VOLUME 18 NUMBER 89

Washington, Friday, May 8, 1953

TITLE 5— ADMINISTRATIVE in the scorched particle content .per­ CONTENTS mitted. PERSONNEL Further study and consideration since Agriculture Department Page the above proposal was published has in­ See Production and Marketing Chapter I— Civil Service Commission dicated a more practical method to ac­ Administration. Part 6— E x c ept io n s F rom t h e complish the objective, by decreasing Alien Property Office Co m petitive S ervice the test sample size from the present 25 gram sample to 17 grams and retaining Notices: SCHEDULE C DEPARTMENTS OF INTERIOR Vested property, notices of in­ the present requirement of “not more AND AGRICULTURE tention to return: than 22.5 mg.” of scorched particle con­ Cardamone, Antonio, et al— 2679 Effective upon publication in the tent. This method of reducing the Danek, Maria, et al,------2679 Federal R egister, the positions listed sample size permits the same amount of Dannenbaum, Selma______2679 below are excepted from the competitive scorched particles per gram of roller Gay, Lino______2679 service under Schedule C. nonfat dry milk solids as the original Gergely, Mrs. Imre______2680 § 6.310 Department of the Interior— method proposed. > Heidmann, Melarne (Lilly), (a) Office of the Secretary. [Reserved.] The use of a 17 gram instead of a 25 and Marie Gundelfinger— 2681 (b) Office of the Solicitor. (1) One gram sample of roller process nonfat dry “L’Ape” Società Anonima and confidential assistant to the Solicitor. milk solids will facilitate the testing of “Vigilanza” Società Anon­ this product. Experiments have indi­ §6.311 Department of Agriculture— ima______;______2681 cated that if a 25 gram sample is used Les Usines de Melle______2680 (a) Office of the Secretary. (1) One and such sample contains more than administrative assistant to the Secretary. Modave, Andre Camille Jules_ 2680 32.5 mg. of total scorched particles, fil­ St. Peter’s Church of Samo- (R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403; 5 U. S. C. 631, tration may be difficult, and in some in­ laco______:____ 2681 633. E. O. 10440, March 31, 1953, 18 P. R. stances, filtration may not be successfully Seckbach, Mrs. Hedwig_____ 2681 1823) accomplished. It is,hereby found that it is unneces­ Civil Aeronautics Administra­ U nited S tates C iv il S erv­ sary, impracticable, and contrary to the tion ice Co m m iss io n , public interest to postpone the effective Rules and regulations: [seal] c . L. E dw ards, Executive Director. date of this amendment until thirty (30) Standard instrument approach days after publication thereof in the procedures; alterations___ 2666 [F. R. Doc. 53-4087; Piled, May 7, 1953; F ederal R egister for the reasons that: 8:57 a. m.] Civil Aeronautics Board (1) There has been an unusual increase Rules and regulations : ^ in milk production during recent months Economic proceedings, rules of • TITLE 7— AGRICULTURE with the result that increased quantities practice ; participation in oral of dairy products will be offered to the arguments by persons not Chapter I—-Production and Marketing Commodity Credit Corporation under parties______i______2666 the price support program for milk and Administration (Standards, Inspec­ butterfat, (2) This will probably make Civil Service Commission tions, Marketing Practices), Depart­ it necessary for Commodity Credit Cor­ Rules and regulations: ment of Agriculture poration to accept larger quantities of Exceptions from competitive roller process nonfat dry milk solids to service; Schedule C; Interior Subchapter A— Commodity Standards and and Agriculture Departments- 2663 Standard Container Regulations carry out its commitments under the price support program, (3) During 1951 Commerce Department Part 39—U n it e d S tates S tandards for and 1952, since the present standards See Civil Aeronautics Adminis­ Grades of N onfat D r y M il k S o lid s have been in effect, only small quanti­ tration. test m eth o ds ties of roller process nonfat dry milk solids were acquired under the price Federal Communications Com­ . On March 25, 1953, notice was pub­ support program, and (4) The moisture mission lished in the F ederal R eg ister (18 F . R . requirement for purchase under the Notices : 1692) regarding proposed amendment of price support program is lower than un­ Hearings, etc. : united States Standards for Grades of der the standard. This tends to result Cuban broadcast stations; Nonfat Dry Milk Solids (16 F. R. 5420). in somewhat more scorched particles. notification of new stations, Such proposal would increase the Therefore, this change is necessary and of changes, modifica­ scorched particle content from “22.5 effective immediately in order to facili­ tion and deletions of exist- mg.” to “32.5 mg.” for U. S. Extra Grade ing stations______2675 Roller Process and the majority of views, tate the carrying out of the Depart­ Indiana Bell Telephone Co_ 2675 comments, and suggestions received by ment’s price support program. Ozarks Broadcasting Co. the Department favor such an increase (Continued on p. 2665) (KWTO)______2675 2663 2664 RULES AND REGULATIONS

CONTENTS— Continued CONTENTS— Continued Federal Housing Administra- Pa§e Interstate Commerce Commis- Page FEDERAL^REGISTER tion— Continued sion— Continued ■V,1934 ¿ r e O nnto^ Rules and regulations—Continued Notices—Continued Eligibility requirements—Con. Applications for relief—Con. Application fee—Continued Merchandise in mixed car­ Multifamily war rental loads from Chicago, 111., housing insurance; mort­ Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, group to Baton Rouge and and days following official Federal holidays, gage under section 608 New Orleans, La______2682 by the Federal Register Division, National pursuant to section 610 of Merchandise in mixed car- Archives and Records Service, General Serv­ the National Housing ' loads from Jackson and ices Administration, pursuant to the au­ Act______2665 Vicksburg, Miss., to points thority contained in the Federal Register Single-family project loans, . in Illinois______2682 Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as war housing insurance; Sand and gravel from west­ amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B), under regula­ project mortgage cover­ tions prescribed by the Administrative Com­ ern trunk-line and Illinois mittee of the Federal Register, approved by ing group of single-fam­ territories to official and the President. Distribution is made only by ily dwellings______2665 Illinois territories______2682 the Superintendent of Documents, Govern­ Information for preliminary Sugar, beet or cane, from ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. examination: South Torrington, Wyo., to The regulatory material appearing herein Multifamily a n d group Southwest points______2681 is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, housing insurance: which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Rules and regulations: Cooperative housing in­ Carriers by motor vehicle; St. to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as surance; project mort­ amended June 19, 1937. Louis-East St. Louis, 111., T he Federal Register will be furnished by gage------2665 commercial zone; postpone­ mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Multifamily housing in- ment of effective date_____ 2669 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in , surance; mortgage advance. The charge for individual copies covering multifamily Justice Department (minimum 15#) varies in proportion to the housing______. 2665 See Alien Property Office. size of the issue. Remit check or money National defense rental order, made payable to the Superintendent housing insurance_____ 2666 Land Management Bureau of Documents, directly to the Government Notices: Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Federal Power Commission There are no restrictions on the republica- Notices : Wyoming; classification order__ 2673 tlon of material appearing in the Federal Hearings, etc.: Production and Marketing Ad­ R egister. Atlantic Seaboard Corp. et al_ 2674 ministration Cliffs Power and Light Co__ 2674 Rules and regulations: Colorado-Wyoming Gas Co_ 2675 Milk solids, nonfat dry; U. S. El Paso Electric Co. and El standards for grades; test Paso City Lines, Inc______2674 methods______2663 Lone Star Gas Co______2674 Principal Officials Michigan - Wisconsin Pipe Securities and Exchange Com­ in the Line Co______2674 mission Permian Basin Pipe Line Co. Notices: Executive Branch et al------2674 Hearings, etc.: Swift, Orlando B__ :______2675 Central and South West Corp. Appointed Fish and Wildlife Service and Central Power and January 20-April 20, Rules and regulations: Light Co______2676 Alaska wildlife protection; tak­ Columbia Gas System, Inc. ing animals, birds, and game (2 documents)______2677,2678 1953 fishes; miscellaneous amend­ ments______2669 Gulf Power Co______2678 A listing of approximately 200 appoint­ Pennsylvania Electric Co----- 2676 ments made after January 20, 1953. Housing and Home Finance Utah Power and Light Co_— 2678 Names contained in the list replace cor­ Agency responding names appearing in the See also Federal Housing Admin­ Small Defense Plants Adminis­ 1952—53 U. S. Government Organization tration Manual istration. Notices : Notices: Price 10 cents Regional representatives; dele­ Additional company accepting gation of authority to per­ Order from Superintendent of Documents, request to participate in op­ form functions in connection erations of: Government Printing Office, Washington with defense housing author­ 25, D. C. Small manufacturers cooper­ ized under HHFA Regulation ative of Bridgeport, Conn— 2679 CR 3------2676 Tri-State Defense Industries, Interior Department Inc______2679 See also Fish and Wildlife Serv­ CONTENTS-—Continued ice; Land Management Bureau. CODIFICATION GUIDE Notices : Federal Communications Com- PaSe Administrator for Land Man­ A numerical list of the parts of the Code mission——Continued agement; delegation of au­ of Federal Regulations affected by documents Proposed rule making: thority with respect to cer­ pub lish ed in th is is>ue. Proposed rules, as Maritime Mobile Radiotele­ tain functions______2674 opposed to final actions, are identified as phone Service; extension of Interstate Commerce Commis­ such. time for filing comments___ 2672 Page sion Title 5 Federal Housing Administration Notices: Chapter I: Rules and regulations: Applications for relief: Part 6_. 2663 Eligibility requirements: Fertilizer solutions from Application fee: Vicksburg and Yazoo City, Title 7 Military housing insur­ Miss., to Illinois and official Chapter I: ance______2666 territories______2282 Part 39. 2663 Friday, May 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2665

CODIFICATION GUIDE— Con. $3.00 per $1,000 of the face amount of § 283.7 Application fee. The appli­ the mortgage loan set forth in the cation must be accompanied by the Page commitment shall be paid prior to the mortgagee’s check to cover an “Applica­ Title 14 delivery of the commitment. tion Fee” computed at the rate of $1.50 Chapter I: ___ 2666 per $1,000 of the original face amount of Part 302------2. Section 232.1 (d) is hereby amendedthe mortgage loan for which application Chapter n : to read as follows: _ 2666 is made, to cover the costs of analysis by Part 609------— ------— (d) If an application filed prior to the Commissioner. A further sum (re­ Title 2 4 May 11, 1953, is rejected without an ferred to as “Commitment Fee”), which Chapter n : estimate of replacement cost being made when added to the Application Fee will Part 232------2665 by the Commissioner, the fee paid will be aggregate $3.00 per $1,000 of the face 2665 returned to the applicant. If an appli­ amount of the mortgage loan approved Part 283------2665 cation filed on or after May 11, 1953, for insurance by the Commissioner, shall Part 287------2665 is rejected before it is assigned for,proc- be paid prior to the delivery of the com­ Part 292------— 2666 essing by the Commissioner, the appli­ mitment. If an application filed prior Part 296------2666 cation fee will be returned to the appli­ to May 11, 1953, is rejected without an Title 4 7 cant. estimate of replacement cost being made Chapter I: (Sec. 211, 52 S tat. 23; 12 U. S. C. 1715b. by the Commissioner, the fee paid will Part 7 (proposed) —------_____ '2672 Interprets or applies sec. 207, 48 Stat. 1252, be returned to the applicant. If an ap­ Part 8 (proposed)------_ . 2672 as am ended; 12 U. S. C. 1713) plication filed on or after May 11, 1953, is rejected before it is assigned for proc­ Title 4 9 Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, essing by the Commissioner, the fee paid Chapter I: * 1953. will be returned to the applicant. If, Part 170------_ 2669 G u y T. O. H ollyday, Federal Housing Commissioner. after insurance, the amount of an in­ Title 5 0 sured mortgage is increased either by Chapter I: [F. R. .Doc. 53-4043; Filed, May 7, 1953; amendment or by the substitution of a Part 46—------__ __ 2669 8:47 a. m.] new insured mortgage, a further fee shall be paid, based upon the amount of such increase. P art 241—Cooperative H o u sin g I n s u r ­ After consideration of all relevant (Sec. 607, 55 Stat. 61; 12 U. S. C. 1742. In ­ matters presented, including the pro­ a n c e ; E l ig ib il it y R equirements for terprets or applies sec. 608, 56 Stat. 303, as posal in the aforesaid notice, U. S. P roject M ortgage am ended; 12 U. S. C. 1743) Standards for Grades of Nonfat Dry INFORMATION FOR PRELIMINARY Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, Milk Solids are hereby amended pur­ EXAMINATION suant to the authority contained in the 1953. Agricultural Marketing Act, 1946 (60 1, Section 241.1 (b) is hereby amended G u y T. O. H o l l y d a y , Stat. 1087; 7 U. S. C, 1621 et seq.) as to read as follows : Federal Housing Commissioner. follows: (b) A further sum (referred to as [F. R. Doc. 53-4045; Filed, May 7, 1953; In § 39.5 Test methods, paragraph “Commitment Fee”) which when added 8:47 a. m.] (b), subparagraph (2) Roller process to the “Application Fee” will aggregate nonfat dry milk solids, change the words $3.00 per $1,000 of the face amount of “turn on the mixer and add 25 grams the mortgage loan set forth in the com­ of roller process nonfat dry milk solids” mitment shall be paid prior to the Subchapter K— Single-Family Project Loans, War to read “turn on the mixer and add 17 delivery of the commitment. Housing Insurance grams of roller process nonfat dry milk solids.” 2. Section 241.1 (d) is hereby amended P art 287—E l ig ib il it y R equirements of to read as follows : P roject M ortgage C overing G ro up of (Sec. 205, 60 Stat. 1090; 7 U. S. C. 1624) (d) If an application filed prior to S in g l e -F a m il y D w e l l in g s Done at Washington, D. C., this 4th May 11, 1953, is rejected without an APPLICATION FEE day of May 1953. estimate of replacement cost being made Section 287.7 is hereby amended to [seal] R o y W. L e n n a r t so n , by the Commissioner, the fee paid will read as follows: Assistdnt Administrator, Pro­ be returned to the applicant. If an duction and Marketing Ad­ application filed on or after May 11,1953, § 287.7 Application fee. The applica­ ministration. is rejected before it is assigned for proc­ tion must be accompanied by the mort­ gagee’s check to cover an “Application [P. R. Doc. 53-4057; Filed, May 7, 1953; essing by the Commissioner, the appli­ 8:50 a. m.] cation fee will be returned to the ap­ Fee” computed at the rate of $1.50 per plicant. $1,000 of the original face amount of the (Sec. 211, 52 Stat. 23; 12 U. S. C. 1715b. mortgage loan for which application is TITLE 24— HOUSING AND Interprets or applies sec. 114, 64 Stat. 54; 12 made, to cover the costs of analysis by U. S. C. 1715e) the Commissioner. A further sum (re­ HOUSING CREDIT ^ Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, ferred to as “Commitment Fee”) , which Chapter II— Federal Housing Ad­ 1953. when added to the application Fee will ministration, Housing and Home G u y T. O. H o llyd a y , aggregate $3.00 per $1,000 of the face Finance Agency Federal Housing Commissioner. amount of the mortgage loan approved for insurance by the Commissioner, shall Subchapter D— Multifamily and Group Housing [F. R. Doc. 53-4044; Filed, May 7, 1953; 8:47 a. m.] be paid prior to the delivery of the com­ Insurance mitment. If an application filed prior Part 232—M u l t if a m il y H o u sin g I n s u r ­ to May 11, 1953, is rejected without an ance; E lig ibility R equirements of estimate of replacement cost being made Mortgage C overing M u l t if a m il y Subchapter I— War Rental Housing Insurance by the Commissioner, the fee paid will Housing P art 283—M u l t if a m il y W ar H o u s in g be returned to the applicant. If an information for preliminary I n s u r a n c e ; E l ig ib il it y R equirements application filed on or after May 11, EXAMINATION o f M ortgage u n d er S e c t io n 608 P u r ­ 1953, is rejected before it is assigned for su a n t to S e c tio n 610 of t h e N atio nal 1. Section 232.1 (b) is hereby amended processing by the Commissioner, the fee to read as follows : H o u sin g A ct paid will be returned to the applicant. „ (k) A further sum (referred to as , / application fee If, after insurance, the amount of an in­ Commitment Pee”) which when added Section 283.7 is hereby amended to sured mortgage is increased either by 10 tue, “Application Fee” will aggregate read as follows: amendment or by the substitution of a 2666 RULES AND REGULATIONS new insured mortgage, a further fee shall the mortgage loan set forth in the com­ ments of their views to the Board. Ac- I be paid, based upon the amount of the mitment shall be paid prior to the de­ cording representatives of governmental I increase. livery of the commitment. bodies the privilege of oral argument even though they are not formal inter-1 (Sec. 607, 55 Stat. 61, 12 U. S. C. 1742) 2. Section 296.1 (d) is hereby amended veners, is in recognition of the substan- I Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, to read as follows: tial interest that such bodies may have I 1953. (d) If an application filed prior to in a Board proceeding. May 11,1953, is rejected without an esti­ Since this amendment is not a sub- 1 G u y T. O, H o l l y d a y , Federal Housing Commissioner. mate of replacement cost being made stantive rule but one of agency proce- I by the Commissioner, the fee paid will dure, notice and public procedure hereon I [P. R. Doc. 53-4040; Piled, May 7, 1953; be returned to the applicant. If an ap­ are unnecessary, and the amendment I 8:46 a. m.] plication filed on or after May 11, 1953, may be made effective immediately. is rejected before it is assigned for proc­ In consideration of the foregoing, the I essing by the Commissioner, the applica­ Civil Aeronautics Board hereby amends I tion fee will be returned to the applicant. Part 302 of the Procedural Regulations Subchapter M— -Military Housing Insurance (14 CFR Part 302), as follows, effective I (Sec. 907, 65 Stat. 301; 12 U. S. C. 1750f) May 1, 1953: P art 292—E l ig ib il it y R equirements for 1. By amending § 302.14 to read as M ilit a r y H o u sin g I nsu r a n c e Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, 1953. follows: APPLICATION FEE G u y T . Ò . H o ll y d a y , § 302.14 Participation in hearings by Section 292.7 is hereby amended to Federal Housing Commissioner. persons not parties. Any person, in­ read as follows: cluding any state, political division [F. R. Doc. 53-4042; Filed, May 7, 1953; thereof, state aviation commission, or § 292.7 Application fee. The appli­ 8:47 a. m.] cation must be accompanied by the other public body, may appear at any mortgagee’s check to cover an “Applica­ hearing, other than in an enforcement tion Pee” computed at the rate of $1.50 TITLE 14— CIVIL AVIATION proceeding, and present any evidence per $1,000 of the original face amount which is relevant to’the issues. With the of th 3 mortgage loan for which applica­ Chapter I— Civil Aeronautics Board consent of the Examiner or the Boartl, tion is made, to cover the costs of if the hearing is held by the Board, such analysis by the Commissioner. A fur­ Subchapter C— Procedural Regulations person may also cross-examine witnesses directly. Such persons may also present j ther sum (referred to as “Commitment (Reg., Serial No. PR-21] Pee) ”, Which when added to the Applica­ to both the Examiner and the Board a tion fee will aggregate $3.00 per $1,000 P art 302—R u l e s of P ractice in written statement on the issues involved of the face amount of the mortgage loan E c o n o m ic P roceedings in the proceeding. Such statement shall approved for insurance by the Commis­ conform to the requirements of these sioner, shall be paid prior to the delivery PARTICIPATION IN ORAL ARGUMENTS BY rules as to form, content, service, and of the commitment. If an application PERSONS NOT PARTIES time of filing of briefs to the Examiner filed prior to May 11, 1953, is rejected -Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics and the Board. In addition, a repre­ without an estimate of replacement cost Board at its office in Washington, D. C., sentative of any department, agency or being made by the Commissioner, the fee on the 1st day of May 1953. branch of the Federal Government or paid will be returned to the applicant. By Amendment No. 2 to Part 302 of its of any state government (including a If an application filed on or after May 11, Procedural Regulations effective August state aviation commission) may appear 1953, is rejected before it is assigned for 1,1952, the Board provided that any per­ and present oral argument in any pro­ processing by the Commissioner, the fee son, including any state or political sub­ ceeding in which argument has been paid will be returned to the applicant. division thereof, state aviation commis­ assigned. If, after insurance, the amount of an sion, or other body, may present to the (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984; 49 U. S. C. 425. In­ insured mortgage is increased either by Board an oral or written statement on terprets or applies sec. 1001, 52 Stat. 1017; 49 amendment or by the substitution of a the issues involved in a proceeding. The U. S. C. 641) new insured mortgage, a further fee shall primary purpose of this rule, as evi­ By the Civil Aeronautics Board. be paid, based upon the amount of such denced by the statement accompanying [ seal] M. C. M ulligan, increase. its adoption, was to provide for filing Secretary. (Sec. 808, 63 S ta t* 570; 12 U. S. C. 1748g) with the Board a written statement of views by a person who had some interest [F. R. Doc. 53-4085; Filed, May 7, 1953; Issued at Washington, D. C., May 4, in the proceeding, but who was not a 8:56 a. m.] 1953. formal party thereto. However, the G u y T . O . H o llyd a y , literal language of the amendment not Federal Housing Commissioner. only provides a right to file a written statement but also gives such person (F. R. Doc. 53-4041; Filed, May 7, 1953; the right to oral argument in any case. Chapter II— Civil Aeronautics Admin* 8:47 a. m.] Upon further consideration of the rule istration, Department of Commerce the Board does not believe it desirable [Am dt. 32] or in the public interest to give “any person” the right to oral argument be­ P art 609—S tandard I nstrument Subchapter O— National Defense Rental Housing fore it. The exercise of such a right A pproach P rocedures Insurance could unduly delay oral arguments and ALTERATIONS P art 296—E l ig ib il it y R equirements for would not be conducive to the proper dispatch of the Board’s business. The The standard instrument approach N ational D e f e n s e R ental H o u sin g procedure alterations appearing herein­ I n su r a n c e Board, therefore, has determined to amend its rules so as to limit the priv­ after are adopted to become effective INFORMATION FOR PRELIMINARY ilege of oral argument for persons other when indicated in order to promote EXAMINATION than formal parties to representatives safety of the flying public. Complim^ 1. Section 296.1 (b) is hereby amended of any agency or branch of the Federal with the notice, procedures, and effective to read as follows: Government or of any state government, date provisions of section 4 of the Ad­ (b) A further sum (referred to as including state aviation commissions. ministrative Procedure Act would be mi* “Commitment Pee”) which when added Other persons not parties will still be practicable and contrary to the pub to the “Application Pee” will aggregate accorded the privilege of appearing at interest, and therefore is not required. $3.00 per $1,000 of the face amount of hearings and presenting written state­ Part 609 is amended as follows: rdy My , 1953 8, Friday, May 2 . The automatic direction finding procedures prescribed in § 609.9 are amended to read in part: Automatic Direction Finding Procedures

Initial approach to station . Mini­ Distance MinimumS Final ap­ mum from altitude station Field If visual contact not estab­ proach Procedure turn minimum lished at authorized landing Station; frequency; identification; course; over sta­ to ap­ eleva­ Mag­ Mini­ degrees at distances from sta­ tion on proach tion Visi­ minimums, or if landing not class netic Dist­ mum tion Ceiling bility accomplished; remarks From— T o - ance inbound; final end of (ft.) (ft.) course (mi.) altitude outbound approach runway (mi.) (degs.) (ft.) (ft.) (mi.)

1,740 5.5 173 R 500 1.5 Climb to 2,500' on crs of 057° WINDSOR LOCKS, CONN. (All directions—MEA from primary fixes) 057 10 mi—2,200' 2667S side course REGISTER FEDERAL 237 15 mi—2,200' S side course (R) 500 1.0 within 15 mi of LOM, or Bradley Field S* 500 1.0 when directed by ATC, 239 kc; BD; LOM 20 mi—2,200' S side course LOM 057 3.5 2,500 25 mi—2,200' S side course A 1,000 2.0 make a climbing right turn Int. NW crs Hartford LFR and (BC(>B) as soon as practicable; return S crs Westfield LFR T 300 1.0 to LOM at 2,500'. 2,500 N ote: (1) Standard clearance Int. E crs Westfield LFR and LOM . 237 19.0 not provided over ridge ap­ 237° brg to LOM proximately 1 mi N of LOM. (2) Deviation from standard criteria authorized for straight- in landing minimums. ‘Runway 6.

2. The instrument landing system procedures prescribed in § 609.11 are amended to read in part: Instrument Landing System P rocedures

Minimums Transition to ILS Final ILS Mini­ Glide path Distance from approach mum markers to ILS location and altitude over Field If visual contact not established at course; Procedure altitude markers (ft.) approach end of eleva­ authorized landing minimums, or range from which Mag­ Mini­ degrees turn mini­ at glide runway (mi.) tion Ceil­ Visi­ if landing not accomplished; re­ initial approach to netic Dis­ mum inbound; mum on ILS path in- ILS shall be made From— To— tance (ft.) ing bility marks course altitude out­ tercep- (ft.) (mi.) (degs.) (mi.) (ft.) bound tion(ft.) Outer Middle Outer Middle

NORFOLK, VA. Norfolk LFR LOM 224 0.9 1,400 SW 1,400'—S side 1,400 1,050 220 4.20 0.63 26 R 500 1.5 Turn right and climb to 1,400' on SW Norfolk Airport 044 SW crs (R) 500 1.0 of ILS. LOM 044 7.0 1,400 224 S* #400 3/4 ‘Runway 4. Freq. 109.9 me Int. SW crs ILS and S A 800 2.0 #400-1 day and night required when Ident. ORK crs Langley LFR T 300 1.0 • approach lights are inoperative. 0.8 2,600 SE 2,600'—E side 2,500 2,495 1,415 4 70 0.67 1,168 R 500 1.5 Make a climbing left turn, climb to PITTSBURGH, Cecil Rbn LOM 013 2,500' (or at a higher altitude when PA. 321 SE crs (R) 500 1.0 LÓM 214 21.0 2,900 141 S‘ 400 3/4 requested by ATC) and proceed to Greater Pitts­ Butler Rbn A 800 2.0 Clinton Rbn. burgh Airport ‘Runway 32. Freq. 110.3 me McKeesport Rbn LOM 291 19.0 2,70Q T 300 1.0 Went. PIT Clinton Rbn LOM 119 10.0 2,600 Greater Pittsburgh LOM 226 4.5 2,600 Rbn / SW crs ILS 095 12.0 2,000 SW 1,800'—W side 1,400 1,360 230 4 70 0.64 7 R 1,000 1.5 Climb to 1,000' on heading of 059“, TETERBORO, Chatham Rbm 900 1.0 turn left, climb to 2,000' on ADF N. J. 059 SW crs (R) 10.0 1,800 239 S* #600 1.0 crs to Paterson Rbn. Teterboro Air­ Newark LOM SW crs ILS 013 ‘Runway 6. port A 1,000 2.0 2,000 T 300 1.0 #700-1 required when approach lights Freq. 108.1 me Paterson Rbn Outer marker 186 10.0 are inoperative. Ident. TEB N ote: Procedure turn W to avoid Caldwell VOR Outer marker 114 13.0 2,000 traffic—deviation authorized.

WINDSOR Int. NW crs Hartford LOM 957 3,5 2,500 SW 2,200'—S side 2,200 1,740 400 5.50 0.66 173 R 500 1.5 Climb to 2,500' on NE crs of ILS, or 057 SW crs (R) 500 1.0 when directed by ATC, make right LOCKS, CONN, LFR & SW crs ILS climbing turn as soon as practical Bradley Field 237 S* 400 3/4 LOM 237 19.0 j 2,500 A 800 2.0 ble, return to LOM at 2500'. Freq. 110.3 me Int, E crs Westfield T 300 1.0 N ote: Standard clearance not pro­ Ident. BDL LFR & NE crs ILS vided over ridge 1 mi N of LOM— deviation authorized. ‘Runway 6. 3. The very high frequency omnirange procedures prescribed in § 609.15 are amended to read in part: 2668

VHF Omnirange (VOR) P rocedures

Initial approach to VOR station Minimums Final Minimum Distance approach altitude from VOR Station; frequency; Mag­ Mini­ course; Procedure turn over VOR station to Field If visual contact not established at authorized identification; class netic Dis­ mum degrees minimum altitude station on approach elevation Ceiling Visibility landing minimums, of if landing not accom­ From— course tance alti­ inbound; final end of (ft.) - (ft.) (mi.) plished; remarks (deg.) (mi.) tude outbound approach runway (ft.) (ft.) (mi.)

ALBANY, N. Y. (Initial approaches from 190 1,600'—W side ers 1,100* On airport 288 R *600 1.5 Climb to 1,000' on ers of 190°, then make a climbing Albany Airport primary fixes from any 010 (within 20 ml) (R) *500 1.0 right turn, climb to 3,000' on outbound ers of 297° (Procedure No. 1) direction—MEA) 1,800'—within 25 S# *500 1.0 within 25 mi of VOR, or when directed by ATC, 118.9 me; ALB; BVOR mi) A 800 2.0 climb to 3,000' on outbound ers of 184° within Saratoga Springs FM 207 25.0 1,600 T 300 1.0 25 mi. ‘Descent to indicated landing minimums author­ Round Lake FM (Final) 190 13; 0 1,100 ized after passing Albany LFR; if position over Albany LFR not .positively identified by both Albany LFR (Final) 190 3.0 C*) visual and aural means on final approach, ceiling minimums of 800' are applicable, # Runway 19. Note: Deviation from standard criteria authorized in straight-in minimums. (Procedure No. 2) (Initial approaches' from 010 2,200'—E side ers 1,700 5.4 288 R ‘ 600 1.5 Climb to 3,000' on ers of 010° within 25 mi of VOR, primary fixes from any 190 (over (from (R) 500 1.0 or when directed by ATC, climb to 3,000' on ers direction—M E A) Delmar Delmar S* 500 1.0 of 297°. ^M) FM) A 800 2.0 ♦Runway 1. Saratoga Springs FM 207 25.0 2,200 T 300 1.0 N ote: Deviation from standard criteria authorized REGULATIONS AND RULES in distance from Coxsackie FM to VOR. Coxsackie FM (Final) 016 26.0 1,700 CASPER, WYO. (Initial approaches from 201 7,000'—Nvside ers 7,000 15.9 5,348 R 1,000 3.0 Make 180° turn, climb to 7,500' on ers of 021° within Natrona County Airport primary fixes from any 021 (within 10 mi) A. • 1,000 3.0 25 mi of VOR, or as directed by ATC. 118.4 mo; CPR; BVOR direction—MEA) 7,300'—within 25 mi T 300 1.0 Caution: 5,900' msl terrain at VOR site and 5 mi 8, SW and W of airport. Casper LFR 352 13.0 7,000 DALHART, TEX. (Initial approaches from 172 5,200'—W side ers 4,700 4.0 3,989 R 500 1.5 Climb to 5,200' on ers of 172° within 25 mi of VOR, Dalhart Airport primary fixes from any 352 (R) 500 1.0 or as directed by ATC. 114.9 me; DHT; direction—MEA) S# 600 1.0 ¡¡¡Runway 17. BVOR-DTV A 800 2.0 Dalhart Rbn 356 4.5 5,200 T 300 1.0

FRESNO, CALIF. (PROCEDURE CANCELED) Fresno Air Terminal

LAWTON, OKLA. Int. 197° brg to Wichita 233 12.0 2,400 346 2,200'—E side ers 1,600 4.9 1,108 R 500 1.5 Climb to 2,200' on ers of 187° within 25 mi of VOR. Lawton Airport VOR and 233° brg to 167 (R) 500 1.0 ‘ Runway 35. 12.2 me; LAW; VOR Lawton VOR S* ' 500 1.0 #No U. S. Weather Bureau or CAA communica­ A# NA' tions available at this airport. Voice on VOR T 300 1.0 controlled by Army tower at Post Field. NORTH PLATTE, (Initial approaches from 016 4,200'—E side ers 3,700 5.7 2,779 R 600 1.0 Climb to 4,500' on ers of 016° within 25miles of VOR. NEBR. primary fixes from any 196 (R) 600 1.0 Caution: 2983' msl tpwer, 2 miles NW of airport Lee Bird Field direction—MEA) A 800 2.0 and 3270' msl tower, 4.5 miles NW of airport. 116.1 me; LB F; BVOR T 300 1.0 North Platte LFR 209 4.0 4,200 PLATTSBURG, N. Y. (Initial approaches from 230 1,500'—N side ers 1,000 9.6 371 R 600 1.5 Make a olimbing left turn and climb to 1,500' Plattsburg Airport primary fixes from any 050 (within 16 mi—NA A 800 2.0 returning to VOR. 112,9 me; PLB; direction—MEA) beyond 15 mi) T 300 1.0 Shuttle: To 2,000' on ers of 050° outbound, 230° BVOR-DTV inbound within 15 miles. Burlington LFR 349 23.0 1,500 N ote: Deviation from standard criteria author­ / ized in regular approach visibility minimum. RAPID CITY, S. DAK. (Initial approaches from 165 4,400'—*E side ers 3,900 139°, 8.0 3,172 R 700 2.0 Climb to 5,500' on ers of 165° within 25 mi of VOR, Rapid City Airport primary fixes from any 345 (within 15 mi—NA A 800 2.0 or as directed by ATC. 116.9 me; RAP; BVOR direction—M E A) beyqnd 15 mi) T 300 1.0 ♦Procedure nonstandard account high terrain W— deviation authorized. Rapid City LFR 326 8.0 4,400 SAN ANTONIO. TEX. (Initial approaches from 173 2,400'—W side ers *1,880 7.2 800 R 500 1.5 Climb to 2,500' on ors of 173° within 25 miles of VO R San Antonio Airport primary fixes from any 353 (within 10 mi) (R) 500 1.0 ♦Descent to 1,300' msl (500' minimums) authorized 116.8 me; SAT; BVOR direction—MEA) 2,800'—within 25 mi. s# 600 1.0 after passing San Antonio L PE on final ap­ A 800 2.0 proach to arpt if position over LFB positively San Antonio LFR 353 4.5 2,100 T 300 1.0 . determined by receipt of both a u ral a n d visual “Z” m a rk er signals, or by AD F reversa l. 1 \ #Runway 17. rdy My , 1953 8, Friday, May VHF Omnirange (VOR) procedures-----Continued

Initial approach to VOR station Minimum Distance Minimums Final altitude from VOR approach over VOR station to Field If visual contact not established at authorized Station; frequency; Mag­ Mini­ course; Procedure turn station on approach elevation landing minimums, of if landing not accom­ identification; class netic Dis­ mum degrees. minimum altitude final end of (ft.) Ceiling Visibility plished; remarks From— course tance alti­ inbound; approach runway (ft.) (mi.) (mi.) tude outbound (ft.) (mi.) (deg.) (ft.)

SYRACUSE, N. Y. (Initial approaches from 131 1,700'—S side ers 1,200 5.5 410 R 700 1.5 Climb to 1,900' on ers of 100° within 25 miles of VOR. Hancock Airport primary fixes from any 311 (within 20 mi—NA (R) 700 1.0 ♦Runway 14. 113.3 me; SYR; BVOR direction—MEA) beyond 20 mi) S* 500 1.0 #600-1 required for take-off to SE. EEA RGSE 2669 A 800 2.0 Caution: 833' REGISTER msl FEDERAL radio mast located 1.3 mi SE Syracuse LFR 056 5.0 1,700 T# 300 1.0 and 935' msl radio mast located 3 mi S W of airport. WATERTOWN, N. Y. (All directions—MEA) 048 1,600'—N side ers 1,100 3.2 325 R 500 1.5 Climb to 2,000' on ers of 048° within 25miles of VOR. Watertown Airport 228 (within 15 mi—NA (R) 500 1.0 ♦Runway 6. beyond 15 mi) ■ S* 500 1.0 N ote: Procedure turn N to avoid terrain to S— 116J. me: ART; A 800 2.0 deviation authorized. BVOR-DTVJ . T 300 1.0

These procedures shall become effective upon publication in the F ederal R eg ister . (Sec. 205, 52 Stat. 984, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 425. Interpret or apply sec. 601, 52 Stat. 1007, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 551)

[ sea l! - P. B. L e e , Administrator of Civil Aeronautics. [P. R. Doc. 53-3928; Filed, May 7,1953; 8:45 a. m.]

sive, 46.140, 46.142, 46.143, 46.150, 46.155 TITLE 50— WILDLIFE is added under the center head “Defini­ TITLE 49— TRANSPORTATION tions” reading as follows: and 46.156 and may be transported with­ Chapter I— Fish and Wildlife Service, in and exported out of the Territory by Chapter I-—Interstate Commerce §46.21 Seasonal bag limit. Greatest any person at any time, except as pro­ Commission Department of the Interior number of a species permitted to be vided in §§ 46.64 to 46.72, inclusive. Mi­ taken in any area for which a limit is Subchapter E— Alaska Wildlife Protection gratory game birds may be transported Subchapter B— Carriers by Motor Vehicle prescribed. and possessed only in accordance with [No. MC-C—1] P art 46—T aking A n im a l s, B ird s, and 2. Sections 46.22 Application and 46.23 the Migratory Bird Treaty Act regula­ G ame F is h e s Exemption are redesignated as §§ 46.26 tions. P art 170—Commercial Zo n es and and 46.27, respectively. T erminal A reas MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS § 46.72 Live animals, birds, and game 3. Section 46.41 is amended to read as fishes. No live game or fur animals, ST. LOUIS, MO.-EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL., COM­ Basis and purposes. Investigations by follows: game birds, or game fishes shall be taken, MERCIAL ZONE; POSTPONEMENT OF EFFEC­ the Fish and Wildlife Service and the § 46.41 Using game as food for dogs possessed, transported, exported, or im­ TIVE DATE Alaska Game Commission disclose that or fur animals or as bait. No person is ported except in accordance with the conditions in the Territory indicate a permitted to feed any game animal, pro­ terms of a permit issued pursuant to Upon further consideration of the need for additional wildlife protection tected bird, game fish, or part thereof, to § 46.231. record in the above-entitled proceeding; in some instances and justify a relaxa­ a dog or to a fur animal held in captivity, tion of regulatory protection elsewhere. 5. Sections 46.100 arid 46.101 are and good cause appearing therefor : except the waste parts, such as hides, amended to read as follows: It is ordered, That the effective date The Commission at the conclusion of viscera, and bones, or permitted to use its recent public session at Juneau, when of the order of February 19, 1953, as any part of any game animal or game § 46.100 General provisions. The proposed amendments to the regulations bird for bait. animals, birds, and game fishes listed in subsequently modified, be, and it is here­ were considered, recommended the §§ 46.103 to 46.113, inclusive, 46.128 to by, further postponed from April 30, changes herein to conserve this valu­ 4. Sections 46.61 and 46.72 áre 46.134, inclusive, 46.142 to 46.144, in­ 1953, to June 1, 1953. able Alaskan resource and still permit amended to read as follows: clusive, 46.152 and 46.153, and 46.156 such utilization as is consistent with the § 46.61 General provisions. Animals, may be taken in the open seasons (dates (49 Stat. 546, as amended; 49 U. S. C. 304) preservation of the breeding stocks of birds (but not including migratory inclusive), by the methods and means, Dated at Washington, D. C., this 30th wild animals, birds, and game fishes. birds), and game fishes, parts thereof, in the areas, and in numbers not exceed­ day of April A. D. 1953. I have considered the recommenda­ and articles manufactured therefrom, ing the respective daily bag and seasonal tions and have determined that the fol­ and the nests and eggs of such birds bag limits, or possession limits prescribed By the Commission. * lowing amendments of existing regula­ taken in accordance with the regulations in §§46.101 to 46.114, inclusive, 46.126 tions, to become effective July 1, 1953, in this part may be possessed within the to 46.134, inclusive, 46.140 to 46.145, in­ [ se a l ] G eorge W. L aird, will effectuate the purposes of the Alaska Territory at any time, by any person, and clusive, 46.150 to 46.153, inclusive, 46.155 Acting Secretary. Game Law: in any number and kind not limited by and 46.156, but not at any other time, by [F. R. Doc. 53-4072; Filed, May 7, 1953; 1. Section 46.21 General provisions is§§ 46.100, 46.101, and 46.103 to 46.114, any other method, aid, or means, nor in 8:54 a. m.] redesignated as § 46.25 and a new § 46.21 inclusive, 46.126, 46.129 to 46.134, inclu­ any other areas or numbers: Provided, 2670 RULES AND REGULATIONS

’ That no birds or animals may be taken (except in the Cordova and Seward Penin- the Territory, no closed season. Limit by a by shooting from, on, or across or within sula-Kotzebue Sound areas as described in resident none; by a nonresident, 3 a year 33 feet of the center line of any public § 46.186, September 1 to September 20 and November 20 to November 30 : Provided fur­ § 46.114 Identification of sex. No highway, or any railroad; nor may any th er, That there shall be no open season person shall have in possession the car­ big game animal, except black bear west after September 20 in that area known as cass of any deer, moose, caribou, elk of 138° W. longitude, be taken within the Palmer area described as follows: Be­ mountain sheep or bison from which has the one-quarter mile area on each side ginning at Mile 72, Alaska Railroad, contain­ been removed all evidence sufficient to of any public highway or within the one ing all of the northern drainage into determine conclusively the sex of the mile area on each side of any public Turnagain Arm, all of the drainage into animal, unless the carcass has been highway on the Kenai Peninsula. Knik Arm, all of the drainage of the Little Susitna River from its headwaters to its transported to, cut and placed in storage § 46.101 Methods and means. May intersection with the Alaska RaUroad, all for preservation at the locality where it be taken only with a shotgun (not larger of the eastern drainage to the Little Susitna is to be consumed. When head is re. than No. 10 gauge and not capable of River from the railroad to its mouth, all 'moved from carcass, some other evidence holding more than three shells), rifle of the drainages to Cook Inlet between the of sex must be visible. or pistol using center fire cartridges mouth of the Little Susitna River and Knik Arm. 8. Section 46.126 is amended to read only, but not with aid or use of a dog, as follows: machine or submachine gun, set gun of § 46.105 Caribou. (Bulls with forked any description, bow and arrow, or spear, horns or larger, except North of the Arc­ § 46.126 Methods and means. Maybe pit, deadfall, fire, jacklight, searchlight, tic Circle where either sex, except fawns, taken by any means, except by means, or other artificial light, two-way radio may be taken. aid or use of a set gun, a shotgun, arti­ communications, or artificial salt licks, ficial light of any kind, a steel bear trap South of line formed by the Alaska Range or from or by means, or aid of an air­ and Ahklun Mountains from the Canadian or other trap with jaws having a spread craft, motor vehicle, motorboat, or any border on the east to Cape Newenham on the exceeding 9 inches, poison, a dog.(except other boat except that propelled by west (but not in the Alaska Peninsula and wolves and coyotes in Fur Districts 5, paddle, oars, or pole, nor while such ani­ Mt. Sanford areas as described in § 46.186, 6, 7, and 8), a fish trap or net, or by set­ mals are swimming: Provided, Thkt September 1 to September 30 only. In the ting any trap or snare within 25 feet hares and rabbits may be taken by aid area bounded by the Alaska Range and of a beaver home or den or within 100 of a dog, bow and arrow, and by snares Ahklun Mountains on the south and the feet of a fox den, or by use of smoke or not larger than No. 1, rifles and pistols Arctic Circle on the north (but not in the Steese Highway area as described in § 46.186). chemicals; or by destroying or disturb­ using rim fire cartridges: Provided September 1 to September 30 and November ing homes, houses, dens, dams, or run­ further, That the taking of hares and 20 to November 30. North of the Arctic ways of such animals: Provided, That rabbits and game birds in the Anchorage Circle, August 20 to February 28. Limit, mink may be taken only by means of area as described in § 46.186 is permitted South of the Arctic Circle, 1 bull a year; a steel trap or snare and that beaver by use of bow and arrow or shotgun North of the Arctic Circle, 3 caribou in ag­ may be taken only by means of a steel only: And provided further, That no air­ gregate, either sex except fawns. trap or snare and by persons over the craft or motor driven vehicle shall be § 46.106 Elk. Bulls (with forked age of i l years: Provided further, That used for the purpose of driving, circling, horns or larger). snares larger than No. 1 are prohibited herding, following, molesting, spotting, on the Kenai Peninsula, except in the or in aiding in the taking of big game On Afognak Island only, November 1 to November 15: P rovided, That hunting for the taking of beaver, and that wolves animals except as a means of transpor­ elk shall be only by permit and in accordance and coyotes may be killed at any time tation between a settlement or point of with regulations of the Commission as stated by means of a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, by outfitting and a hunting site on which, in § 165.1 of this title. Limit, 1 a year. any person permitted to carry firearms: when transportation is by aircraft, a And provided further, That no aircraft camp must be erected and established § 46.107 Mountain goat. ( Except shall be used in taking fur animals, other prior to hunting: And provided further, kids.) than polar bear, except as a means of That no helicopter shall be used for the East of longitude 1418 W. (but not on transportation between a settlement or purpose of transporting any big game Chichagof Island), August 20 to November 22. point of outfitting and a single base animal nor may it be used as a means Limit, 2 a season. West of longitude 141° camp, and except in the taking of wolves of transportation in any manner con­ W. (but not in the Cooper Landing and Sheep Mt. areas as described in § 46.186) or and coyotes by authorized predator con­ nected with taking of such animals. on Kodiak Island, September 1 to October 31. trol agents or under authority of a per­ 6. Section 46.102 is revoked. Limit, south of the coast range from Longi­ mit : And provided f urther, That no heli­ 7. Sections 46.103 through 46.111, tude 141° W. to and including the drainage copter shall be used for the purpose of and 46.114 are amended to read as into Prince William Sound, 2 a season. Else­ taking fur animals, including polar bear, where, 1 a season. (Note: See § 46.68 re­ or for transporting any such animals. follows: garding retaining horns for identity of goats.) § 46.103 Deer. (Bucks with visible 9. Section 46.127 is revoked. antlers, except in Prince William Sound § 46.108 M ou n tain sheep. (Rams 10. Sections 46.129, 46.131, 46.133 and area where either sex, except fawns, with % curl or larger.) 46.134 are amended to read as follows: may be taken.) In the Territory (except on the Kenai Peninsula, in the drainage into Lake Clark § 46.129 Seasons for mink, land otter, East of 141° W. longitude, except in the above Nondalton and in the Cooper Land­ fox, lynx and weasel (.ermine). Sullivan Island-Taiya area as described in ing, Sheep Mt., Tanana Hills-White Mts. and § 46.186, August 20 to November 22. Limit, Fur District 1: No open season. Mentasta Pass areas as described in § 46.186), Fur Districts 2 (except for mink on 2 bucks a season. On the Kodiak-Afognak August 20 to August 31. Limit, 1 a year. Island group, August 20 to August 23. Limit, Montague Island), 3 (except for mink on (N ote: See § 46.68 regarding horns for K odiak Isla n d ), 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, November 1 buck a season. Elsewhere, east and south identity of rams.) of the Alaska Range (Prince William Sound 16 to January 31. White fox: December 1 area) August 20 to November 15. Limit, 2 § 46.109 Bison. No open season. to March 15: P rovided, T hat any fox may be deer in aggregate (either sex except fawns). § 46.110 Bear. (Large Brown and killed at any time when molesting or about § 46.104 Moose. Bulls- (with forked Grizzly.) to molest domestic fowl or animals. No limit. horns or larger). In the Territory, but not in the Thayer § 46.131 Seasons for beaver. In Southeastern Alaska, September 15 to Mt. or Pack Creek areas as described in Fur District 1: No open season. September 30. Limit, 1 a year. On the § 46.186, September 1 to June 20. Limit, 2 a Fur D istrict 2: February 1 to March 31. Kenai Peninsula, September 1 to September year, of which not more than one may be Lim it, 15 a season. 20. Limit, 1 a year: P rovided, T hat each taken from the area embracing the Kodiak- Fur Districts 3, 4 (except in the Togiak- hunter taking moose on the Kenai Peninsula Afognak Island group and the Alaska Penin­ shall report such kill to the Fish and WUdlife sula area as described in § 46.186. Nushagak area described in § 46.186), 5, Service representative at K^nai, Seward or (except in the Tok River area as described Anchorage within 5 days from date of such § 46.111 Black bear. (Including its in § 46.186 and in the Chena River and its kill. On the Alaska Peninsula, Southwest brown and blue, or glacier bear, color tributary sloughs from its confluence wi of the Naknek River, Naknek Lake and Kat- variations.) the Little Chena River to the Tanana River) mai National Monument, September 1 to East of longitude 138° W., September 1 to and 7. February 1 to March 31. Limit, September 20. Limit, 1 a year. Elsewhere June 20. Limit, 2 a season. In the rest of a season. Friday, M ay 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2671

§46.133 Seasons for marten. time have attached to it more than two § 46.186 Continuously closed areas. Pur District 1: No open season. flies or hooks, nor more than one plug, A continuously closed season, except for Pur Districts 2, 3 (except on Afognak spoon, or spinner: Provided, That the use scientific or propagating purposes, is pre­ Island), 4, 5- (except in th e K obuk and of snag or gang hooks is prohibited: scribed in the following described areas Selawik drainages), 6' and 7, Novem ber 16 Provided further, That lake trout and and for the designated species of animals to January 31. No lim it. Dolly Varden trout may be taken by use and birds: § 46.134 Seasons for polar bear. of net, trap or seine in all drainages into (a) Anan Creek. (In Fur District 1.) the Arctic Ocean north of Cape Krusen- The drainage of Anan Creek on the Pur Districts 5 and 8: No closed season. stern, and in salt water; but no game fish Cleveland Peninsula. (Closed on all Limit 3 a year. may be taken by any means within 300 birds and animals except fur animals.) 11. Section 46.141 is revoked. feet of any operating fish weir or fish (b) Mitkof Island. From the steamer 12. Section 46.142 Grouse and ptarmi­ ladder. channel in Wrangell Narrows on the gan is revoked and a new § 46.142 added § 46.156 Seasons and limits. Rain­ west, including that portion of Mitkof reading as follows: bow, steelhead, cutthroat, eastern brook Island draining into Wrangell Narrows § 46.142 Grouse. South of the Alaska and Dolly Varden trout, Mackinaw or and Frederick Sound from Blind Point Range, August 20 to January 31. North lake trout, and grayling. on the south to and including Sandy of the Alaska Range, August 20 to April Beach on the north. (Closed on game Upper Dewey Lake near Skagway, May 15 animals, game birds, and beaver.) 15. Limit, 10 singly or in the aggregate to September 30. of all kinds of grouse and ptarmigan Davidof, Plotnikof, Khvostof, and Rezanof (c) Highway. A strip one-quarter a day. Lakes on Baranof Island, Including their mile wide on each side of all public high­ tributaries and drainages, July 1 to March 15. ways in Alaska, except on the Kenai 13. Section 46.143 Migratory game The drainages of Cottonwood, Fish, Fire, Peninsula where such strip shall be one birds is revoked and a new §46.143 and Wolverine Creeks in the Matanuska mile wide on each side of all public high­ added reading as follows: Valley, Nancy Lake and outlet to a point one ways. (Closed on all game animals ex­ mile below the lake, June 1 to March 15. cept black bear, hare and rabbit: Pro­ § 46.143 Ptarmigan. In the Terri­ Lower Kenai River, from the outlet of tory, August 20 to April 15. vided, however, That black bear may not Skilak Lake to a point 200 yards below the be taken within such one-quarter mile Limit, 10 singly or in the aggregate of all outlet of Moose River, July 1 to August 31. kinds of ptarmigan and grouse a day. Kenai Peninsula (except outlet of Skilak strip on either side of highways in South­ Lake as stated above), June 1 to March 15. eastern Alaska east of longitude 138° W.) 14. Section 46.144 Migratory Bird Elsewhere, no closed season: Provided, . (d) Anchorage. All of the drainage Hunting Stamp (Duck Stamp) is revoked That those portions of the Lower Russian and on the east and south shores of Turn- and a new § 46.144 added reading as Kenai Rivers which lie within 300 yards of again and Knik Arms between Potter and follows: „ ^ , the mouth of Lower Russian River are closed the Knik River Highway bridge. (Closed to all fishing: Provided further, That fishing § 46.144 Migratory game birds. Sea­ is prohibited in the Territory in all waters to all hunting except for goats and sheep; sons and limits in accordance with where game fish planting or restocking is and for hare, rabbit, and game birds Migratory Bird Treaty Act regulations. being conducted, whenever such waters, are with bow and arrow and shotgun, only.) so designated by appropriate posted signs. (e) Sullivan Island-Taiya Area. All of 15. A new § 46.145 is added reading L im its. East of Cape Spencer (South­ the drainage into Lynn Canal North of as follows: eastern Alaska) daily limit, 15 fish but not the latitude of Pt. Sherman, in South­ §46.145 Migratory Bird Hunting to exceed 15 pounds and 1 fish. Possession eastern Alaska. (Closed on deer.) Stamp (Duck Stamp). No person over limit, 2 daily bag limits. (f) Cordova Area. Beginning at Pt. Elsewhere in the Territory, daily limit, 10 16 years of age may take migratory fish but not to exceed 10 pounds and 1 fish. Whiteshed thence North and East along waterfowl unless at the time of such Possession limit, 1 daily bag limit: P rovided, the shoreline to the head of Orca Bay; taking he has on his person an unex­ There shall be no limit on Dolly Varden thence along Rude River to its head- pired Federal Migratory Bird Hunting trout in salt water or in the drainages into .waters; thence easterly across Childs and Stamp (Duck Stamp) validated by his Bristol Bay and in streams of the Second Miles Glaciers to Mt. Steller; thence to signature written across the face thereof Judicial Division (except the Nome, Snake, Icy Cape; thence westerly following the in ink, as required by the Migratory Bird Flambeau, and Eldorado Rivers.) shoreline to the point of beginning. Hunting Stamp Act of March 16, 1934, Note : In Mt. McKinley National Park and (Closed on moose.) as amended. Katmai National Monument, fishing is per­ (g) Seward Peninsula-Kotzebue Sound 16. Section 46.150 is amended to read mitted in accordance with National Park Area. That portion of the second divi­ as follows: Service regulations—see Title 36 C. F. R. sion lying between the Ungalik River and §§ 20.44 and 20.46, respectively. the Brooks Range. (Closed on moose.) § 46.150 Methods and means. Non­ (h) Alaska Peninsula Area. That game birds for which no closed season is 19. Section 46.165 is amended to read as follows: portion of the Alaska Peninsula lying Provided may be taken by any means, ex­ southwest of the Naknek River, Naknek cept by the use of poison, provided any § 46.165 National park and monu­ Lake and Katmai National Monument. nongame bird protected under the pro­ ment. Any national park *br national (Closed on caribou, reduced limit on visions of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act monument is closed to the taking of all brown and grizzly bear.) of July 3,1918, as amended, may be taken species of animals and birds: Provided, (i) Mt. Sanford Area. All of the only in the manner, by the means, and however, That, subject to laws and regu­ drainage of the Copper River south of at the times or places permitted by the lations applicable to areas administered the Tok Cutoff and east of the Richard­ regulations of the Secretary of the In­ son Highway. (Closed on caribou.) terior adopted pursuant to the terms of by the National Park Service, specimens of animal life may be collected for (j) Steese Highway. The area lying that act. within 5 miles of the west side of the scientific or educational purposes under Steese Highway between Mileposts 84 17. Section 46.151 is revoked. permits issued as hereinafter provided. 18. Sections 46.152, 46.155, and 46.156 and 89 on 12 Mile Summit, and between are amended to read as follows: 20. Section 46.169 is amended to read Mileposts 102 and 112 on Eagle Summit; as follows: and the area lying within 20 miles of the §46.152 Crows, hawks, owls, golden east side of the Steese Highway between eagles, ravens, magpies, and cormorants, § 46.169 Harding Lake, Birch Jxike and their nests and eggs. No closed sea- Mileposts 70 (Faith Creek) and 112. sons. No limit. areas (near Fairbanks). On and within (Closed on caribou.) one-half mile of Harding or Salchaket (k) Cooper Landing Area. Beginning § 46.155 Methods and means. May Lake and Birch Lake. at the Forest Service trail from Kenai f^teken by angling with a single line Lake and running to Cooper Lake and jjeld in the hand or attached to a rod so 21. Section 46.170 Curry Game Refuge following this trail to its confluence with neid, or fixed within sight of the owner is revoked. Upper Russian Lake; thence downstream "hen used for angling through the ice in 22. Sections 46.186 to 46.216, inclusive, along upper and lower Russian Lakes which case the fixed line shall be clearly are revoked. and Russian River to its confluence with marked with the name and address of 23. A new § 46.186 is added reading as Kenai River; thence North along the he operator, but each line shall at no follows: National Forest boundary line to Chicka- No. 89------2 2672 RULES AND REGULATIONS loon River; thence easterly to Summit from the Canadian boundary to the of property. The Director or the Re­ Lake on the Seward-Anchorage High­ mouth of Judge Creek, approximately 14 gional * Director, upon recommendation way; thence southerly and westerly miles above the Yukon River. (Closed of the Commission, may prescribe the along the Seward-Anchorage Highway on all fur animals except wolves and terms and conditions of and issue per­ and Kenai River Highway to Kenai coyotes.) mits authorizing the taking, possession Lake; thence southerly along the west (r) Sulukna River. (In Pur District (but, in the case of fur animals, subject side of Kenai Lake to the place of be­ 6.) All of the drainage of the Sulukna to applicable fur farm licensing provi­ ginning. (Closed on goats and sheep.) River from the headwaters to its con­ sions) , purchase, sale, exchange, expor­ (l) Sheep Mountain. Beginning at fluence with the Novitna River. (Closed tation or importation of such animals Caribou Creek mile 107 Glenn Highway; on all fur animals except wolves and fishes, birds and their nests and eggs for thence easterly along highway to Mile coyotes.) scientific, propagating, educational, or 123; thence in a line going north to (S) Tok River. (In Fur District 6.) exhibition purposes, and for the protec­ Squaw Creek; thence downstream to All of the drainage into the Tok River tion of property as the one issuing the Caribou Creek and downstream to point and its tributaries, from the headwaters permit may determine from time to time of beginning. (Closed on goat and to the Tanana River. (Closed on all fur to be'consistent with the proper conser­ sheep.) animals except wolves and coyotes.) vation and development of the species. (m) Tanana Hills-White Mountain. (t) Togiak-Nushagak area. All of the An additional permit, to be issued by thè All of the area between the Tanana and drainage into Bristol Bay from Cape Director, National Park Service, shall Yukon Rivers. (Closed on sheep.) Newenham eastward to and including all be required for the collection of speci­ (n) Mentasta Pass. All of the drain­ of the drainage into the Nushagak mens of animal life for scientific or age of the Tok and Slana Rivers. River. (Closed on beaver.) educational purposes within areas ad­ (Closed on sheep.) (u) Mount Hayes-Blair Lakes Refuge. ministered by that Service. (o) Thayer Mountain. (On Admi­ (In Pur District 6.) Beginning on the ralty Island.) Beginning at the foot of Bonnifield Trail on the south bank of § 46.234 Reports. Unless a different the waterfall at the mouth of Hasselborg the Tanana River about 4 miles south of date is stated on the permit, reports of River on Salt Lake, head of Mitchell Bay; Fairbanks, thence southerly along said operations required under the terms of thence along the easterly bank of the trail to Wood River, thence southeasterly any permit shall be filed in duplicate on Hasselborg River to the outlet of Hassel­ up Wood River to Snow Gulch, thence or before the tenth day of January fol­ borg Lake; thence along the west shore southerly to the summit of Mount Deb­ lowing issuance of the permit with the of said lake to the outlet of the creek orah, thence easterly along the summit Regional Director, Fish and Wildlife flowing into the head of the lake; thence of the Alaska Range to the summits of Service, Juneau, Alaska. upstream along the east bank of said Hess Mountain and Mount Hayes and 25. A new centerhead "Resident Ex­ creek to the trail crossing; thence in a to a point on the Delta River, sometimes port Permit Fees” is added, and also a southwesterly direction along the trail known as Big Delta River, due wfest of new section designated § 46.240 reading to the head of Thayer Lake; thence Rapids Roadhouse, thence northerly as follows: along the easterly shore of said lake to along the west bank of Delta River to a the extreme southern end of the lake; point due west of Beals Cache, thence § 46.240 Fees.- It having been deter­ thence southeasterly approximately 2 easterly past Beals Cache to a point 5 mined that the circumstances justify the miles in a straight line to the west end miles east of the Richardson Highway, charging of lesser fees for such permits, of Salt Lake at the head of Mitchell Bay; thence northerly paralleling Richardson the respective fees of $1 and $5 for each thence along to the line of mean high Highway at a distance of 5 miles to the resident export and return license and tide of Salt Lake to the foot of the water­ south bank of the Tanana River, thence each resident export permit prescribed fall on Hasselborg River, the place of northwesterly along the south bank of by subdivision I, section 10, of the Alaska beginning, containing approximately 60 the Tanana River to point of beginning Game Law are reduced to fifty cents square miles. (Closed on large brown on Bonnifield Trail, embracing an area (560) for each animal or bird or part and grizzly bear.) of approximately 3,000 square miles. (p) Pack Creek. (On Admiralty (Closed on all game animals except thereof. Island.) The entire watershed af Pack black bears, hare or rabbit, unless other­ (Sec. 9, 43 Stat. 743, as amended; 48 U. S. C. Creek, which empties into Seymour wise provided by special regulation.) 198) Canal near the north side of the entrance 24. Sections 46.231 To collect for sci­ Issued at Washington, D. C., this 4th to Windfall Harbor, containing approxi­ day of May 1953. mately 21 square miles. (Closed on entific or propagating purposes, or for large brown and grizzly bear.) protection of property and 46.234 Reports D ouglas M cK ay, (q) Charley Creek. (In Pur District are amended to read as follows: Secretary of the Interior. 7.) All of the drainage of Charley § 46.231 To collect for scientific or [F. R. Doc. 53-4037; Filed, May 7, 1953; Creek, also known as the Kandik River, propagating purposes, or for protection 8:45 a. m.]

PROPOSED RULE MAKING

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS County of Kern, California, for a 30-day ments or briefs setting forth their com­ extension of time for the filing of com­ ments and provided that c o m m e n ts or COMMISSION ments in the above-designated proceed­ briefs in reply to the original com m ents [ 47 CFR Parts 7, 8 ] ing in order to enable the County to maye be filed within ten (10) days from prepare the necessary evidence and the last day for filing said original com­ [Docket No. 10444] briefs for transmission to the Com­ ments; and M aritim e M obile R adiotelephone mission; It further appearing, that the County S ervice It appearing, that on March 31, 1953, of Kern did not receive a copy of the the Commission released a notice of pro­ notice of proposed rule making until e x t e n sio n o p tim e for p il in g c o m m e n t s posed rule making in the above-desig­ April 15, 1953, leaving it insufficient time In the matter of amendment of Parts nated matter proposing certain changes to gather the material needed for its 7 and 8 of the Commission's rules relating in the allocation and assignment of fre­ comments; and to the Maritime Mobile Radiotelephone quencies in the band 2000-2850 kc; and It further appearing, that a 15-day Service in the band 2000-2850 kc ; Docket It further appearing, that .this notice extension would be more consistent with No. 10444. of proposed rule making afforded an the necessity for speedily carrying.out The Commission having under consid­ opportunity to interested parties to file the proceeding in this docket than the eration a request timely filed by the on or before May 1, 1953, written state­ requested period, and would adequately Friday, M ay 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2678 compensate the County of Kern for the ments or briefs in reply to the original list of eligibles and of alternates to whom delay in receiving the notice of proposed comments is extended until May 25, the available tracts will be. allocated in rule making: 1953. consecutive order. It is ordered, This 30th day of April F ederal C ommunications 5. Each successful entrant to whom 1953, that the date for filing written C o m m is s io n , a lot is awarded will be sent by registered statements or briefs setting forth the [ sea l] T. J. S l o w ie , mail a decision making appropriate re­ comments of the interested parties in Secretary. quirements with an offer, to lease Form this proceeding is extended until May [F. R. Doc. 53—4053; Filed, May 7, 1953; 4-776, in duplicate, bearing the descrip­ 15, 1953, and the date for filing com- 8:49 a. m.] tion of the tract. The forms must be completely filled out, signed and returned by the successful entrant within the time allowed, accompanied by a $10 filing fee and $15- representing rental for a 3-year period; also a complete photostat, NOTICES or other copy (both sides) of his certifi­ cate of honorable discharge, or of an official document of the branch of the DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR blent, Billings, Montana, opening such lands to application under the Small service which shows clearly the period Bureau of Land Management Tract Act of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, of service. An award to a successful 43 U. S. C. 682a) as amended, with a entrant who was not qualified to enter W y o m in g 91-day preference-right period for filing the drawing, or who for any reason fails within the time allowed to comply with CLASSIFICATION ORDER 11 such applications by veterans of World War II and other qualified persons en­ the requirements of the decision accom­ M ay 7, 1953. titled to preference under the said act panying the lease forms, will be cancelled 1. Pursuant to the authority delegated of September 27, 1944, as amended”. upon the records, and the lot will become to me by the Director, Bureau of Land 3. A multiplicity of filings by those available to the alternate next in line Management, by Order No. 427, dated persons entitled to claim veterans’ pref­ as determined by the drawing. August 16, 1950, 15 F. R. 5639, I hereby erence for service in World War II only ,6. Lessees, under the Small Tract Act classify under the Small Tract Act of is anticipated during the simultaneous of June 1, 1938, will be required within June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609), as amended filing period. Therefore, in accordance a reasonable time after execution of the July 14, 1945 (59 Stat. 467, 43 U. S. C. with the provisions of 43 CFR 257.8, lease to construct upon the leased land, 682a), as hereinafter indicated, the fol­ Circular 1764, containing small tract to the satisfaction of the appropriate lowing described land in the Wyoming regulations approved September 11,1950, officer of the Bureau of Land Manage­ land district, embracing approximately the special procedure and drawing out­ ment authorized to sign the lease, im­ 151.16 acres: provements which in the circumstances lined therein will be used. This special are presentable, substantial and appro­ For lease and sale for homesites: procedure does not apply to veterans of T. 47 N., R. 9^ W., 6th Principal M eridian, priate for the use for which the lease is other wars of the United States. issued. Detailed specifications as to the Wyoming, Tract 63, Lots 1 through 14, 16 4. Commencing at 10:00 a. m., on the through 48 and Lot 52. improvement requirements under the date of this order and for a period of terms of the lease or prior to the sale of Lots 15, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56 as 35 days thereafter, the lands described the lots will be made part of the lease shown on the plat of survey are not herein shall be subject to the filing of terms. available for lease or sale. drawing entry cards only by those per­ 7. Lessees or their successors in in­ These lots lie in the valley of the Big sons entitled to claim World War II vet­ terest shall comply with all Federal, Horn River near the city of Worland, erans’ preference under the act of State, County and municipal laws and Wyoming. A power line and gas pipe­ September 27, 1944 (58 Stat. 748, 43 ordinances, especially those governing line are on or near the tracts involved, U. S. C. 279-284), amended. Such vet­ health and sanitation, and failure or re­ and domestic water can be obtained erans desiring to participate in the fusal to do so may be cause for cancella­ from wells at a depth of approximately drawing may secure drawing entry cards, tion of the lease in the discretion of the 385 feet. Sewage disposal may be made Form 4-775 from the Manager, Land and authorized officer of the Bureau of Land by septic tanks. Schools, stores and Survey Office in Cheyenne, Wyoming or Management. other facilities are available in the city Area Manager, Bureau of Land Manage­ 8. Leases will contain an option to of Worland, reached by oiled highway ment, Worland, Wyoming. The veteran purchase clause at the appraised value at a distance of three miles. The land will print clearly his name, post office of the lots as follows: is smooth to hilly with soils ranging in address, and sign his full name in the texture from clay loam to gravelly loam. space provided on the card, certifying T. 47 N., R. 93 W., 6th Principal Meridian, that he is a citizen of the United States, W yom ing, Irrigation water is not available at the Lots 1, 2, 5, 17C, 33 and 34, $100.00 each; present time. The native vegetation over 21 years of age or the head of a Dots 3 and 4, $150.00 each; consists of sagebrush and grass. There family, and entitled to veterans’ prefer­ Lots 6, 31, and 32, $125.00 each; is no timber on the land nor any evi­ ence based upon service in World War Lots 35 and 36, $175.00 each; dence of metallic or non-metallic min­ II and honorable discharge from such Lot 17D and Lot 52, $75.00 each. erals. The mineral rights to the land service. Only one drawing entry card All other lots classified for small tract will be reserved to the Federal Govern­ may be filed by an entrant. No filing purposes as shown on the approved plat ment. However, applications to lease fee or additional papers should accom­ of survey are appraised at $120.00 each. the lands for minerals may be filed un­ pany the drawing entry card. All draw­ 9. The leases will be made subject to der the Mineral Leasing Act. The size ing entry cards when completed as rights of way for road purposes and of the lots ranges from 1.45 acres to 4.96 indicated shall be mailed to the Manager, public utilities along lot boundaries, as acres. Land and Survey Office, Cheyenne, Wy­ follows: 2. Public Land Order No. 329 dated oming and must be forwarded in time to October 17, 1946, was modified by Public reach him not later than 10:90 a. m. 60 feet along east boundary of Lots 1, 2, 3. on the 35th day after the date of this 60 feet along east boundary and an addi­ Land Order No. 890 dated April 6, 1953, tional 30 feet parallel to highway right of which revoked the administrative site order. All cards of qualified entrants way of Lot 4. withdrawal covering the lands here received not later than the hour and 60 feet along east boundary of Lot 6. classified. Public Land Order No. 890 date mentioned will be placed in a box 30 feet along east boundary of Lots 7, 8, 9, Provided that “the lands released by and at 2:00 p. m.f on the business day 10, 11, 12, 13, 14B, 14C. this order shall not become subject to following such 35th day and thoroughly 30 feet along west boundary of Lot 16, 25, the initiation of any rights or to any mixed in the presence of such persons 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. as may desire to be present. The cards 60 feet along the east boundary and 30 feet disposition under the public-land laws along south boundary of Lot 17C. until it is so provided by an order of will then be drawn by a disinterested 30 feet along south boundary of Lot 17D. classfication to be issued by the Regional party, one at a time, and numbered in 30 feet along the east boundary and 30 feet Administrator, Bureau of Land Manage - the order drawn to establish an adequate along south boundary of Lot 18. 2674 NOTICES

30 feet along the east boundary and 30 feet [Docket Nos. G-1678, G-1996] along the north boundary of Lot 19. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION M ic h ig a n -W is c o n s in P ip e Lin e Co. 30 feet along the east boundary of Lots 20, [Docket No. E-6484] 21, 22, 23, 24. NOTICE OF RESUMPTION OF HEARING 60 feet along the east boundary of Lots 31, E l P aso E lectric C o. and E l P aso C it y 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, L i n e s , I n c . M ay 4, 1953. 45, 46, 47, 48. Notice is hereby given that the hear­ 10. Such rights of way may be utilized NOTICE OF ORDER AUTHORIZING TRANSMIS­ ing in the above-designated matters, re­ by the Federal Government, or the State, SION OF INCREASED AMOUNT OF ELECTRIC cessed on April 23, 1953, will resume at County or municipality in which the ENERGY TO MEXICO 9:30 a. m., e. d. s. t., on May 25,1953, and tract is situated, or by any agency M ay 4, 1953. will be called to order in the Commis­ thereof. The rights of way, in the dis­ Notice is hereby given that on May 1, sion’s Hearing Room at 1800 Pennsyl­ cretion of the authorized officer of the 1953, the Federal Power Commission vania Avenue NW., Washington, D. C. Bureau of Land Management, may be issued its order adopted April 30, 1953, authorizing transmission of increased [ sea l] L e o n M . F uq u a y , definitely located prior to the issuance Secretary. of the patents. If not so located, they amount of electric energy to Mexico in may be subject to location after patent is the above-entitled matter. [P. R. Doc. 53-4062; Filed, May 7, 1953; 8:51 a. m.] issued. Leases and patents issued in [ sea l! L eo n M . F u q u a y , accordance with this order will also be Secretary. subject to all existing rights of way. 11. Each entrant to whom no lot is [F. R. Doc. 53-4059; Piled, May 7, 1953; allocated will be informed thereof by the 8:51 a. m.] [Docket Nos. G-1928, G-2134, G-2063] return of his drawing card carrying a P erm ian B a sin P ip e l in e Co . et al. notation to that effect. NOTICE OF OPINION NO. 2 4 9 AND ORDER 12. The lots, if any, which are not [Docket No. E-6487] ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CON­ leased as a result of the drawing, will VENIENCE AND NECESSITY not become subject to application by Cl if f s P o w er and L ig h t C o . M ay 4, 1953. veterans who do not participate in the NOTICE OF ORDER APPROVING MAINTENANCE drawing or by the general public until a In the matters of Permian Basin Pipe­ further order lias been issued granting OF PERMANENT INTERCONNECTION FOR line Company, Docket. No. G-1928; El veterans of World War II a preference EMERGENCY USE Paso Natural Gas Company, Docket No. May 4, 1953. right of application for a period of 90 G-2134; Northern Natural Gas Company, days. Notice is hereby given that on May 1, Docket No. G-2063. 13. All inquiries relating to these lands 1953, the Federal Power Commission is­ Notice is hereby given that on May 1, should be addressed to the Manager, sued its order adopted April 30, 1953, 1953, the Federal Power Commission is­ Land and Survey Office, Cheyenne, approving maintenance of permanent sued its opinion and order adopted May Wyoming. interconnection for emergency use only 1,1953, issuing certificates of public con­ A l b in D. M o l o h o n , in the above-entitled matter. venience and necessity in the above- Regional Administrator, Region III. [seal! L eo n M. F u q u a y , entitled matters. [P. R. Doc. 53-4073; Filed, May 7, 1953; Secretary. [ sea l! L eo n M. F u q u a y , 8:54 a. m.] [F. R. Doc. 53-4060; Piled, May 7, 1953; Secretary. 8:51 a. m.] [P. R. Doc. 53-4063; Piled, May 7, 1953; 8:51 a. m.] Office of the Secretary [Order No. 2720] [Docket Nos. G-1175, G-1261, G-1448, G-1787, G—1850, G-1893, G-1901, G-1905, G-1911, [Docket No. G-2123] A dministrator fo r L and M anagem ent G—1931, G-1936, G-1943, G-1953] L o ne S tar G as C o. DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY WITH RESPECT A tlantic S eaboard C orp. et al. TO CERTAIN FUNCTIONS ORDER FIXING DATE OF HEARING NOTICE OF ORDER MODIFYING AND AFFIRMING M ay 1, 1953. AS MODIFIED INITIAL DECISION On February 18, 1953, Lone Star Gas S ec tio n 1. Authority and functions. Company (Applicant), a Texas corpo­ M ay 4, 1953. The authority now vested in, and the ration having its principal place of functions now assigned to, the Director In the matters of Atlantic Sea­ business in Dallas, Texas, filed an appli­ of the Bureau of Land Management are board Corporation, Docket Nos. G-1175, cation, and on March 26, 1953, a supple­ vested in and assigned to Mr. Edward G-1850; Virginia Gas Transmission Cor­ ment to-that application, for a certificate Woozley, who shall exercise such au­ poration, Docket No. <3^1261*; Shenan­ of public convenience and necessity, pur­ thority and perform such functions doah Gas Company, Docket No. G-1448; suant to section 7 of the Natural Gas Act, under the title Administrator for Land The Ohio Fuel Gas Company, Docket authorizing the construction and opera­ Management. Nos. G-1787, G-1911, G-1931, G-1936, tion of certain natural gas transmission G-1943; The Manufacturers Light and facilities, subject to the jurisdiction of S ec . 2. Construction of existing docu­ Heat Company, Natural Gas Company the Commission, as described in the ments. All references to the Director of of West Virginia, and Home Gas Com­ application on file with the Commission the Bureau of Land Management in any pany, Docket No. G-1893; Rockland and open to public inspection. document, including any regulation, Light and Power Company, Docket No. Applicant has requested that its ap­ issued by the Department or the Bureau G-1901; Central Kentucky Natural Gas plication be heard under the shortened of Land Management, shall be deemed Company, Docket No. G-1905; United procedure provided by § 1.32 , (b) (18 to refer to the Administrator for Land Fuel Gas Company» Docket No. G-1952. CFR 1.32 (b) ) of the Commission’s rules Management. Notice is hereby given that on May 1, of practice and procedure, and no request S ec. 3. Revocation. Section 1 of 1953, the Federal Power Commission is­ to be heard, protest, or petition has been Order No. 2700 (17 F. R. 7552, August 19, sued its order adopted April 30, 1953, filed subsequent to the giving of due 1952) is hereby revoked. modifying and affirming as modified notice of the filing of the application, initial decision of Presiding Examiner in including publication in the F ederal (Sec. 2, Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, 15 P. R. 3174) the above-entitled matters. R eg ister on March 6, 1953 (18 F. R- 1306). D ouglas M cK a y , [ seal! L eo n M. F u q u a y , The Commission finds: This p ro ceed ­ Secretary of the Interior. Secretary. ing is a proper one for disposition under [F. R. Doc. 53-4038; Piled, May 7, 1953; [P. R. DOC. 53-4058; Piled, May 7, 1953; the provisions of § 1.32 (b) of the Com­ 8:46 a. m.] 8:51 a. m.] mission’s rules of practice and procedure. Friday, M ay 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2675

The Commission orders : (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.10) on or before the the application of Indiana Bell Tele­ (A) Pursuant to the authority con­ 22d day of May 1953. The application, phone Company, for a certificate under tained in and subject to the jurisdiction as amended, is on file with thë Commis­ section 221 (a) of the Communications conferred upon the Federal Power Com­ sion for public inspection. Act of 1934, as amended, to acquire the mission by sections 7 and 15 of the [ sea l] L eo n M . F u q u a y , telephone plant and property of the Natural Gas Act, and the Commission’s Secretary. Russiaville Cooperative Telephone Com­ rules of practice and procedure, a hear­ pany, Docket No. 10483 (File No. P-C- ing be held on May 20,1953, at 9 :45 a. m., [F. R. Doc. 53-4039; Filed, May 7, 1953; 3215). e. d. s. t., in the Hearing Room of the 8:46 a. m.] The Commission having under consid­ Federal Power Commission, 441 G Street eration applications filed by Indiana Bell NW., Washington, D. C., concerning the Telephone Company for certificates un­ matters involved and the issues pre­ [Docket No. ID-1181] \ - der section 221 (a) of the Communica­ sented by such application: Provided, O rlando B. S w if t tions Act of 1934, as^unended, that the however, That the Commission may, proposed acquisition by Indiana Bell after a noncontested hearing, forthwith no tic e of order authorizing a pplicant Telephone Company of the telephone dispose of the proceeding pursuant to TO HOLD CERTAIN POSITIONS plant and- property of the Bruceville the provisions of § 1.32 (b) of the Com­ M a y 4 , 1 9 5 3 . Telephone Corporation located in Knox mission’s rules of practice and procedure. Notice is hereby given that on May 1, County, Indiana, and of the telephone (B) Interested State commissions may 1 9 5 3 , the Federal Power Commission is­ plant and property of the Russiaville participate as provided by § § 1.8 and 1.37 sued its order adopted April 3 0 , 1 9 5 3 , Cooperative Telephone Company, located (f) (18 CFR 1.8 and 1.37 (f) ) of the said authorizing applicant to hold certain in Howard County, Indiana, will be of rules of practice and procedure. positions pursuant to section 3 0 5 (b) of advantage to the persons to whom serv­ Adopted: May 1, 1953. the Federal Power Act in the above- ice is to be rendered and in the public entitled matter. interest; Issued : May 4, 1953. It is ordered, This 29th day of April By the Commission. [ s e a l ] L e o n M . F u q u a y , 1953, that pursuant to the provisions Secretary. of section 221 (a) of the Communica­ [seal] L eo n M . F uqua y , [F. R. Doc. 53-4061; Filed, May 7, 1953; tions Act of 1934, as amended, the above Secretary. 8:51 a. m.] applications are assigned for public [P. R. Doc. 53-4064; Filed, May 7, 1953; hearing in a consolidated proceeding for 8:52 a. m .] the purpose of determining whether FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS each of the proposed acquisitions will COMMISSION be of advantage to the persons to whom [Docket No. G-2128] service is to be rendered and in the [Docket No. 8380] C olorado-W y o m in g G as C o. jpublic interest; O zarks B roadcasting Co; (KWTO) It is further ordered, That the hear­ NOTICE OF AMENDED APPLICATION ORDER SCHEDULING FURTHER HEARING ing upon said applications be held M ay 4, 1953. in the offices of the Commission in In re application of Ozarks Broadcast­ Take notice that Colorado-Wyoming Washington, D. C., beginning at 9:00 ing Company (KWTO), Springfield, Mis­ a. m. on the 28th day of May 1953, and Gas Company (Applicant), a Delaware souri, Docket No. 8380, File No. BP-5259, corporation having its principal place that a copy of the order shall be served for construction permit. upon the Governor of the State of In­ of business at Denver, Colorado, filed The Commission having under con­ on April 20, 1953, an amendment to its diana, the Public Service Commission of sideration the determination of a date Indiana, Indiana Bell Telephone Com­ application at Docket No. G-2128 (18 on which to commence the further hear­ P. R. 1560) . pany, Bruceville Telephone Corporation, ing in the above-entitled proceeding; Russiavillé Cooperative Telephone Com­ By its amendment Applicant deletes and from the original application any re­ pany, and the Postmasters of Bruceville It appearing, that counsel for all par­ and Russiaville, Indiana; quest or application for authority to con­ ties to this proceeding have informally struct and operate three purchase meter It is further ordered, That within five agreed to the date hereinafter fixed and days after receipt from the Commission stations, estimated to cost $33,225, for that the commencement of the further the purpose of receiving additional vol­ of a copy of this order, the applicant hearing as hereinafter ordered will con­ herein shall cause a copy hereof to be umes of natural gas from the facilities duce to the orderly dispatch of the Com­ which Colorado Interstate Gas Company published in a newspaper or newspapers mission’s business; now therefore, having general circulation in Bruceville (Colorado Interstate) proposes to con­ It is ordered, This 24th day of April struct and operate under the latter’s and Russiaville, Indiana, and in Knox 1953, that the further hearing in this and Howard Counties, Indiana, and shall application for a certificate of public proceeding is scheduled to be commenced convenience and necessity at Docket No. furnish proof of such publication at the on Monday, May 11,1953, at Washington, hearing herein. G-2121, being part of the gas which D. C. Colorado Interstate proposes to purchase F ederal Communications F ederal C ommunications o m m is s io n from Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corpo­ C o m m iss io n , C , seal l o w ie ration at Docket No. G-1429. Applicant [ sea l] T . J . S l o w ie , [ ] T . J . S , states that the facilities deleted herein Secretary. . Secretary. are not immediately required by it. [F. R. Doc. 53-4054; Filed, May 7, 1953; [F. R. Doc. 53-4055; Filed, May 7, 1953; Applicant further states that the re­ 8:49 a. m.] mainder of the facilities, authorization 8:49 a. m.] for the construction and operation of which is sought at Docket No. G-2128, [Change List 5] estimated to-cost $148,970, consisting of [Docket Nos. 10482, 10483] approximately 12 miles of 6-inch and 2- I ndia n a B ell T e le p h o n e C o . C uban B roadcast S tatio ns inch lateral lines, and approximately five sales meter stations and related order a ssig n in g applications for pu b l ic notification o f n e w s t a t io n s, and of facilities, for the purpose of making sales HEARING CHANGES, MODIFICATION AND DELETIONS for resale in certain small communities In the matter of the application of In­ OF EXISTING STATIONS m Colorado, are not related to or de­ diana Bell Telephone Company, for a A p r il 10, 1 9 5 3 . pendent upon the facilities involved at certificate under section 221 (a) of the Notification of new Cuban radio sta­ Docket Nos. G-2121 or G-1429. Communications Act of 1934, as tions, and of changes, modification and Protests or petitions to intervene may amended, to acquire the telephone plant deletions of existing stations, in accord­ be filed with the Federal Power Commis­ and property of the Bruceville Tele­ ance with part in , section F, of the North sion, Washington 25, D. C., in accordance phone Corporation, Docket No. 10482, American regional broadcasting agree­ with the rules of practice and procedure (File No. P-C-3214) ; in the matter of ment, Washington, D. C., 1950. 2676 NOTICES

R epublic of C uba 2. Jurisdiction be, and it hereby is, re­ served with respect to the payment of Proposed date of all fees and expenses incurred and to be Call Power Antenna Sched­ Class change or commence­ letters Location (kw) ule incurred in connection with the proposed ment of operation transactions. It is further ordered, That the ten-day 12/fi kilocycles CMKE__ Victoria de las Tunas, Oriente----- 0.25 ND U IV Now in operation. period for inviting bids, pursuant to Rule U-50, with respect to said bonds be, arid 1320 kilocycles .25 ND U IV Delete. it hereby is, shortened to a period of not CMKE less than six days. I860 kilocycles CMOX__ Habana, Habana...... 25 ND U IV Apr. 6, 1953, change in By the Commission. call letters. 1/fiO kilocycles [sea l! O rval L. D uB o is, CWBG__ ...... do__...... -...... 25 ND U IV Do. Secretary. [F. R. DOc. 53-4046; Piled, May 7, 1953; [SEAL] T. J. SLOWIE, 8:48 a. m.] Secretary. [P. R. Doc. 53-4056; Filed, May 7, 1953; 8:50 a. m.]

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE Power to increase the authorized num­ [Pile No. 70-3032] ber of shares of its common stock ($10 P ennsylvania E lectric Co . AGENCY par value) from 2,097,300 shares to ORDER AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE AND SALE TO Office of the Administrator 2,397,300 shares by amendment to its charter and to issue and sell, to its BANKS OF UNSECURED NOTES PURSUANT R egional R epresentatives parent Central, 300,000 additional shares TO REVOLVING CREDIT AGREEMENT DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO PERFORM of its common stock for a cash considera­ M ay 4, 1953. FUNCTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH DE­ tion of $3,000,000; and to issue and sell, Pennsylvania Electric Company (“Pen- FENSE HOUSING AUTHORIZED UNDER HHFA pursuant to the competitive bidding re­ elec”), a public utility subsidiary of REGULATION CR 3 quirements of Rule U-50 of the rules and General Public Utilities Corporation, a regulations promulgated under the act, registered holding company, having filed Each Regional Representative of the $8,000,000 principal amount of additional an application, and an amendment Office of the Administrator, Housing and First Mortgage Bonds, Series E, due thereto, pursuant to the Public Utility Home Finance Agency, is hereby author­ 1983; and Holding Company Act of 1935 (“act”), ized, in his respective region, to take The Commission having, by order particularly sections 6 and 7 and Rule any action which it is necessary or ap­ dated April 22, 1953, approved the in­ U-50 thereunder, wtih respect to the propriate for the Housing and Home crease in the authorized number of following proposed transactions: Finance Administrator to take in the shares of Central Power’s common stock .Penelec proposes, by the issuance and administration of Housing and Home ($10 par value) and the proposed issue sale of unsecured notes, to borrow from Finance Agency Regulation CR 3 (as and sale by Central Power of 300,000 banks from time to time (but not later amended and revised July 18, 1952, 17 shares of its common stock to its parent, than September 30, 1954) sums not to F. R. 6585, with any subsequent amend­ Central, and the Commission in said ments thereto) with respect to releasing exceed the aggregate amount of $10,- order having, at the request of the com­ 000,000 outstanding at any one time. applicants or their successors from their panies, reserved jurisdiction in respect of Such notes are to be issued pursuant to obligations under CR 3 : the proposed issue and sale of bonds at the terms of a credit agreement dated (1) To hold for rent structures con­competitive bidding until, the record in February 26, 1953, between Penelec and taining one-family dwelling units. respect thereof is completed; and Mellon National Bank & Trust Company, (2) To hold any dwelling units for Central Power having filed a further Manufacturers Trust Company, and sale, and amendment to said application-declara­ Chemical Bank & Trust Company. (3) To exclusively offer any dwelling tion, and the Commissión finding with Any note issued under the agreement units to eligible defense workers. respect to the proposed transactions that is to mature at a date to be specified by Effective as of the 8th day of May the applicable provisions of the act and Penelec, but not later than December 1953. the rules and regulations promulgated 31, 1957. Any note maturing on or be­ A lbert M . C ole, thereunder have been satisfied, observ­ fore December 31, 1954, is to bear in­ Housing and Home Finance ing no basis for adverse findings and terest at the rate of 3 percent per an­ Administrator. deeming it appropriate in the public in­ num; any note maturing after Decem­ terest and in the interest of investors [P. R. Doc. 53—4052; Piled, May 7, 1953; ber 31, 1954, is to bear interest at the 8:49 a. m.] and consumers to grant and permit to rate of 3 V* percent per annum. Any become effective forthwith said applica­ note may be prepaid, in whole or in tion-declaration, as amended, without part, without premium, unless (a) the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE the imposition of conditions other than note prepaid matures on or before De­ those set forth herein: cember 31, 1954 and is prepaid with the COMMISSION It is ordered, Pursuant to Rule U-23 proceeds, or in anticipation, of another [Pile No. 70-3023] and the applicable provisions of the act, note issued under the credit agreement subject to the terms and conditions maturing after December 31,1954; made C entral and S o u t h W e st Co rp. and specified in Rule U-24, that said applica­ C entral P o w er and L ig h t C o . within two months of such prepayment, tion-declaration, as amended, be, and it or (b) the prepayment is made with SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER AUTHORIZING ISSU­ hereby is, granted and permitted to be­ proceeds, or in anticipation, of any bank ANCE AND SALE AT COMPETITIVE BIDDING come effective forthwith, subject to the borrowing not made under the credit OF PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF FIRST MORTGAGE following conditions and reservations: agreement, made within two months of BONDS 1. The proposed issuance and sale of such prepayment. In the event of pre­ M a y 4 , 1 9 5 3 . bonds shall not be consummated until payment pursuant to (a) above, the com­ Central and South West Corporation the results of competitive bidding pur­ pany is required to pay a premium at the (“Central”), a registered holding com­ suant to Rule U-50 shall have been made rate of % of 1 percent per annum on pany, and its public utility subsidiary, the amount prepaid from the date of Central Power and Light Company a matter of record herein and a further (“Central Power”), having filed a joint order shall have been entered by the issuance of the note to the date of such application-declaration, and amend­ Commission in light of the record as so prepayment; in the event of prepayment ments thereto, pursuant to the Public completed, which order may contain pursuant to (b) above the premium will Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 such further terms and conditions as be at the rate of % of 1 percent per (“act”), regarding proposals by Central may then be deemed appropriate; annum of the amount prepaid. Friday, M ay 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2677

I f penelec pays at maturity any note Due notice having been given of the sell approximately $40,000,000 of new m a tu rin g on or before December 31, filing of the application and amendment debentures later in the year. The $25,- 1954, fr o m the proceeds, or in antici­ thereto, and a hearing not having been 000,000 bank loans will be repaid at the pation, of another loan under the credit requested or ordered by the Commission; time the debenure financing is concluded. a g reem en t maturing by its terms after and the Commission finding with respect Columbia proposes, if necessary and D ecem b er 31, 1954, made within two to said application, as amended, that the .desirable, to stabilize the price of its m on ths of such payment, the company applicable standards of the act and the common stock for purposes of facili­ is req u ired to pay a premium at the rate rules are satisfied and that it is not tating the proposed sale of the common of y4 of 1 percent per annum of the necessary to impose any terms or con­ stock. In connection therewith, Colum­ a m ou n t prepaid from the date of issu­ ditions other than those set forth below, bia may for a period of 24 hours prior to ance of the note to its maturity. and the Commission deeming it appro­ the opening of bids, purchase shares of Penelec is to pay the banks a commit­ priate that said application,, as amended, its common stock on the New York Stock ment fee at the rate of % of 1 percent be granted effective forthwith, subject Exchange, in the open market, or other­ per annum computed on a daily basis to the reservation of jurisdiction here­ wise, such purchases to be made through from the date of any Commission order inafter provided: brokers with the payment of the regular approving the instant proposal to Sep­ It is ordered, Pursuant to Rule U-23 stock exchange commissions. With re­ tember 30, 1954, on the unused balance and the applicable provisions of the act, spect to such stabilizing, Columbia will, of the commitment, which commitment that said application, as amended, be, at no time acquire a net long position may be terminated or reduced by Penelec and it hereby is, granted effective forth­ of shares of its common stock in excess upon five days’ prior notice and payment with, subject to the conditions prescribed of 170,000 shares, and, prior to selling of the commitment fee accrued and in Rule U-24 and to the condition that shares of common stock purchased pur­ unpaid. Penelec shall not issue and sell any notes suant to stabilizing operations, will file The filing states that Penelec will use under the credit agreement maturing a post-effective amendment to the decla­ the proceeds of the initial sales of notes by their terms subsequent to December ration setting forth the terms and con­ under the credit agreement, expected to 31, 1953, if after such issuance and sale ditions upon which such shares will be aggregate $10,000,000, to temporarily there would be more than $5,400,000 of sold or disposed of. finance its construction program, and notes of such maturity outstanding at The declarant has requested that the that such borrowings are expected to be any one time, unless and until an period for receiving competitive bids repaid with a portion of the proceeds to amendment to the application shall have pursuant to Rule U-50 be shortened so be derived from Penelec’s anticipated been filed by Penelec and a further order that bids may be received on May 12, sales of bonds during June 1953 and of shall have been issued, which order may 1953. common stock to be effected simultane­ contain such further conditions as may Appropriate notice of said filing hav­ ously or prior to the bond sale: Later in then be deemed appropriate. ing been given in the form and manner 1953, Penelec expects to effect further By the Commission. prescribed by Rule U-23 promulgated borrowings under the credit agreement pursuant to the act, and the Commis­ in amounts aggregating not more than [SEAL] ORVAL L. DuBoiS, sion not having received a request for $5,400,000, with maturities subsequent to Secretary. a hearing with respect to said declara­ December 31, 1953. [P. R. Doc. 53-4050; Filed, May 7, 1953; tion within the period specified in said The filing states that total fees and 8:48 a .m .] notice, or otherwise, and not having expenses (other than legal fees and èx- ordered a hearing thereon; penses) of Penelec in connection with The Commission finding with respect the proposed transaction are estimated to the declaration, as amended, that the not to exceed $1,000, and that legal fees [File No. 70-3040] requirements of the applicable provisions to be paid by Penelec with respect to C o l u m b ia G as S y s t e m , I n c . of the act and rules promulgated there­ borrowings during 1953 under the credit under are satisfied, that no adverse find­ agreement are estimated as follows: ORDER AUTHORIZING ISSUE AND SALE OP ings are necessary thereunder, and Beekman & Bogue, special counsel for the COMMON STOCK AT COMPETITIVE BIDDING deeming it appropriate in the public banks, $833 and, in addition, not more SUBJECT TO RESERVATION interest and in the interest of investors than $200 for each closing; Berlack, M a y 4, 1953. and consumers that said declaration, as Israels & Liberman, special counsel for The Columbia Gas System, Inc. (“Co­ amended, be permitted to become Penelec, $500, subject to additional pay­ lumbia”) , a registered holding company, effective: ments not to exceed $500 ; Ballard, Spahr, having filed a declaration pursuant to It is hereby ordered, Pursuant to Rule Andrews & Ingerspll, general counsel for sections 6, 7 and 12 of the Public Utility U-23, and the applicable provisions of Penelec, $350, subject to additional pay­ Holding Company Act of 1935 (“act”) the act, that said declaration* as ments aggregating not more than $250. and Rules U-43 and U-50 of the rules and amended, be, and hereby is, permitted to The filing further states that Penelec regulations promulgated thereunder with become effective forthwith, subject to consents to the imposition by the Com­ respect to the following transactions: the terms and conditions prescribed in mission in any order approving the pro­ Columbia proposes to issue and sell Rule U-24, and to the further condition posals of a condition to the effect that, pursuant to the competitive bidding re­ •that the proposed issuance and sale of unless and until a post-effective amend­ quirements of Rule U-50,1,700,000 shares the 1,700,000 shares of common stock ment to this application shall have been shall not be consummated until the re­ of its no par value common stock. ^ The sults of competitive bidding pursuant to filed and granted, the aggregate princi­ proceeds from this sale will be used to pal amount of borrowings by Penelec Rule U-50 shall have been made a matter defray, in part, the cost of the 1953 con­ of record in this proceeding, and a under the credit agreement maturing by struction program of Columbia’s subsid­ their terms subsequent to December 31, further order shall have been entered iaries. This construction program will with respect thereto, which order shall 1953, outstanding at any one time shall involve expenditures presently estimated not exceed $5,400,000. contain such further terms and condi­ at approximately $68,000,000. It is tions as may then be deemed appropriate, Penelec states that no State or Federal estimated that after allowances for cash regulatory body, other than this Com­ available at January 1,1953, and cash to for which purpose jurisdiction be, and mission and the Pennsylvania Public be generated from operations during the same hereby is, reserved. Utility Commission, has jurisdiction 1953, Columbia will require from It is further Ordered, That jurisdiction over the proposed transactions, and that $60,000,000 to $65,000,000 in order to be, and hereby is, reserved over the sale the issuance and sale by Penelec of the finance its 1953 construction program or other disposition of any shares of notes under the credit agreement will be and to repay $25,000,000 previously common stock acquired pursuant. to solely for the purpose of financing the borrowed from commercial banks in Columbia’s stabilization operations. business of Penelec, and have been ex­ order to Complete its 1952 construction It is further ordered, That the ten-day pressly authorized by the Pennsylvania program and to finance part of its 1953 period for competitive bids, as provided Public Utility Commission. It requests construction program. Accordingly, in by Rule U-50 (b), be shortened so as that the Commission’s order become ef­ addition to the presently proposed sale to permit the receipt of bids on May 12, fective upon issuance. of common stock, Columbia proposes to 1953. 2678 NOTICES

It is further ordered, That jurisdiction All interested persons are referred to mission in writing that a hearing be held be, and hereby is, reserved over all fees said declaration which is on file with this on such matter, stating the reasons for and expenses to be incurred in connec­ Commission for a full statement of the such request, the nature of his interest tion with the proposed transaction. transactions therein proposed. and the issues of fact or law raised by By the Commission. said declaration which he desires to con­ By the Commission. trovert, or may request that he be noti­ [ sea l] O rval L. D ttB o is , [ sea l] O rval L. D u B o is , fied if the Commission should order a Secretary. Secretary. hearing thereon. Any such request [F. R. Doc. 53-4051; Filed, May 7, 1953; [F. R. Doc. 53-4048; Filed, May 7, 1953; should be addressed: Secretary, Securi­ 8:48 a. m .] 8:48 a. m.] ties and Exchange Commission, 425 Sec­ ond Street NW., Washington 25, D. C. At any time thereafter said declaration, as filed or as amended, may be permitted [File No. 70-3047] [File No. 70-3055] to become effective as provided in Rule U-23 of the rules and regulations pro­ U tah P o w er and L ig h t C o . • G u l f P o w er C o . mulgated under the act or the Com- NOTICE OF FILING REGARDING BANK NOTICE OF FILING REGARDING SALE OF BONDS mission may exempt such transactions BORROWINGS AT COMPETITIVE BIDDING as provided in Rules U-20 (a) and U-100 thereof. M a y 4 , 1 9 5 3 . M ay 4, 1953. Notice is hereby given that Utah Power Notice is hereby given that a declara­ By the Commission. and Light Company (“Utah’'), a reg­ tion has been filed with this Commission [ seal] O rval L. D uB o is, istered holding company and operating by Gulf Power Company (“Gulf”), a Secretary. company, has filed a declaration pur­ public utility subsidiary of the Southern [F. R. Doc. 53-4047; Filed, May 7, 1953; suant to the Public Utility Holding Com­ Company, a registered holding company. 8:48 a. m.] pany Act of 1935, and has designated Gulf, which operates solely within the sections 6 (a) and 7 thereof as applicable State of Florida, is incorporated in the to the proposed transactions which are State of Maine. The filing has desig­ summarized as follows: nated sections 6 (a) and 7 of the act and [File No. 70-3056] ' Utah proposes to enter into a credit Rule U-50 promulgated thereunder as C olum bia G as S y s t e m , I n c . agreement with certain banks pursuant applicable to the proposed transactions to which Utah may borrow from time to which are summarized as follows: NOTICE REGARDING PROPOSED ISSUE AND SALE time on or before May 28, 1954 not to Gulf proposes to issue and sell, pur­ OF SHORT-TERM NOTES TO CERTAIN exceed in the aggregate $10,000,000 as suant to the competitive bidding require­ BANKS money is required for its system con­ ments of Rule U-50, $7,000,000 principal M ay 4, 1953. struction program. Such loans will be amount of First Mortgage Bonds __ per­ Notice is hereby given that the Co­ evidenced by promissory notes maturing cent Series due 1983, to be issued under lumbia Gas System, Inc. (“Columbia”), on June 1, 1954 and bearing interest at and secured by Gulf’s present Indenture, a registered holding company, has filed the rate of 3 percent per annum. The dated as of September 1, 1941, as last a declaration with this Commission pur­ credit agreement provides, among other supplemented on July 1, 1952 and to be suant to the Public Utility Holding Com­ things, for a commitment fee of % pèr- further supplemented by a Supplemental pany Act of 1935 (“act”), and has cent per annum on the daily average Indenture to be dated as of June 1,1953. designated sections 6 and 7 thereof as unused amount of the total credit. The interest rate and the price to the applicable to the proposed transaction The declaration states that the pro­ company for the bonds will be deter­ which is summarized as follows: ceeds from the loans will be used in con­ mined by the competitive bidding, except Columbia proposes to borrow not to nection with the construction program that the invitation for bids will specify exceed in the aggregate $30,000,000 from of Utah and its subsidiary, The Western that the price to the company shall not time to time as funds are needed but not Colorado Power Company, which, it is be less than 100 percent nor more than later than August 1, 1953, from certain estimated, will require the expenditure 102% percent of the principal amount. banking institutions and to issue notes of approximately $28,000,000 to the end The company proposes to use the pro­ in evidence thereof. The proposed of 1954. The declaration further states ceeds from the sale of these new bonds borrowings will be made in the indicated that it is the present intention of Utah to provide a portion of the funds required amounts from the following banks: to repay the loans from the proceeds for improvements, extensions and addi­ Maximum of permanent financing during the first tions to the company’s property, and to Name of bank; participation half of the year 1954, which permanent repay $4,000,000 of short-term bank loans Guaranty Trust Co. of New financing will maintain the present capi­ heretofore incurred for such purposes. Y o rk ______$H , 100,000 tal structure of Utah at approximately Expenditures made and to be made by Chem ical B ank & Trust Co___ 4, 500,000 the existing debt-equity ratios. the company for property additions are Mellon National Bank & Trust Notice is further given that any in­ estimated at approximately $8,595,000 C o ______3,500,000 terested person may, not later than for the year 1953 and $3,180,000 for the Bankers Trust Co______2,000,000 May 18, 1953, at 5:30 p. m„ e. d. s. t., year 1954. The declaration states that, Irving Trust Co______- 2,000,000 J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc____— 1, 000,000 request in writing that a hearing be in addition to the cash proceeds from Manufacturers Trust Co____ 1,000,000 held on such matter, stating the nature the proposed sale of new bonds, the com­ National City Bank of New of his interest, the reasons for such re­ pany received $2,000,000 in January 1953 Y o rk ______1,000,000 quest, and the issues of fact or law, if and expects to receive $1,000,000 in May The First National Bank of any, raised by said declaration which he 1953 through the sale of additional shares the City of New York______1,000,000 desires to controvert; or he may request of its common stock to the Southern The Hanover Bank------1, 000,000 that he be notified if the Commission Company, which presently owns all the The Union National Bank— 500,000 should order a hearing thereon. Any common stock of Gulf. The Charleston N ation al B an k______;______300,000 such request should be addressed: The filing also states that the issuance The Kanawha Valley Bank— 300,000 Secretary, Securities and Exchange Com­ and sale of the proposed new bonds are T he Ohio N ational Bank------300, 000 mission, 425 Second Street NW., Wash­ subject to authorization by the Florida Brown Bros., Harriman & Co_ 200, 000 ington 25, D. C. At any time after said Railroad and Public Utilities Commis­ The First Huntington Na­ date said declaration, as filed, or as sion. Gulf requests that any order of tional Bank______— 200, 000 this Commission permitting the declara­ First National Bank of Bing­ amended, may be permitted to become 100, 000 effective as provided by Rule U-23 of tion to become effective shall become h am ton^ ______— the rules and regulations promulgated effective forthwith upon issuance. Each borrowing by Columbia will be under said act, or the Commission may Notice is further given that any inter­ in the amount of $3,000,000 or a multi' exempt such transactions as provided ested person may, not later than May pie thereof and will be apportioned in Rule U-20 (a) and Rule U-100 thereof. 22, 1953, at 5:30 p. m., request the Com­ among all of the banks in accordance Friday, M ay 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2679 with the participation of each in the U. S. C. App. 2158; E. O. 10370, July % 1952. M aria D a n e k et al. total credit. The notes to be issued by 17 F. R. 6141) Columbia evidencing such borrowings NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN Dated: May 5, 1953. VESTED PROPERTY will be dated the date of their issue, maturing as follows: Notes covering the Y. B r y n il d s s e n , Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad­ first 30 percent of each bank’s participa­ Acting Administrator. ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, tion w ill mature February 26,1954, those notice is hereby given of intention to re­ [F. R. Doc. 53-4088; Filed, May 7, 1953; covering the next 30 percent will ma­ 8:57 a. m.] turn, on or after 30 days from the date of ture March 31, 1954, and those covering the publication hereof, the following the remaining 40 percent will mature property, subject to any increase or de­ April 30, 1954. Interest will be at the crease resulting from the administration rate of 3 percent per annum, payable at [S. D. P. A. Pool Request 18] thereof prior to return, and after ade­ maturity. quate provision for taxes and conserv­ It is represented that the proceeds to A dditio nal C o m p a n y A c cepting R e q u est atory expenses: be derived by Columbia from the pro­ T o P articipate i n O per a tio n s o f T r i- Claimant, Claim TVo., Property, and Location posed bank loans will be advanced on a S tate D e f e n se I n d u s t r ie s , I n c . short-term basis to certain of its sub­ Maria Danek, Vienna, Austria, Claims Nos. sidiaries for the purpose of financing Pursuant to section 708 of the Defense 41842 and 42524; $350 cash in the Treasury Production Act of 1950, as amended, the of the United States. their purchases of inventory gas. Such name of the following company which Franz Seiner, Vienna, Austria, Claims Nos. advances will be made the subject of a 41843 and 42524; $250 cash in the Treasury has accepted the request to participate in of the United States. joint declaration to be filed at a later the operations of the Tri-State Defense date. Joseph Seiner, New York, New York, Claim Notice is further given that any in­ Industries, Inq., is herewith published. No. 42524; $50 cash in the Treasury of the The original list of companies accepting United States. terested person may, not later than May such request was published on December 18,1953, at 5:30 p. m., e. d. s. t., request 10, 1952, in 17 F. R. 11183. Executed at Washington, D. C., on the Commission in writing that a hear­ May 1, 1953. ing be held on such matter, stating the Rugged Luggage & Trunk Co., Inc., 109 nature of his request, the reasons for Bruce Street, Newark 3, N. J. For the Attorney General. such request and the issues of fact or (Sec. 708, 64 Stat. 818, Pub. Law 96, as [ sea l] P aul V . M y r o n , law, if any, raised by the said declara­ amended by Pub. Law 429, 82d Cong.; 50 Deputy Director, tion which he desires to controvert, or U. S. C. App. 2158; E. O. 10370, July 7, 1952, Office of Alien Property. may request that he be notified if the 17 F. R. 6141) [F. R. Doc. 53-4075; Filed, May 7, 1953; Commission should order a hearing Dated: May 5, 1953. 8:54 a. m.] thereon. Any such request should be addressed: Secretary, Securities and Ex­ Y . B r y n il d s s e n , change Commission, 425 Second Street Acting Administrator. NW., Washington 25, D. C. At any time [F. R. Doc. 53-4089; Filed, May 7, 1953; S elm a D a n n e n b a u m after that date, said declaration, as filed 8:57 a. m.] or as amended, may be permitted to be­ no tic e of in t e n t io n to r etu r n vested come effective as provided in Rule U-23 pr o perty of the rules and regulations promulgated DEPARTMENT QF JUSTICE 'Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad­ under the act, or the Commission may ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, exempt such transaction as provided in Office of Alien Property notice is hereby given of intention to Rule U-20 (a) and Rule U-100 thereof. return, on or after 30 days from the date All interested persons are referred to said A n t o n io C ardamone et al. of the publication hereof, the following declaration which is on file in the offices proper^, subject to any increase or de­ of the Commission for a statement of the NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED PROPERTY crease resulting from the administration transaction therein proposed. thereof prior to return, and after ade­ By the Commission. Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the quate provision for taxes and conserva­ Trading With the Enemy Act, as tory expenses: [SEAL] ORVAL L. D u BOIS, amended, notice is hereby given of in­ Secretary. tention to return, on or after 30 days Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location [F. R. Doc. 53-4049; Filed, May 7, 1953; from the date of the publication hereof, Selma Dannenbaum, Buenos Aires, Argen­ 8:48 a. m.] the following property, subject to any tina, Claim No. 40361, Vesting Order No. increase or decrease resulting from tho 3992; $755.17 in the Treasury of the United administration thereof prior to return, S tates. SMALL DEFENSE PLANTS and after adequate provision for taxes Executed at Washington, D. C., on ADMINISTRATION and conservatory expenses: May 1, 1953. Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location [S. D. P. A. Pool Request 17] For the Attorney General. Antonio Cardamone, Soveria Mannelli, Additional Co m pa n y A ccepting R e q u est [ sea l] P aul V . M y r o n , Italy, Claim No. 42858; Carmela Cardamone Deputy Director, To P articipate i n O per a tio n s of S mall Lundini, Soveria Mannelli, Italy, Claim No. Manufacturers C ooperative o f B ridge­ 42859; Petro Cardamone, Soveria Mannelli, Office of Alien Property. port, Co n n . Italy, Claim No. 42860; Santo Cardamone, [F. R. Doc. 53-4076; Filed, May 7, 1953; Soveria Mannelli, Italy, Claim No. 42861, the 8:55 a. m.] Pursuant to section 708 of the Defense following cash amounts in the Treasury of Production Act of 1950, as amended, the the United States: $758.92 to Antonio Car­ name of the following company which damone, $758.92 to Carmela Cardamone has accepted the request to participate Lundini, $758.92 to Petro Cardamone, $87.18 in the operations of the Small Manu­ to Santo Cardamone. L in o G ay facturers Cooperative of Bridgeport, Executed at Washington, D. C., on n o tic e o f in t e n t io n to retu r n vested Connecticut is herewith published. The May 1, 1953. PROPERTY original list of companies accepting such request was published on February 16, For the Attorney General.’ Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the 1952, in 17 F. R. 1509. Trading With the Enemy Act, as amend­ [ seal] P aul V . M y r o n , ed, notice is hereby given of intention to The Branford Engineering Co., 319 Main Deputy Director, return, on or after 30 days from the date Street, P. o. Box 402, Branford, Conn. Office of Alien Property. of the publication hereof, the following (Sec. 708, 64 S tat. 818, Pub. Law 96, as [F. R. Doc. 53-4074; Filed, May 7, 1953; property, subject to any increase or de­ amended by Pub. Law 429, 82d Cong.; 50 8:54 a. m.] crease resulting from the administration No. 89------3 2680 NOTICES thereof prior to return, and after ade­ Schedule A—P roperty Claimed by Les Usines de M elle quate provision for taxes and conserva­ I. PATENTS VESTED BY VESTING ORDER NO. 666 tory expenses: Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location Patent Inventor Title No. Date issued Lino Gay, Naples, Italy, Claim No. ¿6531; $10,522.07 In the Treasury of the United 1,770,819 Sept. 30,1930 E. Ricard. Process for Increasing the Output in the Extraction of Crystal­ S tates. lised Sugar from Molasses and Sirups. 1,896,100 Feb. 7,1933 E. Ricard et al. Manufacture of Anhydrous Fofmic Acid. Executed at Washington, D. C., on 1,896,753 ___ d o ..______d o ...... Saccharification of Wood and Other Cellulosic Materials. May 1, 1953. 1.913.158 June 6,1933 H. Guinot___ Apparatus for the Production of Mesityl Oxide. 1.913.159 ___ do______do______Production of Mesityl Oxide. For the Attorney General. 1,959,547 May 22,1934 E. Ricard et al. Process of Extracting Acetic Acid from Pyroligneous Substances. 2,015,870 Oct. 1,1935 ___ do______Process and Apparatus for Concentrating and Esterifying Ali­ [ sea l] P aul V. M y r o n , phatic Acids. Deputy Director, 2,076,126 Apr. 6,1937 H. Guinot. Process and Apparatus for the Extraction of Products in Solution by Means of Solvents. Office of Alien Property. 2,096,637 Oct. 19,1937 ___ do___ Process for the Manufacture of Unsaturated Aliphatic Aldehydes. 2,196, 554 Apr. 9,1940 ...*udo.... Process for the Manufacture of Primary Hydroxyalkylamines. [P. R. Doc. 53-4077; Filed, May 7, 1953; 2, 205, 542 June 25,1940 E. Ricard. Process for the Manufacture of Formaldehyde by Electrosyn­ 8:55 a. m.} thesis from Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen. 2,274,328 Feb. 24,1942 H. Guinot. Olefin Polymerization.

M r s . I m re G ergely H. PATENTS VESTED BY VESTING ORDER NO: 2032 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED 1,739,919 Dec. 17,1929 E. Ricard et al-—.. . . Process for the Manufacture of Furfuryl Alcohol and Methyl- PROPERTY furane. 1,745,028 Jan. 28,1930 E. Ricard______Process of Converting Gaseous Aliphatic Ethylene Hydrocarbons Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the into Liquid Hydrocarbons. Trading With the Enemy Act, as 1; 839,894 Jan. 5,1932 E. Ricard et al_____ Continuous Process for the Manufacture of Acetic Acid in the Anhydrous State from its Aqueous Solqtkms. amended, notice is hereby given of in­ 1,839,932 Manufacture of Anhydrous Acetic Acid. tention to return, on or after 30 days L 850,836 Mar. 22,1932 H. Guinot______Process for th.e Manufacture of Acetal. 1,852,063 Apr. 5,1932 E. Ricard...... Manufacture of Butyl Chlorines. from the date of the publication hereof, 1,860, 512 May 31,1932 E. Ricard et al_____ Manufacture of Anhydrous Acetic Acid. the following property, subject to any 1,860, 653 Process for the Extraction in the Anhydrous State of Fatty Acids increase or decrease resulting from the Contained in Dilute Aqueous Solutions. 1,862, 706 June 14,1932 ___ do______Continuous Process for Separating Organic Liquids. administration thereof prior to return, 1,868,076 July 19,1932 E. Ricard______Continuous Process for the Manufacture of Aliphatic Ethers. and after adequate provision for taxes 1,884, 241 Oct. 25,1932 E. Ricard et a l ...... Process of Extracting Acetic Acid from Pyroligneous Substances. 1,912,010 May 30,1933 ...... do...... Direct Rectifying Process for the Production of Pure Alcohol. and conservatory expenses: 1,915, 002 June 20,1933 do...... ___ Process of Obtaining Fatty Acids ( in Anhydrous State from Aqueous Solutions. Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location 1,929,901 Oct. 10,1933 __ do...... Process for the Separation of Liquids. Mrs. Imre Gergely, nee Agnes Pried, Kfar 1,937, 272 Nov. 28,1933 H. Guinot______Preparation of Diacetone Alcohol. 1,965,829 July 10,1934 ___do...... Method of Producing Methyl Isobutyl Carbinol. Hachores, Haifa, P. O. Box 537, Israel, Claim 1,969,237 Aug. 7,1934 E. Ricard et al...... Manufacture of Acetic Acid and Lactic Acid. No. 44731; $960.00 in the Treasury of the 1,982,160 Nov. 27,1934 H. Guinot______Manufacture of Acetic Acid from Alcohol. United States. 2,053,029 Sept. 1,1936 ___ do...... Process for the Manufacture of Esters of Aliphatic Acids. 2,053,193 __ do______do...... Process for the Manufacture of Aliphatic Primary Amines. Executed at Washington, D. C., on 2,136,613 Nov. -15,1938 ___do______Process for the Manufacture of Esters Especially of Ethyl Acetate. 2,139, 953 Dec. 13,1938 ___do__...... Hydration of Olefins. May 1, 1953. 2,144,053 Jan. 17,1939 ___do...... ____ Apparatus for Reacting Gases with Liquids. 2,159,146 May 23,1939 ___do__...... Process for the Separation of Acetic Anhydride. For the Attorney General. 2,162,011 June 13,1939 __ do...... Dehydrogenation of Saturated Hydrocarbons. 2,164, 240 June 27,1939 ___do______Manufacture of Chlorohydrins. [ sea l] P aul V . M y r o n , 2,167, 203 July 25,1939 __ do...... __...... _____ Process of Manufacture of Ketones and Alcohols from Olefins. Deputy Director, 2,181, 454 Nov. 28,1939 ___do...... Process of Vulcanizing Rubber. Office of Alien Property. 2,194,851 Mar. 26,1940 ___do______Dehydration of Organic Liquids by Azeotropic Distillation. 2, 237,866 Apr. 8,1941 ___do...... Preparation of Diolefins. [P. R. Doc. 53-4078; Piled, May J, 1953; 2,246,937 June 24,1941 do_ — Polymerization of Diolefins. 8:55 a. m.] 2,273, 484 Feb. 17,1942 __ do...... Process for Manufacturing Synthetic Rubber from Furfurol.

m . PATENT APPLICATIONS VESTED BY VESTING ORDER NO. 293 L es U s in e s de M elle Patent application NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED serial No. Date filed Inventor Title PROPERTY 216,105 June 27,1938 H. Guinot____ Process of Separating Olefines from Gaseous Mixtures. Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad­ 316,681 Jan. 31,1940 F. Boinot...... Process for the Treatment of Works. ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, 373,690 Jan. 8,1941 H. Guinot____ Hydration of Olefines. -385,019 Mar. 24,1941 ____do______Manufacture of Aliphatic Acids. notice is hereby given of intention to re­ 240,593] turn, on or after 30 days from the date (now Patent No. 1 Nov. 15,1938 ^___do______Hydration of Olefins. of publication hereof, the following prop­ 2,310,911) I Feb. 9,1943 » 290,3171 erty located in Washington, D. C., includ­ (now Patent No. [ Aug. 15,1939 J___do...... Refcovery of Alcohols from Olefin Hydration Products. ing all royalties accrued thereunder and 2,313,196)1[ Mar. 9,19431 all damages and profits recoverable for 1 Feb. 20,1939 1___do______Separation of Mixtures of Olefins and Paraffins. past infringement thereof, after ade­ 1 Apr. 20,1943» quate provision for taxes and conserva­ 1 Feb. 19,1940 tory expenses: 1 Apr. 27,1943» 1___do...... Treatment of Acetic Acid. Claimant, Qlaim No., and Property t Jan. 8,1941 1 Mar: 28,1944» \ ___do______Esterification of Olefins. Les Usines de Melle, Melle (Deux-Sevres) Prance, Claim No. 3781; Property described in 1 Jan. 8,1941 i ___do______Dehydration of Acetic Acid by Azeotropic Distillation. Vesting Order Nos. 293 (7 P. R. 9836, Novem­ [ Dec. 10,1946» ber 26, 1942); 666 ( 8 P. R. 5047, April 17, 1943); and 2032 (8 P. R. 13269, September i Refer to date patent issued to the Alien Property Custodian. 29, 1943), relating to United States Letters Patent and Patent Applications, more par­ [P. R. Doc. 53-4080; Piled, M!ay 7, 1953; 8:55 a. m.] ticularly identified in Schedule A, attached hereto and made a part hereof. Executed at Washington, D. CL, on May 1, 1953. A n dre Cam ille J u l e s M odave notice is hereby given of intention to re­ turn, on or after 30 days from the date For the Attorney General. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED of publication hereof, the following prop­ PROPERTY [ sea l] P aul V . M y r o n , erty located in Washington, D. C., in­ Deputy Director, Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad­ cluding all royalties accrued thereunder Office of Alien Property. ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, and all damages and profits recoverable Friday, May 8, 1953 FEDERAL REGISTER 2681 for past infringement thereof, after ade­ Executed at Washington, D. C., on shares common stock, Bank of America, quate provision for taxes and conserva­ May 1, 1953. National Trust and Savings Association, 47 tory expenses: shares common stock, Southern California, For the Attorney General. Edison Company Ltd., California; 170% Claimant, Claim No., and Property shares capital stock, Transamerica Corpora­ [ seal] P aul V. M y r o n , tion; 7% shares capital stock, Blair Holdings Andre Camille Ju les M odave, Brussels, B el­ Deputy Director, gium, Claim No. 40045; property described in Corporation. Vesting Order No. 675 (8 P. E . 5029, April 17, Office of Alien Property. Kindergarten of the Parish of St. Peter’s 1943), relating to U nited S tates L etters P at­ [P. R. Doc. 53-4082; Piled, May 7, 1953; Church of Samolaco, Province of Sondrio, ent No. 2,259,210. 8:56 a. m.] Italy, Claim No. 40814; $3,545.46 in the Treas­ ury of the United States; 22 shares common E xecu ted at Washington, D. C., on stock, Bank of America National Trust and May 1, 1953. Savings Association; 47 shares common stock, Southern California Edison Company Ltd., For the Attorney General. “L ’A p e ” S ocietà A n o n im a and California; 170% shares capital stock, Trans­ “V ig ilanza” S ocietà A n o n im a america Corporation; 7% shares capital [seal] P aul V . M y r o n , stock, Blair Holdings Corporation. Deputy Director, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED Office of Alien Property. PROPERTY Executed at Washington, D. C., on May 1,1953. [P. B. Doc. 53-4081; Piled, May 7, 1953; Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the 8:56 a. m.] Trading With the Enemy Act, as For the Attorney General. amended, notice is hereby given of in­ [se a l ] P aul V . M y r o n , tention to return, on or after 30 days Deputy Director, from the date of the publication hereof, Office of Alien Property. Melanie (L il l y ) H e id m a n n and M arie the following property, subject to any [P. R. Doc. 53-4084; Piled, May 7, 1953; G undelfinger increase or decrease resulting from the administration thereof prior to return, 8:56 a. m.] NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED and after adequate provision for taxes PROPERTY and conservatory expenses: INTERSTATE COMMERCE Pursuant to section 32 (f ) of the Trad­ Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, COMMISSION notice is hereby given of intention to “L’Ape” Società Anonima, In Liquidation, Lugano, Switzerland, Claim No. 45068; [4th Sec. Application 28042] return, on or after 30 days from the date $2,971.43 in the Treasury of the United States S ugar, B eet or C a n e , F rom S o u t h T o r- of the publication hereof, the following and stock of the De Nobili Cigar Company, property, subject to any increase or de­ a New York corporation, consisting of 360 RINGTON, WYO., TO SOUTHWEST POINTS crease resulting from the administration shares, third preferred capital stock, par APPLICATION FOR RELIEF thereof prior to return, and after ade­ value $25, Certificate No. 234, and 1,726 quate provision for taxes and conserva­ shares, common capital stock, par value $50 M ay 5, 1953. tory expenses: per share, Certificate No. 186, presently in The Commission is in receipt of the custody of Safekeeping Department, Federal Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location above-entitled and numbered application Reserve Bank of New York, at New York City; for relief from the long-and-short-haul Melanie (Lilly) Heidmann, Vienna, Aus­ to “L’Ape” Società Anonima, In Liquidation. “Vigilanza” Società Anonima, In Liqui­ provision of section 4 (1) of the Inter­ tria, Claim No. 14217; Vesting Order No. 428; state Commerce Act. $3,995.51 in the Treasury of the United dation, Lugano, Switzerland, Claim No. 45069; States. $17,554.42 in the Treasury of the United Filed by: F. C. Kratzmeir, Agent, for Marie Gundelfinger, Vienna, Austria, Claim States and stock of the De Nobili Cigar carriers parties to schedule listed below. No. 14986; Vesting Order No. 428; $8,049.19 in Company, a New York corporation, consist­ Commodities involved: Sugar, beet or the Treasury of the United States. All right, ing of 3,322 shares, third preferred capital cane, carloads. title, interest and claim of an y kin d or stock, par value $25, Certificate No. 235, and From: South Torrington, Wyo. character whatsoever of Mrs. Marie G undel­ 1,239 shares, common capital stock, par value $50 per share, Certificate No. 187, presently To: Points in Texas and New Mexico, finger in and to the Estate of Albert T. Fried­ also Lorraine, La.-Tex., and Texarkana, mann, deceased. in custody of Safekeeping Department, Fed­ eral Reserve Bank of New York, at New York Ark.-Tex. Executed at Washington, D. C., May City; to “Vigilanza” Società Anonima, In Grounds for relief: Rail competition, 1,1953. Liquidation. circuitous routes, to maintain grouping, and additional origin. For the Attorney General. Executed at Washington, D. C., on May 1,1953. Schedules filed containing proposed [seal] P aul V . M y r o n , rates; F, C. Kratzmeir, Agent, I. C. C. Deputy Director, For the Attorney General. No. 3865, Supp. 17. Office of Alien Property. [ seal] P au l V . M y r o n , Any interested person desiring the Commission to hold a hearing upon such [P. R. Doc. 53-4079; Piled, May 7, 1953; Deputy Director, 8:55 a. m.] Office of Alien Property. application shall request the Commission in writing so to do within 15 days from [P. R. Doc. 53-4083; Piled, May 7, 1953; the date of this notice. As provided by 8:56 a. m.] the general rules of practice of the Com­ mission, Rule 73, persons other than M rs. H ed w ig S eckbach applicants should fairly disclose their in­ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN VESTED S t . P eter’s Ch u r c h of S amolaco terest, and the position they intend to PROPERTY NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RETURN take at the hearing with respect to the Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the VESTED PROPERTY application. Otherwise the Commission, in its discretion, may proceed to inves­ Trading With the Enemy Act, as Pursuant to section 32 (f) of the Trad­ amended, notice is hereby given of in­ tigate and determine the matters in­ ing With the Enemy Act, as amended, volved in such application without tention to return, on or after 30 days notice is hereby given of intention to re­ from the date of the publication hereof, further or formal hearing. If because turn, on or after 30 days from the date of an emergency a grant of temporary the following property, subject to any of the publication hereof, the following increase or decrease resulting from the relief is found to be necessary before the property, subject to any increase or de­ expiration of the 15-day period, a hear­ administration thereof prior to return, crease resulting from the administration and after adequate provision for taxes ing, upon a request filed within that thereof prior to return, and after ade­ period, may be held subsequently. and conservatory expenses: quate provision for taxes and conserva­ Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location tory expenses: By the Commission. Mrs. Hedwig Seckbach, c/o A. Kurzwell, Claimant, Claim No., Property, and Location [ sea l] G eorge W. L aird, Schikun Menschalti, Nathany, Israel, Claim St. Peter’s Church of Samolaco, Province Acting Secretary. No. 36457; V esting Order No. 7201; $211.44 in of Sondrio, Italy, Claim No. 40814; $3,554.23 [P. R. Doc. 53-4065; Piled, May 7, 1953; toe Treasury of the United States. in the Treasury of the United States, 22 8:53 a. m.] 2682 NOTICES

[4th Sec. Application 28043] Filed by: R. G. Raasch, Agent, for Commission, Rule 73, persons other than carriers parties to schedules listed be­ applicants should fairly disclose their S and and G ravel P rom W e ster n T r u n k - low. interest, and the position they intend to L in e and I l l in o is T errito ries to Commodities involved: Merchandise take at the hearing with respect to the O ff ic ia l and I l l in o is T errito ries in mixed carloads. application. Otherwise the Commission,' APPLICATION FOR RELIEF From: Vicksburg and Jackson, Miss. in its discretion, may proceed to investi­ M a y 5 , 1 9 5 3 . To: Chicago and Springfield, 111., and gate and determine the matters involved other specified points in Illinois. in such application without further or The Commission is in receipt of the Grounds for relief: Rail competition, formal hearing. If because of an above-entitled and numbered applica­ circuitous routes, and additional desti­ emergency a grant of temporary relief tion for relief from the long-and-short- nations. is found to be necessary before the ex­ haul provision of section 4 (1) of the In­ Schedules filed containing proposed piration of the 15-day period, a hearing, terstate Commerce Act. rates; R. G. Raasch, Agent, I. C. C. No. upon a request filed within that period, Piled by: W. J. Prueter and R. G. 752, Supp. 18. may be held subsequently. Raasch, Agents, for carriers parties to Any interested person desiring the By the Commission. schedules listed below. Commission to hold a hearing upon such Commodities involved: Sand and application shall request the Commis­ [ sea l] G eorge W . L aird, gravel, carloads. sion in writing so to do within 15 days Acting Secretary. Prom : Points in Illinois, Iowa, Minne­ from the date of this notice. As pro­ [F. R. Doc. 53-4068; Filed,. May 7, 1953; sota, and Wisconsin, to points in official vided by the general rules of practice of 8:53 a. m.] territory, also from Browntown, Han­ the Commission, Rule 73, persons other over, Juda, and Leyden, Wis;, to destina­ than applicants should fairly disclose tions in Illinois territory. their interest, and the position they in­ Grounds for relief: Rail competition, tend to take at the hearing with respect [4th Sec. Application 28047] circuity, to apply rates constructed on to the application. Otherwise the Com­ basis of short line distance formula. mission, in its discretion, may proceed F ertilizer S o l u t io n s F rom V icksburg Order in docket 30524, et al., requires to investigate and determine the matters and Y azoo Ci t y , M i s s ., to I llinois rates which are to become effective May involved in such application without and. O ff ic ia l T errito ries 2, 1953. further or formal hearing. If because APPLICATION FOR RELIEF Schedules filed containing proposed of an emergency a grant of temporary M ay 5, 1953. rates: C. J. Hennings, Alternate Agent, relief is found to be necessary before L C. C. No. A-3718, Supp. 36. R. G. the expiration of the 15-day period, a The Commission is in receipt of the Raasch, Agent, L C. C. No. 802. hearing, upon a request filed within that above-entitled and numbered application Any interested person desiring the period, may be held subsequently. for relief from the long-and-short-haul Commission to hold a hearing upon such provision of section 4 (1) of the Inter­ application shall request the Commis­ By the Commission. state Commerce Act. sion in writing so to do within 15 days [ sea l] G eorge W . L aird, Filed by: St. Louis-San Francisco from the date of this notice. As pro­ Acting Secretary. Railway Company for itself and on be­ vided by the general rules of practice of half of carriers parties to Agent C. W. [F. R. Doc. 53-4067; Filed, May 7, 1953; Boin’s tariff I. C. C. No. A-816, pursuant the Commission, Rule 73, persons other 8:53 a. m.] than applicants should fairly disclose to fourth-section order No. 16101. their interest, and the position they in­ Commodities involved: Fertilizer am - tend to take at the hearing with respect moniating and nitrogen fertilizer solu­ to the application. Otherwise the Com­ [4th Sec. Application 28045] tion, in tank-car loads. mission, in its discretion, may proceed to From: Vicksburg and Yazoo City, Miss. investigate and determine the matters M er ch an d ise i n M ixed C arloads F rom To: Illinois and official territories. involved in such application without fur­ C hicago, I I I ., G ro up, to B aton R ouge Grounds for relief: Rail competition, ther or formal hearing. If because of and N e w O rleans, L a. circuitous routes, and operation through an emergency a grant of temporary re­ application for r elief higher-rated territory. lief is found to be necessary before the Any interested person desiring the expiration of the 15-day period, a hear­ M ay 5, 1953. Commission to hold a hearing u p o n such ing, upon a request filed within that pe­ The Commission is in receipt of the application shall request the Commission riod, may be held subsequently. above-entitled and numbered applica­ in writing so to do within 15 days from the date of this notice. As provided by By the Commission. tion for relief from the long-and-short- haul provision of section 4 (1) of the the general rules of practice of the Com­ [ sea l] G eorge W. L aird, Interstate Commerce Act. mission, Rule 73, persons other th an Acting Secretary. Filed by: R. G. Raasch, Agent, for applicants should fairly disclose their in­ terest, and the position they intend to [F. R. Doc. 53-4066; Filed, May 7, 1953; carriers parties to schedule listed below. 8:53 a. m.] Commodities involved: Merchandise take at the hearing with respect to the in mixed carloads. application. Otherwise the Commission, From: Chicago, 111., and points in its discretion, may proceed to investi­ grouped therewith. gate and determine the matters involved [4th Sec. Application 28044] To: Baton Rouge and New Orleans, in such application without further or La. formal hearing. If because of an em er­ M erch andise i n M ixed C arloads F rom Grounds for relief: Rail competition, gency a grant of temporary relief is J ack so n and V ick sb u r g , M i s s ., to circuitous routes, and additional routes. found to be necessary before the ex pira­ P o in t s i n I l l in o is Schedules filed containing proposed tion of the 15-day period, a hearing, upon application for r e lie f rates; R. G. Raasch, Agent, I. C. C. No. a request filed within that period, m ay be 752, Supp. 18. held subsequently. M ay 5, 1953. Any interested person desiring the By the Commission. The Commission is in receipt of the Commission to hold a hearing upon such above-entitled and numbered applica­ application shall request the Commis­ [ sea l] G eorge W . L aird, tion for relief from the long-and-short- sion in writing so to do within 15 days Acting Secretary. haul provision of section 4 (1) of the from the date of this notice. As provided [F. R. Doc. 53-4070; Filed, May 7, 1953; Interstate Commerce Act. * 7 by the general rules of practice of the 8:54 a. m.]