height specified in such authorizatio approximately a third of all existing 9. Authority for the adoption of t 4. Thus the foregoing amendment to television stations. The amendment amendment herein is contained in sec­ § 3.614 (b) of the rules concerns only concerns factors— maximum antenna one of a considerable number of closely heights and powers— which are basic to tions 303 (a ), (b ), (c), (d), (e), interrelated features of the present sys­ the structure of the present television and (r) and 4 (i) of the Communications tem. The Commission has annpunced system. In these circumstances the Act of 1934, as amended. 1W ednesday, D e c e m b e r 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8991

10. In view of the foregoing: I t isauthorization. The limitation shall apply, respect to Zone II will be considered ordered, That § 3.614 (b) (1> of the however, where the tower or other principal under Docket No. 11532. supporting structure had been constructed rules, effective January 6, 1956, is prior to the date of such authorization. (Sec. 4, 48 Stat. 1066 as amended; 47 U. S. C. amended by the addition of the follow­ 154. Interprets or applies sec. 303, 48 Stat. ing note: . If. I f is further ordered, That the 1082, as amended; 47 U. S. C. 303) Commission’s Report and Order in No te: This limitation shall not apply to Adopted: November 30, 1955. any licensee or permittee in Zone I who re­ Docket No. 11181 of July 29, 1955, is va­ ceived an authorization after March 22, 1951, cated, and the record in Docket No. 11181 Released: December 1,1955. to relocate its transmitter site and construct is made part of the general rule making a new tower and antenna to a height in proceeding in Docket No. 11532; and F ederal C ommunications excess of 1000 feet above average terrain Docket No. 11181 is hereby terminated. C o m m is s io n , and who constructed or who had substan­ 12.' I t is further ordered, That the pe­ [ s e a l ] M a r y J a n e M o r r is, tially completed construction of said tower tition of Northern Pacific TV Corpora­ Secretary. and antenna prior to April 14, 1952. In such case, maximum power may be utilized at the tion filed November 17, 1954, and re­ [ F R. Doc. 55—9791: Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; height above average terrain specified in the questing amendment of § 3.614 (b ) in 8:46 a. m.J

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

The Commission will consider all such issued by FCC pursuant to which a radio FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS comments that are submitted before tak­ station may be operated, including con­ COMMISSION ing action in this matter, and, if any structions permits, station licenses, tem­ comments appear to warrant the holding porary authorizations, etc). [ 47 CFR Port 3 1 of a hearing or oral argument, a notice (b) The CONELRAD Radio Alert will [Docket No. 11568; FCC 55—1197] of the time and place of such hearing be initiated by the Commanding Officer or oral argument will be given. of the Air Division (Defense) or higher CONELRAD P l a n for N oncommercial 4. In accordance with the provisionsmilitary authority. Educational F M a n j I nternational of § 1.764 of the Commission’s rules and (c) The provision of an adequate re­ Broadcast S ervices regulations, an original and 14 copies of ceiver, to monitor any standard, FM or NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE MAKING all statements, briefs, or comments shall TV broadcast station either by aural or be furnished the Commission. by automatic means, during all hours In the matter of amendments to Part 3 of operation of noncommercial educa­ of the Commission’s rules to extend Adopted: November 30, 1955. tional FM or ^international broadcast CONELRAD to the Noncommercial Edu­ Released: December 2, 1955. stations, will be considered as compliance cational FM and the International with the requirements of paragraph (a) F ederal C ommunications Broadcast Services. of this section. Other means of receiv­ C o m m is s io n ,1 1. The Commission has before it the ing the CONELRAD Radio Alert may be approved CONEIiRAD Plan for the Non­ [ s e a l ] M a r y J a n e M o r r is, Secretary. authorized by the Federal Communica­ commercial Educational FM and the tions Commission in special cases. International Broadcast Services. This 1. Change title of Subpart G to read N ote: Every standard, FM and TV broad­ plan was developed in cooperation with “CONELRAD for Standard, Pm and cast station will be notified of the Radio licensees, Department of Defense and Television Broadcast Stations.” Alert by telephone calls or by radio broad­ Director, Office of Defense Mobilization, 2. Add a new subpart H as follows: casts. Immediately upon receipt of the Radio and government agencies concerned. In Alert, each standard, FM and TV broadcast S u b pa r t H— C onelr ad fo r N o n c o m m e r ­ order to put this plan into* effect it is station will proceed as follows on its normally c ial E d u c a t io n a l FM a n d I n t e r n a ­ necessary to modify Part 3 of the Com­ assigned frequency: t io n a l B roadcast S t a t io n s (1) Discontinue the normal program in mission’s rules as set forth below. It progress. is proposed to change the title of the § 3.1001 Scope and objective, (a ) (2) Cut the transmitter carrier for ap­ present Subpart G of Part 3 of the rules This subpart applies to all radio stations proximately 5 seconds. (Sound carrier only to read, “CONELRAD For Standard, FM in the noncommercial educational FM for television stations.) and Television Broadcast Stations.”1 It and the international broadcast services (3> Return the carrier to the air for ap­ is further proposed to add a new Subpart located in the Continental U. S., and is proximately 5 seconds. H to Part 3 of the rules as set forth for the purpose of providing for the (4) Cut transmitter carrier for approxi­ below. alerting and operation of radio stations mately 5 seconds. (5) Return carrier to the air. 2. These proposed amendments are in these services during periods of air (6) Broadcast 1,000 cycle (approximately) promulgated by authority of sections 303 attack or imminent threat thereof. steady state tone for fifteen seconds. (r) and 606 .(c) of the Communications (b) The objective of the CONELRAD (7) Broadcast the CONELRAD radio alert Act of 1934 as amended and Executive rules in this subpart is to minimize the message as follows: “We interrupt our nor­ Order No. 10312 signed by the President navigational aid that an enemy might mal program to cooperate in security and December 10, 1951. obtain from the electromagnetic ra­ Civil Defense measures as requested by the diations from radio stations in the United States Government, 15118 is a CON­ 3. Any interested party who is of the ELRAD radio alert. Normal broadcasting opinion that the proposed amendments noncommercial educational FM and in­ will now be discontinued for an indefinite would not be adopted or should not be ternational broadcast services, while period. Civil Defense Information will be adopted in the form set forth herein may simultaneously providing for a continued broadcast in most areas at 640 and 1240 on file on or before January 3, 1956, a writ­ radio service under controlled conditions your regular radio receiver.’* ten statement or brief setting forth his when such operation is essential to the (8) The CONELRAD radio alert message comments. Comments in support of the public welfare. will then be repeated. Proposed amendments may also be filed § 3.1002 Alerting, (a) All radio sta­ § 3.1003 Operating during a CONEL­ nr °r.b?fare the same date. Comments tions in the noncommercial educational RAD Radio Alert, (a ) Noncommercial r briefs in reply to the original com- FM and the international broadcast educational FM broadcast stations, upon “lay be filed within one week from services licensed by the Federal Com­ receipt of a CONELRAD radio alert, will m^ ,ast day for filing said original com- munications Commission are responsible interrupt the program in progress, and or briefs. No additional com­ for making provisions to receive the broadcast the CONELRAD Radio Alert ments may be filed unless, (1) speeifl- CONELRAD Radio Alert message and Message as in § 3.1002 (7) and (8). ^ requested by the Commission, or the CONELRAD Radio All Clear. (As The station will then discontinue its car­ cause for the filing of such used in this subpart the term “licensed rier and maintain radio silence for the wamonal comments is established. by” includes every form of authority duration of the CONELRAD Radio Alert. No. 237----- 2 8992 PROPOSED RULE MAKING

(b) International broadcast stations, public fixed stations for communication methods to be applied in the fixing of upon receipt of a CONELRAD radio alert with the ACS fixed stations at Juneau just and reasonable rates to be charged will interrupt the program in progress, and at Fairbanks, Alaska. The proposed by independent producers of natural gas may make a brief sign-off announcement amendment provides that use of 3357 kc sold in interstate commerce for resale, not longer than one minute, and, except must be coordinated as necessary with or transportation in interstaté com­ for those stations specifically authorized the use of the frequency 3353 kc by fixed merce. by the Federal Communications Com­ stations of United States Government General public notice of the proposed mission to continue transmitting, sta­ and with the use of the frequency 3365 rule making in the above-entitled mat­ tions in this service will leave the air kc by other fixed stations in the Alaska ter was given by publication of notice and maintain radio silence. Stations in area so as to avoid harmful interference. dated November 17, 1954, in thepFEDERAL the international broadcast service per­ 3. The proposed amendment set forth R egister (19 F. R. 7696) and by mailing mitted to continue transmitting will be below is issued under the authority con­ of notice to natural-gas pipeline com­ individually authorized to transmit by tained in sections 303 (c) (f) and (r) panies, State regulatory | commissions, the Federal Communications Commis­ of the Communications Act of 1934, as independent producers, Federal agencies sion with the concurrence of the Secre­ amended. and others who it was considered would tary ,ef Defense, and the Director, Office 4. Any interested person who. is of the have an interest in the matter. In such of Defense Mobilization, and will trans­ opinion that the proposed amendment notices the Commission invited sugges­ mit only urgent government broadcasts should not be adopted or should not be tions as to the principles and methods or messages. The stations’ carrier must adopted in the form set forth herein, to be applied by it in its regulation of be removed from the' air during periods may file with the Commission on or the rates to be charged by independent of no broadcast or message transmis­ before January 15, 1956, written data, producers who are natural-gas compa­ sions. views or briefs setting forth his com­ nies under the Act for their transporta­ § 3.1004 Identification. After re­ ments. Comments in support of the tion or sale of natural gas subject to the proposed amendment may also be filed ceipt of a CONELRAD radio alert, non­ jurisdiction of the Commission. on or before the same date. Comments commercial educational FM broadcast In response to such notice, as supple­ in reply to the original comments may be and international broadcast stations mented by a further notice dated De­ filed within ten days from the last day shall make no station identification cember 2, 1954 (19 F. R. 8107), of an for filing said original data, views, or either by announcement of regularly extension of time for submittals and briefs. The Commission will consider all assigned call signals or by announce­ oral argument, Several dozen written such comments prior to taking final ment of geographical location. suggestions, comments, and briefs were action in this matter. filed by interested parties including § 3.1005 Radio All Clear. The radio 5. In accordance with the provisions producers, pipeline companies, distribu­ all clear will be initiated only by the Air of § 1.764 of the Commission’s rules, an tion companies, State commissions, in­ Division (Defense) Commander or original and 14 copies of all statements, dustry organizations, land and royalty higher military authority and will be briefs or comments should be furnished owners’ associations and others, respect­ disseminated over the same channels as the Commission. the CONELRAD radio alert. Radio sta­ ing the matters* involved in this docket. tions in the noncommercial educational Adopted: November 30,1955. In addition, we heard oral argument on January 11,12, and 13, 1955, by many of FM and the international broadcast Released: December 2, 1955. services may resume normal operating those who had submitted briefs and by schedules when the CONELRAD radio all F ederal C ommunications the Commission Staff. C o m m is s io n , clear is received, unless otherwise re­ However, the information gained in [ s e a l ] M a r y Ja n e M o r r is, stricted by order of the Commission. this proceeding convinces us that, on the Secretary. basis of the record herein, we should not § 3.1006 Tests. Tests of the CONEL­ A. Part 14 is amended as follows: lay down any rules as to what would be RAD alerting and operating systems of necessary or appropriate for considera­ the noncommercial educational FM and 1. Section 14.206 (a) (9) is amended to read: tion in determining the just and reason­ the international broadcast services may able rates of any independent producer be conducted at appropriate intervals. (9) 3357 for telegraphy and/or te­ subject to our jurisdiction under the Reports of the results of such tests may lephony; for communication with ACS Natural Gas Act. be required in a form, to be prescribed stations located at Fairbanks, Anchor­ Accordingly, after full consideration by the Commission. age, and Juneau. The use of this fre­ of the suggestions, comments, and rec­ § 3.1007 Log entries. Appropriate quency for communication with Anchor­ ommendations submitted, it appears to entries of all CONELRAD tests, drills or age shall be coordinated as necessary the Commission that adoption of any operations shall be made in the station with use of the frequency 3353 kc by standards, principles, or methods re­ log. . United States Government stations so as specting the matters anddssues involved to avoid harmful interference to the lat­ herein is not appropriate or necessary in [F. R. Doc. 55-9813; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; ter. The use of 3357 kc for communica­ 8:50 a. m.] carrying out the provisions of the Nat­ tion with Juneau, Fairbanks and Anchor­ age shall be coordinated as necessary ural Gas Act. W e so find. with the use of the frequency 3365 kc by The Commission further finds: On [4 7 CFR Part 14] other fixed stations in the Alaska area the basis of the record herein, the pro­ [Docket No. 11557; FCC 55-1185] so as to avoid harmful interference. ceeding in this docket should be termi­ N ote: The ACS station at Anchorage will nated. R adio S t a t io n s i n A las k a (O th er T h a n act as coordinator between the non-Govern- The Commission orders: The proceed­ A m a te u r and B roadcast) ment stations transmitting to Anchorage on ing in this docket respecting considera­ AVAILABILITY OF CERTAIN FREQUENCY 3357 kc and the Government stations operat­ tion of principles and methods to be ing on 3353 kc. In the matter of amendment of Part established as a basis for determining 14 to make available to Alaska-public [F. R. Doc. 55-9814; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; just and reasonable rates which may be 8:50 a. m.] fixed stations the frequency 3357 kc for charged by independent producers for communication with the Alaska Com­ natural gas sold in interstate commerce munications System fixed station at for resale is terminated. Anchorage, Alaska. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION 1. Notice is hereby given of proposed [18 CFR Part 154 1 Adopted: November 30, 1955. rule making in the above-entitled matter. Issued: December 1,1955. 2. The proposed amendment of Part [Docket No. R-142] 14 of the Commission’s rules makes the R ates for N atural G as S o ld i n I n t e r ­ By the Commission. frequency 3357 kc available to Alaska- state C o m m er c e fo r R esale [ s e a l ] L e o n M . F u q u a y , public fixed stations for communication Secretary. with the Alaska Communications System ORDER TERMINATING PROCEEDING fixed station at Anchorage, Alaska. This The Commission has under considera­ [F. R. Doc. 55-9794; Filed, Dec. 6, 195"! frequency already is available to Alaska- tion in this proceeding principles and 8:46 a. m.] Wednesday, Decem ber 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8993

NOTICES

«b ain « to Corner No. 2, U. S. Survey No. 2316. 012829, for the withdrawal of the lands DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Thence S. 74° 30' W . 1.45 chains to Corner described below, from all forms of ap­ Office of the Attorney General No. 1, U. S. Survey No. 2316. Thence S. 13° propriation including the mining laws 00' W. 3.90 chains to Corner No. 7, IT. S. but excepting provisions of the mineral [Order No. 106-55] Survey No. 2316. Thence S. 70° 34' W . 2.675 chains to Corner No. 3, U. S. Survey No. 2850 leasing laws and Materials Act. The Designation o p A s s is t a n t A t t o r n e y on line 7-6, U. S. Survey No. 2316. Thence applicant desires the land for public G eneral, D irector, O f f ic e o f A l ie n No. 19° 26' W . 2.475 chains distance to Corner recreational purposes. P roperty, t o P e r f o r m C e r t a in F u n c ­ No. 2, U. S. Survey No. 2850. Thence S. 68° For a period of 60 days from the date tions i n A dministration o f T it l e n of 12' W. 3.757 chains to Comer No. 1, U. S. of publication of this notice, persons Survey No. 2850, identical with Comer No. 1, International C l a im s S e t t l e m e n t A ct having cause may present their objec­ TJ. S. Survey No. 2714. Thence S. 59° 18' W . tions in writing to the undersigned offi­ o f 1949, as A m e n d e d 6.685 chains to point of beginning, contain­ cial of the Bureau of Land Management, By virtue of the authority vested in ing 2.85 acres, more or less. Department of the Interior, Box 480, the Attorney General by section 1 of R oger R . R o b in s o n , Anchorage, Alaska. Executive Order No. 10644 of November Acting Area Administrator. If circumstances warrant it, a public 7,1955,1 hereby designate the Assistant hearing will be held at a convenient time Attorney General, Director, Office of [F. R. Doc. 55-9788; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; 8:45 a. m .] and place, which will be announced. Alien Property, Department of Justice, The determination of the Secretary on to perform the functions conferred by the application will be published in the Title II of the International Claims Set­ F ederal R e g ist e r . A separate notice tlement Act o f 1949, as added by Public A la s k a will be sent to each interested party of Law 285, 84th Congress (69 Stat. 562), record. upon the President, and the functions NOTICE OF PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL AND The lands involved in the application conferred by that title upon any designee RESERVATION OF LANDS are: of the President. N o v em ber 29,1955. Faibbanks Meridian H erbert B r o w n e l l , Jr., The Department of the Army has filed T. 1 S., R. 2 W., Attorney General. an application, Serial No. Fairbanks Section 28; Lot 8. Containing 36.92 acres N ovember 23, 1955. 012783, for the withdrawal of the lands described below, from all forms of appro­ [F. R. Doc. 55-9820; Filed, Dec. 5, 1955; R oger R . R o b in s o n , 9:05 a. m.] priation including the mining and min­ Acting Area Administrator. eral leasing laws. The applicant desires [F. R. Doc. 55-9790; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; the land for a site for training in moun­ 8:45 a. m .] DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR tain climbing. For a period of 60 days from the date Bureau of Land Management of publication of this notice, persons CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD having cause may present their objec­ A las k a tions in writing to the undersigned offi­ [Docket No. 5564] notice of proposed w it h d r a w a l An d cial of the Bureau of Land Management, T u c s o n A ir po r t A u t h o r it y reservation o f l a n d s Department of the Interior, Box 480, Anchorage, Alaska. NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR N ovem ber 29,1955. If circumstances warrant it, a public DESIGNATION AS INTERMEDIATE POINT The Bureau of Land Management has hearing will be held at a convenient time In the matter o£ the application of the filed an application, Serial No. Fair­ and place, which will be announced. Tucson Airport Authority for the desig­ banks 012695, for the withdrawal of the The determination of the Secretary on nation of Tucson as an intermediate lands described below, from all forms of the application will be published in the point on route No. 2. appropriation including the grazing, ma­ F ederal R e g ist e r . A separate notice Notice is hereby given, pursuant to terials, mining and mineral leasing acts. will be sent to each interested party of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as The applicant desires the land for rec­ record. amended, particularly sections 205 (a ), reational site and landing area for both The lands involved in the application 401, and 1002 (i) of said act and the boats and aircraft. -applicable regulations thereunder, that For a period of 60 days from the date are: a hearing in the above-entitled proceed­ of publication of this notice, persons Commencing at USC & GS monument ing is assigned to be held on January having cause may present their objec­ “Rapids Airport” at Latitude 63°32'03.168" 11, 1956, at 10:00 a. m., m. s. t., at the tions in writing to the undersigned offi­ N. and Longitude 145° 51'34.005" W., thence S. 11° 30' E. 3,273 feet to the true point erf El Conquistador Hotel, Tucson, Arizona, cial of th e Bureau of Land Management, beginning, for this description, said point before Examiner William J. Madden. Department of the Interior, Box 480, being situated on the easterly bank of the Without limiting the scope of the issues Anchorage, Alaska. Delta River; thence east one mile, thence particular attention Will be directed to If circumstances warrant it, a public south % mile, thence west to the east bank the following matters and questions: hearing will be held at a convenient of the Delta River, thence north on a (1) Whether the public convenience time and place, which will be announced. meandering course along the said east bank and necessity require that Tucson, Ari­ The determination of the Secretary •f the Delta River to the point of beginning, zona, be designated as an intermediate on the application will be published in and containing 480 acres more or less. point on Trans World Airlines, Inc., the Federal R egister. A separate notice R oger R . R o b in s o n , route No. 2, and that the certificate of will be sent to each interested party of Acting Area Administrator. record. public convenience and necessity of said [F. R. Doc. 55-9789; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; carrier should be amended accordingly, The lands involved in the application are: 8:45 a. m.] and whether said carrier is fit, willing, and able to perform said air transpor­ Beginning at Corner No. 4, U. S. Survey No. tation and conform to the provisions of 2714, thence N. 40° 51' W. 0.38 chains ap­ the act and the regulations of the Board proximately to a point on the left bank of A lask a thereunder. °t Springs Slough, thence northeasterly „.on& the left bank of Manley Hot Springs NOTICE OF PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL AND Notice is further given that any per­ nn° «T 1 aPProximately 17.40 chains to a point RESERVATION OF LANDS son not a party of record desiring to be „ th® left bank of Hot Springs Slough N. heard in support of or Uj. opposition to 00 w . approximately 0.30 chains distance N o vem ber 29, 1955. questions involved in this proceeding rom Corner No. 2, U. S. Survey No. 2316, The Bureau of Land Management has must file with the Board on or before Aence s. 25° 00' E. approximately 0.30 filed an application, Serial No. Fairbanks January 11, 1956, a statement setting 8994 NOTICES forth the matters of fact or law which he It is further ordered, That within ten Republic Steel Corporation. desires to advance. Any person filing days after the receipt from the Commis­ Sperry Rand Corporation. such a statement may appear at the sion of a copy of this order, the appli­ Texas Gas Transmisison. Phillips Petroleum Corporation. hearing in accordance with Rule 14 of cant herein shall cause a copy hereof to Canadian stocks: the Board’s Rules of Practice in Eco­ be published in a newspaper or news­ Britalta Petroleums, Ltd. nomic Proceedings. papers having general circulation in New AlthOna Mines, Ltd. Fowler and Adams County, Illinois, and Dated at Washington, D. C., Decem­ New Continental Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd. Scurry-Rainbow Oil, Ltd. ber 2, 1955. shall furnish proof of such publication at the hearing herein. Rayrock Mines,. Ltd. By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Aluminium, Ltd. Released: November 25,1955. [ s e a l ] F r a n c is W . B r o w n , Dated: September 16, 1955. Chief Examiner» F ederal C ommunications C o m m is s io n , C. F. Ogden. [P. R. Doc. 55-9815; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; [ s e a l ] M a r y Ja n e M o r r is, [P. R. Doc. 55-9870; Filed, Dee. 6, 1955; 8:50 a. m.] Secretary. 8:51 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 55-0792; Plied, Dec. 6, 1955; 8:46 a. m.J HOUSING AND HOME SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE FINANCE AGENCY COMMISSION

Public Housing Administration [Docket No. 11527; FCC 55M-993] [Pile No. 70-3427] C e n t r a l P u b l ic U t i l i t y C orp. Section II, Delegations of Final Au­ R ic h l a n d , Inc . (W M A N ) thority, is amended as follows: ORDER SCHEDULING HEARING NOTICE OF FILNG REGARDING GUARANTEE BY Paragraph E l 3 is amended by adding PARENT OF ¿SORT-TERM NOTE OF SUB­ the following official to the list of officials In re application of Richland, Inc. SIDIARY AND EXTENSION OF CREDIT TO designated therein: (W M A N ), Mansfield, Ohio, Docket No. SUCH SUBSIDIARY Chief of the Disposition Section, Washington 11527, File No. BR-1037, for renewal of D ece m b e r 1, 1955. license. Field Office Notice is hereby given that Central I t is ordered. This 25th day of Novem­ Date approved: November 30, 1955. Public Utility Corporation (“Central”), ber 1955, that Herbert Sharfman will a registered holding company under the [ s e a l ] C h a r le s E. S lu ss e r , preside at the hearing in the above- Public Utility Holding Company Act of Commissioner. entitled proceeding which ' is hereby 1935 (“act”) which has disposed of all scheduled to commence on January 25, its public-utility subsidiaries within the [P. R. Doc. 55-9795; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; 1956, in Washington, D. C. 8:46 a. m.] » United States and which now has an ap­ Released: November 29, 1955. plication pending for exemption pur­ suant to section 3 (a) (5) of the act FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS F ederal C ommunications (File No. 31-626) , has filed a declaration C o m m is s io n , pursuant to section 7 of the act and Rule COMMISSION [ s e a l ] M a r y J a n e M o r r is, U-45 of the General Rules and Regula­ [Docket No. 11547, Pile No. P-C-3683] Secretary. tions promulgated under the act with [F. R. Doc. 55-9793; Plied, Deo. 6, 1955; respect to the following proposed I l l in o is B e l l T e l e p h o n e C o . 8:46 a. m.] transactions: ORDER ASSIGNING MATTER FOR PUBLIC Central states that, although the con­ HEARING solidated earned surplus of its system OFFICE OF DEFENSE The Commission having under con­ exceeds $7,500,000, its own cash and cor­ porate earned surplus have been greatly sideration an application filed by Illi­ MOBILIZATION reduced by prior dividend payments to nois Bell Telephone Company for a C h e st e r F. O gden certificate under section 221 (a) of the its stockholders (at the semi-annual rate Communications Act of 1934, as n o t ic e o f appointment a n d s t a t e m e n t o f of 40 cents per share), that it does not amended, that the proposed acquisition BUSINESS INTERESTS have sufficient cash or corporate earned by Illinois Bell Telephone Company of surplus for the payment of its next regu­ Pursuant to section 710 (b) of the De­ lar dividend, and that it desires to ob­ certain telephone plant and properties fense Production Act of 1950 as amended, of Fowler Central Telephone Company tain such cash in the form of dividends notice is hereby given of the appoint­ to increase its earned surplus to enable furnishing telephone service in and ment of Mr. Chester F. Ogden, Manager around' Fowler, Illinois, will be of ad­ it to continue dividends to its own stock­ of Purchases, The Detroit Edison Com­ holders. The filing indicates that Cen­ vantage to the persons to whom service pany, Detroit, Michigan, as Assistant is to be rendered and in the public tral’s wholly-owned subsidiary, The Director for Materials on September 27, Islands Gas and Electric Company interest; 1955 (Consultant, April 11, 1955); in the I t is ordered, This 25th day of Novem­ ( “Islands”), an intermediate holding Office of Defense Mobilization. company which is exempt from the re­ ber 1955, that pursuant to the provisions Mr. Ogden’s statement of his business of section 221 (a) of the Communica­ quirements of the act pursuant to orders interests follows. heretofore issued by the Commission tions Act of 1934, as amended, the above application is assigned for public hear­ Dated: December 5, 1955. under sections 3 (a) (5) and 3 (b) ing for the purpose of determining thereof, desires to aid Central and is A u t h u r S. F l e m m in g , whether the proposed acquisition will considering the declaration and pay­ Director, ment on its common stock of dividends be of advantage to the persons to whom Office of Defense Mobilization. aggregating not more than $ , , . service is to be rendered and in the 5 000 000 It is further indicated that Islands now public interest; The following statement lists the has about $2,500,000 in cash immedi­ I t is further ordered, That the hearing names'of concerns required by subsec­ ately available for the payment of divi­ upon said application be held at the tion 710 (b) (6) of the Defense Produc­ dends and it is contemplating a short­ offices of the Commission in Washing­ tion Act of 1950, as amended: term bank loan of $2,500,000. The bank ton, D. C., beginning at 10:00 a. m. on American stocks: loan in contemplation would be from the 21st day of December 1955, and that Aeroquip Corporation. ? some New York bank and would be evi­ a copy of this order shall be served upon American Airlines, Inc. denced by Islands’ promissory note the Governor of Illinois, Illinois Com­ Chrysler Corporation. Davidson Brothers, Inc. bearing interest at a rate not to exceed merce Commission, Illinois Bell Tele­ Vz percent more than the prime rate, phone Company, Fowler Central Tele­ The Detroit Edison Company, Dow Chemical Company. maturing in less than nine months ana phone Company, and the Postmaster of Parke Davis & Company. secured by Central’s guarantee whicn. Fowler, Illinois; Rayonier Incorporated. in turn, would be secured by the pledge Wednesday, December 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8995 with the lending bank of a time deposit of 1940 ("act”) that Trustee Standard [File No. 811-302] Oilshares, Series A (the “Trust”) , a reg­ equivalent to the amount of the loan T r u st ee S tandard O ils h a r e s , S er ies B and (if required by the bank) by Cen­ istered investment company, has ceased tral’s subordination of the indebtedness to be an investment company. NOTICE OP MOTION TO TERMINATE owed to it by Islands. The Trust was created as a unit in­ REGISTRATION Declarant states that, if the proposed vestment trust on June 27, 1928, pursu­ D ecem ber 1,1955. loan should be made, Islands believes it ant to a Trust Agreement between Trus­ Notice is hereby given that the Securi­ would have no difficulty in making re­ tee Standard Shares, Inc., Depositor, and ties and Exchange Commission (“Com­ payment but even if Islands were unable Empire Trust Company, New York, New mission”) on its own motion, is to repay the loan, Central would pay the York, Trustee. In accordance with the proposing to declare by order, pursuant loan by using the pledged cash and terms of the Trust Agreement the Trust to section 8 (f) of the Investment Com­ would become subrogated to the bank’s was terminated as of May 1,1948. pany Act of 1940 (“act”) that Trustee position as creditor of Islands in the Following termination of the Trust its Standard Oilshares, Series B (the amount of the loan. assets were sold by the Trustee pursuant “Trust”), a registered investment com­ Central states that the payment of the to the terms of the Trust Agreement for pany, has ceased to be an investment described dividends to it by Islands would a net realization of $1,907,963.20, which company. enable Central to continue its regular sum was available for the certificate The Trust was created as a unit in­ dividend payments to its own stockhold­ holders of the Trust. vestment trust on February 1,1930, pur­ ers and that it would invest the bulk of The Trustee has distributed to certifi­ suant to a Trust Agreement between the cash received, thereby carrying on its cate holders who surrendered their cer­ Trustee Standard Shares, Inc., Deposi­ proper business as a holding company. tificates $9.80 per trust share and holds tor, and Empire Trust Company, New Declarant represents that the pro­ an aggregate of $53,949 for distribution York, New York, Trustee. In accordance posed transactions by Islands are not to the holders of unsurrendered certifi­ with the terms of the Trust Agreement subject to the jurisdiction of any state cates representing 5,505 trust shares. In the Trust was terminated as of April 15, commission or any Federal commission, addition, the Trustee holds $11,038.36 1947. that the proposed transactions by Cen­ coupon funds covering various maturi­ Following termination of the Trust tral are not subject to the jurisdiction of ties of coupons not yet presented for its assets were sold by the Trustee pur­ any state commission or any* Federal payment, and held for such purpose. The suant to the terms of the Trust Agree­ commission other than this Commission, Trustee also holds a cash reserve of ment for a net realization of $335,685.44, and that the fees and expenses in con­ $5,066.10 pending final determination of which sum was available for the certifi­ nection with the transactions are esti­ certain claims in litigation. Upon con­ cate holders of the Trust. mated at not in excess of $600, including clusion of the litigation any balance of The Trustee has distributed to certifi­ miscellaneous expenses of $100, and pos­ said reserve will be distributed to or held cate holders who surrendered their sible fees and expenses of the attorney for certificate holders. certificates $9.40 per trust share and for the lending bank in an amount not The Trustee represents that the Spon­ holds an aggregate of $10,528 for distri­ exceeding $1,000. sor [Depositor! of the Trust is no longer bution to the holders of unsurrendered Notice is further given that any in­ in existence and has lost its corporate certificates representing 1,120 trust terested person may, not later than De­ franchise and that any funds held by the shares. In addition, the Trustee holds cember 14,1955, at 5:30 p. m., request the Trustee will be held for the respective $6,303.30 coupon funds covering various Commission in writing that a hearing be certificate holders and if and when such maturities of coupons not yet presented, held on such matter, stating the nature funds become subject to escheat laws, and held for such purpose. The Trustee of his interest, the reasons for such re­ they will be paid to the State of New also holds a cash reserve of $3,626.16, quest, and the issues of fact or law, if York. pending final determination of certain any, raised by said declaration which he Section 8 (f) of the act provides, in claims in litigation. Upon conclusion of desires to controvert, or he may request pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ the litigation any balance of said reserve that he be notified if the Commission mission of its own motion finds that a will be distributed to or held for certifi­ should order a hearing thereon. Any registered investment company has such request should be addressed : Secre­ ceased to be an investment company, it cate holders. The Trustee represents that the tary, Securities and Exchange Commis­ shall so declare by order and upon the Sponsor [Depositor! of the Trust is no sion, Washington 25, D. C. At any time taking effect of such order the registra­ longer in existence and has lost its cor­ after said date said declaration, as filed tion of such company shall cease to be porate franchise and that any funds or as amended, may be permitted to be­ in effect. held by the Trustee will be held for the come effective as provided in Rule U-23 Notice is further given that any inter­ respective certificate holders, and if and of the rules and regulations promulgated ested person may, not later than Decem­ when such funds become subject to ber 19,,1955, at 5 :30 p. m., submit to the under the act, or the Commission may escheat laws, they will be paid to the Commission in writing any facts bearing grant exemption from its rules as pro­ State of New York. upon the desirability of a hearing on the vided in Rules U-20 (a) and U-10Q, or Section 8 ( f ) of the act provides, in matter and may request that a hearing take such other action as it may deem pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ be held, such request stating the nature appropriate. mission on its own motion finds that a of his interest, the reasons for such re- registered investment company has By the Commission. quest and the issues, if any, of fact or ceased to be an investment company, it law proposed to be controverted, or he £seal3 O rval It. DuBois, shall so declare by order and upon the may request that he be notified if the Secretary. taking effect of such order the registra­ Commission should order a hearing tion of such company shall cease to be [F. R. Doc. 55-9796; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; thereon. Any such communication or 8:46 a. m.] in effect. request should be addressed: Secretary, Notice is further given that any in­ Securities and Exchange Commission, terested person may, not later than Washington 25, D. C. At any time after December 19, 1955, at 5:30 p. m., submit said date, the Commission may, acting [File No. ¿11-300] to the Commission in writing any facts on its own motion, declare that Trustee bearing upon the desirability of a hear­ Trustee S tandard O ils h a r e s , Sewn?« “ A ” Standard Oilshares, Series A, has ceased ing on the matter and may request that to be an investment company, by order notice o p m o t io n to t e r m in a t e a hearing be held, such request stating REGISTRATION as provided in Rule N-5 of the rules and the nature of his interest, the reasons regulations promulgated under the act. for such request and the issues, if any, D ecem ber 1, 1955. of fact or law proposed to be contro­ Notice is hereby given that the Sécuri­ By the Commission. verted, or he may request that he be tés and Exchange Commission (“Com- [ s e a l ] O rval L. D u B o is , notified if the Commission should order ission”) on its own motion, is proposing Secretary. a hearing thereon. Any such communi­ o declare by order, pursuant to section [F. R. Doc. 55-9797; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; cation or request should be addressed: of the Investment Company Act 8:47 a. m.] Secretary, Securities and Exchange 8996 NOTICES

Commission, Washington 25, D. C. Àt Notice Is further given that any inter­ by the Trustee will be held for the re­ any time after said date, the Commis­ ested person may, not later than Decem­ spective certificate holders, and if and sion may, acting on its own motion, de­ ber 19, 1955, at 5:30 p. m., submit to the when such funds become subject to clare that Trustee Standard Oilshares, Commission in writing any facts bearing escheat laws, they will be paid to the Series B, has ceased to be an investment upon the desirability of a hearing on the State of New York. company, by order as provided in Rule matter and may request that a hearing Section 8 (f) of the act provides, in N-5 of the rules and regulations promul­ be held, such request stating the nature pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ gated under the act. of his interest, the reasons for such re­ mission on its own motion finds that a quest and the issues, if any, of fact or registered investment company has By the Commission. law proposed to be controverted, or he ceased to be an investment company, it [ s e a l ] O rval L . D u B o is , may request that he be notified if the shall so declare by order and upon the Secretary. Commission should order a hearing taking effect of such order the registra­ IP. R. Doc. 55-9798; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; thereon. Any such communication or tion of such company shall cease to be in 8:47 a. m.J request should be addressed: Secretary, effect. Securities and Exchange Commission, Notice is further given that any inter­ Washington 25, D. C. At any time after ested person may, not later than Decem­ said date, the Commission may, acting ber 19, 1955, at 5:30 p. m., submit to the [Pile No. 811-298} on its own motion, declare that Trustee Commission in writing any facts bearing Standard Investment Shares, Series C upon the desirability of a hearing on T r u stee S tandard I n v e s t m e n t S h ar es, has ceased to be an investment company, the matter and may request that a hear­ S er ies C by order as provided in Rule N-5 of the ing be held, such request stating the na­ NOTICE OF MOTION TO TERMINATE rules and regulations promulgated under ture of his interest, the reasons for such REGISTRATION the act. request and the issues, if any, of fact or law proposed to be controverted, or he D ece m b e r 1, 1955, By the Commission. may request that he be notified if the Notice is hereby given that the Secu­ [ s e a l] O r val L. D u B o is , Commission should order a hearing rities and Exchange Commission (“Com­ Secretary. thereon. Any such communication or mission”) on its own motion, is pro­ request should be addressed: Secretary, [F. R. Doc. 55-9799; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; posing to declare by order, pursuant to 8:47 a. m .] Securities and Exchange Commission, section 8 ( f ) of the Investment Com­ Washington 25, D. C. At any time after pany Act of 1940 (“act”) that Trustee said date, the Commission may, acting Standard Investment Shares, Series C on its own motion, declare that Trustee (“the Trust'*) a registered investment [Pile No. 811-299] Standard Investment Shares, Series D, company, has ceased to be an investment has ceased to be an investment company, company. T r u s t e e S tandard I n v e s t m e n t S h ar es, by order as provided in Rule N-5 of the The Trust was created as a unit in­ S e r ies D rules and regulations promulgated under vestment trust on July 1, 1930, pursuant the act. n o t ic e o f m o t io n t o t e r m in a t e to a Trust Agreement between Trustee registration By the Commission. Standard Shares, Inc., Depositor, and [ s e a l ] O rval L . D u B o is, Empire Trust Company, New York, D e c e m b e r 1,1955. Secretary. New York, Trustee. In accordance with Notice is hereby given that the Securi­ the terms of the Trust Agreement the [F. R. Doc. 55-9800; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; ties and Exchange Commission (“Com­ 8:47 a. m.] Trust was terminated as of November 9, mission”) on its own motion, is propos­ 1949. ing to declare by order, pursuant to sec­ Following termination of the Trust tion 8 (f) of the Investment Company its assets were sold by the Trustee pur­ Act of 1940 (“act”) that Trustee Stand­ [File No. 811-3011 suant to the terms of the Trust Agree­ ard Investment Shares, Series D (the ment for a net realization of $165,641.05, “Trust”), a registered investment com­ U n iv e r s a l T r u s t S hares which sum was available for the certifi­ pany, has ceased to be an investment cate holders of the Trust, NOTICE OF MOTION TO TERMINATE company. REGISTRATION t The Trustee has distributed to certifi­ The trust was created as a unit invest­ D ecember 1,1955. cate holders who surrendered their cer­ ment trust on July 1, 1930, pursuant to a tificate $3.39 per trust share and holds Trust Agreement between Trustee Notice is hereby given that the an aggregate of $7,678.35 for distribution Standard Shares, Inc., Depositor, and Securities and Exchange Commission to the holders of unsurrendered certifi­ Empire Trust Company, New York, New (“Commission”) on its own motion, is cates representing 2,265 trust shares. York, Trustee. In accordance with the proposing to declare by order, pursuant The Trustee also holds a cash reserve of terms of the Trust Agreement the Trust to section 8 (f) of the Investment Com­ $1,134.42 pending final determination of was terminated as of November 9, 1949. pany Act of 1940 (“act”) that Universal certain claims in litigation. Upon con­ Following termination of the Trust Its Trust Shares (the “Trust”), a registered clusion of the litigation any balance of assets were sold by the Trustee pursuant investment company, has ceased to be said reserve will be distributed to or held to the terms of the Trust Agreement for an investment company. for certificate holders. a net realization of $216,042.38, which The Trust was created as a unit in­ The Trustee represents that the Spon­ sum was available for the certificate vestment trust on July 1, 1930, pursuant sor [Depositor] of the Trust is no longer holders of the Trust. to a Trust Agreement between Trustee in existence and has lost its corporate The Trustee has distributed to cer­ Standard Shares, Inc., Depositor, and franchise and that any funds held by tificate holders who surrendered their Empire Trust Company, 120 Broadway, the Trustee will be held for the respec­ certificates $2.34 per trust share and New York 5, New York,/Trustee. In ac­ tive certificate "holders and if and when holds an aggregate of $9,816.30 for dis­ cordance with the terms of the Trust such funds become subject to escheat tribution to the holders of unsurrendered Agreement the Trust was terminated as laws, they will be paid to the State of certificates representing 4,195 trust of March 3, 1948. , New York. ' shares. The Trustee also holds a cash Following termination »of the Trust Section 8 (f ) of the act provides, in reserve of $12,183.03 pending final de­ its assets were sold by the Trustee pur­ pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ termination of certain claims in litiga­ suant to the terms of the Trust Agree­ mission on its own motion finds that a tion. Upon conclusion of the litigation ment for a net realization of $58,990.60, registered investment company has any balance of said reserve will be dis­ which sum was available for the certm- ceased to be an investment company, it tributed to or held for certificate holders. cate holders of the'Trust. shall so declare by order and upon the The Trustee represents that the The Trustee has distributed to certm- taking effect of such order the registra­ Sponsor [Depositor] of the Trust is no cate holders who surrendered their cer­ tion of such company shall cease to be in longer in existence and has lost its corr tificates $4 per trust share and holas an effect. porate franchise and that any funds held aggregate of $7,140.00 for distribute

/ Wednesday, December 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8997 to the holders of unsurrendered certifi­ It is represented that the Trustees of sales of its securities to personnel of the cates representing 1,785 trust shares. Guardian on July 15, 1954, voted to Federal, State, or local governments, in­ In addition, the Trustee holds $4,765.35 terminate, dissolve and completely liqui­ cluding military personnel, or to organ­ coupon funds covering various maturi­ date the trust pursuant to the authority izations of such personnel; ties of coupons not yet presented for conferred on the Trustee in the Declara­ . An application for an order under sec­ payment, and held for such purpose. tion of Trust. tion 35 (d) of the Investment Company The Trustee also holds a cash reserve of It is further represented that dis­ Act of 1940 having been filed with the $1,103.56 pending final determination of tribution could not be made to holders Commission on behalf of Government certain claims in litigation. Upon con­ of the Common Beneficial Ownership Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Com­ clusion of the litigation any balance of Shares of Guardian until its final tax pany, a Texas corporation, which appli­ said reserve will be distributed to or held returns had been examined and ap­ cation represents, among other things, in for certificate holders. proved by the Internal Revenue Service. substance as follows: The Trustee represents that the Spon­ It is further represented that a closing (a) Government Personnel Mutual sor [Depositor] of the Trust is no longer agreement has been signed, and the Life Insurance Company has been en­ in existence and has lost its corporate funds for payment to the security hold­ gaged in business since 1934 in the writ­ franchise and that any funds held by the ers of Guardian have now been set aside ing of life insurance, particularly for Trustee will be held for the respective irrevocably in trust for that purpose. personnel in the armed services. certificate holders and if and when such Section 8 (f ) of the act provides, in (b) Such applicant insurance com­ funds become subject to escheat laws, pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ pany has its principal office in San An­ they will be paid to the State of New mission on application, finds that a reg­ tonio, Texas, and is licensed to engage in York. vvs;« istered investment company has ceased the life insurance business in Alabama, Section 8 (f) of the act provides, in to be an investment company, it shall so Arkansas, California, Colorado, the Dis­ pertinent part, that whenever the Com­ declare by order and upon the. taking trict of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, mission on its own motion finds that a effect of such order the registration of Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Maine, registered investment company has such company shall cease to be in effect. New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, ceased to be an investment company, it Notice is further given that any in­ Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennes­ shall so declare by order and upon the terested person may, not later than see, Virginia, Washington, and the Ter­ taking effect of such order the registra­ December 19, 1955, at 5:3Q p. m., submit ritory of Hawaii. tion of such company shall cease to be in to the Commission in writing any facts (c) The applicant company advertises effect. . . v *. ¿-O v > |n" s > bearing upon the desirability of a hear­ widely in the District of Columbia and Notice is further given that any inter­ ing on the matter and may request that elsewhere, jdoes business in the District ested person may, not later than De­ a hearing be held, such request stating of Columbia and in the adjoining States cember 19, 1955, at 5:30 p. m., submit the nature of his interest, the reasons of Maryland and Virginia. Its policies to the Commission in writing any facts for such request and the issues, if any are held by many persons, many of bearing upon the desirability of a hear­ of fact or law proposed to be contro­ whom are in the District of Columbia. ing on the matter and may request that verted, or he may request that he be It has more than $120,000,000 of life in­ a hearing be held, such request stating notified if the Commission should order surance in force. the nature of his interest, the reasons a hearing thereon. Any such communi­ (d) The applicant company is gen­ for such request and the issues, if any, of cation or request should be addressed: erally known and commonly referred to fact or law proposed to be controverted, Secretary, Securities and Exchange by the public, in the District of Columbia or he may request that he be notified if Commission, Washington 25, D. C. At and elsewhere, as “Government Person­ the Commission should order a hearing any time after said date, the application nel Mutual Life Insurance Company” or thereon. Any such communication or may be granted as provided in Rule N-5 as “GPM .” request should be addressed: Secretary, of the rules and regulations promulgated (e) Applicant represents that the Securities and Exchange Commission, under the act. phrase “Government Personnel” has be­ Washington 25, D. C. At any time after come generally identified with the ap­ said date, the Commission may, acting By the Commission: plicant in the public mind where it ap­ on its own motion, declare that Universal [ s e a l ] O rval L. DuBois, pears in a corporate name or title in Trust Shares has ceased to be an invest­ Secretary. the fields of insurance or finance. ment company, by order as provided in [F. R. Doc. 55-9802; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; (f) The applicant company represents Rule N-5 of the rules and regulations 8:47 a, m.] that Government Personnel Mutual promulgated under the act. Fund, Inc., the registrant herein, has no By the Commission. connection or affiliation of any kind with the applicant, and has not been author­ [ seal] O rval L. DuBois, [File No. 811-659] ized by it to use such corporate name or Secretary. title, and that the use Of such corporate G o v e r n m e n t P e r s o n n e l M u t u a l F u n d , [P. R. Doc. 55-9801; Piled, Dec. 6, 1955; name and title by the registrant is de­ 8:47 a. m.] I n c . ceptive and misleading within the pro­ NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR HEARING CONCERN­ hibition of section 35 (d) of the Invest­ ING CORPORATE NAME ment Company Act of 1940. Applicant represents that the use of the phrase [Pile No. 811-290] D ecem ber 1, 1955. “Government Personnel” in the corpo­ Government Personnel Mutual Fund, rate name of the registrant has caused G uardian I n v e s t m e n t T r u s t Inc., a Delaware corporation, with its and will cause the public to be deceived NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER DECLAR­ principal office in Washington, D. C., hav­ and misled by inducing them to believe ING COMPANY HAS CEASED TO BE AN ing filed with the Commission, on No­ erroneously that an affiliation or con­ INVESTMENT COMPANY vember 15, 1954, a notification of regis­ nection exists between the registrant and tration on Form N-8A, which notifica­ the applicant, and that the applicant is D e cem ber 1, 1955. tion states that the registrant proposes engaged in financial ventures and opera­ Notice is hereby given that Guardian to engage in business as an open-end, tions beyond the business of life insur­ Investment Trust (“Guardian”) has filed diversified, management investment ance to which the activities of the amended application pursuant to sec­ company; having filed a registration applicant are strictly confined. tion 8 (f) of the Investment Company statement on Form N-8B-1 under the The foregoing application by Govern­ Act of 1940 (“act”) for an order declar­ Investment Company Act of 1940 on Jan­ ment Personnel Mutual Life Insurance ing that Guardian has ceased to be an uary 7, 1955, which was later amended Company, having requested that the investment company. on October 28, 1955; and having filed a Commission find and by order declare , Guardian, a common law trust, Is a registration statement on Form S-5 un­ that the words “Government Personnel” ciosed-end management . investment der the Securities Act of 1933 on Novem­ as used by the registrant in its corporate ompany and registered under the act on ber 3, 1955, in which it is represented name and title are deceptive and mis­ November 1 , 1940. that such company proposes to make leading within the meaning of section 8998 NOTICES

35 (d) of the Investment Company Act I t is further ordered, That James G. clearly state the name and street num­ of 1940; and Ewell, or any officer or officers of the ber, city and state address of each Pro­ It appearing to the Commission that a Commission designated by it for that testant on behalf of whom the protest substantial question may exist as to purpose, shall preside at said hearing. is filed (49 CFR 1.240 and 1.241) . Fail­ whether the use of the name “Govern­ The officer so designated is hereby au­ ure to seasonably file a protest will be ment Personnel Mutual Fund, Inc.” may thorized to exercise all the powers construed as a waiver of opposition and represent or imply that the securities granted to the Commission under sec­ participation in the proceeding unless an issued by such company are guaranteed, tions 41 and 42 (b> of the Investment oral hearing is held. In addition to other sponsored, recommended or approved by Company Act of 1940 and to a hearing requirements of Rule 40 of the General the United States or any agency or offi­ officer under the Commission’s Rules of Rules of Practice of the Commission (39 cer thereof, within the meaning of sec­ Practice. C F R 1.40) , protests shall include a re­ tion 35 (a) of said act, and that for such I t is further ordered, That notice of quest for a public hearing, if one is de­ reason or other reasons such name may such hearing is hereby given to Govern­ sired, and shall specify with particular­ be deceptive or misleading within the ment Personnel Mutual Fund, Inc., regis­ ity the facts, matters, and things, relied scope of section 35 (d ) of the act; trant herein, 1033 30th Street NW., upon, but shall not include issues or It further appearing to the Commission Washington, D. C., and to Government allegations phrased generally. Protests that it is in the public interest and the Personnel Mutual Life Insurance, Com­ containing general allegations may be re­ interest of investors that a hearing be pany, 505 East Travis Street, San An­ jected. Requests for an oral hearing held with respect to sueh matter, for the tonio, Texas, such notice to be given by must be supported by an explanation as purpose of' considering, in connection registered mail and by publication of this to why the evidence cannot be submitted therewith, the various matters herein­ notice and order in the F ederal R e g is ­ in forms of affidavits. Any interested after set forth, and for the purpose of ter. Notice is also given to any other person, not a protestant, desiring to re­ determining what order, if any, should person or persons whose participation in ceive notice of the time and place of be issued by the Commission pursuant such proceedings may be necessary or ap­ any hearing, pre-hearing conference, to section 35 and any other applicable propriate in the public interest or for the taking of depositions, or other proceed­ provisions of the Investment Company protection of investors, such notice to be ing shall notif y the Commission by letter Act of 1940; given by publication of this notice and or telegram within 30 days from the Wherefore it is ordered, That a hear­ order in the F ederal R egister and by date of publication of this notice in the ing under the applicable provisions of general release of the Commission, dis­ F ederal R egister. the Investment Company Act of 1940 tributed to the press and mailed to the Except when the circumstances re­ and the rules of the Commission there­ mailing list for release. quire immediate action, an application under be held on the 21st day* of Decem­ I t is further ordered,, That a copy of for approval, under Section 210a (b) of ber 1955, at 10:00 a. m., in the offices of the application, filed by Government the Act, of the temporary operations of the* Securities and Exchange Commis­ Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Com­ Motor Carrier properties sought to be sion, 425 Second Street NW., Washing­ pany shall be served upon the registrant acquired in an application under Section ton, D. C. At such time the Hearing herein, and that the registrant shall file 5 (2) will not be disposed of sooner than Room Clerk will advise as to the room in. with the Secretary of the Commission, 10 days from the date of publication of which such hearing will be held. At not later than 15 days after the date of this notice in the F ederal R egister. If such hearing consideration will be given this notice, an answer or other pleading a protest is received prior to action being to the following matters and questions, with respect to the matters set forth in taken, it will be considered. without prejudice, however, to the this notice and order and in such appli­ specification of any additional issues APPLICATIONS OF MOTOR CARRIERS OF cation, such answer to state any facts PROPERTY which may be presented by the use of or other material deemed pertinent by such corporate name: such registrant with respect to the use No. M C 1124 Sub 125, filed November (1) Whether the use of the name of such proposed name. 18, 1955, HERRIN TRANSPORTATION “Government Personnel Mutual Fund, I t is further ordered, That any person, COMPANY, 2301 McKinney Ave., Hous­ Inc.” and specifically the use of the word other than the registrant or the afore­ ton, Tex. Applicant’s attorney: Leroy “Government” or the phrase “Govern­ named applicants, desiring to be heard Hallman, First National Bank Bldg., ment Personnel” in such name, may in said proceedings, shall file with the Dallas 2, Tex. For authority to operate have the effect of representing or imply­ Secretary of the Commission his ap­ as a common carrier, transporting: Gen­ ing that such registrant, or any securi­ plication as provided by Rule X V II of eral commodities, including Class A and ties issued thereby, has been guaranteed, the rules of practice, on or before the B explosives, and commodities requiring sponsored, recommended, or approved by date provided in that rule setting forth special equipment, but excepting those the United States or any agency or any any issues of law or facts which he de­ of unusual value, household goods as de­ officer thereof, in violation of section 35 sires to controvert or any additional fined by the Commission, and commodi­ (a ) of said act, of, if such representation issues which he deems raised by this ties in bulk, serving the site of the Texas or implication may exist, whether such notice and order or by such application. Butadiene and Chemical Corporation representation or implication may ren­ plant and the Community Center ad­ der such name deceptive or misleading By the Commission. jacent thereto located approximately within the scope of section 35 (d) of the [SEAL] ORVAL L. DUBOIS, two and two tenths (2J2) miles south of act; - Secretary, Sheldon, Tex., a point on U. S. Highway (2) Whether the name “Government 90 approximately 13 miles east of Hous­ Personnel Mutual Fund, Inc.” and spe­ [F. R. Doc. 55-9803; Filed, Dec. 6, 1955; ton, Tex., as an off-route point in con­ cifically the phrase “Government Person­ 8:47 a. m.J nection with applicant’s authorized reg­ nel” therein, is deceptive or misleading, ular route operations over U. S. Highway within the meaning of section 35 (d) of 90 between Houston, Tex. and New the act, as leading to confusion between INTERSTATE COMMERCE Orleans, La. Applicant is authorized to the name of the registrant and the name COMMISSION conduct operations in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi, of the presently existing Government [Notice 89] Personnel Mutual Life Insurance Com­ No. M C 1124 Sub 127, filed November 18, 1955, HERRIN TRANSPORTATION pany; M otor C arrier A pplications COMPANY, 2301 McKinney Ave., Hous­ (3) Whether for any other reason such D ecem ber 2,1955. ton, Tex. Applicant’s attorney: Leroy name is inconsistent with the provisions Protests, consisting of an original and Hallman, First National Bank Bldg., of said act; two copies to the granting of an applica­ Dallas 2, Tex. For authority to operate (4) What order, if any, should be en­ tion must be filed with the Commission as a common carrier, transporting: Gen­ tered with respect to the use of such within 30 days from the date of publica­ eral commodities, including Class A ana name or any words in such name, pur­ tion of this notice in the F ederal R eg­ B explosives and commodities requiring suant to the applicable provisions of the ist e r and a copy of such protest served special equipment, but excepting those oi act. on the applicant. Each protest must unusual value, household goods as ae- 'W ednesday, December 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 8999 fined by the Commission, and commodi­ vania, Virginia and the District of Buren, and Davis Counties, Iowa; and ties in bulk, serving the site of the Texas Columbia. those in that portion of Illinois south of Portland Cement Company plant located No. MC 4368 Sub 2, filed November 16, a line beginning at the Illinois-Indiana approximately five (5) miles east of 1955, EDWIN L. BOHREN and WARREN State line and extending along U. S. Orange, Tex. as an off-route point in FROEHLICH, doing business as BO H - Highway 24 to Peoria, ill., thence along connection with applicant’s authorized REN’S EXPRESS & STORAGE, Prince- Illinois Highway 116 to junction U. S. regular route operations over U. S. High­ ton-Hightstown Road, (Princeton P. O. Highway 34, and thence along U. S. way 90 between Houston, Tex. and Or­ Box 15), Princeton Junction, N. J. Ap­ Highway 34 to the Mississippi River, ange, Tex. Applicant is authorized to plicant’s attorney: Henry M. Stratton II, including points on the indicated por­ tions of the highways specified. Appli­ conduct operations in Texas, Louisiana, 37 Hulfish St., Princeton, N. J. For au­ cant is authorized to transport such' Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi. thority to operate as a common carrier, merchandise as is usually manufactured No MC 2304 Sub 22, filed November over irregular routes, transporting: Household goods, as defined by the Com­ or distributed by soap manufacturing or 25, 1955, THE KAPLAN TRUCKING distributing business establishments COMPANY, 1607 Woodland Ave., Cleve­ mission, between Princeton, N. J. and from St. Louis, Mo. to the above-set-out land, Ohio. Applicant’s attorney: John points within 10 miles thereof, on the destination territory. P. McMahon, 44 East Broad St., Colum­ one hand, and, on the other, points in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti­ No. M C 7746 Sub 75, filed October 31, bus 15, Ohio. For authority to operate 1955, UNITED TRUCK LINES, INC., as a over irregular cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl­ common carrier, E. 915 Springfield Avenue, Spokane 2, routes, transporting: and vania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Iron steel; iron Wash. Applicant’s attorney: George and steel products; and pallets and and the District of Columbia. Applicant is authorized to conduct operations in LaBissoniere, 835 Central Building, empty containers used in the transpor­ Seattle 4, Wash. For authority to op­ tation of iron and steel and iron and Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and the erate as a common carrier, serving the steel products, between Youngstown, Ice Harbor Dam site near Pasco, Wash., Warren, Niles, Girard, Canton, Lowell- District of Columbia. No. MC 4409 Sub 9, filed November 22, and points within 15 miles of said dam- ville, and Struthers, Ohio, and Sharon, site, (1) as intermediate and off-route Pa., on the one hand, and, on the other, 1955, R. & H. CORPORATION, a corpo­ ration, 1004 Stanton Ave., New Kensing­ points in connection with carrier’s regu­ points in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, ton, Pa. Applicants’ attorney: Harold lar route operations between Portland, and Connecticut. Applicant is author­ S. Shertz, 811-819 Lewis Tower Building, Oreg., and Spokane, Wash., over U. S. ized to conduct irregular route operations Highways 410 and 395, transporting in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michi­ 225 S. 15th St., Philadelphia 2, Pa. For authority to operate as a contract car­ General commodities, except those of gan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Penn­ rier, over irregular routes, transporting: unusual value, Class A and B explosives, sylvania, and West Virginia. Glass containers, returned for replace­ uncrated household goods and office No. MC 2862 Sub 55, filed November 25, ment, credit, or trade, or as refused, re­ furniture, commodities in bulk, and 1955, ARROW TRANSPORTATION jected or damaged shipments thereof; those requiring special equipment, and COMPANY OF DELAWARE, doing busi­ andr empty shipping crates or containers, (2) as off-route points in connection ness as ARROW TRANSPORTATION from points in Alabama, Connecticut, with carrier’s regular route operations COMPANY, A Corporation, 3125 N. W . Delaware, the District of Columbia, between Tacoma, Wash., and Prosser, 35th Avenue, Portland, Oreg. Appli­ Florida, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Mas­ Wash., over tj. S. Highway 410 trans­ cant’s attorney: Wm. P. Ellis, 1102 sachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, porting, General commodities, except Equitable Building, Portland 4, Oreg. New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode those of unusual value, Class A and B For authority to operate as a common Island, South Carolina, Virginia, Ver­ explosives, commodities in bulk other carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ mont, and West Virginia, to points in than petroleum products, and those re­ ing: Cherries, in brine, in bulk, in tank Clarion County, Pa. excepting Knox, Pa. quiring special equipment other than vehicles, from points in Oregon and Note: This application is in effect a re­ petroleum products. Applicant is au­ Washington to points in California, and thorized to conduct operations in Idaho, contaminated shipments of the above- quest for authority to transport the speci­ fied commodities on return movements in Montana, Oregon and Washington. specified commodity on return. Appli­ connection with operations under those No. M C 19201 Sub 86, filed November cant is authorized to conduct operations particular portions of present outstanding 25, 1955, PENNSYLVANIA TRUCK in California, Oregon and Washington. authority in Docket No MC 4409 and Subs LINES, INC., 110 South Main St., W . E., I No. MC 3986 Sub 2, filed November 21, thereof wherein authorization is not pres­ Pittsburgh 20, Pa. Applicant’s attorney: 1955, S. W. JOHNSON, doing business ently held to transport said commodities on * Gilbert Nurick, Commerce Building, P. O. return movements. Applicant is authorized as JOHNSON’S MOTOR SERVICE, 2 Box 432, Harrisburg, Pa. For authority Raleigh St., Hamlet, N. C. Applicant’s to conduct operations in Alabama, Connecti­ cut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, to operate as a common carrier, over reg­ attorney: Vaughan S. Winbome, Secu­ Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hamp­ ular routes, transporting: General com­ rity Bank Bldg., Raleigh, N. C. For au­ shire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, modities, including those of unusual thority to operate as a common carrier, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South value, commodities in "bulk, and those re­ over irregular routes, transporting: Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, quiring special equipment, but excluding General Commodities, including those and the District of Columbia. The applicant Class A and B explosives, and household of unusual value, but excluding danger­ carrier herein is affiliated with Diamond goods as defined by the Commission, in Transfer and Storage Company who holds ous explosives, household goods as service auxiliary to, or supplemental of, defined by the Commission, and com­ authority under Certificate issued in Docket No. MC 52290 tq, perform certain common rail service of The Pennsylvania Railroad modities requiring special equipment, carrier operations; therefore, Section 210 Company, between (1) Carlisle, Pa., and from New York, N. Y., Washington, D. C., matters may be involved in this proceeding. junction U. S. Highway 11 and Pennsyl­ Richmond, Va., Manville, N. J., York, vania Highway 533 north of Shippens- No. M C 7335 Sub 3, filed November 10, Pa., Baltimore, Md., and points within burg, Pa., over U. S. Highway 11, (2) ■ 1955, J. M. DONLEY TRUCK SERVICE, 10 miles of Baltimore, Md., to points in Greencastle, Pa., and Hagerstown, Md., INC., 1523 Buchanan St., St. Louis, Mo. North Carolina in the following counties: over U. S. Highway 11, and (3) Waynes­ Applicant’s attorney: Frederic J. Ball, Catawba, Cleveland, Gaston, Forsyth, boro, Pa., and Hagerstown, Md., over Ring Bldg., Washington 6, D. C. For au­ Rockingham, Guilford, Alamance, Dur­ Pennsylvania Highway 316 from thority to operate as a ham, Wake, Granville, Vance, Halifax, contract carrier, Waynesboro to the Pennsylvania-Mary- over irregular routes, transporting: Edgecombe, Wilson, Wayne, Hertford, land State line, thence over Maryland Chowan, Pasquotank, Beaufort, Craven Such merchandise as is dealt in by Highway 60 to Hagerstown, and return and New Hanover and those points in wholesale and retail chain grocery and over the same route; serving all inter­ Counties^of Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, food business houses, and in connection mediate points on said routes which are Bladen and Columbus not within 50 miles therewith, equipment, materials, and stations on the rail line of The Penn­ of Hamlet, N. C. Applicant is authorized supplies used in the conduct of such sylvania Railroad Company. Applicant to conduct irregular route operations in business, from St. Louis, Mo. to points in is authorized to conduct operations in North Carolina, Maryland, South Caro­ Louisa, Washington, Keokuk, Wapello, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, lina, New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl- Jefferson, Henry, Des Moines, Lee, Van Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. No. 237------3 9000 NOTICES r

N ote: The applicant herein is tinder com­ Applicant is authorized to conduct op­ thence along Pennsylvania Highway 255 mon control by The Pennsylvania Railroad erations in New Jersey, and New York. Company with several other motor carriers to its junction with Pennsylvania -High­ one of which, namely,- Scott Bros., Incor­ No. MC 27817 Sub 32 (amended!, filed way 153 at Fenfield; thence along Penn­ porated, holds authority under Permit issued November 2, 1955, HAROLD C. GABLER, sylvania Highway 153 to its junction by this Commission in Docket No. MG 52405 R. D. #3, Chambersburg, Fa. Appli­ with U„ S. Highway 322 at Clearfield; Sub 1 to perform certain contract carrier cant’s attorney: Christian V. Graf, 11 thence along U. S. Highway 322 to its operations; therefore, Section 210 matters North Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. For junction with Pennsylvania Highway 153 may be involved in this proceeding. authority to operate as a common car­ near Bigler; thence along Pennsylvania No. MC 20109 Sub I, filed November rier, over irregular routes, transporting: Highway 153 to its junction with Penn­ 18, 1955, J. M. TRANSPORTATION (1) concrete products, and supplies used sylvania Highway 53 near Drifting; COMPANY, INC., 2927 Juniper Street, in manufacturing concrete products, thence along Pennsylvania Highway 153 Philadelphia 48, Pa. Applicant’s repre­ from points in Franklin county, Pa., to- to its junction with Pennsylvania High­ sentative; G. Donald Bullock, Box 146, points in Maryland, Virginia, West Vir­ way 144 at Moshannon; thence along Wyncote, Pa. For authority to operate ginia, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Dela­ Pennsylvania Highway 144 to Renova, as a common carrier, over regular routes, ware, and the District of Columbia, and excluding points on the aforesaid bound­ transporting: Malt beverages and brewed (2) marble aggregate, from points in aries, as off-route points in connection beverages, empty malt and brewed bev­ Maryland, and New York, to points in with carrier’s authorized operations. erage containers, and groceries. Cl) be­ Franklin county, Pa. Applicant does Applicant is authorized to conduct oper­ tween Philadelphia, Pa., and Swedesboro, not presently hold any authority to ations in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsyl­ N. J., from Philadelphia across the Dela­ transport the commodities named in this vania, New York, New Jersey, and the ware River to Camden, N. J., thence over application. District of Columbia. New Jersey Highway 45 to Woodbury, No. MC 30092 Sub 6 (amended), pub­ No. M C 38791 Sub 17, filed November N. J., thence over unnumbered highway lished on page 8058 issue of October 26, 23, 1955, TUOHY TRUCKING CORPO­ to Swedesboro, and return over the same 1955, filed October 10, 1955, HERRETT RATION, 733 Highway 17, Carlstadt, route, serving the intermediate point TR UCK ING COMPANY, INC., F. O. Box N. J. Applicant’s attorney: Sullivan, ;of Camden, N. J.; and (2) between Phil­ 118, Sunnyside, Wash. Applicant’s at­ Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, adelphia, Pa., and New York, N. Y., (a) torney: George H. Hart, Central Bldg., 14 W all Street, New York 5, N. Y. For from Philadelphia across the Delaware Seattle 4, Wash. For authority to op­ authority to operate as a contract car­ River to Camden, N. J., thence over U. S. erate as a common carrier, over irregular rier, over irregular routes, transporting: .Highway 30 to junction unnumbered routes, transporting: Feed, flour and Such merchandise, as is dealt in by highway, thence over unnumbered high­ grain milling products, between Ports of wholesale, retail and chain grocery and way to Hammonton, N. J., thence over Entry on the Washington-British food busines houses, between Carlstadt, unnumbered highway to junction U. S. Columbia International Boundary line N. J. and New York, N. Y„ on the one Highway 206, thence over U. S. Highway and points in Washington, Oregon, Idaho hand, and, on the other, points in New 206 to junction U.S. Highway 130, thence and California, and cottonseed meal Haven and Hartford Counties, Conn. over U. S. Highway 130 to junction U. S. from points in California to points'in Applicant is authorized to conduct op­ Highway 1, thence over U. S. Highway Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Appli­ erations in Connecticut,.New Jersey, New 1 to New York; from'Philadelphia cant is authorized to conduct regular York and Pennsylvania. over IT. S. Highway 1 to New York; and route operations in Washington and No. M C 52978 Sub 11, filed November (c) from Philadelphia across the Dela­ Oregon and irregular route operations in 25, 1955, MICHIGAN TRANSPORTA­ ware River to Camden, N. J., thence over Oregon, Washington and Idaho. TIO N COMPANY, a corporation, 1650 U. S. Highway 130 to junction U. S. No. MC 31509 Sub 1 (amended), filed Waterman Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Ap­ Highway 1, thence over U. S. Highway 1 October 3, 1955, HERBERT EARL M AY- plicant’s attorney: Rex Eames, 2606 to New York, and return over Routes HEW, doing business as M AYH EW Guardian Building, Detroit 26, Mich. (a ), (b ), and (c) to Philadelphia, serv­ TRUCK LINE, 503 North Main St., For authority to operate as a contract ing the intermediate points of Ham­ Mitchell, S. Dak. Applicant’s attorney: carrier, over irregular routes, trans­ monton, Trenton, New Brunswick, New­ H. Lauren Lewis, Morrell Building No. porting: Rock salt, in bags, and in bulk, ark, and Jersey City, N. J. Applicant 50, P. O. Box 707, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. in special equipment, from the Interna­ is authorized to conduct operations in For authority to operate as a common tional Boundary line between the United New Jersey, New York, and Pennsyl­ carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ States and Canada at or near Detroit, vania. * ing: (1) livestock feed, and poultry feed, Mich., to points in Michigan. ’ between Mitchell, S. Dak. and points No. M C 59234 Sub 1, filed November N ote: Applicant states that the purpose within 100 miles thereof, on the one 15, 1955, SQL HARRIS AND LEO of this application is to change the com­ hand, and, on the other, points in Iowa, modity description as described above and LEVINE, doing business as HARRIS that no duplication of operating authority Minnesota, and Nebraska, and (2) fer­ TRUCKING, 57 Union Ave., Brooklyn 6, is sought. tilizer, other than liquid fertilizer, from N. Y . For authority to operate as a points in Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska, contract carrier, over irregular routes, No. MC 21706 Sub 4, filed November to points in South Dakota. Applicant is transporting: Corrugated paper prod­ 22, 1955, LO NG ISLAND TRANSPORTA­ authorized to conduct operations in ucts and paper specialties, from Lake TION, INC., River Hoad, Clifton (Dela- Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South View, N. Y. to points in Connecticut, wanna), N. J. Applicant’s representa­ Dakota. Massachusetts, New Jersey, N ew York, tive: Bert Collins, 140 Cedar St., New No. M C 35469 Sub 15, (filed November and Pennsylvania within one hundred York 6, N. Y. For authority to operate 4,1955, M ODERN TRANSFER CO., INC., (100) miles of New York, N. Y. By this as a common carrier, over irregular Hanover Ave., and Maxwell St., Allen­ application, carrier seeks authority to routes, transporting: General commodi­ town, Pa. Applicant’s attorney; ^Robert add the additional origin point of Lake ties, except those of unusual value, Class H. Shertz, 225 S. Fifteenth St., Phila­ View, N. Y. to territory authorized. A and B explosives, household goods as delphia 2; Pa. For authority to operate No. M C 67111 Sub 6, filed October 28, defined by the Commission, commodities as a common carrier, over irregular- 1955, MARY G. COOK, HELEN M. in bulk, and those requiring special routes, transporting: General commodi­ COOK (ROBERT B. COOK AND equipment, between Clifton, N. J., on the ties, except Class A and B explosives, DAVID M. COOK, CO-EXECUTORS), one hand, and, on the other, points in household goods, as defined by the Com­ DAVID M. COOK AND ANTHONY W . Monmouth, and Ocean Counties, N. J. mission, commodities in bulk, and those SELVIO, doing business as K AIN’S MO­ and all other points in New Jersey lo­ requiring special equipment, serving TOR SERVICE, West End of Bates cated on and north of a line beginning points in that portion of Pennsylvania Street, Logansport, Ind. Applicant’s at the Delaware River in Trenton, N. J. bounded by -a line beginning at Renova, attorney: Ferdinand Born,"708 Cham­ and thence extending east through As- thence along U. S. Highway 120 to its ber of Commerce Building, Indianapolis bury Park, N. J. to the Atlantic Ocean,. junction with Pennsylvania Highway 555 4» Ind. For authority to operate as a restricted to transportation of shipments at Driftwood, thence along Pennsylvania common carrier, over irregular routes, having an immediately prior or subse­ Highway 555 to its junction with Penn­ transporting: General commodities, ex­ quent movement in interstate commerce. sylvania Highway 255 at Weedville; cept those of unusual value, Class A and Wednesday, Decem ber 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 9001

B explosives, household goods as defined ment and supplies used in, or in connec­ beverages, in wooden cases, from Atlanta, by the Commission, commodities in bulk, tion with the construction, operation, Ga. to points in Kentucky, and used and those requiring special equipment, repair, servicing, maintenance and dis<- empty bottles in wooden containers or between Elwood, Ind., and all points mantling of pipelines, including: the other such incidental facilities (not within 15 miles of Elwood, Ind. Appli­ stringing and picking up thereof; "build­ specified) used in transporting the com­ cant is authorized to conduct operations ing materials and supplies; machinery, modities specified in this application, on in Illinois and Indiana. This applica­ new and used; between points in Utah, return. Applicant is authorized to con­ tion is directly related to M C -F 6569, Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, Arizona, duct operations in Georgia, Alabama, published in the September 14,1955 issue and New Mexico. Applicant is author­ Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina, on page 6764. ized to transport used machinery, mining Tennesseee and North Carolina. No. MC 68100 Sub 7, filed November timbers, and building mterials from No. MC 106647 Sub 30, filed November 25, 1955, D. P. BONHAM TRANSFER, certain Utah territory to certain Colo­ 16, 1955, CLARK TRANSPORT COM­ INC., 318 South Adeline, Bartlesville, rado and Wyoming points. PANY, a corporation, Box 295, Chicago Okla. Applicant’s attorney: W . T. No. MC 97792 Sub 2, filed November 15, Heights, HI. Applicant’s attorney: Ed­ Brunson, Leonhardt Building, Oklahoma 1955, WILLIAM E. CARROLL, doing mund M. Brady, Guardian Building, City, Okla. For authority to operate as business as M ARTH A’S VINEYARD Detroit 26, Mich. For authority to oper­ a common carrier, over irregular routes, RAPID TRANSIT, Daggett Avenue, ate as a common carrier, over irregular transporting: Well-pumping units, and Tisbury, Mass. Applicant’s attorney: routes, transporting: Trucks; truck trac­ materials, equipment, and supplies, used George C. O ’Brien, 10 State St., Boston 9, tors; truck, bus and tractor chassis; in the installation, operation, and main­ Mass. For authority to operate as a in initial movements, in truckaway and tenance of such units, between Bartles­ common carrier, over regular routes, driveaway service, and parts and acces­ ville, Okla., on the one hand, and, on the transporting: General commodities, ex­ sories for, and moving in the same ship­ other, points in Illinois, Pennsylvania, cept those of unusual value, Class A and ment with, the vehicles to be transported, New York, West Virginia, Wyoming, B explosives, household goods as defined from Minneapolis, Minn., to all points Colorado and' Montana. Applicant is by the Commission, commodities in bulk, in the United States; and trucks, truck authorized to conduct operations in and those requiring special equipment, tractors; truck, bus and tractor chassis, Michigan and Oklahoma. between Tisbury, Mass., and Boston, in secondary movements, in truckaway No. MC 70451 Sub 176 (corrected) filed Mass., from Boston, over Massachusetts and driveaway service, and parts and October 21, 1955, published November Highway 138 to junction unnumbered accessories for, and moving in the same 2, 1955 issue on page 8236, W ATSO N highway near So. Easton, Mass., thence shipment with, the vehicles to be trans­ BROS. TRANSPORTATION CO., INC., over unnumbered highway to junction ported, from all points in the United 802 South 14th Street, Omaha, Nebr. Fall River Expressway, thence over Fall States to Minneapolis, Minn. Applicant For authority to operate as a common River Expressway to junction Massa­ is authorized to conduct operations in carrier, transporting: General commod­ chusetts Highway 44, thence over Mas­ Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Min­ ities, except those of unusual value, Class sachusetts Highway 44 to junction nesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Da­ A and B explosives, livestock, household Massachusetts Highway 28, thence over kota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. goods as defined by the Commission, Massachusetts Highway 28 to Woods No. MC 107107 Sub 73, filed November commodities in bulk, commodities re­ Hole, Mass., thence via water carrier to 10, 1955, ALTERMAN TRANSPORT quiring special equipment, and those in­ Island of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., LINES, INC., 2424* Northwest 46th Street, jurious or contaminating to other lading, thence over unnumbered highway to Tis­ Miami, Fla. Applicant’s attorney: Frank serving Middle Amana, Iowa as an off- bury, Mass., and return over the same B. Hand, Jr., Transportation Building, route point in connection with carrier’s route, serving Falmouth, Mass., as an Washington 6, D. C. For authority to authorized regular route operations be­ intermediate point. Applicant is author­ operate as a common carrier, over irreg­ tween (l) Peoria, HI., and Omaha, ized to conduct irregular route opera­ ular routes, transporting: General com­ Nebr.; and (2) Des Moines, Iowa, and tions in Massachusetts. modities, except those of unusual value, St. Louis, Mo. Carrier is authorized to No. MC 102682 Sub 236, filed November Class A and B explosives, household as conduct operations in Arizona, Arkan­ 21, 1955, HUGHES TRANSPORTATION, defined by the Commission, commodities sas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, INC., P. O. Box 851, Charleston, S. C. in bulk, and those requiring special Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis­ Applicant’s representative: Edward J. equipment, between Philadelphia, Pa., souri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Morrison, P. O. Box 956, Columbia, S. C. on the one hand, and, on the other, New Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Wash­ For authority to operate as a common York, N. Y., and points in New Jersey. ington and Wyoming. carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ Applicant is authorized to conduct op­ No. MC 94350 Sub 6, filed November 23, ing : General commodities including Class erations in Delaware, Maryland, New 1955 TRANSIT HOMES, INC., 22644 A and B explosives, but excluding com­ Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Gratiot Ave., East Detroit, Mich. Appli­ modities of unusual value, household No. MC 107107 Sub 74, filed November cant's attorney: Harold G. Hemly, 1624 goods, as defined by the Commission, 16, 1955, ALTERMAN TRANSPORT Eye St., N. W., Washington, D. C. For commodities in bulk, and commodities LINES, INC., 2424 N. W . 46th Street, authority to operate as a common car­ requiring special equipment, (1) between Miami, Fla. Applicant’^ attorney: Frank rier, over irregular routes, transporting: points in South Carolina, and (2) be­ B. Hand, Jr., Transportation Building, Trailers, designed to be drawn by pas­ tween points in South Carolina and Au­ Washington 6, D. C . . For authority to senger automobiles, in initial move­ gusta and Savannah, Ga., and Charlotte, operate as a common carrier, over irreg­ ments, by the truckaway method, from N. C. ular routes, transporting: Candy and Newton, Kans., to all points in the United N ote: This application is for the purpose confectionery from Chicago, HI. to Jack­ States. of handling interstate traffic in connection sonville and Tampa, Fla. Applicant is No. MC 95350 Sub 1, filed Sepetmber with interline traffic with motor carriers authorized to conduct operations in all nVW,1955’ ROBERT W. JONES AND only. States and the District of Columbia, with WILMA A. JONES, doing business as No. MC 104583 Sub 2, filed November the exception of Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine, North W. JONES TRUCKING COMPANY, 4,* 1955, JAME£ F. NIKOLAUS, 109 S. sox 657, 364 W. Main, Vernal, Utah. Main St., P. O. Box 648, Big Pine, Calif. Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Applicant’s attorney: Hugh W . Colton, For authority to operate as a common ernal, Utah. For authority to operate carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ Nevada, California, Oregon, and Wash­ ington. a common carrier, over irregular ing: Ores and ore concentrates, in bulk, utes, transporting: Machinery, equip- between points in Inyo County, Calif. No. MC 107107 Sub 75, filed Novem­ ber 21, 1955, ALTERMAN TRANSPORT enr,> materials and supplies used in, or No. MC 104589 Sub 10, filed November connection with, the discovery, devel- 14, 1955, J. L. LAWHON, 290 University LINES, INC., P. O. Box 65, Allapattah pment, production, refining, manufac- Avenue, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Applicant’s Station, Miami 42, Fla. Applicant’s Processing, storage, transmission, attorney: Allan Watkins, Grant Build­ attorney: Frank B. Hand, Jr., Trans­ not. ^ktribution of natural gas and ing, Atlanta 3, Ga. For authority to portation Building, Washington 6, D. C. roieum and their products and by- operate as a contract carrier, over ir­ For authority to operate as a common p oducts; machinery, materials, equip- regular routes, transporting: Carbonated carrier, over irregular routes, transport- 9002 NOTICES

ing: (1) Meat, meat products and meat INC., 520 E. Lancaster Avenue, Downing- bakery product containers on return. by-products, from Council Bluffs, Iowa, town, Pa. Applicant’s attorney: Gerald Applicant is authorized to conduct oper­ and points in Nebraska, except Omaha L. Phelps, 600 Munsey Building, Wash­ ations in New York, Connecticut, Rhode and Fremont, to points in Florida; and ington 4, D. C. For authority to operate Island, Massachusetts, New Jersey, (2) frozen foods, from Council Bluffs, as a common carrier, over irregular Delaware, Maryland, District of Colum­ Iowa, and points in Nebraska to points routes, transporting: Acids and chemi­ bia and Pennsylvania. in Florida. Applicant is authorized to cals, in bulk, in tank vehicles, from No. MC 114045 Sub 16, filed November conduct operations in Alabama, Arkan­ Schenectady, N. Y., to points in Connecti­ 23, 1955, R. L. MOORE AND JAMES T. sas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, cut, Massachusetts, Maine and Wiscon­ MOORE, doing business as TRANS­ Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Lou­ sin. Applicant is authorized to conduct COLD EXPRESS, P. O. Box 5842, 318 isiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, operations in Alabama, Connecticut, Cadiz Street, Dallas 22, Tex. Applicant’s ' Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mis­ Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, attorney: Ralph W . Pulley, Jr., First Na­ souri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, tional Bank Building, Dallas 2, Tex. For North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Penn­ Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North authority to operate as a common car­ sylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode rier, over irregular routes, transporting: Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Island, Tennessee, Virginia, West Vir­ (1) Meats, meat products, and meat by­ Wisconsin and the District of Columbia. ginia and the District of Columbia. products, as defined by the Commission, No. M C 107496 Sub 67, filed November No. M C 111401 Sub 65, filed November from Baltimore, Md., Palmira and New 21, 1955, RUAN TRANSPORT CORPO­ 10, 1955, GROENDYKE TRANSPORT, York, N. Y., and Boston, Mass., to points RATION, a corporation, 408 S. E. 30th INC., 2204 North Grand, Enid, Okla. For m Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Ar­ St., Des Moines, Iowa. For authority authority to operate as a common car­ kansas, and (2) frozen foods, from points to operate as a common carrier, over rier, over irregular routes, transporting: in New York (except Buffalo and Wav- irregular routes, transporting: Fertilizer, Petroleum and petroleum products, in erly), Pennsylvania (except Pittsburgh), from Humboldt, Iowa, to points in Min­ bulk, in tank vehicles, between points in Virginia (except Winchester), Kentucky nesota. Applicant is authorized to con­ Texas on and north of U. S. Highway (except Louisville), New Jersey, Mary­ duct operations in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, 66, on the one hand, and, on the other, land, Massachusetts, Connecticut, West Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North points in Nebraska and Missouri. Appli­ Virginia, Rhode Island, and Delaware, to Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. cant is authorized to conduct operations points in Louisana (except New Orleans No. MC 107871 Sub 5, filed November in Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and Shreveport), Oklahoma (except Ok­ 21, 1955, BONDED FREIGHTWAYS, and New Mexico. lahoma City and Tulsa), Arkansas, and INC., 347 West Jefferson Street, Syra­ No. MC 111844 Sub 3, DEAN BREN-* Texas (except Amarillo, Austin, Beau­ cuse, N. Y. Applicant’s attorney: Nor­ NAN, Washington Street, Wrightstown, mont, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, man M. Pinsky, 5th Floor, Weiler Bldg., Wis. Applicant’s attorney: Solie and Fort Worth, Houston, Lubbock and San 407 South Warren Street, Syracuse 2, Solie, 715 First National Bank Building, Antonio, Tex. Applicant is authorized N. Y. For authority to operate as a Madison 3, Wis. For authority to operate to conduct operations in Arkansas, Con­ common carrier, over irregular routes, as a contract carrier, over irregular necticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Louisi­ transporting: Molasses, in bulk, in tank routes, transporting: Malt beverages, in ana, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jer­ vehicles, from Buffalo, N. Y., to points in containers, from St. Louis, Mo., to Mani­ sey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Crawford, Warren, McKean, Erie and towoc, Marinette and Green Bay, Wis.; Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, West Vir­ Potter Counties, Pa. Applicant is not and empty containers or other such inci­ ginia, and the District of Columbia. authorized to transport the commodity dental facilities used in transporting the No. MC 114091 Sub 6, filed September specified. commodities specified, on return. Appli­ 15, 1955, clarifying amendment, filed No. MC 109425 Sub 8, filed November cant is not authorized to transport the November 28, 1955, DIRECT TRANS­ 18, 1955, LEVITAN INTERSTATE commodities specified. PORT COMPANY OF KENTUCKY, TRANSPpRTS, INC., 670 Sayra Ave., No. MC 112020 Sub 15, filed November INC., 4204 Norboume Blvd., Louisville, Perth Amboy, N. J. Applicant’s attor­ 18, 1955, COMMERCIAL OIL TRANS­ Ky. Applicant’s attorney: Ollie L. Mer­ ney: Bert Collins, 140 Cedar St., New PORT, a corporation, 1030 Stayton chant, 712 Louisville Trust Building, York 6, N. Y. For authority to operate Street, Ft. Worth, Tex. Applicant’s at­ Louisville 2, Ky. For authority to op­ as a common carrier, over irregular torney: Leroy Hallman, First National erate as a common carrier, over irregular routes, transporting: Piece goods and Bank Building, Dallas 2, Tex. For au­ routes, transporting: Petroleum and wearing apparel, between Perth Amboy, thority to operate as a common carrier, petroleum products, from (1) Points in Elizabeth, and Newark, N. J., on the one over irregular routes, transporting: (1) Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Scott and hand, and, on the other, Philadelphia, Vegetable oils and animal oils, in bulk, Stoddard Counties, M o., to points in Pa. Applicant is authorized to conduct in tank vehicles, fats and lard, from Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, operations in New York, Pennsylvania, points in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, and Tennessee. (2) Points in Gallatin, and New Jersey. Iowa, Kansas,, Louisiana, Michigan, Hamilton, Jackson, Johnson, Saline, No. MC 109557 Sub 8, filed October 25, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Union, White and Williamson Counties, 1955, published on page 8237 issue of Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin, to 111., to points in Illinois, Kentucky, Mis­ November 2, 1955, and amended Novem­ points in Monroe County, N. Y.; and (2) souri and Tennessee. (3) Points in Gib­ ber 25, 1955, JOHN ELDRIDGE WIL­ vegetable oils and animal oils, in bulk, son, Pike and Warrick Counties, Ind., to LETT, doing business as W ILLETT in tank vehicles, lard, and compounds points in Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky. BROTHERS TRANSPORTATION, 315 and blends thereof, including but not (4) Points in Crawford, Jackson, Jen­ Lincoln Ave. N. E., Roanoke, Va. Ap­ limited to shortening, monoglycerides nings, Orange, Scott and Washington plicant’s attorney: Harold G. Hemly, and emulsifiers, from points-in Monroe Counties, Ind., to points in Indiana and 1624 Eye St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C. County, N. Y., to points in Illinois, Ken­ Kentucky. (5) Points in Dearborn, De­ For authority to operate as a common tucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Tennessee, catur, Franklin and Ripley Counties, carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ and Texas. Applicant is authorized to Ind., to points in Indiana, Kentucky ana ing : Petroleum products, in bulk, in tank conduct operations in Arkansas, Kansas, Ohio. (6) Points in Butler, Clinton and vehicles, as defined by the Commission, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas. Warren Counties, Ohio, to points in except petroleum chemicals, between No. MC 113681 Sub 8, filed November Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. Charleston and Boomer, W. Va., on the 17, 1955, BAKERY PRODUCTS DELIV­ No. MC 114091 Sub 7, filed November one hand, and, on the other, points in ERY, INC., 404 West Putnam Avenue, 21, 1955, DIRECT TRANSPORT COM­ Highland, Bath, Alleghany, Botetourt, Greenwich, Conn. Applicant’s attorney: PANY OF KENTUCKY, INC., 3601 7tn Roanoke, Bedford, Campbell, Amherst, Arthur J. Piken, 140 Cedar Street, New Street Road, Louisville, Ky. Applicant3 Rockbridge, Augusta, Franklin, Henry, York 6, N. Y. For authority to operate attorney: Ollie L. Merchant, 712 Louis­ Pittsylvania, and Halifax Counties, Va. as a contract carrier, over irregular ville Trust Building, Louisville 2, Jv* Applicant is authorized to conduct op­ routes, transporting: Bakery products, For authority to operate as a comrn. erations in Virginia and West Virginia. from Newark, N- J. to Boston, Mass., carrier, over irregular routes, transport Nd. M C 110525 Sub 288, filed November Providence, R. L, and . Baltimore, Md., ing: Petroleum and petroleum proaac 18, 1955, CHEMICAL TANK LINES, and stale bakery products and empty in bulk, in tank vehicles, between do Wednesday, Decem ber 7, 1955 FEDERAL REGISTER 9003

Run, Ky., and Louisville, Ky., and points GRAY, a partnership, doing business as Turnpike, over Indiana Highway 49, and in the Louisville Commercial Zone, as GRAY AND SON TRUCK LINES, 800 return over the above routes, serving all defined by the Commission. Applicant Jones Street, P. O. Box 786, Paducah, intermediate points on the Indiana Turn­ is authorized to conduct operations in Ky. For authority to operate as a con­ pike. Applicant is authorized to con­ Illinois and Kentucky. tract carrier, over irregular routes, trans­ duct operations throughout the United No. MC 114091 Sub 8, filed November porting: Certain mixtures as Class D, States. 25 1955, DIRECT TRANSPORT COM­ Group I I I Poisons, in truckload lots, be­ N ote: Applicant states that it will serve PANY OP KENTUCKY, INC., 3601 Sev­ tween Kevil, Ky., and Sargents, Ohio. all Intermediate points on the Indiana Turn­ enth Street Road, Louisville, Ky. Appli­ No. M C 115689, filed November 21, pike, with the right of access wherever there cant’s attorney: Ollie L. Merchant, 712 1955, Quick Deliveries, Inc., 110 Olean is an interchange with its regular routes. Louisville Trust Building, Louisville 2, Street, Rochester, N. Y. Applicant’s No. MC 1800 Sub 22, filed November 15, attorney: Mackenzie, Smith, Lewis, Ky. For authority to operate as a com­ 1955, ALEXANDRIA, BARCROFT & mon carrier, over irregular routes, trans­ Michell & Hughes, Onondaga County WASHINGTON TRANSPORT COM­ Savings Bank Building, Syracuse 2, porting: Petroleum and petroleum prod­ PANY, a corporation, doing business as N. Y. For authority to operate as a con­ ucts, as defined by the Commission, in A. B. & W.* TRANSIT CO., 611 N. Royal tract carrier, over irregular routes, bulk in tank vehicles, from points in St., Alexandria, Va. Applicant’s at­ transporting: Iron and steel tanks, from Jefferson County, Ky., and Clark and torney: S. Harrison Kahn, 726-34 In­ points in Onondaga County, N. Y., to Floyd Counties, Ind.f to points in Ten­ vestment Building, Washington, D. C. points in New Hampshire, Vermont, nessee. For authority to operate as a common Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti­ Note: Authority Is not requested from carrier, over regular routes, transport­ cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl­ the site of the Ingram OH & Refining Com­ ing^ Passengers and their baggage, and vania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. pany installation, at or near Kosmosdale, express, mail, and newspapers, in the No. M C 115691, filed November 21,1965, Jefferson County, Ky., to Nashville, Tenn. same vehicle with passengers, between Applicant is authorized to conduct opera­ R. J. COKER, doing business as COKER points in Virginia as follows: (1) From tions in Illinois and Kentucky. TRUCKING COMPANY, Box 398, De- junction Columbia Pike and Greenbrier mopolis, Ala. For authority to operate No. MC 114569 Sub 8, filed November Street in Arlington County, Va., over as a common carrier, over irregular 25, 1955, SHAFFER TRUCKING, INC., Greenbrier Street to junction 8th Road routes, transporting: Lumber, in truck- Elizabethville, Pa. For authority to South, thence over 8th Road South to load lots, from points in Sumter, Greene operate as a common carrier, over ir­ junction Carlyn Spring Road; (2) From and Marengo Counties, Ala., to points in regular routes, transporting: Dairy junction 8th Road South and Carlyn Mississippi* Tennessee, Georgia, and products and pickle products, from Spring ,Road over Carlyn Spring Rroad Florida. points in Wisconsin to points in Penn­ to junction 5th Street; (3) From junc­ No. MC 115692, filed November 23, sylvania. Applicant holds common car­ tion Carlyn Spring Road and 5th Street 1955, S. A. WHEELER, SR., Soperton, rier authority to conduct operations in over 5th Street to junction Virginia Ga. Applicant’s attorney: J. Carlton West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maine, Highway 7; (4) From junction Virginia Warnock, Soperton, Ga. For authority New Hampshire and Vermont, and is Highway 7 and 5th Street over Virginia to operate as a common carrier, over authorized to conduct operations as a Highway 7 to junction Virginia Second­ irregular routes, transporting: Lumber, contract carrier under Permit No. MC ary Route 1078; (5) From junction Vir­ from Soperton, gra., to points in Georgia, 55813. ginia Highway 7 and Virginia Secondary Florida, Alabama and Tennessee. No. MC 114734 Sub 1, filed November Route 1078 over Virginia Secondary 25,1955, ADAM H. LOOS, doing business APPLICATIONS OP MOTOR CARRIERS OP Route 1078 to junction Virginia High­ as LOOS TRUCKING, Sherburn, Minn. PASSENGERS way 7; (6) From junction Virginia Sec­ Applicant’s representatives: A. R. ondary Route 1078 and Virginia High­ No. MC 1501 Sub 115, filed November Fowler, Agent, Associated Motor Carriers way 7 over Virginia Highway 7 to junc­ Tariff Bureau, 2288 University Ave., St. 22,1955, THE GREYHOUND CORPORA­ TION, 2600 Board of Trade Building, tion U. S. Highway 50; (7) From junc­ Paul 14, Minn. For authority to operate tion Virginia Highway 7 and U. S. High­ as a contract carrier, over irregular Chicago 4, 111. Applicant’s attorney: Linwood C. Major, Jr., 2001 Massa­ way 50 over U. S. Highway 50 to junction routes, transporting: Fresh meats, in Patrick Henry Drive; and (8) from carcasses, or part carcasses, and in pack­ chusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington 6, D. C. For authority to operate as a junction U. S. Highway 50 and Patrick ages, from Spencer, Iowa, to Detroit, Henry Drive over Patrick Henry Drive Mich., St. Louis, Mo., and Kansas City, common carrier, over regular routes, transporting: Passengers and their bag­ to junction Virginia Highway 7, and re­ Mo. Applicant is authorized to conduct gage, and express, mail, and newspapers, turn over the above routes, serving all operations in Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, intermediate points. Applicant is au­ and Wisconsin. in the same vehicle with passengers, (1) between the Indiana-Ohio State line, thorized to conduct operations in Vir­ No. MC 115457 Sub 1, filed November near U. S. Highway 20, and the Indiana- ginia and the District of Columbia. 25,1955, LEO SIROIS, doing business as Illinois State line, at Hammond, Ind., No. MC 53686 Sub 1, filed October 19, LEO SIROIS-TRUCKING, 1820 East over the Northern Indiana East-West 1955, and amended November 23, 1955, Court Street, Kankakee, 111. Applicant’s Toll Road, (also known as the Indiana published on page 8238, issue of Novem­ attorney: Edwin W . Sale, 210 First Trust Turnpike); (2) between junction U. S. ber 2, 1955, HARRY McCLOSKEY, 208 & Savings Bank Building, Kankakee, 111. Highway 112 and Michigan Highway 103, Warren St., Beverly, N. J. Applicant’s For authority to operate as a contract near White Pigeon, Mich., and the Indi­ attorney: Worth and Worth, Riverside, carrier, over irregular routes, transport­ ana Turnpike, from junction U. S. High­ N. J. For authority to operate as a com­ ing: Tile and related clay products, from way 112 and Michigan Highway 103, over mon carrier, over irregular routes, trans­ ot. Anne, Hl.y to points in Wisconsin Indiana Highway 103 to the Missouri- porting: Passengers and their baggage south of U. S. Highway 10, and those in Indiana State line, thence over Indiana in the same vehicle with passengers, in hidiana north of U. S. Highway 50. Highway 13 to the Indiana Turnpike; special or charter operations, from m «°',^ C 115687, filed November 21, (3) between Elkhart, Ind., and the Indi­ Beverly, N. J., and points within 15 miles W. EGBERS, doing business ana Turnpike, from Elkhart over Indiana thereof, and Philadelphia, Pa., to points 5? EGBERS TRAILER SALES, 1526 Highway 120 to junction Indiana High­ in New Jersey, New York, Delaware, North 24th Street, Quincy, HI. Appli­ way 13, thence over Indiana Highway Maryland, and the District of Columbia, cant s attorney: Grover C. Hoff, 208 East 13 to the Indiana Turnpike; (4) between and return. Applicant is authorized to «tains Street. Springfield, 111. For au- junction U. S. Highway 20 and Indiana conduct operations in New Jersey, and . r i • operate as a common carrier, Highway 39 and the Indiana Turnpike, Pennsylvania. MirUn irr®gular routes, transporting: over Indiana Highway 39; (5) between No. MC 58522 Sub 6, filed November 10, mrttm kouse trailers, in secondary junction Indiana Highway 2 and Indiana 1955. JOSEPH F. WENZEL, doing busi­ between points in Illinois, Highway 39, at La Porte, Ind., and the ness as RIVER TRAILS TRANSIT Missouri. Restricted to move- Indiana Turnpike, over Indiana High­ LINES, 151 Locust St., Dubuque, Iowa. ts from trailer park to trailer park. way 39; and (6) between junction U. S. Applicant’s attorney: Claude J. Jasper, , «■ 115688, filed November 21, Highway 30 and Indiana Highway 49, One West Main St., Madison 3, Wis. 0t)* OUJE GRAY AND COURTNEY near Valparaiso, Ind., and the Indiana For authority to operate as a common 9004 NOTICES carrier, over a regular route, transport­ filed for temporary authority under Sec­ St., Dallas, Texas, of the operating rights ing: Passengers and their baggage, and tion 210a (b ). and property of McHUGO TRANSFER express, mail, and newspapers, in the No. M C -F 6142. Authority sought for CO,, INC., E. I l l Sprague St., Spokane, same''vehicle with passengers, between control and merger by SPECTOR Wash., aiKj for .acquisition by GEORGE Sabula, Iowa, and Savanna, 111., over FREIGHT SYSTEM, INC., 3100 S. Wol­ T. HOWARD, also of Dallas, of control of U. S. Highway 52, serving no intermedi­ cott St., Chicago, 111., of the operating said operating rights and property ate points, restricted to transportation rights and property of B3NNS TRUCK­ through the transaction. Applicant’s of passengers who are at the time mov­ IN G COMPANY, INC., 338 Chestnut St., attorney: Burton K. Wheeler, Southern ing on railroad tickets in service which is Passaic, N. J., and for acquisition by Bldg., 15th & H Sts., N. W., Washington auxiliary to, and supplemental of, rail SIMON FISHER and W. STANHAUS, 5, D. C. Operating rights sought to be service of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. both of Chicago, of control of the said controlled and merged: General com­ Paul and Pacific Railroad. Applicant is operating rights and property through modities, with certain exceptions includ­ authorized" to conduct operations in the transaction. Applicant’s attorneys: ing household goods, as a common car­ Iowa, and Wisconsin. Axelrod, Goodman & Steiner, 39 S. La­ rier, over irregular routes, between No. MC 58915 Sub 1, filed November Salle St., Chicago 3, 111., Jack Rinzler, Spokane, Wash., and the site of the U. S. 28,1955. LINCOLN TRANSIT CO., INC., 694 Main Ave., Passaic, N. J., and Mau­ Army Air Corps Maintenance and U. S. 46, East Paterson, N. J. Applicant’s rice P. Golden, 33 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, Supply Depot at Galena, Wash.; general attorney: Robert E. Goldstein, 24 West HI. Operating rights sought to be con­ commodities, with certain exceptions not 40th St., New York 18, N. Y. For au­ trolled and merged: General commodi­ including household goods, between thority to operate as a common carrier, ties, with certain exceptions including points within three miles of Spokane, over irregular routes, transporting: household goods, as a common carrier Wash., including Spokane; household Passengers and their baggage, in the over irregular routes, between New York, goods, as defined by the Commission, be­ same vehicles with passengers, in special N.*Y., Newark, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., tween points in Washington, Oregon, round-trip operations, during the rac­ points in New Jersey within 25 miles of Idaho, and Montana, between points in ing seasons, from Atlantic City, N. J„ to Newark, and those in New Jersey and Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washing­ Delaware Park, Stanton, Del., Pimlico Pennsylvania within 20 miles of Phila­ ton, on the one hand, and, on the other, Race Track, Baltimore, Md., Bowie Race delphia. SPECTOR FREIGH T SYS­ points in California, Nevada, and Utah; Course, Bowie, Md., and Laurel Race TEM, INC., is authorized to operate in machinery, camp supplies, fencing ma­ Course, Laurel, Md. Applicant is au­ Missouri, Massachusetts, Indiana, terials, fruit, tires, paper, and iron cul­ thorized to conduct operations in New Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, verts, between Spokane, Wash., on the York and New Jersey. * Connecticut, Rhode Island, Illinois, one hand, and, on the other, Portland, CORRECTIONS Maryland, Ohio, Wisconsin, Virginia, Oreg., and certain points in Idaho and and the District of Columbia. Applica­ Montana. HOW ARD VAN LINES, IN­ Application of DEALERS TRANSIT, tion has been filed for temporary author­ CORPORATED, is authorized to oper­ INC., Chicago, 111., published on page ity under Section 210a (b ). ate in Alabama, Arkansas, California, 8796, issue of November 30, 1955. The No. MC-F 6143. Authority sought for Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Dlinois, In­ docket number assigned thereto MC control and merger by TRUCK TRANS­ diana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, 1405 Sub 271, was in error. The correct PORT COMPANY, 8350 Dix, Detroit, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Mis­ docket number assigned is M C 4405 Sub Mich., of the operating rights and prop­ souri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mex­ 271. erty of ROADWAY TRANSIT COM­ ico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 5 (2) AND PANY, 3601 Wyoming, Dearborn, Mich., Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Caro­ 210a (b) and for acquisition by W ALTER A. lina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West RONEY.1 also of Detroit, of control of Virginia, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Mas­ No. M C-P 6117, published in the No­ such operating rights and property sachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New vember 2, 1955, issue of the F ederal through the transaction. Applicant’s at­ Hampshire, Delaware, and the District R eg ister on page 8240. Application torney: Robert A. Sullivan, 2606 Guard­ of Columbia. Application has not been filed November 9, 1955, for temporary ian Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. Operating filed for temporary authority under authority under Section 210a (b ). rights sought to be controlled and Section 210a