REGISTER 1 9 3 4 ¿ y VOLUME 10 * ^A/ITED % NUMBER 113

Washington, Thursday, June 7, 1945

The President the employment of, or to employ, any CONTENTS persons, and to do any other thing that he may deem necessary for, or incidental THE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE ORDER 9564 to, the operation of the said plants and E xecutive Orders: Page facilities and the production, sale, and Airspace reservation over Ulster A uthorizing the P etroleum A dministra­ distribution of the products thereof; and and Dutchess Counties, N. tor To Take P ossession of and Operate to take any other steps that he deems Y.; revocation of EO 9090 of the P lants and F acilities of the necessary to carry out the provisions^and Mar. 6, 1942______6793 H umble O il and R efining Company purposes of this order. Humble Oil and Refining Com­ Located in Ingleside, T exas 2. The Petroleum Administrator shall pany, Ingleside, Tex.; pos­ WHEREAS after an investigation I operate the said plants and facilities pur­ session and operation by Pe­ find and proclaim that the plants and suant to the provisions of the War Labor troleum Administrator___ 6791 facilities of the Humble Oil and Refining Disputes Act, and during his operation Pure Oil Company, Cabin Creek Company located in Ingleside, Texas, are of the plants and facilities shall observe Oil Field, Dawes, W. Va.;- equipped for the production of crude oil the terms and conditions of the direc­ possession and operation by and its products that are required for the tive order dated April 1,1944, of the Na­ Petroleum Administrator. _ 6792 war effort, or that are useful in connec­ tional War Labor Board. tion therewith; that there is a threatened 3. The Petroleum Administrator is au­ REGULATIONS AND NOTICES interruption of the operation of said thorized to take such action, if any, as he may deem necessary or desirable to pro­ F oreign E conomic Administration : plants and facilities as a result of a labor Export control; prohibited ex­ disturbance; that the war effort will be vide protection for the plants and all per­ sons employed or seeking employment portations, miscellaneous unduly impeded or delayed by such in­ commodities______6793 terruption; and that the exercise, as therein, and upon the request of the Pe­ troleum Administrator, or such person as I nterstate Commerce Com m ission: hereinafter'specified, of the powers vested Potatoes, icing restriction_____ 6802 in me is necessary to insure, in the inter­ may be designated to act for him, the ests of the war effort, the operation of Secretary of War shall take such action Labor D epartment: as may be necessary to provide such pro­ Nash-Finch Co., and Ryan Fruit . these plants and facilities: Co.; findings with respect to NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the tection to such persons and property. 4. All Federal agencies, including, but contracts in prosecution of power and authority vested in me by the war______6803 Constitution and laws of the United not limited to, the War Manpower Com­ States, including section 9 of the Selec­ mission, the National Selective Service O ffice of Contract S ettlement: tive Training and Service Act of 1940 System, and the Department of Justice, Plant equipment, form of ap­ (54 Stat. 892) as amended by the War are directed to cooperate with the Pe­ plication for disposition._ 6802 Labor Disputes Act (57 Stat. 163), as troleum Administrator to the fullest ex­ Office of E conomic S tabilization: President of the United States and Com­ tent possible in carrying out the purposes Wentworth Bus Lines, Inc., et mander in Chief of the Army and Navy óf this order. al.; directive to ODT and of the United States, it is hereby ordered 5. Possession, control, and operation of OPA to withhold priorities as follows: any plant or facility, or part thereof, and allocations..______6804 taken under this order shall be termi­ Office of P rice Administration : 1. The Petroleum Administrator is nated by the Petroleum Administrator hereby authorized and directed, through Adjustments and pricing orders: within 60 days after he determines that Ajax Woodwork Co., Inc____ 6811 and with the aid of any persons or in­ the productive efficiency of the plant, fa­ strumentalities that he may designate, Altman, Daniel______6807 cility, or part thereof prevailing prior Bardco Mfg. and Sales Co____ 6819 to take possession of the plants and fa­ to the threatened interruption of produc­ cilities of the Humble Oil and Refining Belle Mfg. Co. (Corr.)______6820 tion, referred to in the recitals of this Bertex Industrial______6813 Company located in Ingleside, Texas, order, has been restored. and, to the extent that he may deem Burton-Thomas______6810 6*. The Petroleum Administrator máy Cadieux, Joseph A______6818 necessary, of any real or personal prop­ delegate any and all power, authority, erty and other assets, wherever situ­ Chicago Cabinet Co., Inc___ 6812 and discretion conferred upon him by Cole Hot Blast Mfg. Co_____ 6808 ated, used in connection with the opera­ this order to the Deputy Petroleum Ad­ College Industries, Inc______6812 tions thereof; to operate or to arrange ministrator. The Petroleum Adminis­ DeLuxe Mfg. Co______6813 for the operation of the plants and fa­ trator and Deputy Petroleum Adminis­ Duane Chair Co______6808 cilities in any manner that he deems trator may exercise the powers, author­ Ehler, Marye Berne______6829 necessary for the successful prosecu­ ity, and discretion conferred upon them Fischer Chair Co. (2 docu­ tion of the war; to exercise any contrac­ by or under the provisions of this order ments) ______6809 tual or other rights of the Humble Oil through such personnel of the Petroleum Friedman, Harry______6816 and Refining Company, and to continue ' (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 6791 6792 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued

Office of P rice Administration— W ar F ood Administration: Pa8e Continued. Grains and syrup, malted; rice, FEDERAL^REGISTER hops, and hop products '934 Adjustments and pricing or­ *VlV/TtO’ ders—Continued. Page (WFO 66, Am. 10) ____ 6793 Reichard, H. L. (Corr.)_____ 6820 W ar M anpower Com m ission: Ro-Co Products Mfg. Co____ 6807 Williamsport, Pa., area; employ­ Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Rodriquez, Ramon______6815 ment stabilization program. 6829 and days following legal holidays, by the Runkle, Harry A______6817 W ar P roduction B oard: Division of the Federal Register, the National Scharf Bros. Tobacco Co___ 6814 Cobalt (M-39, revocation)____ 6794 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Machinery, conveying, and me­ in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, Thore Mfg. Co______6807 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., Universal Latex and Plastics chanical power transmission ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the Corp______6814 equipment (L-193, revoca­ Administrative Committee, approved by the Waterbury, S., and Son Co_ 6804 tion) ______6794 President. Distribution is made only by the Alaska, territorial adjustment of Magazines and periodicals (L- Superintendent of Documents, Government maximum prices (RMPR 244, Am. 1)______6795 Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. 288, Am. 1)______6802 Pyridine (M-185, revocation; The regulatory material appearing herein is Alcohol, ethyl (excluding West M-300, Sch. 109) (2 docu- ' keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, ments) ______6795 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Coast ethyl alcohol) (MPR to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as 28, Am. 12)______6802 Suspension orders, etc.: amended June 19, 1937. Automotive parts, manufactur­ Jaeckel Mfg. Co., Inc______6794 The F ederal R egister will be furnished by ers’ maximum prices (MPR Lawrence, Max, & Co______6794 mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 452, Am. 8) ______6796 Underwear, heavy weight knit per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Feathers and down (MPR 318, (M-328, Dir. 14)______6795 vance. The charge for individual copies Am. 5)______6802 Vanadium (M-23-a, revoca­ (minimum 15^) varies in proportion to the tion)-^_____ i______6796 size of the issue. Remit check or money Feeds, mixed; for animals and order, made payable to the Superintendent poultry (MPR 585, Am. 1) __ 6797 of Documents, directly to the Government Fruits, berries, vegetables, Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. packed (Rev. SO 111)------6796 Administration for War as they may There are no restrictions on the republica­ Ide (MPR 154, Am. 9; MPR 154, determine. tion of material appearing in the F ederal Order 12) (2 documents)— 6801, H arry S. T ruman R egister. 6820 T he W hite H ouse, Pillows, feather filled, and up­ June 5, 1945. holstery cushion innercas- NOTICE ings (MPR 584, Am. 1)___ 6801 [F. R. Doc. 45-9825; Filed, June 5, 1945; Regional and district office or­ 10:56 a. m.] The 1943 Supplement to the Code ders. See also Adjustments of Federal Regulations, covering and pricing orders. the period June 2, 1943, through De­ Bed screen frames, folding; EXECUTIVE ORDER 9565 cember 31, 1943, may be obtained Denver region______6825 Carrots: A uthorizing the P etroleum Administra­ from the Superintendent of Docu­ Pullman, W ash______6828 tor T o T ake P ossession of and Operate ments, Government Printing Office, Spokane, W ash______6828 the P lants and F acilities at the Cabin at $3.00 per book. Fluid milk, Tennessee Creek Oil F ield of the P ure Oil Com­ pany Located at D awes, W est V irginia Book 1 : Titles 1-31, including Presi­ (Corr.) ___;...... 6822 Lemons: WHEREAS after an investigation I dential documents in full text. Kennewick, Wash______6828 find and proclaim that the Cabin Creek Book 2 : Titles 32-50, with 1943 Gen­ Lewiston, Idaho______6827 Oil Field of the Pure Oil Company, lo­ eral Index and 1944 Codification Pullman, Wash______6827 cated at Dawes, West Virginia, is Guide. Spokane, Wash______6826 equipped with plants and facilities for Walla Walla, Wash______6828 the production and refining of crude oil The complete text of the Cumula­ Wallace, Idaho______6827 and its products that are required for tive Supplement (June 1, 1938- Mattresses, used renovated; the war effort, or that are useful in con­ June 1, 1943) is still available in ten Denver region______6826 nection therewith; that there is an ex­ units at $3.00 each. Solid fuels: isting interruption of the operation of Chicago, Hi., area______6822 said plants and facilities as a result of a Danbury, Conn., area_____ 6820 labor disturbance; that the war effort Denver region—______6826 will be unduly impeded or delayed by . CONTENTS—Continued Staunton, Va______6281 such interruption; and that the exer­ Waynesboro, Va______6820 cise, as hereinafter specified, of the pow­ Office of P rice Administration— Solid fuels, Washington, D. C., ers vested in me is necessary to insure, Continued. area and Alexandria, Va. in the interests of the war effort, the Adjustments and pricing or­ (MPR 122, Am. 22 to Rev. operation of these plants and facilities: ders—Continued. Page Order 47) (Corr.)______6819 NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the Goodrich, B. F., Co______6808 Underwear, specified knitted; power and authority vested in me by the Greenspray Products Co_l__ 6806 adjustment of maximum Constitution and laws of the United Hartman, A. Lincoln______6810 prices pursuant to direction States, including section 9 of the Selec­ Harvey, M. L., Co______6813 of WPB (Rev. SO 99)____ 6796 tive Training and Service Act of 1940 (54 Hood, A. Z., Cigar Co______6817 R ural Electrification Adminis­ Stat. 892), as amended by the War Labor La Nina Cigar Factory______6816 tration : Disputes Act (57 Stat. 163), as President Lloyd Co...... 6810 Allocation of funds for loans (5 of the United States and Commander in Logan Toy Manufacturing__ 6810 documents)______6803 Chief of the Army and Navy of the Los Amigos Cigar Co______6815 Selective Service System: United States, it is hereby ordered as Martinez, Juan______6819 follows: Midland Mfg. Co______6811 Adjusted rating card; prescribed Miller, Curvin E______6817 form______6793 1. The Petroleum Administrator is Perez & Diaz Cigar Factory_6818 U. S. Forest Service Research hereby authorized and directed, through Precision Metal Products Co. 6812 Project, designation as con­ and with the aid of any persons or in­ R. G. Cigar Co...... 6815 scientious objector cam p... 6829 strumentalities that he may designate, FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6793 to take possession of the plants and fa­ EXECUTIVE ORDER 9566 shall be deemed to continue in full force cilities at the Cabin Creek Oil Field of and effect for the purpose of sustaining the Pure Oil Company, located at Dawes, R evocation of Executive Order 9090 of any proper suit, action, or other proceed­ West Virginia, and, 'to the extent that he March 6, 1942, Establishing an Air­ ing with regard to any such violation, may deem necessary, of any real or per­ space R eservation Over P ortions of right, liability, or appeal. sonal property and other assets, wher­ Ulster and Dutchess Counties, N ew Y ork (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. ever situated, used in connection with 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, the operations thereof; to operate or to By virtue of and pursuant to the au­ 8 F.R. 14783) arrange for the operation of the plants thority vested in me by section 4 of the and facilities in any manner that he Air Commerce Act of 1926 (44 Stat. 570), Issued this 4th day of June 1945. deems necessary for the successful prose­ as amended, Executive Order 9090 of Ashley S ellers, cution of the war; to exercise any con­ March 6, 1942, establishing an airspace Assistant War Food'Administrator. tractual or other rights of the Pure Oil reservation over portions of Ulster and [F. R. Doc. 45-9785; Filed, June 5, 1945; Company, and to continue the employ­ Dutchess Counties, New York, is hereby 3:19 p. m.] ment of, or to employ, any persons, and revoked. to do any other thing that he may deem Harry S. Truman necessary for, or incidental to, the opera­ TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE tion of the said plants and facilities an^ The White H ouse, the production, sale and distribution of June 5, 1945. Chapter VI—Selective Service System the products thereof; and to take any [F. R. Doc. 45-9823; Filed, June 6, 1945; other Steps that he deems necessary to 11:58 a. m.] [No. 293] carry out the provisions and purposes of Adjusted Rating Card this order. 2. The Petroleum Administrator shall Regulations ORDER PRESCRIBING FORM operate the said plants and facilities pur­ Pursuant to authority contained in suant to the provisions of the War Labor TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE the Selective Training and Service Act Disputes Act, and during his operation of 1940, as amended, I hereby prescribe of the plants and facilities shall observe Chapter XI—War Food Administration the following change in DSS Forms: the terms and conditions of the directive (Distribution Orders) Addition of a new form designated as DSS order dated August 25, 1944, of the Fifth Form 416, entitled “Adjusted Rating Card”. Regional War Labor Board. [WFO 66, Arndt. 10] The foregoing addition shall become 3. The Petroleum Administrator is au­ Part 1468—Grains thorized to take such action, if any, as a part of the Selective Service regula­ he may deem necessary or desirable to MALTED GRAINS, MALT SYRUP, RICE, HOPS, tions effective immediately upon the fil­ provide protection for the plants and all AND HOP PRODUCTS ing hereof with the Division of the Fed­ persons employed or seeking employment War Food Order No. 66, as amended eral Register. therein, and upon the request of the (8 F.R. 10480, 13841; 9 F.R. 1084, 4321, Lewis B. Hershey, Petroleum Administrator, or such per­ 4319, 9584, 11461, 11929, 14122; 10 F.R. Director. son as may be designated to act for 103, 1722, 4849), is further amended by J une 2, 1945. him, the Secretary of War shall take such deleting the provisions of § 1468.2 (b) [F. R. Doc. 45-9791; Filed, June 5, 1945; action as may be necessary to provide (3) and inserting, in lieu thereof, the 4:06 p.m.] such protection to . such persons and following: property. 4. All Federal agencies, including, but (3) Notwithstanding the limitations Chapter VIII—Foreign Economic not limited to, the War Manpower Com­ contained in (b) (1) and (2) hereof, any Administration mission, the National Selective Service brewer who was engaged in the manu­ System, and the Department of Justice, facture of malt beverages during the base Subchapter B—Export Control are directed to cooperate with the Pe­ year may use, in any quota period, in [Arndt. 27] troleum Administrator to the fullest ex­ lieu of a quota computed pursuant to tent possible in carrying out the purposes Part 801—General R egulations of this order. (b) (1) dr (2) hereof, a total quantity of malted grain which is not in excess PROHIBITED EXPORTATIONS; MISCELLANEOUS 5. Possession, control, and operation of COMMODITIES any plant or facility, or part thereof, of 3,000 bushels. taken under this order shall be termi­ Section 801.2 Prohibited exportations The provisions of this amendment shall is hereby amended in the following par­ nated by the Petroleum Administrator become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t„ within 60 days after he determines that ticulars : on the 1st day of June 1945. With re­ The group and country designation in the productive efficiency of the plant, spect to violations, rights accrued, lia­ facility, or part thereof prevailing prior the column headed “Gen. Lie. Country to the existing interruption of produc­ bilities incurred, or appeals taken under Group” and the dollar value limits in the tion, referred to in the recitals of this said War Food Order No. 66, as amended, columns headed “GLV Dollar Value Lim­ order, has been restored. prior to the effective time pf the provi­ its” and “G-Post Dollar Value Limits” 6. The Petroleum Administrator may sions hereof, the provisions of the said set opposite each of the commodities delegate any and all power, authority, War Food Order No. 66, as amended, in listed below are hereby amended to read and discretion conferred upon him by effect prior to the effective time hereof, as follows:- this order to the Deputy Petroleum Administrator. The Petroleum Adminis­ GLV dollar trator and Deputy Petroleum Adminis­ Dept, of value limits G-post Comm, Gen. lie. country groups dollar trator may exercise the powers, author­ schedule Commodity country value ity, and discretion conferred upon them B No. limits by or under the provisions of this order K G +4 through such personnel of the Petroleum Administration for War in such manner PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS as the Petroleum Administrator or Dep­ 604200 Petrolatum and petroleum jelly (all grades) packaged for pharma­ uty Petroleum Administrator may deter­ ceutical purposes with individual packages bearing trade mark or brand name of the manufacturing or processing company, mine. and contents of each individual container not to exceed five Harry S. Truman pounds...... K 100 26 25 T he White House, OTHER NONMETALLIC MINERALS, INCLUDING PRECIOUS June 5,1945. 645098 Asbestos: Asbestos eement roofing accessories, (ridge rolls, comer rolls, etc.)...... K 100 26 25 [F. R. Doc. 45-9824; Filed, June 6, 1945; 647201 Graphite, natural: Other Ceylon lump (except 97-98% Ceylon 9:03 a. m.] lum p)...... None 260 25 25 6794 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

Part 1010—Suspension Orders GLV dollar [Suspension Order S-722, Revocation] Dept, of Gen. lie. value limits G-post Comm, Commodity country country groups dollar JAECKEL MANUFACTURING CO., INC. schedule group value B No. limits Suspension Order No. S-722 was issued K G +4 against Jaeckel Manufacturing Co., Inc., 7 Beverly Street, Providence, Rhode Is­ OTHER KONMETALLIC MINERALS, INCLUDING PRECIOUS—COIL land engaged in the manufacturing of 647203 Other flake, crystalline lump or chip (except Madagascar flake, None 260 25 25 jewelry. An appeal was filed with the crystalline lump or chip). 647400 Carbon or graphite products: Chief Compliance. Commissioner on Carbon brushes and stock for automotive use______. None 25 25 25 March 12, 1945 and pending final deter­ 547800 Lighting carbons...... None 250 25 25 648098 Graphite crucibles...... K 100 25 25 mination of the appeal a stay was 648098 Other graphite manufactures in which either flake graphite or None 250 25 25 granted on March 3, 1945. The appeal crystalline lump or chip graphite is an essential component has been considered by Deputy Chief (except graphite crucibles, stoppers;retorts and electrodes). Compliance Commissioner Curtis Bok ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND APPARATUS who has directed that the suspension 709200 Starting lighting and ignition equipment, automotive (report •None 25 25 25 order be revoked. spark plugs in 792100). In view of the foregoing, it is hereby ordered, that: § 1010.722 Suspension AUTOMOBILES, PARTS, ACCESSORIES AND SERVICE EQUIPMENT Order No. S-722 be revoked. 792100 Spark plugs...... ■...... _...... None 25 25 25 792305 Bolts, machine screws, nuts, rivets and washers, automotive re- None 25 25 25 Issued this 5th day of June 1945. placement. 792305 Bus bodies and parts, automotive replacement...... None 25 25 25 ar roduction oard 792305 Headlight lenses, automobile, for replacement...... -A ...... None 25 25 25 W P B , 792305 Taillight lenses, automobile, for replacement...... None 25 25 25 By J. J oseph Whelan, 792305 All other automotive parts for replacement______None 25 25 25 Recording Secretary. 792600 Automobile horns, hand and electric...... None 25 25 25 792700 Other automobile accessories, n . e. s. (except chains, automobile [F. R. Doc. 45-9796; Filed, June 5, 1945; and truck line)...... None 25 25 25 Automobile, motor truck and bus engines for replacement on 4:25 p. m.] vehicles with either American or foreign trade n ame or assembly on new vehicles with foreign tradename: 793130 Diesel and semi-diesel (injection type) (not including starting, ignition and fuel systems)______... None 25 25 25 P art 1010—S uspension Orders 793150 Gasoline (carburetor type) not including starting ignition and fuel systems)...... None 25 25 25 [Suspension Order S-796, Stay of Execution] MEDICINAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS MAX LAWRENCE & CO. 813598 Penicillin...... None *10 *10 *10 Max Lawrence & Company, a partner­ INDUSTRIAL .CHEMICALS ship composed of Max Lawrence and Formaldehyde, 40% solution by volume (37% by weight (formalin)). 'N one 100 25 25 Elsie Lawrence, his wife, in business at 832001 13 West 37th Street, New York City, as MISCELLANEOUS COMMODITIES, N. E. S. a “converter” of textiles is appealing 983200 Candles...... None None None None from the provisions of Suspension Order No. S-796 issued May 23, 1945 and effec­ An asterisk (*) preceding a value limit or the word “None” means that all forms, conversions, and derivatives of the particular commodity are included. tive May 30, 1945 and has requested a stay of the suspension order pending Shipments of any of the above com­ Delegation of Authority No. 21, 8 F.R. final determination of the appeal. On modities removed from general license, 16320.) May 29,1945, the Chief Compliance Com­ or whose GLV dollar value limits have Dated; May 29, 1945. missioner directed that a seven day tem­ been reduced, which were on dock, on porary stay be issued effective May 30, lighter, laden aboard an exporting car­ Walter F reedman, 1945 to expire on June 5, 1945. After rier, or in transit to a port of exit pur­ Acting Director, further consideration of the request for a suant to an actual order for export prior Requirements and Supply Branch, stay the Chief Compliance Commissioner to the effective date of this amendment Bureau of Supplies. has directed a further stay of the order may be exported under the previous gen­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9804; Filed, June 5, 1945; pending final determination of the ap­ eral license provisions. Shipments of 5:03 p. m.] peal. such commodities moving to a vessel sub­ In view of the foregoing, it is hereby sequent to the effective date of this ordered, that: § 1010.796 Suspension amendment pursuant to Office of Defense Chapter IX—War Production Board Order No. S-796, issued May 23,1945 and Transportation permits issued prior to effective May 30, 1945 be further stayed, such date may also be exported under the Au th o rity : Regulations in this chapter, ' subject to reinstatement, pending final previous general license provisions. unless otherwise noted at the eiid of docu­ determination of the appeal or until Shipments of any of the above commodi­ ments affected, issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. further order by the Chief Compliance ties whose G-Post dollar value limits 177, 58 Stat. 827; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. Commissioner or his Deputy. have been reduced and which were 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; W.P.B. Issued this 5th day of June 1945. mailed prior to the effective date of this Reg. 1 as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64. amendment may also be exported under War P roduction B oard, Part 987—Cobalt By J. J oseph Whelan, the G-Post general license provisions Recording Secretary. previously in effect. [General Preference Order M-39, Revocation] This amendment shall become effective Section 987.1 Gefieral Preference Or­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9712; Filed, June 5, 1945; immediately upon publication except der M-39 is hereby revoked. Transac­ 11:33 a. m.] that with respect to commodities re­ tions relating to cobalt remain subject * moved from general license or whose to all other applicable rules and regula­ GLV or G-Post dollar value limits have tions of the War Production Board. This Part 1226—General Industrial revocation does not affect any liabilities Equipment been reduced, it shall become effective incurred under the order. on June 12, 1945. [General Limitation Order L-193, Issued this 5th day of June 1945. Revocation] (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. War Production B oard, CONVEYING MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL Law 397, 78th Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 F.R. By J. J oseph Whelan, POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT 4795; E.O. 9361, 8 F.R. 9861; Order No. 1, Recording Secretary. Section 1226.52 General Limitation 8 F.R. 9938; E.O. 9380, 8 F.R. 13081; Dele­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9794;* Filed, June 5, 1945; Order L-193 is revoked. This revocation gation of Authority No. 20, 8 F.R. 16235; 4:25 p. m.] does not affect any liabilities incurred FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6795

for violation of the order or of actions wear and of materials and facilities used Definition. “Pyridine” means the pure taken by the War Production Board un­ in the production of knit underwear for chemical known by that name, or any der the order. The manufacture and defense, for private account and for ex­ crude or refined mixture of pyridine and delivery of conveying machinery and port, and the following direction is its homologues. mechanical power transmission equip­ deemed necessary and appropriate in the (b) General restrictions. Pyridine is ment remain subject to all other appli­ public interest and to promote the subject to allocation under General Al­ cable orders and regulations of the War national defense: location Order M-300 as an Appendix A Production Board. (a) Production quotas. Each person in material. The initial allocation date is September 1, 1942, when pyridine was Issued this 5th day of June 1945. the business of producing knit underwear who, in the third calendar quarter of 1943, first put unffer allocation by Order M-185 W ar P roduction B oard, produced any of the types of knit underwear (revoked). The allocation period is the . By J. J oseph W helan, listed in paragraph (b) below, shall produce calendar month and the small order ex­ Recording Secretary'. in the third calendar quarter of 1945, at emption is 82 lbs. (10 gals.) per person least as many dozens of each type as he pro­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9707; Filed. June 5, 1945; per month. duced in the corresponding calendar quarter (c) Transition from M-185. Regular 11:33 a. m.] of 1943. Production shall be maintained at such a rate that at least 25% of the quarterly and interim allocations heretofore issued quota will have been produced by the end of under Order M-185 are effective under this schedule, but are limited in dura­ P art 1296—P yridine July and at least 60% by the eiid of August. Production of knit underwear on orders to or tion as if originally issued under this [Conservation Order M-185, Revocation] for the account of the United States Army or schedule. Pending applications need Section 1296.1 Conservation Order Navy or procurement agencies of the United not be refiled. States Government shall be included in com­ (d) Suppliers’ applications on WPB- M-185 is revoked. This revocation does puting these quotas. not affect any liabilities incurred for 2946. Each supplier seeking authoriza­ (b) Types of knit underwear. The types tion to deliver shall file application on violations of the order or of actions of knit underwear covered by this direction taken by the War Production Board are: Form WPB-2946. Filing date is the 18th under the order. (1) Men’s knit union suits, 9 lbs. and over day of the month before the requested Pyridine is subject to allocation under. per dozen in weight, based on size 42, long allocation month. Send three copies General Allocation Order M-300 as an sleeves, ankle length. (one certified) to the War Production Appendix A material, subject to Schedule (2) Men’s knit shirts, 7 lbs. and over per Board, Chemicals Bureau, Washington dozen in weight, based on size 42, long sleeves. 25, D. C., Ref: M-300-109. The unit 109, issued simultaneously with this rev­ (3) Men’s knit drawers, 7 lbs. and over per of measure is pounds. Specify grade in ocation. dozen in weight, based on size 38, ankle terms of boiling range (degrees Centi­ Regular and interim allocations here­ length. grade). An aggregate quantity may be tofore issued under Order M-185 are (4) Boys’ knit union suits, 6 lbs. and over requested, without specifying customers’ effective under the schedule, but are per dozen in weight, based on size 34, long names, for delivery on exempt small or­ limited in duration as if originally is­ sleeves, ankle length. (c) Reports. Each person subject to the ders. Fill in Table II. sued under the schedule. Pending ap­ (e) Customers’ applications on Form plications need not be refiled. provisions of this direction shall submit a statement by telegraph addressed to the War WPB-2945. Each person seeking au­ Issued this 6th day of June 1945. Production Board, Textile, Clothing & Leather thorization to use or accept delivery shall Bureau, Washington 25, D. C., on each Mon­ file application on Form WPB-2945. W ar P roduction B oard, day during the third calendar quarter of Filing date is the 15th day of the month By J. J oseph W helan, 1945, unless the War Production Board noti­ before the requested allocation month. Recording Secretary. fies such person in writing that such report File separate sets of forms for each sup­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9807; Filed, June 6, 1945; will no longer be required. This telegram plier and for each plant of the applicant. 11:29 a. m.] shall state the quantity of each type of knit underwear covered by this direction finished Send three copies (one certified) to the during the week ending that Friday. The War Production Board, Chemicals Bu­ production of such items shall be reported reau, Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M-300- P art 3133—P rinting and P ublishing separately for Governmental procurement 109, and one copy (reverse side blank) [Limitation Order L-244, as Amended Apr. 4, agencies, including Army and Navy, and for to the supplier. The unit of measure 1945, Arndt. 1] civilian sale, and in addition shall state com­ is pounds. Specify grade in terms of bined total units produced of all the follow­ boiling range (degrees Centigrade). Fill MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS ing items: in Column 3 in terms of the following: Women’s and children’s heavy weight Section 3133.15 Limitation Order L-244 union suits. Sulfa drugs (specify) is hereby amended as follows: Men’s and boys’ medium and light weight Other medicináis (specify) 1. By adding a new subparagraph (6) union suits, shirts and drawers. Vitamins (specify) Men’s, women’s and boys’ polo, tennis, Water repellents to paragraph (q), as follows: basque, sweat and T-shirts. Stabilizers (6) No person may export for resale The reporting requirements of this para­ Dyestuffs graph have been approved by the Bureau Disinfectants magazines which he knows or has reason Rubber chemicals to believe were printed in excess of the of the Budget pursuant to the Federal Re­ ports Act of 1942. Reagents publisher’s allowable consumption under (d) Any appeal from the provisions of this Other primary product (specify) this order. direction shall be made pursuant to the pro­ Export (as pyridine) Inventory (as pyridine) Issued this 5th day of June 1945. visions of paragraph (g) (4) of Order M-328. (e) This direction shall expire on October " Resale (as pyridine) W ar P roduction B oard, 1, 1945, unless previously extended. Specify end use in Column 4 as re­ B y J. J oseph W helan, Issued this 5th day of June 1945. quired by paragraph (11-a) of Appendix Recording Secretary. E of Order M-300. Fill in other columns [F. R. Doc. 45-9708; Filed, June 5, 1943; W ar P roduction B oard, of Table I, and fill in Tables II and III, 11:33 a. m.] By J. J oseph W helan, as indicated. Recording Secretary. Fill in Table IV as indicated for each [F. R. Doc. 45-9795; Filed, June 5, 1945; primary product listed in Column 3 of 4:25 p. m.] the application. P art 3290— T extile, Clothing and Leave Table V blank. Leather (f) Budget Bureau approval. The [Conservation Order M-328, Direction 14] P art 3293—Chemicals above reporting requirements have been [General Allocation Order M-300, Schedule approved by the Bureau of the Budget in PRODUCTION OF HEAVY WEIGHT KNIT UNDER­ 109] accordance with the Federal Reports Act WEAR IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF 1945 of 1942. The fulfillment of requirements for the PYRIDINE (g) Communications to War Produc­ defense of the United States has created Section 3293.1109 Schedule 109 to tion Board. Communications concern­ a shortage in the supply of knit under­ General Allocation Order M-300—(a). ing this schedule shall be addressed to 6706 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

War Production Board, Chemicals Bu­ ever, if current net profits before taxes (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law reau, Washington 25, D. C„ Ref.: M-3Ó0- (computed in relation to net worth) 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; 109. realized by the applicant from his total E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Issued this 6th day of June 1945. operations are 13% or over, the adjust­ Issued this 5th day of June 1945. ment shall be limited to a price equal W ar Production Board, to the total unit cost of the garment. Chester B owles, By J. Joseph Whelan, (c) Filing of applications. Applica­ Administrator. Recording Secretary. tions must be filed by registered mail For the reasons set forth in the ac­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9808; Filed, June 6, 1945; with the Consumer Goods Price Division, companying statement of considerations, 11:29 a. m.] * Office of Price Administration, Washing­ and by virtue of the authority vested in ton, 25, D. C., and in accordance with me by the Emergency Price Control Act Article III of Revised Procedural Regu­ of 1942, as amended, and Executive Or­ lation No. 1, and must contain, unless ders Nos. 9250 and 9328,1 hereby approve the information is already on file with the issuance of this revised supple­ Part 3294—I ron and Steel Production the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ mentary order and find that it is neces­ [General Preference Order M-23-a, ington, D. C.: sary to aid in the effective prosecution Revocation] (1) Balance sheets and profit and loss of the war. VANADIUM statements for the years (fiscal or calen­ • William H. D avis, dar) 1936 to 1939, inclusive, the most Economic Stabilization Director. Section 3294.26 General Preference recent calendar or fiscal year and the Order M-23-a is hereby revoked. Trans­ most recent quarter or half year period. [F. R. Doc. 45-9797; Filed, June 5, 1945; actions relating to vanadium remain (2) A statement in detail, on a form 4:41 p. m.] subject to all other applicable rules and prescribed by the OPA, of the appli­ regulations of the War Production Board. cant’s total current unit cost for the This revocation does not affect any liabil­ garment for which an adjustment is be­ Part 1360—M otor Vehicles and Motor ities incurred under the order. ing sought. Vehicle Equipment Issued this 5th day of June 1945. (3) A statement giving applicant’s [MPR 452, Arndt. 8] present ceiling price for the garment for War P roduction B oard, which an adjustment is being sought and MANUFACTURERS’ MAXIMUM PRICES FOR By J. J oseph Whelan, the amount of the adjustment requested AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Recording Secretary. by applicant in accordance with the A statement of the considerations in­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9793; Filed, June 5, 1945; standards set forth in paragraph (b) volved in the issuance of this amend­ 4:25 p. m.] above. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (d) Granting of application by order. has been filed with the Division of the If the Price Administrator determines Federal Register. that the applicant is entitled to an ad­ Maximum Price Regulation 452 is Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration justment of his ceiling price under the amended in the following respects: P art 1305—Administration standards set forth in paragraph (b) The effective date provision of amend­ above, he will issue an order granting [Rev. Supp. Order 99] ment 7 to Maximum Price Regulation such adjustment and containing such 452 is amended to read as follows : ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SPECI­ other provisions as may be deemed neces­ FIED KNITTED UNDERWEAR GARMENTS sary. This amendment shall become effec­ MANUFACTURED PURSUANT TO DIRECTION (e) Granting of application by auto­ tive June 2, 1945, except as to section OF THE WAR PRODUCTION BOARD matic approval. In the case of any ap­ 7 (a) it shall become effective June 18, 1945. Supplementary Order 99 is redesig­ plication properly filed by a manufac­ nated Revised Supplementary Order turer as required by paragraph (c) above, This amendment shall be effective as 99 and is revised and amended to read as the adjustment requested by the manu­ of June 2, 1945. follows: facturer in his application shall be deemed to be granted on and after the Issued this 5th day of June 1945. A statement of the considerations in­ twentieth day following the date of the Chester B owles, volved in the issuance of this supple­ mailing of the application (or on and # Administrator. mentary order, issued simultaneously after the twentieth day following the herewith, has been filed with the Di­ date of mailing of all additional informa­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9798; Filed," June 5, 1945; vision of the Federal Register. tion which may have been requested by 4:41 p. m.] § 1305.127 Adjustment of ceiling the OPA) unless within that time the prices for specified knitted underwear OJ\A issues an order disapproving the garments manufactured pursuant to di­ requested adjustment or granting an ad­ P art 1305—Administration rection of the War Production Board— justment under paragraph (d) of this [Rev. Supp. Order 111] order. (a) Who may apply. Any manufactur­ MAXIMUM PRICES FOR CERTAIN ITEMS OF er required to produce any garment- of (f) Modification or revocation of ad­ knitted underwear by direction of War justment. The Price Administrator may PACKED FRUITS, BERRIES AND VEGETABLES at any time modify or revoke any adjust­ UNDER SUPPLEMENT 7 TO FOOD PRODUCTS Production Board, pursuant to General REGULATION NO. 1 1 Direction 14 to Conservation Order ment granted under this order. M-328, issued, June 5, 1945, may apply (g) Denial of application. An appli­ Supplementary Order No. I ll is re­ for an adjustment of his ceiling price on cation may be denied, notwithstanding designated Revised Supplementary Order such garment. the standards in paragraph (b), if price No. I ll and is revised to read as set (b) Amount of adjustment. Existing relief under an alternate method has forth below. ceiling prices will be adjusted as follows been provided for the applicant or his A statement of the considerations in­ when, and to the extent that, existing industry or if the Price Administrator volved in the issuance of this order has ceiling prices are found to be lower than: determines that granting the application been issued and filed with the Division (1) a price equal to the total unit cost would not „accord with the purpose of the of the Federal Register. of the garment, or directive issued by the Director of the § 1305.139 Maximum prices for cer­ (2) a price equal to the total unit cost Office of Economic Stabilization on No­ tain items of packed fruits, berries and of the garment plus 2% of such cost if vember 16,1943, and any supplements or vegetables under Supplement 7 to Food current net profits before taxes (com­ amendments thereto. Products Regulation No. 1—(a) Exten­ puted in relation to net worth) realized This Revised Supplementary Order No. sion to 1945 pack of prices individually by the applicant from his total opera­ 99 shall become effective June 5,1945. approved or authorized for the 1944 pack tions are either (i) less than 6.5% or Note: The reporting requirements of tills under section 10 (c) and (d)—(1) Prices (ii) less than double the average per­ supplementary order have been approved by approved or authorized by order. Any centage realized by the applicant during the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the years 1936 to 1939, inclusive. How­ the Federal Reports Act of 1942. * 10 F.R. 1750, 2188. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6797 maximum price for the 1944 pack of any ment agencies for 6-ounce cans, 7-ounce (10) Private brand feeds—(i) Pri­ item approved or authorized by order cans or No. 10 cans of Fancy Tomato vate brand dealer. “Private brand issued pursuant to section 10 (c) or 10 Paste, of 26 percent solids, is amended dealer” means, with respect to any lot (d) of Supplement 7 to Pood Products by changing the maximum price named of mixed feed, a person who resells mixed Regulation No. 1 shall apply to sales and therein for 6-ounce cans to $0.68 per feed bought by him from a manufacturer deliveries of the seller’s 1945 pack of the dozen, for 7-ounce cans to $0.82 per doz­ who produced and packed it in containers item until the establishment by the Office en, and for No. 10 cans to $9.73 per dozen. bearing the dealer’s private brand. He of Price Administration of new maxi­ (iii) Paragraph 1 (b) of each order may be either a wholesaler or a retailer. mum prices for the 1945 pack of that naming a maximum price for sales to (11) Feeder’s private brand. “Feeder’s commodity. government procurement agencies for private brand” means a mixed feed man­ (2) Price approved or authorized auto­ 6-ounce cans, 7-ounce cans, or No. 10 ufactured for a feeder, not for resale, matically. Any maximum price for the cans of Fancy Tomato Paste, of 26 per­ from either a formula or a list of ingre­ 1944 pack of any item approved or au­ cent solids, is amended by changing the dients furnished by the feeder and thorized automatically upon expiration maximum price named therein for packed in containers bearing a tag iden­ of the 30-day period specified in section 6- ounce cans to $0.71 per dozen, for tifying such mixed feed. 10 (c) or 10 (d) of Supplement 7 to Pood 7- ounce cans to $0.85 per dozen, and for 4. A new sentence is added to section Products Regulation No. 1 shall apply to No. 10 cans to $10.52 per dozen. 3.1 (b) to read as follows: “Until such sales and deliveries of the seller’s 1945 The individual orders amended by par­ time as the manufacturer becomes sub­ pack of the item until the establishment agraph (b) (2) are: ject to this regulation, the manufactur­ by the Office of Price Administration of Lr-42 er’s price lists issued under Maximum new maximum prices for the 1945 pack L-30 Price Regulation No. 378 shall be deemed of that commodity. L—53 to be his ‘price list’ under this regula­ (b) Amendment of certain orders L-103 L-77 tion.” issued under section 10 (c) and (d). 5. The first paragraph of section 3.4 is The orders issued by the Price Admin­ (3) Notification of new maximum amended to read as follows: istrator under section 10 (c) and (d> of prices. Each processor must supply writ­ Supplement 7 to Food Products Regula­ ten notification of his new maximum No manufacturer or importer shall sell tion No. 1 and listed herein are amended price established by paragraph (b) of any mixed feed in a state until the guar­ as set forth below. this order in accordance with section 14 anteed minimum of protein and fat and (1) Orders establishing maximum (d) of Supplement 7 to Food Products the guaranteed maximum of fibre of such prices for tomato juice for processors Regulation No. 1. mixed feed is filed either pursuant to the whose factories are located in certain (c) This supplementary order shall requirements of a statute in that state states. The orders listed below estab­ become effective June 11, 1945. or with a district office of the Office of lishing maximum prices, f. o. b. factory, Price Administration in that state. This for the 1944 pack of tomato juice for Issued this 6th day of June 1945. requirement is included in this regula­ processors whose factories are located Chester B owles, tion for the purpose of identifying mixed in the States of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Administrator. feeds. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, [F. R. Doc. 45-9815; Filed, June 6, 1945; 6. Section 3.7 is amended to read as Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Tennessee, follows : North Dakota, South Dakota and Mis­ 11:38 a. m.] souri. are amended as follows: Sec. 3.7 Differentials in lieu of actual (i) Paragraph 1 (a). of each order transportation cost—(a) Base period system. Any seller who, during the naming a maximum price for sales to all P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts buyers except government procurement whole of the months of January, March, agencies for No. 2 cans or for 40-ounce [MPR 585, Amdt. 1] May, October, November and December cans of Fancy Tomato Juice is amended MIXED FEEDS FOR ANIMALS AND POULTRY of 1942, made charges for rail shipment by changing the maximum price named of his mixed feeds on the basis of a sys­ therein for No. 2 cans to $0.97 per dozen, A statement of the considerations in­ tem of differentials, rather than on the and the maximum price for 46-ounce volved in the issuance of this amend­ basis of actual transportation costs, may cans to $1.98 per dozen. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, at his option continue to use such sys­ (ii) Paragraph 1 (b) of each order has been filed with the Division of the tem. If he does so, he may use differen­ naming a maximum price for sales to Federal Register. tials not exceeding those he would have government procurement agencies for Maximum Price Regulation No. 585 is applied in January 1942 consistent with No. 2 cans or for 46-ounce cans of Fancy amended in the following respects: his system, plus 3% to compensate for Tomato Juice is amended by changing 1. Section 2.1 (a) (7) is amended to the tax provided for in section 620 of the maximum price named therein for read as follows: the Revenue Act of 1942, on all shipments No. 2 cans to $0.99 per dozen, and the of each mixed feed to all areas with (7) Importer. “Importer” means, with respect to which such system was in maximum price for 46-ounee cans to respect to any lot of mixed feed manu­ $2.05 per dozen. effect on such mixed feed during the 1942 factured outside of the United States, base months. On shipments to a desti­ The individual orders amended by the first person who owns such lot after nation in an area which is not included paragraph (b) (1) are: entry into the United States and who sells in his i942 system of differentials, he 7 20 Ii-120 L-97 it in the United States or uses it as an may, if he desires, use the differential in lr-23 Ir-9 Ir-118 L-184 ingredient in a mixed feed. He may be effect on shipments to the point nearest 19 Lr-24 9 Ir-12 a manufacturer, wholesaler or retailer. such destination that takes the same 8 L-89 16 Lr-144 or a lower fiat freight rate, from ship­ L-96 L-105 13 L-7 2. Section 2.1 (a) (9) (ii) is amended to read as follows: ping point, increased by the difference, if any, between the flat rate from ship­ (2) Orders establishing maximum (ii) Screenings consisting of a mix­ prices for tomato paste for processors ping point to such point and the flat rate ture of mill or elevator run materials or from shipping point to the destination. whose factories? are located in the State a combination of varying amounts of of California. The orders listed below The applicable differential, plus 3% shall ground or unground materials obtained be deemed to be the “transportation cost” establishing maximum prices, f. o. b. in the process of cleaning grain or seed, for purposes of this regulation. factory, for the 1944 pack of tomato either or both, such as inferior, light or (b) System based on weighted aver­ paste for processors whose factories are broken grain or seed, weed seeds, hulls, age of actual costs. Any seller may ap­ located in the State of California are chaff, joints, straw, elevator dust and ply to the district or regional office of amended as follows: floor sweepings. For maximum prices see the Office of Price Administration for (i) Paragraph 1 (a) of each order Maximum Price Regulation 417. the district or region in which his prin­ naming a maximum price for sales to 3. Section 2.1 (a) (10) is amended to cipal place of business is located, for all buyers except government procure­ read as follows: permission to establish a system of dif- 6798 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

ferentials for any area for which he did plied upon request made by a duly price calculations he may elect either (a) not use such a system during the whole authorized representative of the Office of to include it in his margin determined of the months of January, March, May, Price Administration, except that if a under this section and to exclude it from October, November and December of person posts his maximum prices for the base ingredient prices determined 1942. Such application shall contain sales to feeders conspicuously in his place under section 4.2, or (b) to exclude it the following information with respect of business, he need not keep a record from his margin and to include it in his to the shipments for which the seller de­ of such sales at such place of business. base ingredient prices determined under sires to establish the system: 8. Section 3.14 is amended to read as section 4.2. (1) With respect to ingredients for follows: 11. Section 4.1 (b) (8) is amended to which transit rates are available, the read as follows: estimated average transit balance from Sec. 3.14 Delegation of authority to the seller’s place of business to the desti­ determine import purchase prices, dif­ (8) Determination of averages. When nation area on the basis of the purchase ferentials and delivery charges, margins the method of determining a margin or of suçh ingredients from normal sources and base prices for ingredients and con­ differential requires the computation of of supply. tainers. The Administrator, any re­ averages such averages may be either (2) With respect to ingredients for gional administrator or any district di­ simple or weighted: Provided, That the which transit rates are not available, the rector authorized by the appropriate selection of the kind of averaging used estimated average local rate from the regional administrator may establish under a particular method shall be used seller’s place of business to the destina­ maximum import purchase prices pur­ consistently for the* determination of all tion area. suant to the provisions of section 5.5, margins under that method. (3) The estimated weighted average system of differentials and delivery 12. The first paragraph of section 4.1 of the amounts determined under 1 and charges pursuant to the provisions of (c) (2) is amended to read as follows: 2 above, for each mixed feed or group of section 3.7 and may approve, disapprove mixed feeds for which differentials are and allow margins pursuant to the pro­ (2) Methods for determining margins desired. visions of section 4.1 and base prices for for Class A plants. The method below In addition the applicant may furnish ingredients and containers pursuant to chosen by you for a plant shall be used other relevant information to the Office the provisions of section 4.2. on all mixed feeds manufactured at that of Price Administration in support of Whenever authority pursuant to the plant, except that if you choose to use his application. provisions of this section has not been one of the first three methods, you may (c) Truck delivery system. Any seller delegated to a district office, the district instead, at your election, with respect to may apply to the district or regional director of such district office shall re­ any particular mixed feed, use the fourth office for the district or region in which ceive such applications as are provided method, or the fifth method, if you his principal place of business is lo­ for in sections 3.7 and 5.5 and such filings qualify. The methods are as follows: cated for permission to establish uni­ as are provided for in sections 4.1 and 4.2, 13. The first two paragraphs under the form truck delivery charges for any one and shall transmit them to the appro­ fifth method in section 4.1 (c) (2) are or more geographical zones selected by priate regional office for processing. amended to read as follows: him by filing a weighted average of the 9. Section 4.1 (b) (1) is amended to Fifth method. If (1) you are determining actual costs of transportation on all read as follows: a margin for a private brand mixed feed or truck sales and deliveries of the mixed for a feeder’s private brand or (2) you can­ feed or feeds for which a uniform deliv­ (1) Definition of margin. A margin is not determine a margin by any of the fore­ ery charge is desired for any two con­ that portion of the price of a mixed feed, going methods, or (3) you want to determine secutive months preceding the effective in dollars and cents, which is not attribu­ a margin for a mixed feed which you did not date of this regulation, or by filing such table to either ingredients or containers. sell during the 1942 base months, determine other relevant information, in lieu It includes such factors as labor and such margin in accordance with either of the thereof, as may seem to him desirable. other manufacturing expense, research following methods: and laboratory expense, feeder service, (i) You may select the margin determined (d) Authorization. Upon authoriza­ under any of the first three methods for a tion by the Office of Price Administration overhead expense, taxes, sales expense, mixed feed manufactured at any of your the applicant may use the authorized advertising and profit. Class A plants having the same or most differentials or uniform delivery charges 10. Section 4.1 (b) (2) is amended to similar feeding purpose: Provided, That it provided for in (b) and (c) above, as his read as follows: does not belong to a higher price line, except “transportation cost” on such shipments that in the case of a private brand feed or (2) Treatment of shrinkage, cleaning of a feeder’s private brand, you may select under this regulation. Within sixty days the margin on sales of such same or most after such authorized differentials or loss and processing cost. The manufac­ turer shall treat any items of shrinkage, similar mixed feed to others than private uniform delivery charges have been in brand dealers or feeders having private effect for six months, the applicant shall cleaning loss, and cost of processing of brands. Such margin shall be the margin report to the office of the Office of Price ingredients prior to mixing, either as part which you shall file for the mixed feed under Administration with which he filed his of his margin or as part of his ingredient this regulation; or application, the actual average cost of cost according to the following rules, but such treatment must be consistent 14. Items (h) and (i) in subparagraph shipments made under such system of (ii) of the fifth method in section 4.1 differentials or uniform delivery charges, in the determination of margins under this section and in the determination of (c) (2) are amended to read as fol­ or such information in lieu thereof as lows: may be requested by such district or base ingredient prices under section 4.2. (i) If during the 1942 base months of (h) Names and addresses of closely com­ regional office. At any time thereafter petitive sellers of similar mixed feeds. the seller may apply for, or the Office of January, March, May, October, Novem­ ber and December, he absorbed any such (i) Information and scope of activity, if Price Administration may require, ad­ you operate a laboratory, do advertising or item in his margin by failing to set it out supply farm services. justment of the system to reflect the as an item in his price calculations, his actual experience of the seller. margin as calculated under this section 15. The first paragraph of section 4.1 7. Section 3.12 (a) is amended to read shall be deemed to include such item (d) (2) is amended to read as follows: as follows: without any special addition of it and he (2) Methods for Class B plants for shall, therefore, exclude it from his base sales to feeders. The method below (a) Every person subject to this regu­ ingredient prices determined under sec­ lation shall keep, for so long as the chosen by you shall be used on all mixed tion 4.2. He shall do this in all cases feeds manufactured at the Class B plant Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as where he does not have records of his amended, remains in effect, a record of for which you are determining margins computations during the 1942 base for sales to feeders, except that if you all sales of mixed feeds sold by him, months showing the amounts that he choose the second, third or fourth meth­ showing the date thereof, the quantity allocated to shrinkage, cleaning loss and od, you may instead, at your election, and kinds of mixed feeds sold by him, processing costs or from which they can with respect to any particular mixed feed the agreed price and, with respect to all be determined. use the first, fifth or sixth method, if sales in excess of one ton, the name of (ii) If during the 1942 base months he you qualify. The methods are as fol­ the buyer, whose address shall be sup­ set out any such item as an item in his lows: FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6790

16. The first paragraph of the first brand dealers, shall be your margin on sales ingredient price or adjusted base ingre­ method in section 4.1 (d) (2) is amended to feeders of the mixed feed in one to five 100- dient price in reference to certain re­ to read as follows: pound containers determined under sub- paragraph (2) above less the discounts that ceipts. He shall adjust the price of those First method. You may use this method you gave to retailers during the 1942 base receipts to the variety he has chosen by only for a plant at which you manufactured, months. Your margin for carload sales to use of the differential in Revised Maxi­ less than 3,500 tons of mixed feeds in the private brand dealers for any mixed feed mum Price Regulation 487 for the termi­ year 1944. If you use this method you shall shall be your margin on your sales to re­ nal city nearest his plant which has a calculate your margins for a mixed feed tailers other than to private brand dealers, differential between the two varieties in on the basis of its current formula on the of the mixed feed manufactured at any of question, and in determining his control effective date of this regulation as follows: your Class B plants having the same or most similar feeding purpose. Such margin shall price at any time under section 4.4 he 17. The last paragraph in the first be the margin which you may file for that shall in the same manner adjust his price method in section 4.1 (d) (2) is amended mixed feed under this regulation. for such ingredient to the variety he is to read as follows: using in his current formula that is found 22. The first sentence in section 4.2 (a) in that section. Note: An example of the calculation of a is amended to read as follows: “Each margin under this first method is shown in 26. The number “4” at the end of the Appendix A of this regulation. Calculate a manufacturer shall determine for each margin in the same manner for each mixed Class A and Class B plant his base in­ first paragraph of section 4.2 (b) (1) is feed for which you elect to file your margin gredient price for each ingredient used changed to “2”. under the first method. For the determina­ by him in the manufacture of mixed 27. A new sentence is added at the end tion of your control price see section 4.4. feeds at that plant- and base container of the first paragraph of section 4.2 (b) For the requirements relating to price lists prices for containers in which he packs (1) to read as follows: “The maximum see section 4.6. mixed feed at such plant, except that a prices referred to in this paragraph (b) 18. Items (h) and (i) in subparagraph Class B manufacturer, who determines shall not include any carrying charges, (ii) of the sixth method in section 4.1 (d) his margin under the first method for drying charges or charges of a similar (2) are amended to read as follows: sales to feeders, may, instead of deter­ nature even though such charges have mining a base ingredient price for a been lawfully paid by the manufacturer.” (h) Names and addresses of closely com­ 28. The first sentence in the third petitive sellers of similar mixed feed. mixed feed purchased by him, price such (i) Information and scope of activity if mixed feed in the manufacture of his method in section 4.2 (b) (1) is amended you operate a laboratory, do advertising or own mixed feed at the maximum price by inserting the word “simple” between supply farm services. at which he could resell such mixed feed the words “the” and “average”. - under section 5.3 hereof, less the mark­ 29. The following note is added at the 19. The last paragraph in the first end of section 4.2 (b) (3) : method in section 4.1 (d) (3) is amended ups provided in Schedule n of that sec­ tion.” , Note: If the ingredient is in processed form to read as follows: 23. The first sentence in the last para­ and you did the processing yourself, you may You shall determine the margin separately graph in section 4.2 (a) (1) is amended determine the prices you paid delivered at for each regular price list issued or applicable to read as follows: “If in determining a your plant for the above described receipts for such plant during the base months and base ingredient price or adjusted base of the commodity you process into the in­ the average of such margins for each mixed gredient, and add full processing costs. The feed shall be the margin for that mixed feed ingredient price a manufacturer finds it results will be deemed to be the “prices you for sales to retailers in carload lots which you necessary to convert the cost, or value, or paid” for the above described receipts of the may file under this regulation for that mixed maximum price of an ingredient in proc­ ingredient under this subdivision (iii). feed. essed form to that of the ingredient in unprocessed form, he shall do so by ap­ 30. The second sentence in section 4.2 20. The last paragraph in the second plication of the differential between the (c) (1) is amended to read as follows: method in section 4.1 (d) (3) is amended maximum prices of such commodities in “After a period of 60 days from the ef­ to read as follows: the two different forms.” fective date of this regulation no manu­ Your margin so determined shall be the 24. Section 4.2 (a) (6) is amended to facturer shall sell any mixed feed con­ margin for that mixed feed which you may read as follows: taining such ingredients manufactured at file under this regulation. a plant at which more than 3500 tons of (6) Pricing of ingredients having dif­ 20a. The first two paragraphs of the mixed feeds were manufactured in the ferent maximum prices for different year 1944 until he has filed such base in­ sixth method in section 4.1 (d) (2) are qualities and dates. When an ingredient amended to read as follows: gredient prices.” has different maximum prices for dif­ 31. Section 4.2 (d) is amended to read Sixth method. If (1) you are determining ferent qualities and dates, a manufac­ as follows: a margin for a feeder’s private brand or (2) turer may determine its base ingredient you cannot determine a margin by-any of price and adjusted base ingredient price (d) Prohibition against selling until the foregoing methods, or (3) you want to on the basis of any quality or date he base ingredient prices are filed. No determine a margin for a mixed feed you did not sell during the 1942 base months, deter­ chooses. If he determines its base in­ manufacturer subject to this regulation mine such margin in accordance with either gredient price or adjusted base ingredi­ shall sell any mixed feeds, after 60 days of the following methods: ent price by reference to certain receipts, from the effective date of this regulation, (i) You may select the margin determined he shall adjust the price of those re­ until he has filed base ingredient prices under the second, third or fourth methods ceipts to the price of the quality and for a mixed feed manufactured at any of your date he has chosen by use of the differ­ for each of the ingredients listed in para­ Class B plants for the mixed feed having the entials in the price regulation covering graph (c) of this section that he uses in same or most similar feeding purpose: Pro­ such ingredient. In determining his the manufacture of such mixed feeds at vided, That it does not belong to a higher control price at any time under section a plant at which more than 3500 tons of price line except that, in the case of a feeder’s mixed feeds were manufactured in the private brand, you may Select the margin on 4.4 he shall adjust his price for such in­ sales of such same or most similar mixed gredient to the quality and date he is year 1944. feed to others than feeders having private using in his current formula as defined 32. Section 4.3 (a) and (b) are brands. Such margin shall be the margin in that section. amended to read as follows: which you shall file for the mixed feed under 25. A new subparagraph (8) is added this regulation; or (a) A manufacturer shall make his to section 4.2 (a) to read as follows: first calculation of an adjusted base in­ 21. The third method in section 4.1 (d) (8) In the case of wheat, a manufac­ gredient price as to any ingredient by (3) is amended to read as follows: turer may treat different varieties as determining a weighted average price for Third method. In order to use this meth­ different ingredients or may treat sev­ the receipts of such ingredient at his od you must have records showing that you eral varieties as the same ingredient. plant for any immediately preceding made sales to retailers during the 1942 base months and showing the discounts, from In the latter case lie shall determine the period not exceeding one month, deter­ your selling price to feeders, that you gave to base ingredient price or adjusted base mined on the basis of actual prices (not such retailers. ingredient price for such several varie­ exceeding the lawful maximum prices he If you use this method your margin for ties on the basis of any variety he chooses. could have paid to his supplier delivered carload sales to retailers, other than private In such case he may determine his base at his plant, exclusive of carrying charges, No. 113----- 2 6800 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

drying charges and charges of a similar (a) Computation of transportation (2) If you bought the mixed feed from nature) for such receipts. If the ingre­ cost for shipment to point from which you a wholesaler or importer, the maximum dient is in processed form and he did sell. For the purpose of determining price he could lawfully have charged the processing himself, he shall determine your maximum price on sales of mixed you at the time you bought it, or the his price for it at its full manufactured feeds at a point separate from your plant, maximum price he could lawfully charge cost on the basis of such receipts of the you may, if you desire, determine your you at the time of your sale, whichever commodity in its form prior to such transportation cost to such point by di­ maximum price is higher; or processing. If a receipt of processed viding the total amount of the transpor­ (3) If you are an importer your max­ grain is being priced as an ingredient tation cost for your last shipment of usual imum purchase price, plus under this section by a manufacturer quantity to such point by the total num­ (4) In addition to (1), (2) or (3) whose margin was filed on a basis of the ber of tons of mixed feeds-of all kinds in above: whole grain unprocessed and (1) the such last shipment. The resulting figure (i) Any transportation cost that you margin included grinding costs, the ad­ will be your transportation cost per ton incur to your place of business and from justed price of the processed ingredient for each kind of mixed feed to that point. your place of business to the buyer’s re­ shall be reduced by $2.50 per ton, or (2) ceiving point; and 36. Section 4.8 (a) (4) is amended to (ii) On lots you have unloaded into a the margin did not include grinding costs read as follows: and such processing costs were set up wholesale warehouse before reloading, as a separate factor, the adjusted price (4) The applicable retail markup as shipping to, and unloading into your re­ shall be reduced by the amount of this set forth in Schedule II in section 5.3. tail place of business from which you sell separate factor. He shall begin to use 37. Sections 4.9 (a) (1), (a) (2) and to feeders, a handling charge in addition such adjusted base ingredient price on (a) (4) are amended to read as follows: of $2.50 per ton for mixed feeds in 100- his next pricing day and shall continue pound containers, and $4.00 per ton for using it until the pricing day following (1) Your control price for sales to feed­ mixed feeds in containers of less than the time when he has sold mixed feeds ers in lots of one to five 100-pound con­ 100 pounds: Provided, That you shall not requiring the amount of such ingredient tainers; plus add such charges on lots with respect to equivalent to the amount used in such (2) Your transportation cost from your which such charges have been made by average, except that, if he elects to cal­ plant or other f. o. b. point as of which a prior seller; plus culate a new adjusted base ingredient you compute your margins; plus (iii) The applicable of the following price before he has sold mixed feeds re­ (4) On lots you have unloaded into a markups: quiring such equivalent amount of the warehouse after shipment from your Schedule II—M arkups plant and from which you sell to feeders, ingredient, he shall treat the excess por­ (1) For sales in 100-pound, containerSt tion as a receipt in determining a new a handling charge in addition of $2.50 weighted average of prices of that in­ per ton. Maximum gredient received at his plant since he 38. Section 4.10 (b) (5) is amended to m arkup . last calculated an adjusted base ingre­ read as follows; dient price. Commodity (5) Returned containers. The seller Per Per 100- (b) On the first pricing day after he ton pound has sold mixed feeds requiring the must give due credit for containers from bag amount so averaged, he shall, at his former sales accepted from his buyer. option, either resume the use of his base 1. All dairy and cattle feed except calf 39. Section 5.1 (a) is amended to read feeds, all horse and mule feeds and all ingredient price for such ingredient or as follows: - poultry, duck and turkey feeds except calculate another adjusted base ingre­ asset forth below______$5.50 $0. 27 (a) Computation of transportation 2. All rabbit feeds, all pig and hog dient price for such ingredient on the feeds, all sheep and goat feeds, all basis of the weighted average of the cost to your place of business. You may, laying, growing, and broiler mashes actual prices (not exceeding the lawful if you desire, determine your transporta­ and pellets for poultry, ducks and tion cost for shipment from your supplier turkeys, except (a) flushing mashes, maximum prices he could have paid to concentrates and supplements for poul­ his supplier delivered at his plant ex­ by dividing the total amount of the try, ducks and turkeys used for further transportation cost for the last shipment mixing or feeding with more than 50% clusive of carrying charges, drying of grain and (b) starting mashes and charges and charges of a similar na­ of usual size from such supplier by the pellets for poultry, ducks and turkeys. 7. CO .35 total number of tons of mixed feeds of 3. All pigeon and squab feeds, all calf ture) he has paid for the receipts of feeds, all poultry, duck and turkey such ingredient at his plant since he last all kinds in such shipment. The result­ mashes and pellets designed for start­ calculated an adjusted base ingredient' ing figure will be your transportation ing poultry, ducks and turkeys and cost per ton for each kind of mixed feed flushing mashes, concentrates and price. If he resumes the use of his base supplements for poultry, ducks and ingredient price instead of recalculating, of such supplier. turkeys used for further mixing or feeding with more than 50% of grain.. 10.00 .60 he shall, on his next recalculation, use 40. The words “or (c) ” are inserted be­ 4. Fox, mink and similarfur-bearingani- his receipts for the period selected as tween “(b) ” and “above” in the first sen­ mal feeds except rabbits, and all feeds though he were calculating an adjusted for game birds and feeds for animals tence in section 5.2 (d). raised in laboratories...... 15.00 ■ .75 base ingredient price for the first time, 41. Section 5.3 is amended to read as but he shall not include receipts used follows: in any previous average. (2) For sales in containers of less than 100 Sec. 5.3 Maximum prices for sales by pounds. 33. The first sentence in section 4.4 retailers, including private brand dealers Maximum markup (a) (2) is amended to read as follows: Sizes of container per bag and importers selling at retail. You may Up to and including 5 pounds______$0.06 “A manufacturer’s current formula, for determine your maximum price by either Over 5 pounds and up to and includ­ the purpose of determining his control of the following methods. ' ing 10 pounds______. 10 price, shall be deemed to be the formula (a) List price method. Under this Over 10 pounds and up to and includ­ used in calculating his selling prices for method you shall determine your maxi­ ing 25 pounds______. 20 mum price for each sale of mixed feed by Over 25 pounds and up to and includ­ the week in which the price list will be ing 50 pounds______.30 current.” you as a retailer as follows: (1) If you bought the mixed feed from Over 50 pounds and up to and including 99 34. Section 4.6 (c) (3) is amended to its manufacturer? the list price shown pounds, same prices as for 100-pound con- read as follows: by the manufacturer, for the applicable 9 tainers. (3) That prices quoted are for carload rate point, on either (i) the price list on (3) For sales in containers of less than 100 sales to retailers, except that the prices the basis of which you bought such pounds packed by you as a retailer in con­ tainers furnished by you, the maximum quoted may be for less than carload mixed feed, or (ii) the current price list markup per container specified in subpara­ sales to retailers provided the price list (Note: Section 5.4 explains what price graph (2) of this schedule, plus the appro­ also shows the price for carload sales to list is “current” as to you), plus, in either priate differential for small containers as set retailers. case, such additions to the list price as forth in Schedule I in section 4.10 hereof. ^the manufacturer could lawfully have (4) For sales in containers of 100 pounds 35. Section 4.7 (a) is amended to read 'charged you on your purchase of such packed by you as a retailer in containers fur­ as follows: mixed feed; or nished by you the reasonable market value FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6801 of the containers furnished by you less the offer to sell or deliver a new pillow unless a. Under the heading “Finished pil­ manufacturer’s base container price for new the appropriate tag, described in para­ low sizes”, insert “20 x 27.” 100-pound containers. graph (b) of this section, is attached to b. Under the heading “Pillows with (b) Base price method. Under this it, except that pillows sold to'the United 10% down cluster or more”, insert “96.” method you shall determine youj maxi­ States Government, pursuant to a con­ c. Under the heading “All other pil­ mum price for each sale of mixed feed tract between it and the manufacturer, lows”, insert “97.” by you as a retailer as follows: need not be tagged. d. Under the heading “Minimum fill­ (1) Determining the base price. If 2. Section 6 (b) is amended to read ing Weight”, insert “94.” you use this method, your base price as follows: 6. The following note is added at the f. o. b. your place of business for any end of Table IV of paragraph (a) (4) (b) The tag shall be of durable white of Appendix A: mixed feed shall be determined by ref­ cloth, stating the following items in the erence to your last receipt of the mixed Note: A person intending to manufacture feed from your normal supplier and shall sequence listed, or in any other sequence pillows with tailoring extras other than be the sum of approved by letter from the Office of those listed above shall apply'to the Office (1) Your transportation cost to your Price Administration, Washington, D. C. of Price Administration, Durable Goods place of business, plus The type sizes listed below must be used. Price Branch, Washington 25, D. C., for the Gothic type size establishment of a maximum price differen­ (ii) Any addition you are permitted to tial for such tailoring extras. The applica­ add under section 5.3 (4) (ii) for han­ Space to attach 12 point (capitals) tion shall set forth: dling through a separate warehouse* The date of the application. prior to receipt at such place of business, The specifications and a complete descrip­ plus tion of the tailoring extra. (iii) The invoice price for the mixed S ^ W e ig M :1 | 12 P°“ ‘“ f ‘taIs> The additional direct labor and material feed on such shipment, plus This Pillow Contains. _% costs in manufacturing the extra over (iv) All transportation cost of prior Second - Hand Filling , the direct costs of manufacturing the Materials.1 14 point (capitals) pillows. sellers in delivering that shipment of OPA Retail Ceiling Price: The application shall be accompanied by a mixed feed if charged to you separately $------sample of the tailoring extra. from the invoice price. After receiving the application and sam­ You may use this price as your base 1 If the filling components are all new filling ple, the Office of Price Administration will price f. o. b. your place of business until materials, substitute "This pillow contains issue an order establishing a maximum price the receipt of another shipment of the all new filling materials” in 14 point Gothic differential for the tailoring extra which type (capitals). will be in line with the level of prices same mixed feed from your normal sup­ listed in Table IV above.1 No person may plier. 3. Section 10 (a) (6) is amended to add any differential to his maximum price (2) Use of base price. Having deter­ read as follows: for any pillow manufactured with a tailoring mined your base price under the provi­ (6) A computation of the value of the extra not listed in Table IV until a maximum sions of subparagraph (1) above, your filling shall be made in the manner set price differential for such extra has been maximum price for the period in which established by the Cfece of Price Adminis­ forth in paragraph (b) (1) of Appendix tration. you are permitted to use such base price A. However, if the components of the consistently with the provisions of such filling material consist of feathers and No te: The reporting provisions of this paragraph shall be the sum of downs and other materials, then, the amendment have been approved by the (i) Your base price for the mixed feed, Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the value of the filling material shall be de­ Federal Reports Act of 1942. plus termined in the following manner: (ii) Your transportation cost from (i) The value of the feathers and down This amendment shall become effec­ your place of business, plus components shall be determined in the tive on June 11, 1945. (iii) The applicable of the markups manner set forth in paragraph (b) (1) Issued this 6th day of June 1945. specified in section 5.3 (c) of Appendix A, and the value of the other This amendment shall become effec­ components shall be calculated by multi­ Chester B owles, tive June 6, 1945. plying the supplier’s maximum price for Administrator. Note: The reporting and record keeping his sale of the filling material to the pil­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9810; Filed, June 6, 1945; provisions.of this regulation have been ap­ low manufacturer by 135%. If the in­ 11:37 a. m.] proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ voice price of the filling material to the cordance with the Federal Reports Act of pillow manufacturer is less than his 1942. supplier’s maximum price, then the in­ Issued this 6th day of June 1945. voice price shall be used in place of the . P art 1393— I ce supplier’s maximum price. [MPR 154 i, Arndt. 9] Chester B owles, Administrator. 4. The following notes are added at the ICE end of Table I-B of paragraph (a) (4) [F. R. Doc. 45-9811; Filed, June 6, 1945; of Appendix A: A statement of the considerations in­ 11:37 a. m.J volved in the issuance of this amend­ No te: If the components of the filling mix­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, ture of a pillow contain more than three per­ cent of colored chicken and turkey feathers has been filed with the Division of the or .fibre, the maximum price of the pillow Federal Register. P art 1373—P ersonal and Household shall be determined as if such feather and Paragraphs (c), (d), and (e) of Accessories fibre components were one hundred percent § 1393.12 are redesignated (d), (e), and [MPR 584, Arndt. 1] colored. (f), respectively, and a new paragraph If the filling components of a pillow in­ (c) is added to read as follows: FEATHER FILLED PILLOWS AND UPHOLSTERY clude both chicken and turkey feathers and CUSHION INNERCASINGS chicken and turkey fibre, the price of the (c) Maximum prices for specially pillow shall be determined as if such feather treated ice not sold prior to April 1942. A statement of the considerations in­ and fibre components were one hundred per­ The maximum price for specially treated volved in the issuance of this amendment, cent chicken and turkey feathers. ice for which a maximum price is not issued simultaneously herewith, has been The maximum price for sales to retailers established by paragraphs (a) or (b) or to institutional users of pillows 21 inches filed with the Division of the Federal and 27 inches in size containing percentage above shall be determined upon applica­ Register. compositions other than those listed in Table tion filed with the Director of the Trans­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 584 is I-B shall be the maximum price of that portation and Public Utilities Division* amended in the following respects: pillow listed in the table having the percent­ Office of Price Administration, Washing­ 1. Section 6 (a) (1) is amended to age composition next lowest to that of the ton 25, D. C. Such maximum prices will pillow being priced. read as follows: 1 7 F.R. 5139, 5276, 5944, 8940, 8948; 8 F.R. (1) After the effective date of this 5. The following is added to Table II 1270, 7593, 8844, 10514, 12660; 9 F.R. 2300» regulation no manufacturer shall sell, of paragraph (a) (4) of Appendix A: 14852. 6802 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 be established by order of the Adminis­ Issued this 6th day of June 1945. (e) Each processor shall affix to each trator in line with the level of maximum package containing processed feathers prices otherwise established by this reg­ Chester Bowles, and down, before sale, a tag or label ulation. Applications under this para­ Administrator. which shall state the following: graph shall contain the following: [F. R. Doc. 45-9814; Filed, June 6, 1945; (1) The processor’s name and address. 1. Name and address of the seller, Indicat­ 11:38 a. m.] (2) The net weight of contents. ing whether an individual, partnership, as­ (3) The percentage by weight of each sociation, or corporation; component. 2. Brief description of the business; 3. Description of the customers or class of P art 1418—Territories and P ossessions This amendment shall become effective customers to be served; [RMPR 288,1 Arndt. 1] on June 11,1945. 4. A complete description of the specially Issued this 6th day of June 1945. treated ice for which a maximum price is TERRITORIAL ADJUSTMENT OP MAXIMUM sought; PRICES IN ALASKA Chester Bowles, Administrator. 5. A statement of the reasons why such A statement of the considerations in­ specially-treated ice cannot be priced under volved in the issuance of this amend­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9809; Filed, June 6, 1945; paragraphs (a) or (b) above; 11:37 a. m.] 6. The maximum price proposed by the ment, issued simultaneously herewith, seller, and a specific breakdown of all rele­ has been filed with the Division of the vant cost factors, including material, fuel or Federal Register. power, direct labor, other direct operating Section 5 is amended to read as fol­ Chapter XX—Office of Contract expenses, and applicable overhead costs; and lows: Settlement 7. Any other facts which the seller wishes to submit in support of the application. Sec. 5. Territorial adjustment of max­ [Reg. 18] imum prices. The Territorial Director of The application must be signed by the the Office of Price Administration in P art 8075—Settlement P roposal F orms applicant personally, or if a partnership Alaska may issue an order adjusting the by a partner, or if an association or cor­ FORM OF APPLICATION FOR DISPOSITION OF maximum price of any item for any lo­ PLANT EQUIPMENT poration by a duly authorized officer cality listed in the sections set forth thereof. below whenever such action is necessary Pursuant to the authority conferred Pending consideration of the applica­ to correct an error or to prevent sub­ upon me by sections 4 (b) and 12 (g) tion, sales and deliveries of the commod­ stantial hardship caused by an unantic­ of the Contract Settlement Act of 1944, ity may be made at prices not in excess ipated increase in the maximum whole­ the attached forms,1 designated thereon of the maximum prices for untreated ice sale price or costs of shipment. The said Office of Contract Settlement Form 5 and in effect at the time of delivery; but no Territorial Director may also issue orders Form 5a, are hereby prescribed for use, person may, unless authorized by the Of­ adjusting the maximum prices of any in accordance with “General Instruc­ fice of Price Administration in conformity items listed in the sections set forth tions” and “Instructions for Supporting with § 1393.3 of thfe regulation, deliver below to reflect decreases or increases in Schedules” incorporated in Form 5, by or agree to deliver at prices to be ad­ landed cost, and establishing prices for all Government agencies in receiving ap­ justed upward in accordance with action items similar to those priced in the regu­ plications for disposition of plant equip­ taken by the Office of Price Administra­ lation computed in the same manner as ment. tion after delivery. Orders issued un­ the prices of sueh items. Any order R oger L. P utnam, der this paragraph may be made appli­ issued pursuant to this section shall re­ cable to all sellers of a particular kind Acting Director. main in effect until superseded by an J une 1, 1945. of specially-treated ice and will contain appropriate amendment. such restrictions and limitations as are [F. R. Doc. 45-9740; Piled, June 5, 1945; deemed necessary by the Administrator, This amendment shall become effective 11:02 a.m.] June 11, 1945. This amendment shall become effec­ tive June 11, 1945. Issued this 6th day of June 1945. No te: All reporting and record-keeping Chester B owles, TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND requirements of this amendment have been Administrator. approved by the Bureau of the Budget in RAILROADS accordance with the Federal Reports Act of [F. R. Doc. 45-9813; Filed, June 6, 1945; Chapter I—Interstate Commerce 1942. 11:38 a. m.] Commission Issued this 6th day of June 1945. [2d Rev. S. O. 300] Chester B owles, Part 1433—F eathers and D own Administrator. [MPR 318, Amdt. 5] Part 95—Car Service [F. R. Doc. 45-9812; Filed, June 0, 1945; ICING RESTRICTION ON POTATOES feathers and down 11:40 a. m.] At a session of the Interstate Com­ A statement of the considerations in­ merce Commission, Division 3, held at its volved in the issuance of this amendment office in Washington, D. C., on the 4th has been issued simultaneously herewith Part 1412—Solvents day of June, A. D. 1945. and has been filed with the Division of [MPR 28,1 Arndt. 12] It appearing, that the icing of potatoes the Federal Register. originating at points in certain States, ETHYL ALCOHOL (EXCLUDING WEST COAST Maximum Price Regulation No. 318 is in refrigerator cars impedes unduly the ETHYL ALCOHOL) amended in the following respects: use, control, supply, movement, and dis­ 1. Table II of § 1433.3 (b) is amended tribution of such cars and contributes to A statement of the considerations in­ the shortage of equipment and conges­ volved in the issuance of this amendment, by inserting the words “sold separately” after the word “fibre” in column one. tion of traffic; the Commission is of opin­ issued simultaneously herewith, has been 2. Section 1433.3 (c) (1) (ix) is added ion an emergency requiring immediate filed with the Division of the Federal to read as follows: action exists in the eastern section of the Register. country: it is ordered, that: Section 1412.263 (h) (1) is amended by (ix) White feathers and fibre are (a) (1) Icing restrictions on Maine substituting for the phrase “November 1, feathers and fibre containing not more potatoes. No common carrier by rail­ 1943,” wherever it appears in the second than 3 percent of colored feathers and road subject to the Interstate Commerce sentence, the phrase “October 1, 1943,”. fibre. Act shall initially ice, or reice in transit This amendment shall become effective 3. Section 1433.3 (e) is added to read at any point located east of the Missis­ June 11,1945. as follows: sippi River and north of the southern

18 F.R. 2339. * 10 F.R. 5909. 1 Filed as part of the original document. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6803 boundaries of the States of Tennessee and Project designation: Amount North Carolina, a refrigerator car or cars N otices Alaska 5-46002A5 Matanuska_____ $10,000 loaded with potatoes originating at any Arkansas 5-46024F2 Washington_ 150,000 Arkansas 5—46031A2 Ashley*______50,000 point or points ins the State of Maine. Iowa 5-46016C1 Monona______65, 000 (2) Cars of potatoes originating in DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Kansas 5-46031B2 Crawford____ _ 50, 000 certain States not to be initially iced or Kentucky 5-46018E2 Meade______50, 030 reiced. No common carrier' by railroad Rural Electrification Administration. Kentucky 5-46034E2 Barren____ 50,000 subject to the Interstate Commerce Act [Administrative Order 898] Kentucky 5-46035F2 Warren_____ 50, 000 shall initially ice, or reice in transit, at Kentucky 5-46O50E3 Graves_____ 50, 000 any point east of the Mississippi River, Allocation of F unds for Loans Kentucky 5-46051A2 Hardin_____ 50, 000 Minnesota 5-46057F1 Ottertail____ 211,000 any refrigerator car or cars loaded with M ay, 19, 1945. Missouri 5-46022C2 Howard______140, 000 potatoes originating in the States of Ala­ By virtue of the authority vested in New Mexico 5-46019A1 Colfax____ 150, 000 bama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, me by the provisions of section 4 of the Tennessee 5001H3 Meigs______50,000 North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as Texas 5-46030F2 Upshur______100, 000 Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New amended, I hereby allocate, from the Texas 5-46040E4 Bowie______50, 000 Jersey, or New York (Long Island only). Texas 5-46089A2 Houston______100, 000 (b) Application. The provisions of sums authorized by said act, funds for a loan for the project and in the amount William J. N eal, this order shall apply to all such ship­ as set forth in the following schedule: Acting Administrator. ments billed or rolling on or after the effective date of this order. - Project designation: Amount [F. R. Doc. 45-9788; Filed, June 5, 1945; (c) Tariff provisions suspended. The Iowa 5-46005G1 Carroll______$150,000 3:19 p. m.] operation of all tariff rules or regulations William J. N eal, insofar as they conflict with the provi­ Acting Administrator. sions of this order is hereby suspended. [Administrative Order 901] [F. R. Doc. 45-9786; Filed, June 5, 1945; (d) Announcement of suspension. Allocation of F unds for Loans Each railroad affected by this order, or 3:19 p.m.] its agent, shall publish, file, and post a May 19, 1945. supplement to each of its tariffs affected By virtue of the authority vested in me hereby, in substantial accordance with by the provisions of section 4 of the Rural -the provisions of Rule 9 (k) of the Com­ [Administrative Order 899] Electrification Act of 1936, as amended, mission’s Tariff Circular No. 20 (§ 141.9 I hereby allocate, from the sums author­ (k) of this chapter) announcing the sus­ A llocation of F unds for Loans ized by said act, funds for a loan for the pension of any of the provisions therein M a y 21, 1945. project and in the amount as Set forth affected by this order. By virtue of the authority vested in in the following schedule: (e) Special and general permits. The me by the provisions of section 4 of the Project designation: Amount provisions of this order shall be subject Rural Electrification Act of 1936, as Michigan 5-46028G1 Presque Isle. $340, 000 to any special or general permits issued amended, I hereby allocate, from the by the Director of the Bureau of Service, William J. N eal, sums authorized by said act, funds for Acting Administrator, Interstate Commerce Commission, Wash­ loans for the projects and in the amounts ington, D. C., to meet specific needs or as set forth in the following schedule: [F. R. Doc. 45-9789; Filed, June 5, 1845; exceptional circumstances. Second Project designation: Amount 3:19 p. m.] Amended General Permit No. 1, Amended Alabama 5020C3 Baldwin______$50,000 General Permit No. 2, General Permit Alabama 5022C3 Butler______50, 000 No. 3, and General Permit No. 4, under Iowa 5-46003C1 Plymouth______150, 000 [Administrative Order 902] Revised Service Order No. 300 shall be Iowa 5—46015C1 Harrison______100, 000 considered in effect as thpugh issued un­ Iowa 5-46019C1 Adams______100, 000 Allocation 6 t F unds for Loans Iowa 5-46057C2 Mitchell—...... 75,000 der the authority delegated in this para­ May 24, 1945. graph. Iowa 5—46075B1 Montgomery___ 100, 000 Kentucky 5-46046D4 Harrison___ 60., 000 By virtue of the authority vested in me (f) Effective date. This order shall Mississippi 5-46021F4 Coahoma_ 50, 000 by the provisions of section 4 of the Rural become effective at 12:01 a. m., June 7, Mississippi 5031D3 Washington_ 10, 000 Electrification Act of 1936, as amended, 1945. Mississippi 5—46031D3 Washing­ I hereby allocate, from the sums author­ (g) Expiration date. This order shall ton ______50,000 ized by said act, funds for a loan for the expire at 11:59 p. m., September 15,1945, Missouri 5-46022C1 Howard_____ 125, 000 project and in the amount as set forth unless otherwise modified, changed, sus­ Missouri 5-46034E1 Macon_____ 150,000 in the following schedule: pended or annulled by order of this Com­ Missouri 5-46041A5 Platte______60, 000 mission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. Missouri 5—46049C1 Howell____ 125,000 Project designation: Amount Ohio 5—46075C3 Williams______80,000 North Carolina -5-46066A1 Cho­ 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)— Oklahoma 5-46014C2 Love_____ 40,000 wan ------$685, 000 (17)) Oklahoma 5-46025C5 Rogers___ 50, 000 It is further ordered, that a copy of Oklahoma 5-46029C1 Hughes___ 125, 000 William J. N eal, this order and direction shall be served Acting Administrator. W illiam J. N eal, upon the Association of American Rail­ Acting Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-9790; Filed, June 5, 1945; roads, Car Service Division, as agent of 3:19 p. m.] the railroads subscribing to the car serv­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9787; Filed, June 5, 1945; ice and per diem agreement under the 3:19 p. m.] terms of that agreement and that notice of this order be given to the general pub­ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. lic by depositing a copy in the office of Office of the Secretary. [Administrative Order 900] the Secretary of the Commission at [WLD 75] Washington, D. C„ and by filing it with Allocation of F unds for Loans N ash-F inch Co., and R yan F ruit Co. the Director, Division of the Federal M ay 23,1945. Register. By virtue of the authority vested in me findings as to contracts in prosecution By the Commission, Division 3. by the provisions of section 4 of the Rural OF WAR Electrification Act of 1936, as amended, In the matter o£ Nash-Finch Company [ seal! W. P. B artel, I hereby allocate, from the sums author­ £^nd Ryan Fruit, Company, Bozeman, Secretary. ized by said act, funds for loans for the Montana; Case No. S-2105. [F. R. Doc. 45-9806; Filed, June 6, 1945; projects and in the amounts as set forth Pursuant to section 2 (b) (3) of the 11:26 a. m.) in the following schedule! War Labor Disputes Act (Pub. No. 89, 6804 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

78th Cong., 1st sess.) and the directive company but that the company supplies DIRECTIVE of the President dated August 10, 1943, common carrier and other transportation Pursuant to the authority vested in me published in the Federal R egister Au­ services to certain employees of the by Executive Order 9370,1 hereby direct gust 14, 1943, and Portsmouth Navy Yard. The Navy De­ the Office of Defense Transportation and Having been advised of the existence partment also advises me that the com­ of a labor dispute involving Nash-Finch pany supplies transportation facilities the Office of Price Administration, within Company and Ryan Fruit Company, for s6me employees of the Navy Depart­ 30 days from the effective date of this Bozeman, Montana ment’s plant at Somersworth and for directive, to deny the Wentworth Bus I find that transportation by motor some employees at the plant of the Syl- Lines, Inc., of Dover, N. H., its successors vehicle of fruits, vegetables and groceries vania Electric Products, Inc., at Dover, and assigns, all applications for priority sold at wholesàle by the Nash-Finch N. H. The Navy Department states that assistance or for the allocation of ma­ Company and the Ryan Fruit Company, “present public transportation facilities terials which are short in supply and to Bozeman, Montana, pursuant to con­ and potential bus equipment in the area cancel all outstanding priorities and al­ tracts for the sale and delivery thereof, are sufficient to provide substitute serv­ locations of that company. is contracted for in the prosecution of ice” for employees of the Portsmouth I further direct the Office of Defense the war within the meaning of section Navy Yard; that private transportation Transportation and the Office of Price 2 (b) (3) of the War Labor Disputes Act. is available or could be arranged for a Administration to report to me within 14 majority of the Somersworth plant em­ days after July 9, 1945, the action taken Signed at Washington, D. C. this 5th by it pursuant to this directive. day of June 1945. ployees serviced by the Wentworth Bus Lines; that arrangements for other This directive shall become effective Frances P erkins, transportation services for employees of June 9, 1945 and shall remain in effect Secretary of Labor. the Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. serv­ until such time as the Office of Economic [F. R. Doc. 45-9805; Filed, June 6, 1945; iced by this bus line could be worked out Stabilization informs the Office of De­ 10:10 a. m.] in about 30 days. fense Transportation and the Office of The Office of Defense Transportation Price Administration that the company has informed me that the military and is in compliance with the National War war plant transportation of the Went­ Labor Board’s order. worth Bus Lines, Inc. could be handled Effective date: June 9,1945. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC STABILIZA­ by other carriers operating in the same TION. area. It also advised me that it would (E.O. 9370, Aug. 16, 1943, 8 F.R. 11463) Issued this 2d day of June 1945. W entworth B us Lines, Inc. and Amalga­ take a minimum of 30 days to make ad­ mated Association of Street, Electric justments necessary to such a shift and W illiam H. Davis, R ailway and Motor Coach Employees and that under the circumstances it has Director. of America no objections to the line shutting down if sufficient notice is given. [F. R. Doc. 45-9739; Filed, June 5, 1945; DIRECTIVE TO OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPOR­ In view of the foregoing, I find that 1:07 p. m.] TATION AND OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRA­ the allocation to this employer of ma­ TION terials in short supply, or extension of OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of Wentworth Bus Lines, priority assistance to the employer, Inc., Dover, N. H. and Amalgamated Asso­ would delay and impede rather than pro­ [SR 15, Order 43] ciation of Street, Electric Railway and mote the effective prosecution of the S. Waterbury and Son Co. Motor Coach Employees of America, war; and would be contrary to the re­ Local 1340, AFL; WLB Case No. Ill— quirements of the national defense and establishment of maximum prices 4667-D. the public interest. Under the circumstances, I am of the Order No. 43 Under section 1499.75 (a) Preliminary statement. The National (10) of Supplementary Regulation 15 to War Labor Board, pursuant to Executive opinion that the company should be granted a period of 7 days from the issu­ the General Maximum Price Regulation. Order 9370, has reported to the Director, S. Waterbury and Son Co. Docket No. of Economic Stabilization that the Went­ ance of this directive within which to comply fully with the directive order of 6064-SR 15.75 (a) (10)-36. worth Bus Lines, Inc., of Dover, N. H. has For the reasons set forth in an opinion failed to comply with a directive order the National War Labor Board in Case No. 111-4667-D. It also appears from issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ heretofore issued by the Board in final suant to § 1499.75 (a) *(10) of Supple­ determination of a labor dispute between the record that the Office of Defense Transportation or the Navy Department, mentary Regulation 15 to the General the Company and the Amalgamated As­ Maximum Price Regulation, it is ordered: sociation of Street, Electric Railway and as the case may be, should have a period of 30 days within which to make arrange­ (a) Maximum prices for sales of. foot­ Motor Coach Employees of America, wear manufactured by S. Waterbury and Local 1340, AFL. ments for transportation services, wher­ Son Company—(1) Maximum prices. The War Labor Board, acting under ever necessary, to replace those now On and after June 6,1945, the maximum the provisions of the War Labor Dis­ provided by the Wentworth Bus Lines, prices at which S. Waterbury and Son putes Act of June 25, 1943 in accordance Inc. in the event that the withdrawal of Company, 62 Schenectady Avenue, with its regular procedure decided the allocations or priority assistance to the Brooklyn, New York, may sell and de­ dispute and provided by appropriate company results in termination of its liver the footwear specified below to re­ order the wages and hours and other operations. tailers shall be as follows: terms and conditions that should govern the relations between the parties. The OP A ad­ company has refused to comply with justm ent Adjusted this order. I hereby find that this re­ Style No. Description Size run charge maximum (cents price per fusal threatens to delay and impede the pair .(net) effective prosecution of the war. per pair) In the1 interest of the war effort, it is 172...... Babies’ White Buck Blucher Boot .. 3-6 13 imperative that wartime labor disputes 84...... 3-6 of the type involved in this case be re­ 0857...... 3-6 354...... 3-6 9 solved through the peaceful procedures 1785...... 3-6 12 established by law. The persistent re­ PAH755...... 3-6 181...... 3-6 fusal of this employer to comply with the 181...... 6J£-8 9 2 71 National War Labor Board’s order is dis­ S1810...... 3-6 19 2 39 ruptive of the government’s wartime 2441A ...... 3-6 21 2. 39 353...... ——do...... 3-6)4 17 2. 41 labor relations program. 1765...... d o ...... 3-6 20 2. 43 I am informed by the Navy Department PAH622...... „ ..d o .. ,...... ^______3-6 21 2. 39 182...... 3-6 20 2.39 that it has no direct contracts with this 182...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Boot...... 6H-S . 9 2.70 OPA ad­ OPA ad­ Adjusted Adjusted justm ent justm ent maximum maximum Description Size run charge Style No. Description Size run charge price per Style No. price per (cents (cents p^ir (net) per pair) pair (net) • per pair)

3-6 22 $2. .40 321 ...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot______12)4-3 18 $3.89 3-6 18 2.39 M 101-2...... - ...... — Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip... 12)4-3 27 3.92 3-6 20 2.39 3 31...... 12)4-3 26 3.96 3-6 y2 17 2.40 322...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford______12)4-3 14 3.60 3-6 20 2.43 2543A ______-______...... do...... 12)4-3 15 3.62 3-6 16 2.39 KDX538...... ____do.______12)4-3 16 3.60 6)4-8 5 2.70 330 ...... — Misses’ White Elk Blucher Oxford______12)4-3 13 3.60 3-6 20 2.39 3635...... -...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip. 12)4-3 26 3.63 3-6 12 2.21 _ ...... do— ...... 12)4-3 26 3.63 3-6 'A 8 2.22 281 16X...... do...... 12)4-3 24 3.64 6)4-8 12 2.59 KDX537 ...... do...... 12)4-3 26 3.61 12)4-3 13 3.60 281-100 ...... ____d o ...... —J______—______12)4-3 24 3.72 Babies’ W hite Elk Blucher Oxford______3-6 11 2.20 W281...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford______6)4-8 12 2.61 3-6 H 7 2.21 W281...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford______12)4-3 11 3.62 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 12)4-3 23 3.70 W292...... Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 8)4-12 2 2.95 Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot...... 6)4-8 11 2.72 W292...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 12)4-3 22 3.63 REGISTER, FEDERAL Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot______12)4-3 25 3.86 C281...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford...... 12)4-3 15 3.62 Iniants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot______6)4—8 10 2.71 C292...... Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 8)4-12 5 2.95 6)4-8 14 2.76 C292...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 12)4-3 26 3.63 7-8 11 ' 2.72 3172...... Babies’ White Buck Blucher Boot Cemented__ 3-6 27 2.55 6)4-8 11 2.72 84X ...... 3-6 27 2.55 614-8 6 2.71 3385 ______do...... 3-6 * 28 2.56 6)4-8 •6, 2.71 0354 ...... ___jdo...... - 3-6 27 2.55 6)4-8 10 2.81 T» AH777 ____do...... 3-6 27 2.55 6)4-8 10 2.71 172-02___...... ____do...... 3-6 27 2.55 Infants’ White Elk Blucher Boot...... 6)4-8 8 2.82 2161X...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 2-6 28 2.18 ____do______6)4-8 11 2.72 Cemented. 6)4-8 10 2.71 2161X...... „...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 6)4-8 13 2.41 6)4-8 12 2.73 . Cemented. 7-8 11 2.72 356XT...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 3-4 28 2.18 11 2.72 Cemented. 6)4-8 10 2.70 356XT...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 4)4-8 18 2.41 J-403 ______J- 6)4-8 10 2.80 Cemented. 6)4-8 13 2.60 3379X...... Babies’ Brown Elk Bludher Boot Unlined, 2-6 28 2.18 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford______12)4-3 13 3.60 Cemented. 6)4-8 14 2.61 2162X...... Babies’ White Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 2-6 26 2.16 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford...... 12)4-3 15 3.62 Cemented. Thursday 6)4-8 14 2.61 2162X...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 6)4-8 12 2.40 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford...... 12)4-3 15 3.62 Cemented. 6)4-8 13 2.60 182-07-...... — Babies’ White Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 2-6 30 2.16 6)4-8 14 2.61 Cemented. 7-8 14 2.61 356X...... ____do ...... 3-4 26 2.16 6)4-8 14 2.61 356X...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 16 2.40 6)4-8 13 2.60 Cemented. 6)4-8 9 2.60 3375X...... Babies’ .White Elk Blucher Boot Unlined, 2-6 26 2.16 , Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford...... 12H-3 14 3.62 Cemented. June 6J^“8 13 2.60 PAH702...... do...... 2-6 26 2.16 7-$ 14 2.61 2262X...... ____do____—...... 2-6 15 2.00 6)4-8 14 2.61 2262X...... J t______Infants’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 6)4-8 9 2.28 6)4-8 8 2.59 Cemented. 7, 12)4-3 13 3.62 357X...... Babies’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 3-4 15 2.00 20 2.39 Cemented.

3-6 1945 Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 8)4-12 1 3.05 357X...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 4J^-8 4 2.28 192...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 12)4-3 29 3.81 Cemented. Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 8)4-12 3 3.07 3376X...... Babies’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 2-6 15 2.00 302X ...... 1234-3 32 3.84 Cemented. 6805 Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 8)4-12 2 3.05 2182...... Babies’ White Elk Blucher Boot Cemented___ 3-6 35 2.34 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 12)4-3 29 3.83 2182...... -•...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Boot Cemènted___ 25 2.62 8)4—12 4 .3.15 182-02—1...... Babies’ White Elk Blucher Boot Cemented____ 3-6 39 2.34 —------*■ Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 3-6 35 2.35 181-100...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot, Shark Tip— 12)4—3 28 3. 91 3325 ____do...... i ------8)4-12 3.40 710W ...... ____do...... - ...... — 3-6 35 2.34 12)4-3 , 15 3.62 PAH702X...... ____do...... 3-6 34 2.34 12)4-3 14 3.62 2182B...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Cemented___ 3-6 35 2.35 6)4-8 14 2.61 181-02...... ¿...... ____do__...... -...... 3-6 40 2.35 12)4-3 14 3.61 3321...... ____do. ______3-6 36 2.35 Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 8)4-12 3 2.93 2282...... Babies’ White Elk.Blucher Oxford Cemented... 3-6 25 2.15 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 1234-3 24 3.61 2282...... Infants’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Cemented. _ 6)4-8 28 2« 51 Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark T ip .. 834-12 5 2.95 2282B...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Cemented-. 3-6 26 2.16 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark T ip.. 1234-3 26 3.63 2282B______— Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Cemented.. 8 29 2.52 5 2.95 3380X...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 2635...... Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark T ip.. 834-12 2-6 17 2.02 414______834-12 6 2.95 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark T ip.. 12)4-3 27 3.65 357XT...... ____d o ...... 3-4 17 2.02 Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark T ip.. 8)4-12 5 2.93 . 357XT...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 834-12 5 ’ 2.95 Cem ented___ :.______—...... ' 4)4-8 6 2.29 8)4-12 2 2.95 3279X...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Cemented---- 6)4-8 13 2.41 Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 12)4—3. 24 3.64 3257X...... Infants’ W hite Elk Blucher Boot Cem ented----- 6)4-8 12 2.40 Infants’ White Elk Blucher Oxford Cemented.. 6J^-8 9 2.28 432...... Child’s Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shark Tip.. 834-12 1 3.00 3276X...... - ...... 8)4-12 2.95 6^ 5-8 25 2.63 281-16...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Cemented.. 6}^-8 26 2.63 35402...... Misses’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford, Shprk Tip.. 12)4-3 243.61 3221...... 6806 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

[MPR 188, Order 3912] OPA ad­ justm ent Adjusted G reenspray P roducts Co. Style No. Description Size run charge maximum (cents price per APPROVAL OP MAXIMUM PRICES per pair) pair (net) For the reasons set forth in an opinion 3280X...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Unlined, 11 - $2.29 issued simultaneously herewith and filed Cemented. with the Division of the Federal Regis­ 2182B...... Infants’ Brown Elk Blucher Boot Cemented___ 6Jf-8 25 2.63 PAH502X...... Babies’ Brown Elk Blucher Oxford Lined_____ 3-6 35 2.35 ter, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Max­ imum Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: (2) Invoicing of ‘‘OPA adjustment graph (ii), below, to the maximum price (a) This order establishes maximum charges.” The “OPA a d ju stm en t otherwise determined. prices for sales and deliveries of certain charges” listed in subparagraph (1), (ii) Sales subject to Maximum Price articles manufactured by Greenspray above, may be made and collected only Regulation 580. For sales or deliveries Products Company of P. O. Box 1311, if separately stated on the invoice ac­ subject to Maximum Price Regulation Richland, Wash. companying each sale and delivery. 580, the retailer’s maximum price deter­ (1) For all sales and deliveries to the (3) Discounts. Any shoe listed in mined by applying to his invoice net following classes of purchasers by the subparagraph (a) (1), above, may be cost, exclusive of the “OPA Adjustment sellers indicated below, the maximum billed at a gross price provided that the Charge” specified in subparagraph (a) prices are those set forth below: net price, after discounts, does not ex­ (1), above, the applicable pricing rule of ceed the applicable maximum price section 7 of Maximum Price Regulation specified. 580. To this maximum price may be Maximum prices for sales by— (b) Maximum prices for sales at re­ added the amount specified below. tail—(1) Sales subject to the General Manufacturer Sellers other Maximum Price Regulation. Except as to— than m anu­ Amount Article facturer to— provided in subparagraph (3) of this of adjust­ Style No. Description Size ment paragraph, the maximum price for a sale • run (cents Whole­ or delivery at retail of any shoe listed in per pair) salers Re­ Re­ Con­ Cob­ tailers tailers sum­ subparagraph (a) (1), above, shall be bers) ers the retailer’s maximum price previously 2161X.____ Babies’ brown elk blu­ 2-6 6 established.under the General Maximum cher boot unlined,, ce­ mented. Each Each Each Each Price Regulation and may not be in­ 356XT...... 3-4 6 Lawn sprinkler______$1.15 $1.53 $1.53 $2.30 creased by reason of the adjustment 3379X...... do______2-6 6 2162X. Babies’ white elk blu­ 2-6 4 granted to S. Waterbury and Son Com­ cher boot unlined, ce­ These maximum prices are for the pany under this order. A retailer who mented. 182-07...... 2-6 9 articles described in the manufacturer’s has not previously established a maxi­ 356X...... 3-4 4 application dated May 10, 1945. mum price for such shoe under the Gen­ 3375X___ _ 2-6 4 (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the eral Maximum Price Regulation may not, PAH702___ 2-6 3 2182______Babies’ white elk blu­ 3-6 u maximum prices apply to all sales and in determining his maximum price, con­ cher boot, cemented. deliveries since Maximum Price Regu­ sider the “OPA Adjustment Charge” 182-02...... _ 3-6 16 3325...... 3-6 12 lation No. 188 became applicable to specified in subparagraph (a) (1) as a 710W...... do...... 3-6 11 those sales and deliveries. These prices part of his net unit replacement cost for PAH702X-...... do______3-6 11 are f. o. b. factory with full freight al­ the shoe. 2182B...... Babies’ brown elk 3-6 12 blucher boot, cement­ lowed on shipments of 100 pounds or (2) Sales subject to Maximum Price ed. ^over to jobbers’ stock, and subject to a Regulation 580. Except as provided in 181-02...... do...... 3-6 17 3321___ ...... do...... 3-6 13 'cash discount of 2'% for payment within subparagraph (3) of this paragraph, the 2282...... Babies’ white blucher 3-6 3 10 days, net 30 days. maximum price for a sale or delivery at oxford, cemented. 2282...... Infants’ white blucher 6^-8 2 (3) For sales by persons other than retail of any shoe listed in subpara­ oxford, cemented. the manufacturer, the maximum prices graph (a) (1), above, shall be the re­ 2282B...... Babies’ brown elk 3-6 4 tailer’s maximum price determined by blucher oxford, ce­ apply to all sales and deliveries after mented. the effective date of this order. Those applying to his invoice net cost, exclusive 2282B...... Infants’ brown elk 6H-8 3 of the “OPA Adjustment Charge” speci­ blucher oxford, ce­ prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ mented. tomary terms and conditions of sale on fied in subparagraph (a) (1), the appli­ PAH502X-. Babies’ brown elk 3-6 12 sales of similar articles. cable pricing rule of section 7 of Maxi­ blucher boot, lined. (4) If the manufacturer wishes to mum Price Regulation 580 and may not make sales and deliveries to any other be increased by reason of the adjust­ (c) Notification. At the time of (or class of purchaser or on other terms and ment granted to S. Waterbury and Son prior to) the first delivery hereafter of conditions of sale, he must apply to the Company under this order. each shoe listed in subparagraph (a) (1), Office of Price Administration, Wash­ ' (3) Adjusted maximum prices for above, S. Waterbury and Son Company sales of certain specified styles. The ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing shall notify the purchaser in writing of Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price maximum price for a sale or delivery at the applicable method established by Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ retail of a style of footwear specified be­ paragraph (b), above, for determining ment of maximum prices for those sales, low shall be: his maximum price at retail for sales of and no sales or deliveries may be made (i) Sales subject to the General Max­ such shoe. This notice may be given in until maximum prices have been author­ imum Price Regulation. For sales and any convenient form. ized by the Office of Price Administra­ deliveries subject to the General Maxi­ (d) All requests not specifically tion. mum Price Regulation, the retailer’s granted by this order are hereby denied. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a maximum price previously established (e) This order may be amended, modi­ tag or label to every article for which under the General Maximum Price Reg­ fied, revised or revoked by the Adminis­ a maximum price for sales to consumers ulation, increased only by the amount trator at any time. specified in subparagraph (ii), below. A is established by this order. That tag retailer who has not previously estab­ This order shall become effective June or label shall contain the following state­ lished a maximum price for such shoe 6, 1945. ment: under the General Maximum Price Reg­ Issued this 5th day of June 1945. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$2.30 ulation may not, in determining his max­ Do Not Remove or Obliterate imum price, consider the “OPA Adjust­ Chester Bowles, Administrator. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first ment Charge” as part of his net unit re­ invoice to each purchaser for resale, the placement cost for the shoe but may [F. R. Doc. 4^-9722; Filed, June 5, 1945; seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ add the amount specified in subpara­ 11:43 a. m.] ing of the maximum prices and condi- FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6807 tions established by this order for sales established by this order. That tag or effective date of this order. Those prices by the purchaser. This notice may be label shall contain either of the following are subject to each seller’s customary given in any convenient form. statements: terms and conditions of sale on sales of (d) This order may be revoked or Daniel Altman similar articles. amended by the Price Administrator at 8133 Rochambeau Avenue (4) If the manufacturer wishes to any time. New York 67, New York make sales and deliveries to any other (e) This order shall become effective Model XZ class of purchaser or on other terms and on the 6th day of Juné 1945. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$1.58 conditions of sale, he must apply to Do Not Detach the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ Issued this 5th day of June 1945. Price includes Federal Excise Tax ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing Order No. 3913 Chester B owles, Model XZ Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price Administrator. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$1.58 Regulation No. 188, for the establishment of maximum prices for those sales, and [F. R. Doc. 45-9721; Filed, June 5, 1945; Do Not Detach Price Includes Federal Excise Tax no sales or deliveries may be made until 11:42 a. m.] maximum prices have been authorized by (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first the Office of Price Administration. invoice to each-purchaser for resale, the (b) The manufacturer shall attach a [MPR 188, Order 3913] seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ tag or label to every article for which ing of the maximum prices and condi­ a maximum price for sales to consumers D aniel Altman tions established by this order for sales is established by this order. That tag or APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES by the purchaser. This notice may be label shall contain the following state­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion given in any convenient form. ment: issued simultaneously herewith and filed (d) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$1.50 Each with the Division of the Federal Register, Do Not Detach and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum any time. Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: (e) This order shall become effective (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first (a) This order establishes maximum on the 6th day of June 1945. invoice to each purchaser for resale, the prices for sales and deliveries of certain Issued this 5th day of June 1945. seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ articles manufactured by Daniel Altman, ing of the maximum prices and condi­ Chester Bowles, tions established by this order for sales 3133 Rochambeau Avenue, New York 67, Administrator. N. Y. by the purchaser. This notice may be (1) For all sales and deliveries to the [F. R. Doc. 45-9720; Filed, June 5, 1945; given in any convenient form. following classes of purchasers by the 11:42 a. m.] (d) .This order may be revoked or sellers indicated below, the maximum amended by the Price Administrator at prices are those set forth below: any time. (e) This order shall become effective [MPR 188, Order 3914] Article—M odel X Z 5y2 ” B urner H ot P late on the 6th day of June 1945. Maximum prices for sales by manu­ Ro-Co P roducts Manufacturing Co. facturer to— Each Issued this 5th day of June 1945. APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Wholesaler______$0. 83 Chester B owles, Retailer (in units of 6 or more)------.98 For the reasons set forth in an opinion Administrator. Retailer (in units of less than 6) — 1.10 Maximum prices for sales by sellers issued simultaneously herewith and filed [F. R. Doc. 45-9719; Filed, June 5, 1945; other than the manufacturer to— with the Division of the Federal Reg­ 11:42 a. m.J Retailer (in units of 6 or more)------.98 ister, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Max­ Retailer (in units of less than 6) — 1.10 imum Price Regulation No. 188, It is or­ Consumer ------1-58 dered: [MPR 188, Order 3915] These maximum prices are for the ar­ (a) This order establishes maximum prices for sales and deliveries of certain Thore Manufacturing Co. ticles described in the manufacturer’s articles manufactured by Ro-Co Prod­ application dated May 1, 1945. ucts Manufacturing Company, 1011 East APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the 41st Street, Kansas City, Mo. For the reasons set forth in an opinion maximum prices apply to all sales and (1) For all sales and deliveries to the issued simultaneously herewith and filed deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ following classes of purchasers by the with the Division of the Federal Register, tion No. 188 became applicable to those sellers indicated below, the maximum and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum sales and deliveries. These prices are prices are those set forth below: Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: f. o. b. factory, and are subject to a cash (a) This order establishes maximum discount of 2% for payment within 10 prices for sales and deliveries of certain days, net 30 days. They include the M aximum prices for sales by all persons articles manufactured by Thore Manu­ Federal Excise Tax? to— Article N um ­ facturing Company, 220 South State (3) For sales by persons other than ber Street, Chicago 4, 111. the manufacturer, the maximum prices Whole­ Re­ Con­ salers tailers sumers (1) For all sales and deliveries to the apply to all sales and deliveries after the following classes of purchasers by the effective date of this order. Those prices sellers indicated ' below, the maximum are subject to each seller’s customary Each Each Each prices are those set forth below: — terms and conditions of sale on sales of n $0.68 $0.90 $1.60 similar articles. Maximum prices for (4) If the manufacturer wishes to These maximum prices are for the ar­ sales by all persons make sales and deliveries to any other ticles described in the manufacturer’s to— class of purchaser or on other terms and application dated April 9, 1945. Article Num- conditions of sale, he must apply to the (2) Fbr sales by the manufacturer, the ber Whole­ Re­ Con­ Office of Price Administration, Wash­ maximum prices apply to all sales and salers tailers sum­ ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ ers Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price tion No. 188 became applicable to those Each Each Each Regulation No. 188, for the establishment sales and deliveries. For sales to per­ Cigarette lighter . X01 $2.02 $2.70 $4.60 of maximum prices for those sales, and sons other than consumers they are no sales or deliveries may be made until f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The maximum prices have been authorized by maximum price to consumers is net, de­ These maximum prices are for the arti­ the Office of Price Administration. livered. cles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ (b) The manufacturer shall attach a (3) For sales by persons other than the plication dated April 30, 1945. tag or label to every article for which a 'manufacturer, the maximum prices ap­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, maximum price for sales to consumers is ply to all sales and deliveries after the the maximum prices apply to all sales No. 113----- 8 6808 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 and deliveries since Maximum Price (2) For sales in each zone by retail Regulation No. 188 became applicable to Maximum list prices (per pair) dealers to ultimate consumers the max­ those sales and deliveries. For sales to imum prices are those set forth below: persons other than consumers they are Description For sales f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The by the For sales M aximum prices for sales manufac­ by whole* maximum price to consumers is net, de­ salers2 by retail dealers to ul- livered. turer » timate consumers (3) For sales by persons other than Article Model the manufacturer, the maximum prices Women’s 6 iron Koroseal soles___ $0.35 $0.35 Zone Zone Zone Zone Women’s 7 iron Koroseal soles...... 385 .385 1 2 3 4 apply to all sales and deliveries after the Women’s 8 iron Koroseal soles.... .42 .42 effective date of this order. Those prices Each Each Each Each are subject to each seller’s customary 1 Terms: 2% 10th proximo, net 60 days, f. o. b. point of Coal circulating heat- f 832 $57.50 $59.25 $61.95 $63.95 terms and conditions of sale on sales of shipment, freight allowed on 100 lbs. or over. er with cast iron ] 842 66. 25 68.75 72.75 75.50 2 These prices are subject to the transportation terms elbow. 1 852 81. 75 84.95 90.25 93.75 similar articles. and all discounts, allowances and other deductions from (4) If the manufacturer wishes to list prices for rubber soles that the wholesaler had in make sales and deliveries to any other effect to a purchaser of the same class during March 1942; These prices are subject to each‘seller’s class of purchaser or on other terms and (c) Before or at the time of the first customary terms, discounts, allowances, conditions of sale, he must apply to the delivery of the molded plastic soles de­ and other price differentials in effect on Office of Price Administration, Washing­ scribed in paragraph (a) by the manu­ sales of similar articles. ton, D. C.,' under the Fourth Pricing facturer to a wholesaler after the effec­ (b) At the time of or prior to the first Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price tive date of this order, the manufacturer invoice to each purchaser for resale after Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ shall notify the wholesaler of the maxi­ the effective date of this order the Cole ment of maximum prices for those sales, mum wholesale price applicable to the Hot Blast Manufacturing Company and and no sales or deliveries may be made wholesaler’s sales of these soles as es­ each wholesale distributor shall notify until maximum prices have been author­ tablished by paragraph (b) of this order. the purchaser of the maximum prices ized by the Office of Price Administra­ (d) All provisions of the General Max­ and conditions established by this order tion. imum Price Regulation not inconsistent for resales by the purchaser. This notice (b) The manufacturer shall attach a with this order shall apply to sales cov­ may be given in any convenient form. tag or label to every article for which a ered by this order. In addition, the Cole Hot Blast Manufac­ maximum price for sales to consumers is (e) This order may be revoked or turing Company, before delivering any established by this order. That tag or amended by the Administrator at any heater covered by this order, shall at­ label shall contain the following state­ time. tach to it a tag or label showing the model ment: number of the heater, its maximum price This order shall become effective June for sales to ultimate consumers in each OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$4.50 Each 6, 1945. Do Not Detach zone, and a list of the states included in Issued this 5th day of June 1945. each zone. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first (c) For the purposes of this order, invoice to each purchaser for resale, the Chester B owles, Zones 1, 2, 3, and 4 comprise the follow­ seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ Administrator. ing states: ing of the maximum prices and condi­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9741; Filed, June 5, 1945; Zone 1: Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, tions established by this order for sales 2:40 p. m.] Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, and Missouri. by the purchaser. This notice may be Zone 2: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, given in any convenient form. Massachusetts,. Rhode Island, Connecticut, (d) This order may be revoked or New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Dela­ amended by the Price Administrator at [MPR 64, Order 179] ware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, any time. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala­ Cole Hot Blast Manufacturing Co. bama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Ar­ (e) This order shall become effective APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Da­ on the 6th day of June 1945. kota, Kansas, Nebraska, and the District of For the reasons set forth in an opinion Issued this 5th day of June 1945. Columbia. issued simultaneously herewith and filed Zone 3: Florida, Louisiana, Texas, New Chester Bowles, With the Division of the Federal Register, Mexico, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. Administrator. and pursuant to section 11 of Maximum Zone 4: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Cali­ fornia, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. [F. R. Doc. 45-9718; Filed, June 5, 1945; Price Regulation No. 64, It is ordered: 11:42 a. m.] (a) This order establishes maximum (d) This order may be revoked or prices for sales of the Models No. 832, amended by the Price Administrator at 842, and 852 Coal Circulating Heaters any time. with cast iron elbows, manufactured by (e) This order shall become effective [Order 53 Under 3 (e) ] the Cole Hot Blast Manufacturing Co., on the 6th day of June 1945. 3108-28 West 51 Street, Chicago 32, Illi­ B. F. Goodrich Co. nois, as follows: Issued this 5th day of June 1945. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES (i) For sales in each zone by wholesale Chester Bowles, distributors to retail dealers the maxi­ Administrator. For the reasons set forth in an opinion mum prices are those set forth below: issued simultaneously herewith and filed [F. R. Doc. 45-9744; Filed, June 5, 1945; 2:39 p. m.] with the Division of the Federal Register, Maximum prices for sales and pursuant to § 1499.3 (e) of the Gen­ by wholesale distribu­ eral Maximum Price Regulation; it is or­ tors to retail dealers dered: Article Model [MPR 188, Arndt. 1 to Order 80 Under Order (a) Applicability of the order. This Zone Zone Zone Zone A-2] 1 2 3 4 order applies to all sales in the shoe fac­ D uane Chair Co. tory trade of women’s molded plastic Each Each Each Each ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES soles bearing the brand name Koroseal, Coal circulating heat­ f 832 $35.94 $37.03 $38.72 $39.97 which are manufactured by the B. F. er with cast iron \ 842 41.41 42.97 45.47 47.19 For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohio. elbow. 1 852 51.09 53.09 56.41 58.59 ion issued simultaneously herewith and (b) Manufacturer’s and wholesalers? filed with the Division of the Federal maximum prices. The maximum prices These prices are f. o. b. the seller’s city Register, and pursuant to Order A-2 for sales of the soles described in para­ and are subject to each seller’s cus­ under § 1499.159b of Maximum Price graph (a) of this order by manufacturers tomary terms, discounts, allowances, and Regulation No. 188; It is ordered, That and wholesalers in the shoe factory trade, other price differentials in effect on sales Order No. 80 under Order A-2 under shall be as follows: of similar articles. § 1499.159b of Maximum Price Regula- FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6809 tion No. 188 be amended in the following is separately stated on each invoice. The Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, it respects: adjusted maximum prices are subject to is ordered: the manufacturer’s customary terms, (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. 1. The maximum prices set forth in The Fischer Chair Co., Tell City, In­ Paragraph (a) for four stools manufac­ discounts, allowances and other price differentials in effect during March 1942. diana, may add the following additional tured by the Duane Chair Company, Dal­ adjustment charges to its maximum ton, Ga., are amended to read as follows: (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for resale. A person who hereafter buys an prices for sales and deliveries to the F oe Sales to J obbers article covered by this order and resells classes of purchasers specified, of the it in substantially the same form, may articles listed below, which it manufac­ Adjust­ Addi­ Total collect from his customer, in addition to tures, resulting in the following adjusted Maxi­ ment tional adjust­ his properly established maximum price maximum prices: mum perm it­ adjust­ ed max­ Article and model No. price ted by ment imum in effect immediately before this order F or Sales to J obbers per par. (d) permit­ price was issued, an adjustment charge in the dozen of order ted by per No. 1052 this dozen same amount as the additional adjust­ Adjust­ order ment charge herein authorized for and ment Addi­ per­ tional Total which he pays to his supplier. If he did M axi­ m itted adjust­ adjust­ Stool, 202, finished___ $9.80 $1.86 $11.66 not have a maximum price in effect for Article and mum by par. ment ed max­ Stool, 202, unfinished. 8.20 1.93 ’ 10.13 Model No. per­ price (d) of m itted imum Stool, 203, finished___ 11.00 2.09 13.69 the article at the time this order was is­ order price Stool, 203, unfinished. 10.00 2. 28 12.28 by this sued, he may add the same adjustment No. order charge to the maximum price which he 1052 F oe Sales to R etailers hereafter establishes for his sales under the' applicable regulation. If the appli­ Rocker, 16S, finished.. $1.35 $0.07 $0.28 $1.70 Chair, il2, .unfinished. .97 .05 .13 1.15 Stool, 202, finished___ $11.03 $1.94 $12.97 cable regulation requires the maximum Chair, 112, finished... 1.22 .06 .34 1.62 Stool, 202, unfinished- 9. 23 1.99 11.22 resale price to be computed on the basis Chair, 104, finished___ .74 .04 .48 1.26 Stool, 203, finished___ 13. 05 2.18 15.23 Stool, 203, unfinished. 11.25 2.36 13.61 of cost, the reseller must find his maxi­ mum resale price, (not including the per­ F or Sales to R etailers mitted adjustment charge), by using as 2. All other provisions of Order No. 80 cost his invoice cost less any adjustment Rocker, 16S, finished.. $1.59 $0.08 $0.33 $2.00 under Order A-2 under Maximum Price charge stated on the invoice as a sepa­ Chair, 112, unfinished. 1.14 .06 .15 1.35 Regulation No. 188 remain in full force Chair, 112, finished___ 1.44 .07 .40 1.91 rate amount. Chair, 104, finished___ .87 .05 .56 1.48 and effect. On all sales other than sales to the This amendment shall become effective ultimate consumer this additional ad­ The adjustment charges listed above on the 6th day of June 1945. justment charge may be made and col­ may be made and collected only if each Issued this 5th day of June 1945. lected only if it is separately stated on is separately stated on each invoice. The each invoice. The adjusted price is sub­ adjusted maximum prices are subject to Chester Bowles, ject to each seller’s customary terms, dis_- , Administrator. the manufacturer’s customary terms, counts, and allowances on sales of the discounts, allowances, and other price [F. R. Doc. 45-9757; Filed, June 5, 1945; same or similar articles. The adjustment differentials in effect during March 1942. 2:40 p. m.] charge authorized in this paragraph (b) (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for is in addition to any adjustment charge resale. A person who hereafter buys an permitted for wholesalers by Order No. article covered by this order and resells [MPR 188, Order 96 Under Order A-2] 1052 under Maximum Price Regulation iff in substantially the same form, may No. 188. F ischer Chair Co. collect from his. customers, in addition (c) Notification. At the time of or to his properly established maximum ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES prior to the first invoice to a purchaser price in effect immediately before this for resale on and after the effective date order was issued, an adjustment charge For the reasons set forth in an opin­ of this order, showing a price adjusted ion issued simultaneously herewith and in the same amount as the additional in accordance with this order, the seller adjustment charge herein authorized for filed with the Division of the Federal shall notify the purchaser in writing of Register, and pursuant to paragraph and which he pays to his supplier. If the method established by paragraph (b) he did not have a maximum price in ef­ (a) (16) of Order A-2 under § 1499.159b of this order for determining maximum of Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, fect for the article at the time this order adjusted prices for resales of the article. was issued, he, may add the same adjust­ it is ordered: This notice may be given in any con­ (a) Manufacturer's maximum prices. ment charge to the maximum price venient form. which he hereafter establishes for his The Fischer Chair Company, Tell City, (d) All requests not specifically Indiana, may add the following addi­ sales* under the applicable regulation. granted by this order are hereby denied. If the applicable regulation requires the tional adjustment charges to its maxi­ (e) This order may be revoked or mum prices for sales and deliveries to maximum resale price to be computed amended by the Price Administrator at on the basis of cost, the reseller must the classes of purchasers specified, of the any time. articles listed below, which it manufac­ find his maximum resale pri.ce (not in­ tures, resulting in the following adjusted This order shall become effective on cluding the perm itted adjustment maximum prices: the 6th day of June 1945. charge) by using as cost his invoice cost less any adjustment charge stated on the F or Sales to J obbers Issued this 5th day of June 1945. invoice as a separate amount. Chester B owles, On all sales other than sales to the A djust­ Addi­ Administrator. ultimate consumer this additional ad­ ment tional Total adjust­ justment charge may be made and col­ Maxi­ per- * adjust­ *jF. R. Doc. 45-9758; Filed, June 5, 1945; Article and Model mum m itted ment ed lected only if it is separately stated on No. by par. •per- . maxi­ 2:39 p. m.] price (d) of m itted m um each invoice. The adjusted price is sub­ order by this price ject to each seller’s customary terms, dis­ No. 1052 order counts and allowances on sales of the [MPR 188, Order 40 Under Order 1052] same or similar articles. The adjust­ $2.70 $0.14 $0.55 $3.39 F ischer Chair Co. ment charge authorized in this para­ graph (b) are in addition to any adjust­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES F or Sales to R etailers ment charge permitted for wholesalers For the reasons set forth in an opin­ by Order No. 1052 under Maximum Price Chair, 830.______$3.18 $0.16 $0.60 $3.94 ion issued simultaneously herewith and Regulation No. 188. filed with the Division of the Federal (c) Notification. At the time of or The adjustment charges listed above Register, and pursuant to paragraph (h> prior to the first invoice to a purchaser may be made and collected only if each of Order No. 1052 under § 1499.159b of for resale on and after the effective date 6810 FEDERAL REGISTER* Thursday, June 7, 1945

of this order, showing prices adjusted in person, the maximum prices are those with the Division of the Federal Register accordance with this order, the seller set forth below: and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum shall notify the purchaser in writing of Each Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: the method established by paragraph (b) For sales to distributors_- ______$2.57 (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. For sales to Jobbers______2.86 of this order for determining adjusted For sales to department stores,-__.__ 3.39 factory, for sales by Burton-Thomas of maximum prices for resales of the "ar­ For sales to retailers other than de­ Los Angeles, California of the 3x/2" x 1" ticle. This notice may be given in any partment stores______3. 57 x- VA" polished aluminum door stop convenient form. For sales to consumers______5.95 manufactured by it and described in the (d) All requests not specifically granted manufacturer’s application dated April by this order are hereby denied. These maximum prices are for the 3, 1945, shall be: (e) This order may be revoked or article described in the manufacturer’s application dated July 25, 1944. <1) On sales to wholesalers and jobbers— amended by the Price Administrator at with screws, $3.00 per dozen. any time. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the (2) On sales to dealers—with screws, $4.00 maximum prices apply to all sales and per dozen. This order shall become effective on deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ (3) On sales to consumers—with screws, the 6th day of June 1945. tion No. 188 bècame applicable to those $0.50 each. Issued this 5th day of June 1945. sales and deliveries. They are f. o. b. factory, and they are subject to a cash (b) The maximum net prices for sales Chester Bowles, discount of two percent for payment by jobbers of the 3%" x 1" x W i” pol­ Administrator. within ten days, net thirty days. ished aluminum door stop manufactured (3) For sales by persons other than the by Burton-Thomas of Los Angeles, Cali­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9745; Filed, June 5, 1945; fornia and described in the manufac­ 2:40 p. m.] manufacturer, the maximum prices ap­ ply to all sales and deliveries after the turer’s application dated April 3, 1945, effective date of this revised order. These shall be: prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ (1) On sales to dealers—with screws, $4.00 tomary terms and conditions of sale on per dozen. [MPR 188, Corr. to Order 2291] sales of similar articles. (2) On sales to consumers—with screws, $0.50 each. T he Lloyd Co. (4) If the manufacturer wishes to make sales and deliveries to any other (c) The maximum net price for sales ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES class of purchaser or on other terms and by retailers of the 3%" x 1" x l 1/*" pol­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion conditions of sale, he must apply to the ished aluminum door stop manufactured issued simultaneously herewith and filed Office of Price Administration, Washing­ by Burton-Thomas of Los Angeles, Cali­ with the Division of the Federal Register, ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing fornia and described in the manufactur­ and pursuant to § 1499.158 of MPR 188, Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price er’s application dated April 3, 1945, shall Order No. 2291 is corrected as follows: Regulation No. 188, for the establishment be: The sentence in paragraph (a) (1) (i) of maximum prices for those sales, and (1) On sales to consumers—with screws, of that order reading, “These prices are no sales or deliveries may be made until $0.50 each. f. o. b. factory and are subject to a cash maximum prices have been authorized by the Office of Price Administration. (d) The maximum net prices estab­ discount of payment within ten days, lished by this order shall be subject to net thirty days and is for the article de­ (b) The manufacturer shall attach a tag or label to every article for which a discounts and allowances including scribed in the manufacturer’s applica­ maximum price for sales to consumers transportation allowances and the ren­ tion dated June 15, 1944” is corrected to is established by this revised order. That dition of services which are at least as read as follows: “These prices are f. o. b. tag or label shall contain one of the favorable as those which each seller ex­ factory, are subject to a cash discount following statements: tended or rendered or would have ex­ of two percent for payment within ten A. Lincoln Hartman tended or rendered to purchasers of the days, net thirty days, and are for the Maupin, Oregon same class on comparable sales of simi­ article described in the manufacturer’s OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$5.95 lar commodities during March 1942. application dated June 15, 1944.” Do Not Detach (e) Every person selling the commod­ or ity covered by this order, except on sales Issued this 5th day of June 1945. Revised Order 2591 under MPR 188 to consumers shall notify each of its pur­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$5.95 chasers in writing at or before the time Chester B owles, Do Not Detach Administrator. of the first invoice of the maximum (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first prices established by this order for [F. R. Doc. 45-9746; Filed, June 5, 1945; invoice to each purchaser for resale, the each seller as well as the maximum prices 2:46 p. m.] seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ established for each purchaser on resale. ing of the maximum prices and condi­ (f) Burton-Thomas shall print in a tions established by this revised order for conspicuous place on the box containing sales by the purchaser. This notice may the x 1" x 1^4" door stop, the [MPR 188, Rev. Order 2591] be given in any convenient form. maximum retail price thereof. (d) This revised order may be revoked (g) This order may be amended or re­ A. Lincoln Hartman or amended by the Price Administrator voked by the Price Administrator at any time. APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES at any time. (e) This revised order shall become This order shall become effective June Order No. 2591 under § 1499.158 of effective on the 6th day of June 1945. 6, 1945. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is Issued this 5th day of June 1945. revised to read as follows: Issued this 5th day of June 1945. For the reasons set forth in an opinion Chester B owles, - Chester Bowles, issued simultaneously herewith and filed Administrator. Administrator. with the Division of the Federal Register, [F. R. Doc. ' 45-9747; Filed, June 5, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-9748; Filed, June 5, 1945; and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum 2:46 p. m.] 2:42 p. m.] Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: (a) This revised order establishes maximum prices for sales and deliveries [MPR 188, Order 3910] [MPR 188, Order 3911] of the Model E Ironing Board manufac­ BURTON-THOMAS Logan T oy Manufacturing tured by A. Lincoln Hartman of Maupin, Oregon. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (1) For all sales and deliveries to the For the reasons set forth in an opinion For the reasons set forth in an opinion following classes of purchasers by any issued simultaneously herewith and filed Issued simultaneously herewith and filed FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6811 with the Division of the Federal Register, [MPR 188, Order 3916] (e) This order shall become effective on the 6th day of June 1945. and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum Midland Manufacturing Co. Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: Issued this 5th day of June 1945. (a) This order establishes maximum APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Chester B owles, prices for sales and deliveries of certain For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Administrator. articles manufactured by Logan Toy ion issued simultaneously herewith and Manufacturing, 3125 North California filed with the Division of the Federal [P. R. Doc. 45-9750; Filed, June 5, 1945; Avenue, Chicago 18, Illinois. Register, and pursuant to 1 1499.158 of 2:45 p. m.] (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, It is following classes of purchasers by the ordered: m sellers indicated below, the maximum (a) This order establishes maximum [MPR 188, Order 3917] prices are those set forth below: prices for sales and deliveries of certain Ajax W oodwork Co., I nc. articles manufactured by the Midland APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Maximum prices for Manufacturing Company, 600 South sales by all persons to— For the reasons set forth in an opin­ N um ­ Frederick Street, Oelwein, Iowa: Article ber (1) For all sales and deliveries to the ion issued simultaneously herewith and Whole­ Retail­ Con­ following classes of purchasers by the filed with the Division of the Federal salers ers sumers sellers indicated below, the maximum Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of prices are those set forth below: MPR 188; It is ordered: Dozen Dozen Each 1 $2.43 $3.24 $0.45 Article— 12" Dust P an (a) This order establishes maximum prices for sales and deliveries of certain Maximum prices for sales by manufac- articles of furniture manufactured by These maximum prices are for the ar­ turer to— Dozen Ajax Woodwork Co., Inc., 4455 Bronx ticles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ Distributors ______— $2.16 Jobbers______2.40 Boulevard, New York. plication dated May 18, 1945. Chain and department stores------— 2.88 (1) For all sales and deliveries to the (2) For sales by the manufacturer, Other retailers______3. 20 following classes of purchasers by the the maximum prices apply to all sales Maximum prices for sales by sellers sellers indicated below, the maximum and deliveries since Maximum Price other than manufacturer to— prices are those set forth below: Regulation No. 188 became applicable to Retailers______3.20 those sales and deliveries. For sales to Each Consumers______$0- 45 M aximum persons other than consumers they are Manufac­ price for f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The These maximum prices are for the ar­ Manufac­ turer’s sales to turer’s maximum retailers by maximum price to consumers is net, de­ ticles described in the manufacturer’s maximum the m anu­ price to price to facturer, livered. application dated May 18,1945. persons, and by s (3) For sales by persons other than Model persons, other than (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the Article other retailers, persons, the manufacturer, the maximum prices No. than other than maximum prices apply to all sales and who sell retailers, apply to all sales and deliveries after the retailers, from the deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ who sell manufac­ who sell effective date of this order. Those prices tion No. 188 became applicable to those from their turer’s from the own stock manufac­ are subject to each seller’s customary sales and deliveries. They are f. o. b. stock turer’s terms and conditions of sale on sales of factory and are subject to a cash discount stock similar articles. of 2% for payment within 10 days, net (4) If the manufacturer wishes to 30 days. Each Each Each make sales and deliveries to any other Bookcase... 2 $4.00 $4.25 $5.00 (3) For sales by persons other than 3 3.02 3.20 3.77 class of purchaser or on other terms and the manufacturer, the maximum prices 5 2.60 2.81 3.25 conditions of sale, he must apply to the apply to all sales and deliveries after 6 3.54 3.77 4.43 1 2.43 2.58 3.04 Office of Price Administration, Washing­ the effective date of this order. Those 4 4.38 4.65 5.47 ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ 7 4.12 4.38 5.15 8 2.43 2.58 3.04 Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price tomary terms and conditions of sale on 24 2.49 2.64 3.11 Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ sales of similar articles. 2836 4.43 4.71 5.54 ment of maximum prices for those sales, Night table. 400 2.90 3.09 3.63 (4) If the manufacturer wishes to 401 3.42 3.63 4.27 and no salés or deliveries may be made make sales and deliveries to any other 402 3.42 3.63 4.27 until maximum prices have been author­ class of purchaser or on other terms 403 3.38 3.60 4.23 404 4.46 4. 73 5.57 ized by the Office of Price Administra­ and conditions of sale, he must apply to 405 3.98 4.23 4.98 tion. ‘ the Office of Price Administration, (b) The manufacturer shall attach a Washington, D. C., under the Fourth These prices are f. o. b. factory, are tag or label to every article for which a Pricing Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum subject to a cash discount of two per­ maximum price for sales to consumers is Price Regulation No. 188, for the estab­ cent for payment within thirty days, net established by this order. That tag or lishment of maximum prices for those sixty days, and are for the articles de­ label shall contain the following state­ sales, and no sales or deliveries may be scribed in the manufacturer’s a p p l i ­ ment: made until maximum prices have been cation dated February 21, 1945. OP A Retail Ceiling Price—$0.45 Each authorized by the Office of Price Admin­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer the Do Not Detach istration. maximum prices apply to all sales and (b) The manufacturer shall attach a deliveries since the effective date of MPR (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first tag or label to every article for which invoice to each purchaser for resale, the 188. For sales by persons, other than re­ a maximum price for sales to consumers tailers, who sell from the manufacturer’s seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ is established by this order. That tag or ing of the maximum prices and condi­ stock, the maximum prices apply to all label shall contain the following state­ sales and deliveries after the effective tions established by this order for sales ment: by the purchaser; This notice may be date of this order. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$0.45 (3) If the manufacturer wishes to given in any convenient form. Do not Detach (d) This order may be revoked or make sales and deliveries to any other amended by the Price Administrator at (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first class of purchaser or on other terms and any time. invoice to each purchaser for resale, the conditions of sale, he must apply to the (e) This order shall become effective seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ Office of Price Administration, Washing­ on the 6th day of June 1945. ing of the maximum prices and condi­ ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing tions established by this order for sales Method, § 1499.158, of MPR 188, for the Issued this 5th day of June 1945. by the purchaser. This notice may be establishment of maximum prices for Chester B owles, given in any convenient form. those sales, and no sales or deliveries may Administrator. (d) This order may be revoked or be made until maximum prices have been authorized by the Office of Price Admin­ (P. R. Doc. 45-9749; Piled, June 5, 1945; amended by the Price Administrator at 2:46 p. m.] any time. istration. 6812 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

(b) At the time of, or prior to, the first ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing invoice to each purchaser, other than a Method, § 1499.158 Of Maximum Price Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price retailer, who sells from the manufac­ Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ Regulation No. 188, for the establishment turer’s stock, the manufacturer shall ment of maximum prices for those sales, of maximum prices for those sales, and notify the purchaser of the maximum and no sales or deliveries may be made no sales or deliveries may be made until prices and conditions established by this until maximum prices have been author­ maximum prices have been authorized order for sales by the purchaser. This ized by the Office of Price Administra­ by the Office of Price Administration. notice may be given in any convenient tion. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a form. (b) At the time of, or prior to, the tag or label to every article for which a (c) This order may be revoked or first invoice to each purchaser for re­ maximum price for sales.to consumers amended by the Price Administrator at sale, the seller shall notify the purchaser is established by this order. That tag any time. in writing of the maximum prices and or label shall contain the following state­ This order shall become effective on conditions established by this order for ment: the 6th day of June 1945. sales by the purchaser. This notice may OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$2.69 be given in any convenient form. Do Not Detach Issued this 5th day of June 1945. (c) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first Chester B owles, invoice to each purchaser for resale, the Administrator. any time. (d) This order shall become effective seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9751; Filed, June 5, 1945; on the 6th day of June 1945. ing of the maximum prices and condi­ 2:45 p. m.] tions established by this order for sales Issued this 5th day of June 1945. by the purchaser. This notice may be Chester B owles, given in any convenient form. [MPR 188, Order 3918] Administrator. (d) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at Chicago Cabinet Co., Inc. [F. R. Doc. 45-9752; Fled, June 5; 1945; any time. 2:41 p. m.] APPRQVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (e) This order shall become effective on the 6th day of June 1945. For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed Issued this 5th day of June 1945. with the Division of the Federal Register, [MPR 188, Order 3919] Chester B owles, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum College Industries, Inc. Price Regulation No. 488; It is ordered: Administrator. (a) This order establishes maximum APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES [F. R. Doc. 45-9753; Filed, June 5, 1945; prices for sales and deliveries of certain For the reasons set forth in an opinion 2?46 p. m.] articles manufactured by Chicago Cab­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed inet Co., Inc., 6100 West Grand Avenue, with the Division of the Federal Register, Chicago, Illinois. and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum [MPR 188, Order 3920] (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: P recision Metal P roducts Co. following classes of purchasers by the (a) This order establishes maximum sellers indicated below, the maximum prices for sales and deliveries of certain APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES prices are those set forth below: articles manufactured by College Indus­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion tries, Inc., Collegedale, Tenn. issued simultaneously herewith and filed (1) Fpr all sales and deliveries to the with the Division of the Federal Register, following classes of purchasers by the and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum' sellers indicated below, the maximum Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: prices are those set forth below: Article (a) This order establishes maximum Article—Plain Uwpadded I roning Board, prices for sales and deliveries of certain

to retailers 47 x 13*4 x 32 articles manufactured by the Precision Metal Products Company, 840 East 98th facturer clusive to distributor the ' ex­ | sive distributor to other wholesalers son to ultimate con­ sumers Maximum prices for sales by manufac­ For sales by the exclu­ Forsales by any person For sales by any per­ turer to— Each Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. I I Model No. 1 For sales by the m anu­ Jobber------$1. 28 (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Each Each Each Each Dropship Jobber______l. 43following classes of purchasers by the U tility cabinet.. RC-1 $7.00 $7.51 $9.39 $15.65 Retailer______;______1.60 sellers indicated below, the maximum RC-2 8.93 9.44 11.80 19.65 Maximum prices for sales by sellers prices are those set forth below: other than the manufacturer to— These prices are for the articles de­ Retailer______1. go Article— No. 1 0 " Al u m in u m S k il l e t scribed in the manufacturer’s applica­ Consumer_____!______2.69 Each tion dated February 5, 1945. These maximum prices are for the ar­ Maximum prices for sales by manu- (2) For the sales by the manufacturer facburer to: ticles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ Jobbers------r______$0.975 the maximum prices apply to all sales and plication dated April 4, 1945. Department and chain stores_____ 1.17 deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the Other retailers______1.30 tion No. 188 became applicable to those maximum prices apply to all sales and Maximum prices for sales by sellers sales and deliveries. These prices are deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ other than the manufacturer to: f. o. b. factory, and are subject to a cash tion No. 188 became applicable to those Retailers______1.30 discount of two percent for payment sales and deliveries. These prices are Consumers______1.95 within ten days, except that in the case f. 0. b. factory and are subject to a cash These maximum prices are for the arti­ of sales to ultimate, consumers these discount of 2% for payment within 10 cles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ prices are net. days, net 30 days. plication dated May 18, 1945. (3) For sales by persons other than (3) For sales by persons other than (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the the manufacturer, the maximum prices the manufacturer, the maximum prices maximum prices apply to all sales and apply to all sales and deliveries after the apply to all sales and deliveries after the deliveries since Maximum Price Regu­ effective date of this order. Those prices effective date of this order. Those prices lation No. 188 became applicable to those are subject to each seller’s customary are subject to each seller’s customary sales and deliveries. These prices are terms and conditions of sale on sales of terms and conditions of sale on sales of f. o. b. factory and are subject to a cash similar articles. similar articles. discount of 2%, for payment within Î0 (4) If the manufacturer wishes to (4) If the manufacturer wishes to days, net 30 days. make sales and deliveries to any other make sales and deliveries to any other (3) For sales by persons other than class of purchaser or on other terms and class of purchaser or on other terms and the manufacturer, the maximum prices conditions of sale, he must apply to the conditions of sale, he must apply to the apply to all sales and deliveries after the Office of Price Administration, Washing­ Office of Price Administration, Washing­ effective date of this order. Those prices FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June , 1945 6813 are subject to each seller’s customary tion No. 188 became applicable to those These maximum prices are for the ar­ terms and conditions of sale on sales of sales and deliveries. For sales to per­ ticles described in the manufacturer’s similar articles. sons other than consumers they are application dated April 3D, 1945. (4) If the manufacturer wishes to f. o. b. factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the make sales and deliveries to any other maximum price to consuhiers is net, maximum prices apply to all sales and class of purchaser or on other terms and delivered. deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ conditions of sale, he must apply to the (3) For sales by persons other than tion No. 188 became applicable to those Office of Price Administration, Washing­ the manufacturer, the maximum prices sales and deliveries. For sales to persons ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing apply to all sales and deliveries after the. other than consumers they are f. o. b. Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price effective date of this order. Those prices factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The maxi­ Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ are subject to each seller’s customary mum price to consumers is net, delivered. ment of maximum prices for those sales, terms and conditions of sale on sales of (3) For sales by persons other than and no sales or deliveries m$y be made similar articles. the manufacturer, the maximum prices until maximum prices have been author­ (4) If the manufacturer wishes to apply to all sales and deliveries after the ized by the Office of Price Administra­ make sales and deliveries to any other effective date of this order. Those prices tion. class of purchaser or on other tenais and are subject to each seller’s customary (b) The manufacturer shall attach a conditions of sale, he must apply to the terms and conditions of sale on sales of tag or label to every article for which a Office of Price Administration, Washing­ similar articles. maximum price for sales to consumers ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing (4) If the manufacturer wishes to is established by this order. That tag or Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price make sales and deliveries to any other label shall contain the following state­ Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ class of purchaser or on other terms and ment: ment of maximum prices for those sales, conditions of sale, he must apply to the and no sales or deliveries may be made Office of Price Administration, Washing­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$1.95 ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing Do Not Detach until maximum prices have been author­ ized by the Office of Price Administration. Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first (b) The manufacturer shall attach a Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ invoice to each purchaser for resale, the tag or label to every article for which a ment of maximum prices for those sales, seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ maximum price for sales to consumers is and no sales or deliveries may be made ing of the maximum prices and condi­ established by this order. That tag or until maximum prices have been author­ tions established by this order for sales label shall contain the following state­ ized by the Office of Price Administra­ by the purchaser. This notice may be ment: tion. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a given in any convenient form. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$4.50 Each (d) This order may be revoked or Do Not Detach tag or label to every article for which a amended by the Price Administrator at maximum price for sales to consumers is any time. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first established by this order. That tag or (e) This order shall become effective invoice to each purchaser for resale, the label shall contain the following state­ on the 6th day of June 1945. » seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ ment: ing of the maximum prices and condi­ Issued this 5th day of June 1945. OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$0.25 Each tions established by this order for sales Do Not Detach Chester B owles, by the purchaser. This notice may be Administrator. given in any convenient form. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first (d) This order may be revoked or invoice to each purchaser for resale, the [F. R. Doc. 45-9754; Filed, June 5, 1945; amended by the Price Administrator at seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ 2:41 p. m.] any time. ing of the maximum prices and condi­ (e) This order shall become effective tions established by this order for sales on the 6th day of June 1945. by the purchaser. This notice may be [MPR 188, Order 3921] • Issued this 5th day of June 1945. given in any convenient form. (d) This order may be revoked or B ertex Industrial Chester B owles, amended by the Price Administrator at APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Administrator. any time. For the reasons set forth in an opin­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9755; Filed, June 5, 1945; (e) This order shall become effective ion issued simultaneously herewith and 2:41 p. m.] on the 6th day of June 1945. filed with the Division of the Federal Issued this 5th day of June 1945. [MPR 188, Order 3922] Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Chester B owles, Maximum Price Regulation No. 188; It is D eluxe Manufacturing Co. Administrator. ordered: (a) This order establishes maximum APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES [F. R. Doc. 45-9756; Filed, June 5, 1945; prices for sales and deliveries of certain For the reasons set forth in an opinion 2:41 p. m.] articles manufactured by Bertex Indus­ issued simultaneously herewith and filed trial, Majestic Theatre Building, San with the Division of the Federal Register, Antonio, Tex. and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum [MPR 220, Order 105] (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: M. L. Harvey Co. following classes of purchasers by the (a) This order establishes maximum sellers indicated below, the maximum prices for sales and deliveries of certain authorization of maximum prices prices are those set forth below: articles manufactured by DeLuxe Manu­ For the reasons set forth in an opin­ facturing Company, 1914 East Franklin ion issued simultaneously herewith and Maximum prices for sales Avenue, Minneapolis 4, Minn. filed with the Division of the Federal by all persons— (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Register and pursuant to § 1315.1558 of Article No. following classes of purchasers by the Maximum Price Regulation No. 220 and Whole­ Retail­ Con­ salers ers sumers sellers indicated below, the maximum section 6.4 of Revised Supplementary prices are those set forth below; Regulation No. 14, it is ordered: Each Each Each (a) Applicability. This order applies Cigarette lighter....— 1 $2.02 $2.70 $4.50 Maximum prices for sales to the manufacturer’s, wholesalers’ and by all persons to— retailers’ sales of the baby pants and These maximum prices are for the ar­ Article No. bathing caps made of 6 gauge vinyl resin Whole­ Retail­ Con­ film and manufactured by the M. L. Har­ ticles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ salers ers sumers plication dated April 30, 1945. vey Company of New York, New York. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the (b) Sales by the manufacturer. The Dozen Dozen Each maximum price for sales by the M. L. maximum prices apply to all sales and Cigarette roller___ ... #1 $1.35 $1.80 $0.25 deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ — Harvey Company, 10 East 23d Street, New 6814 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, Tune 7, 1945 York, New York, of the commodities de­ (a) Applicability. This order applies scribed in paragraph (a) of this order to the manufacturer’s, wholesalers’ and Maxi­ Maxi­ shall be as follows: retailers’ sales of the bathing caps made Brand Size or Pack­ mum mum irontmark ing list retail Baby pants made of 6 gauge vinyl resin film: of dipped neoprene latex by the Uni­ price price $3.95 per dozen for sales to wholesalers. versal Latex and Plastics Corporation of $4.60 per dozen for sales to retailers. Avenel, New Jersey. Per M Cents Bathing caps made of 6 gauge vinyl resin film: (b) Sales by the manufacturer and by Red Birds______Invincibles__ ao $56 7 $4.10 per dozen for sales to wholesalers. B ats...... 50 48 6 $4.75 per dozen for sales to retailers. wholesalers. The maximum prices for Favorites____ 50 48 6 sales by the Universal Latex and Plastics (c) Sales by wholesalers. The maxi­ Corporation, Avenel, Nèw Jersey, and by mum prices for sales at wholesale of the wholesalers of the commodity described (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers commodity described in paragraph (a) of in paragraph (a) of this order shall be: shall grant, with respect to their sales this order shall be the maximum price of each brand and size or frontmark of $4.56 per dozen for sales to wholesalers. domestic ' cigars for which maximum for such sales burnished the wholesaler $5.70 per dozen for sales to retailers, by the manufacturer and computed by Seconds : prices are established by this order, the the manufacturer according to the pric­ $2.00 per dozen for sales to wholesalers. discounts they customarily granted in ing method and percentages set forth in $2.50 per dozen for sales to retailers. March 1942 on their sales of domestic § 1315.1559a of Maximum Price Regula­ cigars of the same price class to pur­ tion No. 220. (c) Sales at retail. The maximum chasers of the same class, unless a change prices for sales at retail of the commodity therein results in a lower price. Pack­ (d) Sales at retail. The maximum described in paragraph

[MPR 260, Order 1070] (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ counts and may charge and shall allow the packing differentials customarily Ramon R odriquez quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ granted, charged or allowed (as the case AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES ply to sales for which maximum prices may be) in March 1942 by his most For the reasons set forth in an opinion are established by this order. closely competitive seller of the same accompanying this order, and pursuant (e) This order may be revoked or class on sales of domestic cigars of the to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ amended by the Price Administrator at same March 1942 price class to pur­ any time. chasers of the same class. ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (c) On or before the first delivery to (a) Ramon Rodriquez, 1790 Madison This order shall become effective June any purchaser of each brand and size or Avenue, New York 35, N. Y. (hereinafter 6, 1945. called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers frontmark of domestic cigars for which Issued this 5th day of June 1945. maximum prices are established by this and retailers may sell, offer to sell or order, the manufacturer and every other deliver and any person may buy, offer to Chester B owles, seller (except a retailer) shall notify the buy or receive each brand and size or Administrator. purchaser of the maximum list price and frontmark, and packing of the following [F. R. Doc. 45-9760; Filed, June 5, 1945; the maximum retail price established by domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ 2:45 p. m.] this order for such brand and size or imum list price and maximum retail frontmark of domestic cigars. The price set forth below: notice shall conform to and be given in [MPR 260, Order 1071] the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ Maxi­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. Size or front- Pack­ mum mum R. G. Cigar Co. Brand mark ing list retail (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ price price AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion Per M Cents ply to sales for which maximum prices El Sol...... Coronas_____ 60 $64 8 accompanying this order, and pursuant are established by this order. to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ (e) This order may be revoked or ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers amended by the Price Administrator at (a) R. G. Cigar Company, 3104 Ybor any time. shall grant, with respect to their sales of Street, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter each brand and size or frontmark of do­ called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers This order shall become effective June mestic cigars for which maximum prices and retailers may sell, offer to sell or 6, 1945. are established by this order, the dis­ driver and any person may buy, offer to Issued this 5th day of June 1945. counts they customarily granted in buy or receive each brand and size or March 1942 on their sales of. domestic frontmark, and packing of the following Chester B owles, cigars of the same price class to pur­ domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ Administrator. chasers of the same class, unless a change imum list price and maximum retail [F. R. Doc. 45-9761; Filed, June 5, 1945; therein results in a lower price. Packing price set forth below: 2:44 p. m.] differentials charged by the manufac­ turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on Maxi­ Maxi­ sales of domestic cigars of the same price Size or Pack­ m um m um [MPR 260, Order 1072] class to purchasers of the same class may Brand frontm ark ing list retail be charged on corresponding sales of price price Los Amigos Cigar Co. each brand and size or frontmark of AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES cigars priced by this order, but shall not Per M Cents Rodriquez & Gonzalez. Specials.. 50 $56 7 For the reasons set forth in an opinion be increased. Packing differentials al­ B revas... 50 169 22 lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ Londres.. 50 56 7 accompanying this order, and pursuant saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That cigars of the same price class to pur­ (b) The manufacturer and whole­ chasers of the same class shall be allowed (a) Los Amigos Cigar Co., 2009 14th salers shall grant, with respect to their Street, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter on corresponding sales of each brand and sales of each brand and size or front - size or frontmark of cigars priced by called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ and retailers may sell, offer to sell or this order and shall not be reduced. If mum prices are established by this or­ a brand and size or frontmark of domes­ deliver and any person may buy, offer to der, the discounts they customarily buy or receive each brand and size or tic cigars for which maximum prices are granted in March 1942 on their sales of established by this order is of a price frontmark, and packing of the following domestic cigars of the same price class to domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ class not sold by the manufacturer or purchasers of the same class, unless a the particular wholesaler in March 1942, imum list price and maximum retail change therein results in a lower price. price set forth below: he shall, with respect to his sales thereof, Packing differentials charged by the grant the discounts and may charge and manufacturer or a wholesaler in March shall allow the packing differentials cus­ Maxi­ Maxi­ 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Size or front- Pack­ m um m um tomarily granted, charged or allowed (as same price class to purchasers of the Brand mark ing list retail the case may be) in March 1942 by his same class may be charged on corre­ price price most closely competitive seller of the sponding sales of each brand and size or same class on sales of domestic cigars of frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ Per M Cents the same March 1942 price class to pur­ Palm as_____ : 60 $177.00 23 der, but shall not be increased. Packing Panetela Bate. 50 161.50 21 chasers of the same class. differentials allowed by the manufac­ Queens...... 50 161. 50 21 (c) On or before the first delivery to Panetelas...... 50 134.00 2 for 35 turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on Brevas______50 169.00 22 any purchaser of each brand and size sales of domestic cigars of the same price B lunts______50 101. 25 2 for 27 or frontmark of domestic cigars for which class to purchasers of the same class City Council___ B lu n ts.._____ 50 101.25 2 for 27 maximum prices are established by this shall be allowed on corresponding sales order, the manufacturer and every other of each brand and size or frontmark of (b) The manufacturer and whole­ seller (except a retailer) shall notify the cigars priced by this order and shall not salers shall grant, with respect to their purchaser of the maximum list price and be reduced. If a brand and size or sales of each brand and size or front- the maximum retail price established by frontmark of domestic cigars for which mark of domestic cigars for which max­ this order for such brand and size or maximum prices are established by this imum prices are established by this or­ frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ order is of a price class not sold by the der, the discounts they customarily tice shall conform to and be given in the manufacturer or the particular whole­ granted in March 1942 on their sales of manner prescribed by I 1358.113 of Maxi­ saler in March 1942, he shall, with re­ domestic cigars of the same price class mum Price Regulation No. 260. spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis­ to purchasers of the same class, unless No. 113-----4 6816 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7,1945

a change therein results in a lower price. imum list price and maximum retail [MPR 260, Order 1074] Packing differentials, charged by the price set forth below; manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Harry F riedman 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the M axi­ M axi­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES same price class to purchasers of the Brand Size or frontmark Pack­ m um m um same class may be charged on corre­ ing list retail For the reasons set forth in an opinion sponding sales of each brand and size or priee price accompanying this order, and pursuant frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ Per M Ceni» ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That der, but shall not be increased. Pack­ The N ina___ ing differentials allowed by the manu­ Cadetes 50 48 6 (a) Harry Friedman, 1046 Blue Hill Panetela 3a...... 50 146 19 Avenue, Boston, Mass, (hereinafter facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 Panetela Palma... on sales of domestic cigars of the same 50 154 20 called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers price class to purchasers of the same and retailers may sell, offer to sell or class shall be allowed on corresponding (b) The manufacturer and whole­ deliver and any person may buy, offer to sales of each brand and size or front- salers shall grant,, with respect to their buy or receive each brand and size or mark of cigars priced by this order and sales of each brand and size or frontmark frontmark, and packing of the following shall not be reduced. If a brand and of domestic cigars for which maximum domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ size or frontmark of domestic cigars for prices are established by this order, the imum list price and maximum retail which maximum prices are established discounts they customarily granted in price set forth below: by this order is of a price class not sold March 1942 on their sales of domestic by the manufacturer or the particular cigars of the same price class to pur­ Maxi­ chasers of the same class, unless a change Maxi­ wholesaler in March 1942, he shall, with Brand Size or front- Pack­ mum mum therein results in a lower price. Packing mark ing list retail respect to his sales thereof, grant the price price discounts and may charge and shall al­ differentials charged by the manufac­ low the packing differentials custom­ turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the same price Per M Cents arily granted, charged or allowed (as the Inspiro______.Tnnior ...... 50 $28 2 for 7 case may be) in March 1942 by his most class to purchasers of the same class Ken more. ... Londres.. _. 60115 15 closely competitive seller of the same may be charged on corresponding sales class on sales of domestic cigars of the of each brand and size or frontmark of cigars priced by this order, but shall not (b) The manufacturer and whole­ same March 1942 price class to pur­ salers shall grant, with respect to their chasers of the same class. be increased. Packing differentials al­ lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ sales of each brand and size or front- (c) On or before the first delivery to mark of domestic cigars for which max­ any purchaser of each brand and size or saler in March 1942 on sales of domes­ tic cigars of the same price class to pur­ imum prices are established by this or­ frontmark of domestic cigars for which chasers of the same class shall be allowed der, the discounts they customarily maximum prices are established by this on corresponding sales of each brand and granted in March 1942 on their sales of order, the manufacturer and every other size or frontmark of cigars priced by this domestic cigars of the same price class seller (except a retailer) shall notify the order and shall not be reduced. If a to purchasers of the same class, unless a purchaser of the maximum list price and brand and size or frontmark of domestic change therein results in a lower price. the maximum retail price established by cigars for which maximum prices are Packing differentials charged by the this order for such brand and size or established by this order is of a price manufacturer or a wholesaler in March frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ class not sold by the manufacturer or 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the tice shall conform to and be given in the the particular wholesaler in March 1942, same price class to purchasers of the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max­ he shall, with respect to his sales thereof, same class may be charged on corre­ imum Price Regulation No. 260. grant the discounts and may charge and sponding sales of each brand and size or (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ shall allow the packing differentials cus­ frontmark of cigars priced by this order, quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ tomarily granted, charged or allowed (as but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ the case may be) in March 1942 by his ferentials allowed by the manufacturer ply to sales for which maximum prices most closely competitive seller of the or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales are established by this order. same class on sales of domestic cigars of of domestic cigars of the same price class (e) This order may. be revoked or the same March 1942 price class to pur­ to purchasers of the same class shall be amended by the Price Administrator at chasers of the same class. allowed on corresponding sales of each any time. (c) On or before the first delivery to brand and size or frontmark of cigars This order shall become effective June any purchaser of each brand and size or priced by this order and shall not be re­ 6,1945. frontmark of domestic cigars for which duced. If a brand and size or front - maximum prices are established by this mark of domestic cigars for which max­ Issued this 5th day of June 1945. order, the manufacturer and every other imum prices are established by this or­ Chester B owles, seller (except a retailer) shall notify the der is of a price class not sold by the Administrator. purchaser of the maximum list price and manufacturer or the particular whole­ the maximum retail price established by saler in March 1942, he shall, with re­ [P. R. Doc. 45-9762; Piled, June 5, 1945; v this order for such brand and size or spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis­ 2:42 p. m.] frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ counts and may charge and shall allow tice shall conform to and be given in the the packing differentials customarily manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max­ granted, charged or allowed (as the case imum Price Regulation No. 260. may be) in March 1942 by his most [MPR 260, Order 1073] (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ closely competitive seller of the same La Nina Cigar F actory quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ class on sales of domestic cigars of the mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ same March 1942 price class to pur­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES ply to sales for which maximum prices chasers of the same class. For the reasons set forth in an opinion are established by this order. (c) On or before the first delivery to accompanying this order, and pursuant (e) This order may be revoked or any purchaser of each brand and size or to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ amended by the Price Administrator at frontmark of domestic cigars for which ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: any time. maximum prices are established by this (a) La Nina Cigar Factory, 919 11th This order shall become effective June order, the manufacturer and every other Avenue, Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter 6,1945. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers purchaser of the maximum list price and Issued this 5th day of June 1945. and retailers may sell, offer to sell or the maximum retail price established by deliver and any person may buy, offer to Chester B owles, this order for such brand and size or % Administrator. frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ buy or receive each brand and size or tice shall conform to and be given in the frontmark, and packing of the following [P. R. Doc. 45-9763; Piled, June 5, 1945; manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ 2:42 p. m.] mum Price Regulation No. 260. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6817

(d) Unless the context otherwise re­ charged or allowed (as the case may be) cigars priced by this order, but shall not quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ in March 1942 by his most closely com­ be increased. Packing differentials mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ petitive seller of the same class on sales allowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ ply to sales for which maximum prices of domestic cigars of the same March saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic are established by this order. 1942 price class to purchasers of the cigars of the same price class to pur­ (e) This order may be revoked or same class. chasers of the same class shall be allowed amended by the Price Administrator at (c) On or before the first delivery to on corresponding sales of each brand any time. any purchaser of each brand and size and size or frontmark of cigars priced by or frontmark of domestic cigars for this order and shall not be reduced. If • This order shall become effective June which maximum prices are established a brand and size or frontmark of do­ 6,1945. by this order, the manufacturer and mestic cigars for which maximum prices Issued this 5th day of June 1945. every other seller (except a retailer) are established by this order is of a price shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ Chester B owles, class not sold by the manufacturer or the Administrator. mum list price and the maximum retail particular wholesaler in March 1942, he price established by this order for such shall, with respect to his sales thereof, [F. R. Doc. 45-9764; Filed, June 5, 1945; brand and size or frontmark of domestic grant the discounts and may charge and 2:43 p. m.] cigars. The notice shall conform to and % »hall allow the packing differentials be given in the manner prescribed by customarily granted, charged or allowed § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regula­ (as the case may be) in March 1942 by [MPR 260, Order 1075] tion No. 260. his most closely competitive seller of the Harry A. R unkle (d> Unless the context otherwise re­ same class on sales of domestic cigars of quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ the same March 1942 price class to pur­ authorization of maximum prices mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall chasers of the same class. For the reasons set forth in an opinion apply to sales for which maximum prices (c) On or before the first delivery to accompanying this order, arid pursuant are established by this order. any purchaser of each brand and size or to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ (e) This order may be revoked or frontmark of domestic cigars for which ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That amended by the Price Administrator at maximum prices are established by this (a) Harry A. Runkle, Howard Street, any time. order, the manufacturer and every other Red Lion, Pa., (hereinafter called This order shall become effective June seller (except a retailer) shall notify the “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and 6, 1945. purchaser of the maximum list price and retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver Issued this 5th day of June 1945. the maximum retail price established by and any person may buy, offer to buy this order for such brand and size or or receive each brand and size or front- Chester B owles, frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ mark, and packing of the following Administrator. tice shall conform to and be given in domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9765; Filed, June 5, 1945; the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of imum list price and maximum retail 2:43 p. m.] Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. price set forth below: (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ Maxi­ Maxi­ [MFR 260, Order 1076] mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ Size or front- Pack­ mum mum ply to sales for which maximum prices Brand mark ing list retail A. Z. Hood Cigar Co. price price are established by this order. authorization of maximum prices (e) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at Per M Cents For the reasons set forth in an opinion any time. B etty...... Perfecto1____ 50 $56 7 accompanying this order, and pursuant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ This order shall become effective June 1 Prices apply to this brand and frontmark using 6, 1945. Florida Shade (Type 62) wrappers only. ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That (a) A. Z. Hood Cigar Co., 2050 Broad, Issued this 5th day of June 1945. (b) The manufacturer and whole­ Paducah, Ky. (hereinafter called “manu­ salers shall grant, with respect to their facturer”) and wholesalers and retailers Chester B owles, sales of each brand and size or frontmark may sell, offer to sell or deliver and any Administrator. of domestic cigars for which maximum person may buy, offer to buy or receive prices are established by this order, the [F. R. Doc. 45-9766; Filed, June 5, 1945; each brand and size or frontmark, and 2:43 p. m.] discounts they customarily granted in packing of the following domestic cigars March 1942 on their sales of domestic at the appropriate maximum list price cigars of the same price class to pur­ and maximum retail price set forth [MPR 260, Order 1077] chasers of the same class, unless a change below: therein results in a lower price. Pack­ Curvin E. Miller ing differentials charged by the manu­ Maxi­ Maxi­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 Size or front- Pack­ mum mum on sales* of domestic cigars, of the same Brand mark ing list retail For the reasons set forth in an opinion price class to purchasers of the same class price price accompanying this order, and pursuant may be charged on corresponding sales to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ of each brand and size or frontmark of Per M * Cents ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: Cigars priced by this order, but shall not 50 $60 2 for 15 (a) Curvin E. Miller, Rear 30 Pine be increased. Packing differentials al­ St., Red Lion, Pa. (hereinafter called lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ (b) The manufacturer and whole­ “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic salers shall grant, with respect to their retailers may sell; offer to sell or deliver cigars of the same price class to pur­ sales of each brand and size or front- and any person may buy, offer to buy chasers of the same class shall be allowed mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ or receive each brand and size or front- on corresponding sales of each brand mum prices are established by this order, mark, and packing .of the following and size or frontmark of cigars priced the discounts they customarily granted domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ by this order and shall not be reduced. in March 1942 on their sales of domestic imum list price and maximum retail If a brand and size or frontmark of cigars of the same price class to pur­ price set forth below: domestic cigars for which maximum chasers of the same class, unless a change prices are established by this order is of therein results in a lower price. Packing Maxi- Maxi- differentials charged by the manufac­ Size or front- Pack- mum mum a price class not sold by the manufac­ Brand mark ing list retail turer or the particular wholesaler in turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on price price March 1942, he shall, with respect to his sales of domestic cigars of the same price sales thereof, grant the discounts and class to purchasers of the same class may Per M Cents may charge and shall allow the packing be charged on corresponding sales of Millers De Luxe. Perfecto H ___ 50 $56 7 differentials customarily granted, each brand and size or frontmark of

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(b) The manufacturer and wholesalers to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ (e) This order may be revoked or shall grant, with respect to their sales of ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That. amended by the Price Administrator at each brand and size or frontmark of (a) Joseph A. Cadieux, 16 High St., any time. domestic cigars for which maximum Chicopee Fails, Mass, (hereinafter called This order shall become effective June prices are established by this order, the “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and 6,1945. discounts they customarily granted in retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver March 1942 on their sales of domestic and any person may buy, offer to buy Issued this 5th day of June 1945. » cigars of the same price class to purchas­ or receive each brand and size or front- Chester B owles, ers of the same class, unless a change mark, and packing of the following Administrator. ■ therein results in a lower price. Pack­ domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ ing differentials charged by the manu­ imum list price and maximum retail [F. R. Doc. 45-9768; Filed, June 5, 1945; facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 price set forth below: 2:44 p. m.] on sales of domestic cigars of the same price class to purchasers of the same class Maxi­ Maxi­ may be charged on corresponding sales Size or front- Pack­ mum m um [MPR 260, Order 1079] Brand mark ing list retail of each brand and size or frontmark of P erez & Diaz Cigar Factory cigars priced by this order, but shall not , price price be increased. Packing differentials al­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Per M Cents lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ Statesman_____ Statesman___ 50 $93. 75 2 for 25 For the reasons set forth in an opinion saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic 50 56.00 7 accompanying this order, and pursuant cigars of the same price class to pur­ Sixteen H i...... Sixteen H i___ 50 56.00 7 Com odor.______iH " ...... 50 90.00 12 to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ chasers of the same class shall be al­ ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That lowed on corresponding sales of each (a) Perez & Diaz Cigar Factory, 107 brand and size or frontmark of cigars.^ (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers W. 7th Avenue, Tampa 3, Fla. (herein­ priced by this order and shall not be re­ shall grant, with respect to their sales after called “manufacturer”) and whole­ duced. If a brand and size or frontmark of each brand and size or frontmark of salers and retailers may sell, offer to sell of domestic cigars for which maximum domestic cigars for which maximum or deliver and any person may buy, offer prices are established by this order is of prices are established by this order, the to buy or receive each brand and size or a price class not sold by the manufac­ discounts they customarily granted in frontmark, and packing of the following turer or the particular wholesaler in March 1942 on their sales of domestic domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ March 1942, he shall, with respect to his cigars of the same price class to pur­ imum list price and maximum retail price sales thereof, grant the discounts and chasers of the same class, unless a set forth below: may charge and shall allow the packing change therein results in a lower price. differentials customarily granted, Packing differentials charged by the Maxi­ Maxi­ charged or allowed (as the case may bè) manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Size or front- Pack­ mum m um in March 1942 by his most closely com­ 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Brand mark ing list retail petitive seller of the same class on sales same price class to purchasers of the price price of domestic cigars of the same March same class may be charged on corre­ 1942 price class to purchasers of the same sponding sales of each brand and size or Per M Cents class. frontmark of cigars priced by this order, Perez & Diaz___ Corona______60 $64 8 (c) On or before the first delivery to but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ any purchaser of each brand and size ferentials allowed by the manufacturer (b) The manufacturer and wholesalers or frontmark of domestic cigars for or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales shall grant, with respect to their sales which maximum prices are established of domestic cigars of the same price of each brand and size or frontmark of by this order, the manufacturer and class to purchasers of the same class shall domestic cigars for which maximum every other seller (except a retailer) be allowed on corresponding sales of each prices are established by this order, the shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ brand and size or frontmark of cigars discounts they customarily granted in mum list price and the maximum retail priced by this order and shall not be March 1942 on their sales of domestic price established by this order for such reduced. If a brand and size or front- cigars of the same price class to pur­ brand and size or frontmark of domes­ mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ chasers of the same class, unless a tic cigars. The notice shall conform to mum prices are established by this order change therein results in a lower price. and be given in the manner prescribed is of a price class not sold by the manu­ Packing differentials charged by the' by § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regu­ facturer or the particular wholesaler in manufacturer or a wholesaler in March lation No. 260. March 1942, he shall, with respect to his 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ sales thereof, grant the discounts and same price class to purchasers of the quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ may charge and shall allow the pack­ same class may be charged on corre­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ ing differentials customarily granted, sponding sales of each brand and size or ply to sales for which maximum prices charged or allowed (as the case may be) frontmark of cigars priced by this order, are established by this order. in March 1942 by his most closely com­ but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ (e) This order may be revoked or petitive seller of the same class on sales ferentials allowed by the manufacturer amended by the Price Administrator at of domestic cigars of the same March or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales any time. 1942 price class to purchasers of the of domestic cigars of the same price class same class. to purchasers of the same class shall be This order shall become effective June (c) On or before the first delivery to 6,1945. allowed on corresponding sales of each any purchaser of each brand and size or brand and size or frontmark of cigars Issued this 5th day of June 1945. frontmark of domestic cigars for which priced by this order and shall not be maximum prices are established by this reduced. If a brand and size or front- Chester B owles, order, the manufacturer and every other Administrator. mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ seller (except a retailer) shall notify the mum prices are established by this order [F. R. Doc. 45-9767; Filed, June 5, 1945; purchaser of the maximum list price and is of a price class not sold by the manu­ 2:43 p. m.] the maximum retail price established by facturer or the particular wholesaler in this order for such brand and size or March 1942, he shall, with respect to his frontmark of domestic cigars.. The no­ sales thereof, grant the discounts and tice shall conform to and be given in the may charge and shall allow the packing manner prescribed'by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ differentials customarily granted, [MPR 260, Order 1078] mum Price Regulation No. 260. charged or allowed (as the case may be) J oseph A. Cadieux (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ in March 1942 by his most closely com­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ petitive seller of the same class on sales AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES mum Price Regulation No.* 260, shall ap­ of domestic cigars of the same March For the reasons set forth in an opinion ply to sales for which maximum prices 1942 price class to purchasers of the accompanying this order, and pursuant are established by this order. same class. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6819

(c) On or before the first delivery to the same class shall be allowed on cor­ ufacturing and Sales Company on its any purchaser of each brand and size or responding sales of each brand and size sales of irrigation valves and parts there­ frontmark of domestic cigars for which or frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ of as well as the maximum prices of re­ maximum prices are established by this der and shall not be reduced. If a brand sellers of such irrigation valves and parts order, the manufacturer and every other and size or frontmark of domestic cigars thereof is hereby revoked. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the for which maximum prices are estab­ (b) Maximum prices for Snow Irriga­ purchaser of the maximum list price and lished by this order is of a price class not tion Supply Division, Bardco Manufac­ the maximum retail price established by sold by the manufacturer or the particu­ turing and Sales Company. (1) In view this order for such brand and size or lar wholesaler in March 1942, he shall, of the revocation of Order 20 the maxi­ frontmark of domestic cigafs. The no­ with respect to his sales thereof grant mum prices for sales by the Snow Irri­ tice shall conform to and be given in the the discounts and may charge and shall gation Supply Division, Bardco Manu­ manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ allow the packing differentials custom­ facturing and Sales Company shall revert mum Price Regulation No. 260. arily granted, charged or allowed (as the to its previous maximum prices, that is, (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ case may be) in March 1942 by his most the highest prices for which that com­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ closely competitive seller of the same pany delivered, or if it did not deliver, the mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ class on sales of domestic cigars of the highest prices for which it offered to de­ ply to sales for which maximum prices same March 1942 price class to purchas­ liver its irrigation valves and parts there­ are established by this order. ers of the same class. of during March 1942 to each class of (e) This order may be revoked or (c) On or before the first delivery to purchaser. amended by the Price Administrator at any purchaser of each brand and size or (2) The maximum prices set forth any time. frontmark of domestic cigars for which under (b) (1) shall be subject to dis­ counts and allowances including trans­ This order shall become effective June maximum prices are established by this order, the manufacturer and every other portation allowances and price differen­ 6, 1945. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the tials, and the rendition of services which Issued this 5th day of June 1945. purchaser of the maximum list price and are at least as favorable as those the the maximum retail price established by Snow Irrigation Supply Division, Bardco Chester B owles, Manufacturing and Sales Company ex­ Administrator. this order for such brand and size or frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ tended or rendered to purchasers of the [F. R. Doc. 45-9769; Filed, June 5, 1945; tice shall conform to and be given in the same class on comparable sales of irriga­ 2:44 p. m.J manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ tion valves or parts during March 1942. mum Price Regulation No. 260. (3) The Snow Irrigation Supply Divi­ (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ sion, Bardco Manufacturing and Sales [MPR 260, Order 1080] quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ Company shall send the following notice at or before the time of the first invoice Juan Martinez mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ ply to sales for which maximum prices after the effective date of this order to AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES are established by this order. each purchaser of irrigation valves or parts thereof: For the reasons set forth in an opinion (e) This order may be revoked or accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at On June 7, 1945, the OPA revoked Order any time. No. 20 under Second Revised Order A-3 under to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ § 1499.159b of MPR 188 which granted ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: This order shall become effective June us an increase in the maximum prices of irri­ (a) Juan Martinez, Calle B. 68, Agua- 6,1945. gation valves and parts thereof equal to 25 dilla, P. R. (hereinafter called “manu­ percent of our highest prices in effect to our facturer”) and wholesalers and retailers Issued this 5th day of June 1945. various classes of purchasers during March may sell, offer to sell or deliver and any Chester B owles, 1942 for each type and size of irrigation person may buy, offer to buy or receive Administrator. valves and parts thereof. In view of the revocation of Order No. 20 each brand and size or frontmark, and our maximum prices revejt to the highest packing of the following domestic cigars [F. R. Doc. 45-9770; Filed, June 5, 1945; 2:44 p. m.] prices for which we delivered or offered for at the appropriate maximum list price delivery each type and size of irrigation valve and maximum retail price set forth and part thereof to each class of purchaser below: during March 1942. [MPR 122, Amdt. 22 to Rev. Order 47] This notice is given to you at the express direction of the OPA. Maxi­ Maxi­ S olid F uels in W ashington, D. C., Area Size or front- Pack­ mum mum Brand mark ing list retail and Alexandria, Va. (c) Maximum prices for persons other price price than the Snow Irrigation Supply Divi­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES sion, Bardco Manufacturing and Sales Per M Cent» Correction Company. (1) In view of the revoca­ d ii" _____ 60 $16 2 Choice Cigar----- In the table under paragraph (c) in tion of Order 20 on and after July 7, Federal Register Document 45-7244, ap­ 1945, the maximum prices for sales by (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ pearing on page 5005 of the issue for any person of irrigation valves or parts purchased from the Snow Irrigation Sup­ ers shall grant, with respect to their sales Friday, May 4,1945, the price per V2 ton, of each brand and size or frontmark of net, 1,000 lbs. for domestic run-of-mine ply Division, Bardco Manufacturing and domestic cigars for which maximum in quantities of two tons or less should Sales Company, shall revert to his pre­ prices aré established by this order, the read “4.74”. vious maximum prices, that is, the high­ discounts they customarily granted in est price for which such person delivered, March 1942 on their sales of domestic or if he did not deliver, the highest price for which he offered to deliver during cigars of the same price class to pur­ [MPR 188, Order 20 Under 2d Rev. Order A-3] chasers of the same class, unless a change March 1942 each type and size of irriga­ therein results in a lower price. Packing B ardco Mfg. and S ales Co. tion valve and part thereof manufac­ tured by the Snow Irrigation Supply differentials charged by the manufac­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 oh Division, Bardco Manufacturing and sales of domestic cigars of the same price An opinion accompanying this order Sales Company to each class of pur­ class to purchasers of the same class may of revocation issued simultaneously, has chaser. be charged on corresponding sales of each been filed with the Division of the Fed­ (2) The maximum prices set forth brand and size or frontmark of cigars eral Register. under (c) (1) shall be subject to dis­ priced by this order, but shall not be in­ 4(a) Order No. 20 under Second Revised counts and allowances including trans­ creased. Packing differentials allowed Order A-3 under § 1499.159b of Maxi­ portation allowances and price dif­ by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in mum Price Regulation 188 which ad­ ferentials, and the rendition of services March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars justed the maximum prices of the Snow which are at least as favorable as those of the same price class to purchasers of Irrigation Supply Division, Bardco Man­ which each seller extended or rendered 6820 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 to purchasers of the same class on com­ treated ice at not more than the ceiling Regional and District Office Orders. parable sales of irrigation valves or parts price in effect for such untreated ice. during March 1942. (2) Shall positively identify such ice [Region I Order G-44 Under RMPR 122, (3) All sellers selling irrigation valves for the protection of the customer. Arndt. 3] or parts thereof covered by this order (3) Shall, not later than July 16,1945, S olid F uels in Danbury, Conn,, Area shall send the following notice at or be­ file with the Director, Transportation For the reasons set forth in an opin­ fore the time of the first invoice after and Public Utilities Division, Office of ion issued simultaneously herewith and the effective date of this order to each Price Administration, Washington 25, under the authority vested in the Re­ purchaser of irrigation valves or parts D. C. a statement, covering the period gional Administrator of Region I of the thereof: April 1 through June 30, 1945, providing Office of Price Administration by Order No. 20 under Second Revised the following information: §§ 1340.259 (a) (1) and 1340.260 of Re­ Order A-3 under § 1499.159b of MPR 188 1. Total tons of ice manufactured contain­ vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, which established adjusted maximum' prices ing No-Bac. and the Emergency Price Control Act of for irrigation valves and parts thereof manu­ 2. Total cost of No-Bac chemical used in factured by the Snow Irrigation Supply Di­ 1942, as amended, Region I Order No. manufacturing the indicated tonnage of No- G-44 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ vision, Bardco Manufacturing and Sales Bac ice. Company has been revoked by the Office 3. Total labor cost for placing No-Bac in ulation No. 122 is hereby amended in the of Price Administration as of June 7, 1945. make-up water to produce that tonnage. following respects: On and after July 7, 1945, our maximum 4. Total cost of separate storage and 1. In paragraphs (b), (c) and (e) the prices for irrigation valves purchased by us handling of the indicated tonnage of -No-Bac from the Snow Irrigation Supply Division, Ice in excess of the normal cost for storage provisions, prices and references relat­ Bardco Manufacturing and Sales Company and handling of untreated ice. ing to “Franklin” are hereby deleted. shall revert to the highest price for which 5. Total of any other applicable costs for 2. Paragraph (i) is hereby revoked, we delivered, or if we did not deliver, the manufacturing or handling the indicated and a new paragraph (i) is inserted to highest price for which we offered to deliver tonnage of No-Bac Ice in excess of the nor­ read as follows: each type and size of such irrigation valve mal costs for untreated ice, with a break­ and parts to each class of purchaser during down to show how this total is reached. (i) Certain named Pennsylvania coals. March 1942. 6. Certification that the seller did at all The specific maximum prices set forth This notice is sent to you at the express times sell, or offer for sale, untreated ice at above for Pennsylvania Anthracite may direction of the Office of Price Administra­ the applicable ceiling prices in all custom­ tion. be increased by the following amounts ary classifications and in quantities de­ when the following sizes of named Penn­ This order of revocation shall become sired by purchasers, and at no time, by Any sylvania Anthracite coals are sold; pro­ method or device, caused purchasers to pur­ effective June 7, 1945 as to the Snow Ir­ chase No-Bac Ice in instances When such vided the following increases may be rigation Supply Division, Bardco Manu­ purchasers desired to purchase untreated ice. charged only if the conditions set forth facturing and Sales Company and July in paragraph (b) of Region I Revised 7,1945 as to all other sellers. (c) Definitions. (1) The term “No- Supplementary Order No. 2 under Re­ Bac Ice” as used herein, means ice which Issued this 6th day of June 1945. vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 contains a bacteria-retarding compound are observed: Chester B owles, known by the trade name of No-Bac, and, Administrator. when frozen into ice, comprising prin­ Amount of addition cipally Sodium Benzoate .00032 by volume [F. R. Doc. 45-9820; Filed, June 6, 1945; and Chloramine T .00016 by volume. Kind and size 11:38 a. m.] Per Per P e r* Per (2) “Untreated ice” means ice which net H H 100 does not contain No-Bac. ton ton ton lbs. (d) This order shall expire at the end [MPR 188, Order 3896] of 90 days from its effective date, unless Franklin:. Egg, stove, and chest­ B elle Manufacturing Co. it is sooner revoked or modified by the n u t______$1.00 $0.50 $0.25 $0.05 Administrator. Jeddo Highland: APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Broken, egg, stove, (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law chestnut, pea, and Correction 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; buckwheat___ :_____ .25 .15 .05 None Rice______.15 .10 None None In Federal Register Document 45-9535, E. O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) appearing on page 6610 of the issue for This order shall become effective June 3. Subparagraph (4) of paragraph (f) Tuesday, June 5, 1945, the bracketed 11, 1945. designation head-note should appear at is renumbered subparagraph (4b). the top of the document as set forth Note: The reporting and record-keeping 4. Subparagraph (4a) is added to par­ requirements of this order have been ap­ agraph (f) to read as follows: above. proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ cordance with the Federal Reports Act of (4a) “Jeddo Highland” means that 1942. Pennsylvania Anthracite which is pre­ [MPR 154, Order 12] pared at Jeddo # 7 breaker and High­ No-B ac I ce Issued this 6th day of June 1945. land #5 breaker of the Jeddo Highland ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Chester Bowles, Coal Company, Jeddo, Pennsylvania, Administrator. and marketed by said company under For the reasons set forth in an opinion the trade names “Jeddo Coal,” “High­ Issued simultaneously herewith and filed [F. R. Doc. 45-9816; Filed, June 6, 1945; land Coal” or “Hazel Brook Coal”. with the Division of the Federal Register, 11:38 a. m.] and pursuant to § 1393.12 (c) of Maxi­ This Amendment No. 3 shall become mum Price Regulation 154, It is ordered: effective May 5, 1945. (a) The maximum price per ton for Issued this 27th day of April 1945. “No-Bac Ice” sold at wholesale or retail [MPR 260, Order 871] shall be the appropriate maximum price E ldon C. Shoup, for “untreated ice” under MPR 154, plus H. L. R eichard Regional Administrator. $3.50. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES [F, R. Doc. 45-9725; Filed, June 5, 1945; (b) The addition permitted by para­ 12:40 p. m.] graph (a) may not be made by any seller Correction of untreated ice who sells or offers for In Federal Register Document 45-7247, [Region IV Order 0-43 Under RMPR 122] sale No-Bac ice unless such seller: appearing on page 5011 of the issue foj* (1) Shall continue to sell, or offer for Friday, May 4, 1945, the words "Per M” S olid F uels in Waynesboro, Va. sale, untreated ice of the usual qualities should appear immediately above the For the reasons set forth in an opin­ to the extent of the demand for un­ prices in the fourth column of the table. ion issued simultaneously herewith and FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6821 under the authority vested in the Re­ such service, the dealer may charge not [Region IV Order G-44 Under RMPR 122] gional Administrator, Region IV, Office more than 500 per ton therefor. Solid F uels in Staunton, Va. of Price Administration, by § 1340.260 of (2) Carrying up or down stairs. If Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. buyer requests such service, dealer may For the reasons set forth in an opinion 122, it is hereby ordered: charge not more than $1.00 per ton issued simultaneously herewith and un­ (a) What this order does. This adopt­ therefor. der the authority vested in the Regional ing order establishes dollars-and-cents (3) Yard sales. For sales at the yard, Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price ceiling prices for specified solid fuels the dealer must reduce the domestic Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised when sold and delivered by dealers in price at least 500 per ton. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, it is the area set out herein. These fuels are (4) Sacked coal. For coal sold in sacks hereby ordered: described and the maximum prices are at the yard, the dealer may charge not (a) What this order does. This adopt­ set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. more than 500 for 100 pounds, customer ing order establishes dollars-and-cents (b) Area covered. This order covers furnishing sack. ceiling prices for specified solid fuels all sales of specified solid fuels when sold (5) Delivery zone. The dealer may when sold and delivered by dealers in and delivered within the corporate limits make no extra charge for delivery with­ the area set out herein. These fuels are of the City of Waynesboro, in the State in the corporate limits of Waynesboro, described and the maximum prices are of Virginia, and by dealers whose places Virginia. For deliveries beyond such set forth in paragraph (d) hereof. of business are located therein. On sales corporate limits, dealer may charge not (b) Area covered. This order covers by such dealers outside said corporate more than 100 per ton per mile and may all sales of specified solid fuels when limits certain additions are allowed for make a minimum charge of not more sold and delivered within the corporate deliveries. than 500 for each such delivery. limits of the City of Staunton, in\the (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. (6) Credit. No additional charge may State of Virginia and by dealers whose G-37. All the provisions of Order No. be made for extension of credit. places of business are located therein. G-37 under Revised Maximum Price (g) Definitions. The kinds and sizesOn sales by such dealers outside said Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for of coal priced in this order are those cus­ cbrporate limits certain additions are al­ Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV, is­ tomarily sold by dealers whose places of lowed for deliveriès. sued April 4, 1945, by the Atlanta Re­ business are located in Waynesboro, Vir­ (c) Applicability of Basic Order NO. gional Office, Region IV, Office of Price ginia, as reported to the Office of Price G-37. All the provisions of Order No. Administration, are adopted in this or­ Administration in connection with the G-37 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ der and are just as much a part of this establishment of the prices named in this ulation No. 122—Basic Order for Area order as if printed herein. If said Order order. Maximum prices for all other Pricing of Coal in Region IV, issued No. G-37 is amended in any respect, all kinds and sizes of coal shall be deter­ April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional the provisions of such order, as amended, mined under the applicable pricing pro­ Office, Region IV, Office of Price Admin­ shall likewise, without other action, be a visions of Revised Maximum Price istration are adopted in this order and part of this order. All persons subject to Regulation No. 122. The kinds and sizes are just as much a part of this order as this adopting order are also subject to of coal referred to are specifically de­ if printed herein. If said Order No. G-37 and should read and be familiar with the fined as follows: is amended in any respect all the provi­ provisions of said Order No. G-37. (1) Low Volatile Bituminous Coal from sions of such order, as amended, shall (d) Relationship between this order District No. 7 (Southern West Virginia likewise, without other action, be a part and previous orders. Supplementary and Northwestern and Central Virginia), of this order. All persons subject to this Order No. 1 issued under Order No. G-37 and from Subdistrict 9 in District No. 8. adopting order are also subject to and under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ (1) Egg. Top size larger than 3", bot­ should read and be familiar with the pro­ tion No. 122 shall not be applicable to tom size no limit, in Price Classifications visions of said Order No. G-37. this Order No. G-43 under Revised Max­ A through C, inclusive. (d) Maximum prices. Maximum prices imum Price Regulation No. 122, inas­ (ii) Stove. Top size larger than lVt” , established by this order are as follows much as the increases provided thereby but not exceeding 3"; bottom size smaller for sales on a “Direct Delivery or Domes­ have been included in the prices estab­ than 3", in Price Classification A. tic” basis: lished herein. (iii) Nut. Top size larger than (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from (e) Maximum prices. M axim um but not exceeding VA"; bottom size district No. 7: prices established by this order are as smaller than 114", in Price Classifiea- tion A. Per Per Vi Per l i follows for sales on a “direct delivery ton ton ton or domestic” basis: (iv) Pea (.stoker). Top size not ex­ Size 2,000 1,000 500 (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from ceeding bottom size smaller than lbs. lbs. lbs. district No. 7 and 8: in Price Classification A. (2) High Volatile Bituminous Coal Double Screened and Treated: from District No. 8 (Eastern Kentucky, $9.31 $4.90 $2.58 Per PerH P e r ii 8.91 4.70 2.48 ton ton ton Southwestern West Virginia, Western Treated: Size 2,000 1,000 500 Virginia, Northern Tennessee and North R un of M in e ...... 8.36 4.43 2.34 lbs. lbs. lbs. 8.31 4.40 2.33 Carolina). 8.41 4.46 2.35 (i) Egg. All double screened egg coals, Treated: (1) top size larger than 5" but not ex­ $9.15 $4.83 $2.54 (2) High volatile bituminous coal from 8.90 4.70 2.48 ceeding 6" and bottom size 2" and N u t ' ...... 8.30 4.40 2.33 smaller; and (2) top size 3" and larger, district No. 8: 8.15 4.33 2.29 but not exceeding 5", and bottom size larger than* 2" but not exceeding 3", in Double Screened and Treated: $9.15 v $4.83 $2.54 (2) High volatile bituminous coal from Price Classifications G through K, in­ Stove—______district No. U: clusive. (ii) Stove. All double screened stove (e) Maximum authorized service coals, top size larger than 2", but not charges and required deductions—(1) Per Per J0 P e r ii Carrying. If buyer requests such service, ton ton ton exceeding 3" and bottom size 2" and Size 2/)0p 1,000 500 smaller, in Price Classifications C the dealer may charge not more than lbs. lbs. lbs. through G, inclusive. 500 per ton therefor. (2) Yard sales. When buyer picks up Treated: Effective date. This order shall be­ coal at the dealer’s yard, the dealer must $8.15 $4.33 $2.29 come effective May 31,1945. 7.85 4.18 2.21 reduce the domestic price at least 500 Yard slack from Districts 7 Issued: May 26, 1945. per ton. ii. 50 3.50 1.88 (3) Sacked coal. For coal sold in sacks Alexander Harris, at the yard, the dealer may charge not Regional Administrator. (f) Maximum authorize$ service more than 500. for 75 pounds of District charges and required deductions—(1) [P. R. Doc. 45-9734; Filed, June 5, 1945; No. 7 Egg, Lump, or Stove coal, and not Carrying from curb. If buyer requests 12:43 p. m.] more than 400 for 75 pounds of District 6822 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, M S

No. 8 Stove coal. For deliveries of 75 [Region IV Order G-21 Under SR 15, MPR than the maximum prices set by this Re­ pounds of such coal in sacks, dealer may 280 and MPR 329] add not' more than lOtf per sack of 75 vised Order No. G -ll; but less than the pounds to above prices. F luid Milk in T ennessee maximum prices may at any time be (4) Delievery zone. The dealer may Correction charged, paid, or offered. make no extra charge for delivery within (2) Obtain a higher than maximum the corporate limits of Staunton, Vir­ In Federal Register Document 45-6621, price by, ginia. For deliveries beyond such cor­ appearing at page 4638 of the issue for (i) Charging for a service unless ex­ porate limits, dealer may charge not more Friday, April 27, 1945, paragraph (e) of pressly requested by the buyer and unless than ten cents per ton per mile and may section 2 and paragraph (j) of section 3 specifically authorized to do so by this make a minimum charge of not more should read, respectively, as follows: order; than 50$ for each such delivery. (e) Sales or deliveries by a producer, (ii) Charging a price higher than the (5) Credit. The prices specified are if his sales of all commodities produced schedule price for a service; for cash within ten days of date of de­ or processed on his farm totaled $75.00 (iii) Making a charge higher than the livery. For credit of more than ten days, or less in the preceding calendar month. dealer may add not more than 50tf per schedule charge authorized for the ex­ This order shall apply, however, to such tension of credit; ton to the prices specified. sales and deliveries made by a farmers’ (f) Definitions. The kinds and sizes cooperative either as agent or otherwise. (iv) Using any tying agreement or re­ of coal priced in this order are those cus­ * * * * * quiring that the buyer purchase any­ tomarily sold by dealers whose places of thing in addition to the fuel requested by (j) “Plain buttermilk” means butter­ him; or business are located in Staunton, Vir­ milk from which all or a portion of the ginia, as reported to the Office of Price butterfat has been removed by churn­ (v) Using any other device by which a Administration in connection with the ing, skimming, or the application of cen­ higher than maximum price is obtained, establishment of the prices named in this trifugal force and which has been inocu­ directly or indirectly. order. Maximum prices for all other lated with lactic acid forming bacteria (c) Relationship to Revised Maximum kinds and sizes of coal shall be deter­ or in which such bacteria have been Price Regulation No. 122 and to Regional mined under the applicable pricing pro­ incubated through processes, with the Order No. G-19. To the extent applica­ visions of Revised Maximum Price Regu­ result that the product contains lactic ble, the provisions of this order super­ lation No. 122. The kinds and sizes of acid in excess of y2 percent. coal referred to are specifically defined sede Revised Maximum Price Regulation as follows: No. 122. In so far as any provision in (1) Low Volatile Bituminous Coal from this order may be inconsistent with any District No. 7 (Southern West Virginia [Region VI Rev. Order G -ll Under RMPR provision of Revised Maximum Price and Northwestern and Central Vir­ 122} Regulation No. 122, the provision con­ ginia) . tained in this order shall be controlling. (1) Egg and lump. All lump, bottom S olid F uels in Chicago, III., Area Except as herein otherwise provided the size and egg, top size larger thai> Order No. G -ll under Revised Maxi­ provisions of Revised Maximum Price 3"; bottom size, no limit, all in Price mum Price Regulation No. 122 is redesig­ Regulation No. 122 remain in full force Classification A. and effect. (ii) Stove. Top size larger than VA", nated Revised Order No. G -ll and is re­ but not exceeding 3"; bottom size smaller vised and amended to read as follows: Dealers whose prices are established by than 3", in Price Classification A. Pursuant to the authority vested in the this order are not required to file reports (iii) Run-of-mine. Screened Run-of- Regional Administrator of Region VI by under § 1340.262 (c) of Revised Maxi­ Mine in Price Classifications A and B. § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price mum Price Regulation No. 122 for those (iv) Pea. Top size not exceeding Regulation No. 122, as amended, it is solid fuels for which specific maximum bottom size smaller than in Price ordered: prices are established herein. This order Classification A. (a) What this order does. This order supersedes Order No. G-19 as to dealers (v) Nut. Top size larger than but establishes maximum prices for sales of covered hereby. not exceeding iy 4", bottom size smaller specified solid fuels delivered in the cities Cd) Price schedule. Immediately be­ than 1Í4", in Price Classification A. and villages of: low and as a part of this paragraph (d) (2) High Volatile Bituminous Coal is a price schedule that sets forth maxi­ from District No. 8 (Eastern Kentucky, Bellwood. Maywood. Southwestern West Virginia, Western Berwyn. McCook. mum prices for domestic, commercial Virginia, Northern Tennessee and North Broadview. Melrose Park. and yard sales by dealers of specified Carolina). Brookfield. Morton Grove. kinds, sizes and quantities of solid fuels. (i) Stove. All double-screened stove Chicago. Niles. Service charges are set forth in section coals, top size larger than 2", but not Cicero. Oak Park. (e) . Discounts are set forth in section exceeding 3"; and bottom size 2" and Elmwood Park. Park Ridge. (f) . Charges for treatment of coal are Evanston. River Forest. smaller, in Price Classification F. Forest Park. River Grove. set forth in section (g). Taxes are set (g) Relationship between this order Franklin Park. Riverside. forth in section (h). and previous orders. Supplementary Hillside. Schiller Park. (1) The price schedule lists maximum Order No. 1 issued under Order No. G-37 LaGrange. Skokie. prices for the sale of coal on the basis of under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ Lincolnwood. Westchester. the type of mine operation by means of tion No. 122 shall not be applicable to Lyons. which it is produced. On sales of coal this Order No. G-44 under Revised Maxi­ all within Cook- County, Illinois. These derived from District Nos. 1, 7, 8, 9, and mum Price Regulation No. 122, inasmuch are the highest prices that any dealer 11, the prices established are similar for as the increases provided thereby have may charge when he delivers any of such the same kind and size of fuel regardless been included in the prices established fuel at or to a point within these cities of the type of mine operation. District herein. and villages named; they are also the No. 10 (Illinois) prices for coal described Effective date. This order shall be­ highest prices that any buyer in the in paragraph IV, A, 1-7 inclusive apply ' come effective May 31, 1945. course of trade or business may pay for to coal derived from Deep Machine Mines and for coal described in paragraph IV, Issued: May 26, 1945. such solid fuels. (b) What this order prohibits. Re­ B, 1-5 inclusive the prices vary as speci­ Alexander Harris, gardless of any obligation, no person fied for coal obtained from Deep Machine Regional Administrator. shall: Mines and Strip Mines. As to all other [P. R. Doc. 45-9735; Piled, June 5, 1945; (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or solid fuels listed the prices are unaffected 12:43 p. m.J business, buy solid fuels at prices higher by the type of mine operation. P rice Schedule— C o n tin u ed P rice Schedule

4 tons or 1, 2, 3 ton ton Yard 4 tons or 1, 2, 3 K ton ton Yard domestic Commer­ domestic domestic Commer­ more tons domestic sales to more tons sales to domestic domestic delivered, delivered, cial, per domestic domestic delivered, delivered, dealers, cial, per dealers, ton per H ton delivered, delivered, per M per Ji per ton delivered, delivered, per K per ton ton ton per ton per ton ton ton per ton per ton (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (6) (6) (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

IV. High volatile coal from District No. 10 (Illinois): I. Low volatile bituminous coal from District No. 7 A. Southern Subdistrict (deep machine mines): (West Virginia and Virginia): 1. Lum p and egg—Size groups 1,2, and 3. All 1. Lump—6" and larger in price classification $7.13 $4.07 $11.06 lump or egg coal, bottom size larger than $12.71 $13.21 2", washed or raw, price groups 1, 2, and 2. Lum p—5" and larger in all other price clas- $7.69 6.88 3.97 10. 61 * 8 - . . . $9.24 $9.74 $5.40 $3.22 12.26 12.76 2. Egg and stove—Size groups 4, 5, 6, and 8. 3. Egg—5" x 2" and larger in price .classifies- 7.18 4.12 11.16 All egg and stove coals bottom size 2" and 12.81 13.31 smaller, washed or raw. Price Groups 4. Egg—5" x 2" and larger in all other price 6.93 3.97 10.71 1,2, and 8. (Include 4" x 2", 3" x 2" and 12.36 12.86 2" r 114") 5.25 3.12 7.39 12.46 12.96 6.98 4.02 10.81 8.94 9.44 6. Stove—N u t or range, 2" x VA" and larger.. 3. Mine run—Size group 7; price groups 1, 2, REGISTER, FEDERAL 6. Nut—Pea or Small Nut, 1K" x H" and 4.66 2.82 6.54 11.31 6.18 3.62 9.51 $10.16 7.74 8.24 16.81 4. Special stoker—Size groups 21, 22, and 28. 7. Pea or buckwheat—Top size not exceeding Washed or air cleaned nut and pea coal, %"•, bottom size smaller than ------10.06 10.56 5.78 3.42 8.81 9.61 10.36 10.86 5.93 3.47 9.11 bottom size larger than 1 millimeter, top 5.63 3.32 8.46 "'"9*31 size not exceeding 2", and dry dedusted 9.71 10.21 special stoker, bottom size larger than 28 II. High volatile bituminous coal from District No. mesh and top size not exceeding J4" 8 (east Kentucky and West Virginia): 8.09 8.59 4.80 2.92 6.89 . 1. Lump or Block—5" and larger (including 5. Washed” or dedusted screenings— Size coals from Miller’s Creek,'High Splint, groups 23, 24, 26 and 27; washed, air and Jellico Seams and No. 5 Seam coal 11.66 12.05 6.53 3.79 9.95 cleaned and dry dedusted screenings, top size not exceeding 2"; Price groups 1, 2 2. Lum p or Block—5" and larger (from seams $6.94 and price classifications other than 11.05 11.65 6.28 3.64 9.45 6. Raw and washed chestnut—Size groups 10 and 18, raw washed or air cleaned nut, 3. Egg—6"' x 2" and larger (including coals coal, bottom size larger than 10 mesh, top from Miller’s Creek, High Splint, and size not exceeding 2". Price groups 1, 2, Jellico Seam and No. 6 Seam Coal in 7.14 11.56 12.05 6.53 3.79 9.95 4. Egg—6" x 2" and larger (from seams and 7. Raw washed pea—Size groups 12 and 20. 11.25 6.13 3.59 9.15 Raw washed or air cleaned pea coal, bot­

10.75 Thursday price classifications other than above).. 9.05 tom size larger than 10 mesh, top size not 10.65 11.15 6.08 3.54 7.34 10.35 10.86 5.93 3.49 8.75 10.06 10.55 5.78 3.39 ‘ 8.80 B. Central-Duquoin, Belleville Subdistricts: k. Run of Mine—Screened, bottom size %" or 1. Lum p or egg—Size groups 1, 2, and 3. All 9.70 10.20 5.63 3.34 8.45 lum p or egg coals, bottom size larger than 2", washed or raw, price groups 10,12,13, 9. Screenings—2" or 1J6" s 0, M ine Index 9.46 16-23, inclusive: 8.29 8.79 4.90 2.97 6.79 16. Screenings—Size Group No. 18, modified 9.06 8.20 8.70 4.85 2.95 6.70 , 2. Egg and stove—Size.groups 4, 5, 6, and 8. June III. High volatile coal from District No. 9 (west All egg and stove coals, bottom size 2" Kentucky): and smaller, washed or raw, price groups A. 6th Seam: 10,16-22, inclusive, 12,13, and 23 (includ­ 1. Size groups 1 through 6. All single screen ing 4" x 2" and 3" x 2" and 2" x 1H"): 7, lump coals and all double-screened raw 8.14 8.64 4.85 2.92 6.64 washed or air-deaned egg coals, top size 8.05 8.55 480 2.90 6.55' 9.26 9.76 5.38 3.22 7.71 1945 3. Washed chestnut—Size group 18, washed or 2. Size groups 8 to 12, inclusive. All raw, air cleaned nut coal, bottom size larger double-screened nut, stoker and pea coals, than 10 mesh, top size not exceeding 2".

top size not exceeding 2" and bottom size 6823 8.76 9.26 5.13 3.07 7.56 Price groups 10, 16-22, inclusive, 12, 13, 3. Size group 7—Straight mine run no fines and 23: 6.54 removed. Mine ran modified by removal 6.45 of any interm ediate size or sizes—no fines removed. All mine run resultants larger 4. Washed pea—Size group 20. W ashed or 7.91 8.41 4.73 2.87 6.71 air cleaned pea coal, bottom size larger 4. Size groups 26 to 29 inclusive. All dry de­ than 10 mesh, top size not exoeeding 1". Price groups 10, 16-22, inclusive, 12, 13, dusted screenings, top size not exceeding 7.71 and 23: 6.59 B. 14th and Stray Seam: 6.60 L Size groups 23 and 24. All washed or air- cleaned screenings larger than $4" x 0 but t 5. W ashed screenings—Size groups 23 and 24. 6.86 Washed or air cleaned screenings, top C. 9th, 11th and all other seams: size not exceeding 2". Price groups 10, 1. Size groups 23 and 24—all washed or air 16-22, inclusive, 12,13 and 23: 6.49 cleaned screenings larger than J4" x 0 but 7.16 6,40 6824 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

P rice Schedule— C ontinued (f) Discounts and time payment charges. (1) The maximum prices pro­ 4 tons or 1. 2, 3 H ton H ton Yard vided for in this order shall be reduced more tons domestic domestic Commer domestic domestic delivered, delivered, sales to cial, per by 2 5 a ton for domestic coal and 15tf delivered, delivered, per% per J i dealers, per ton ton a ton for commercial coal if payment is per ton per ton ton • ton made within 10 days from the ddte in­ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) voice is rendered. (2) Any seller covered by this order IV. High volatile coal from District No. 10—Con. who during December 1941 had in effect O. Northern Subdistrict: 1. Washed screenings—Size groups 23 and 24. ' a regularly established plan for selling Washed or air cleaned screenings, top coal at retail on an installment basis size not exceeding 2". Price group 29: with specific charges for the privilege a. Strip mines______$6.20 V. High volatile bituminous coal from District of deferring payments may file an appli­ No. 11 (Indiana): cation with the Chicago Regional Office 1. Lum p and egg—Size groups 1,2, and 3. All lump and egg coals, bottom size larger of the Office of Price Administration re­ than 2", washed or raw. Price groups questing permission to, continue such 5, 6,13,14,15,16 and 20...... $9.39 $9.89 $5.45 $3.22 $7.84 2. Egg and stove—Size groups 4, 5, 6 and 8. plan in effect. Such application shall All egg and stove coals, bottom size 2" set forth the plan in detail. The Re­ and smaller, washed or raw. Price groups gional Administrator of the Office of 5.6.13.14.15.16, and 20; including 4" x 2", 3" x 2", and 2" x 1 )4 "-.______8.69 9.19 '5.10 3.07 7.14 Price Administration may grant per­ 3. Mine run—Size group 7, price groups 5, 6, mission to continue the use of such plan 13.14.15.16, and 20...... 1_____ 7.29 7.79 4.40 2.72 6.09 4. Stoker nut—Size groups 9-12, inclusive. in whole or in part. Raw nut and pea coal, bottom size larger (g) Charge for treatment of coal. than 10 mesh, top size not exceeding 2", Whenever a dealer has been charged by price groups 6 and 14______: 7.79 8.29 4.65 2.82 6.59 6. Lum p and egg—Size groups 1,2, and 3. All his supplier for the chemical or oil treat­ lum p and egg coals, bottom size larger than 2", washed or raw. Price groups ment of coal at the mine, he may add 7, 9-12, inclusive, 18 and 19______8.34 8.84 4.95 2.97 6.79 such treatment charge to the applicable 6. Egg and stove—Size groups 4, 5, 6, and 8. maximum price set by this order: Pro­ All egg and stove coals, bottom size 2" and smaller. Washed or raw. Price vided, That the treated coal is kept sep­ groups 7,9-12, inclusive, 18 and 19; includ­ arate and is not mixed , with untreated ing 4" x 2", 3" x 2" and 2" x 1)4"______8.19 8.69 4.85 2.92 6.64 7. Screenings—Washed and dedusted. Size coal. When a treatment charge is made groups 23, 24, 26, and 27______6.54 pursuant to this section the dealer need VT. Low volatile smithing coal from District No. 1 not separately state the amount of such (Pennsylvania)______12.48 12.98 6.99 4.00 10.98 VII. A. Pennsylvania anthracite:1 service charge if he clearly indicates on 1. Egg, stove, nut______J____ 16.55 17.05 9.05 5.05 14.75 the invoice that such coal is so treated. 2. Pea______1______15.00 15.50 8.25 4.65 13.25 3. Buckwheat______1 13.20 13.70 7.35 4.20 11.50 (h) Taxes. (1) The transportation 4. R ic e ...... 1 11.95 12.45 6.75 3.90 10.60 tax imposed by section 620 of the Reve­ VIII. Chicago manufactured coke: 1. Egg, stove, nut...... 14.80 15.30 8.15 4.60 13.10 nue Act of 1942 may be collected in ad­ 2. Pea...... i 13.80 14.30 7.65 4.35 12.10 dition to the maximum prices set by IX . Cannel coal from District No. 8: 1. Lumps and 14.75 15.25 8.13 4.59 13.25 chunks. this order, provided the dealer states it X. Briquettes: 1. District No. 7—Low volatile coal. 13,10 13.60 7.33 4,16 11.45 separately from the price on his invoice or statement. But no part of that tax > The maximum prices for Pennsylvania Anthracite sold in Evanston, Skokie, and M orton Grove shall be the maxi­ may be collected in addition to the max­ mum prices established in the above schedule, plus the following amounts, whichever is applicable: imum price on sales of quarter-ton or 1 or more tons______:______.v .rr______... eo lesser quantities, or on sales of any }6 ton, egg, stove, and n u t...... j______t 35 quantity of sacked coal. yi ton, all other sizes...______^______1.111 30 Ji ton, egg, stove', and nut...... I.I.IIIIIII 20 (2) No amount equivalent to the Illi­ ton, all other sizes______1______.II.IILIIII””” l ” 15 nois Retailer’s Occupational tax, nor any (2) No prices are shown in Column 7, other tax may be added to the m aximum under paragraph (e). These charges prices herein set forth. “commercial,” for those fuels customarily may be made only if the buyer requests used only for domestic purposes. Simi­ (i) Addition of increases in supplier’s larly, no prices are shown in Columns such service of the dealer and only when price prohibited,. Notwithstanding the 1 to 6 for those fuels customarily used the dealer renders the service. Such provisions of Revised Maximum Price only for commercial purposes. For such service charge shall be separately stated Regulation No. 122, the maximum prices set by this order may not be increased fuels, however, the prices shown in the in the dealer’s invoice. schedule (adjusted for the quantity de­ and need not be decreased by a dealer livered) are the maximum prices irre­ to reflect increases or decreases in pur­ spective of the type of sale. Fuel for Per Per chase costs or in his supplier’s maximum Trim ton ton prices occurring after the effective date which only a commercial price is shown coal coke may not be sold at a price higher than hereof; but increases or decreases in the maximum prices set hereby, to reflect the price shown in Column 7 of the sched- Cents use, irrespective of the use. Fuels for Single—Outside...... 30 $0.35 such changes, are within the discretion which domestic, but not commercial, Double—Inside onlv______— 40 .45 of the Regional Administrator. prices are shown may be sold at the Wheel (j) Petitions for amendments. This domestic prices indicated in the sched­ Loads______, 70 .85 order may be revoked, amended, or modi­ ule, irrespective of the use to which the Dump and Carry fied at any time. Any dealer may at any fuels are put. The maximum prices for Loads.. ___ __ 95 1.10 time file with the Chicago Regional Of­ solid fuels of a size and type not pro­ fice of the Office of Price Administration vided for in the schedule, shall be estab­ a petition for amendment to this order in accordance with the provisions of lished under the applicable provisions of Coal Coke Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. Revised Procedural Regulation No. 1. Bags (k) Posting of maximum prices and 122, as amended. Over Ì6 ton yi ton Over records. (1) Each dealer subject to this (e) Service charges. Immediately be­ yi ton M ton \6 ton yi ton low and as a part of this paragraph (e) order shall post all the maximum prices set by it for all his types of sales. He is a schedule which sets forth maximum Per Per prices which a dealer may charge for. ton Cents Cents ton Cents Cents shall post his prices in his place of busi­ Ground floor__ $0.95 50 25 $1.10 55 30 ness in a manner plainly visible to and special services described according to Second floor___ 1.20 60 30 1.35 t 70 35 Third floor____ 1.40 70 35 1.55 80 40 understandable by the purchasing pub­ ordinary and popular trade meaning, Fourth floor___ 1.70 85 45 1.85 95 60 lic. He shall also keep a copy of this rendered in connection with all sales order available for examination by any FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6825 person inquiring as to his prices fot solid (8) Whenever reference is made vided, That a dealer who is authorized to fuel. No report of the maximum prices herein to “price classification,” “mini­ make a special service charge for chem­ established by this order need be made mum price schedule,” “Production ical or oil treatment of coal need not by any dealer under § 1340.262 (c) of Group,” “Size Group,” “Price Group,” separately state the amount of such serv­ Rev. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. “District No.,” or “Sub-district,” the ice charge if he clearly indicates on the (2) Every person making a sale of reference shall have the meaning, defini­ invoice that such coal is so treated: And solid fuel for which a maximum price is tion, force and effect given those terms further provided, That provisions of this set by this order shall keep a record under the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, paragraph (m) shall not apply to sales thereof showing the date; the name and or under any order, schedule, rule or of solid fuels in less than quarter-ton address of the buyer, if known;, the per regulation issued by the Bituminous Coal lots unless requested by the purchaser. net ton price charged and the solid fuel Division of the U. S. Department of the This Revised Order No. G -ll shall be­ sold. The solid fuel shall be identified Interior and established or in effect as come effective immediately. in the manner in which it is described in of midnight, August 23,1943. this order. The record shall also sepa­ (9) “Low volatile bituminous coal” re­ issued this 18th day of May, 1945. rately state each service rendered and fers to coal produced in the low volatile R ae E. Walters, the charge made for it. sections of the producing districts speci­ Regional Administrator. (1) Definitions. (1) (i) “Delivery” or fied herein. “delivered” means dumping or chuting (10) “Medium volatile bituminous [F. R. Doc. 45-9724; Filed, June 5, 1945; by single chute the fuel from the seller’s coal” refers to coal produced in the me­ 12:40 p. m.] truck directly into the buyer’s bin or dium volatile sections of the producing storage space. This method of delivery districts specified herein. [Region VII Order G-9 Under Supp. covers all jobs where the delivery can be (11) “High volatile bituminous coal” Order 94] made by team or truck alongside the refers to coal produced in the high vola­ F olding Bed S creen F rames in D enver tile sections of the producing districts building or coal hole and not over 6 feet R egion therefrom, or by team or truck where specified herein. same can be placed on an approved drive­ (12) “Egg, stove, nuts,” etc., sizes of Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ way or surface no further from the coal bituminous coal received entirely by rail trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabi­ hole than the distance an 8 foot chute, refer to the sizes of such coal as defined lization Act of 1942, as amended, and would reach when placed at an angle in the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, as sections 11 and 13 of Supplementary Or­ permitting coal to run from the vehicle amended, and as prepared at the mine der No. 94, as amended, and for the to the coal hole, or when a dealer desires, in accordance with the applicable mini­ reasons set forth in the accompanying in order to speed up the truck, to dump mum price schedule promulgated by the opinion, this Order No. G-9 is issued. the coal from the truck and have it Bituminous Coal Division of the U. S. (a) What this order does. This order shovelled into the coal hole. Department of the Interior, except that establishes maximum prices for folding (ii) If the foregoing is physically im­ “domestic run-of-mine” shall be that bed screen frames when sold as surplus possible, the term means discharging the size sold as such by the dealer and which war commodities by the Department of fuel directly from the seller’s truck at he customarily purchased at the mine as Commerce, Office of Surplus Property, the point nearest and most accessible to lump size. , and when sold by resellers. the buyer’s bin or storage space. (13) “Egg, stove, nut,” etc., sizes of (b) Geographical applicability. This (2) “Outside trim” means all deliv­ bituminous coal received via the Great Order No. G-9 covers sales of the surplus eries where coal cannot be handled un­ Lakes refer to the sizes of coal sold at war commodities in question only when der the conditions described in para­ the docks under such designations during made in or made for delivery in Region graph (1) (i) of definitions, where the December 1941. VII, which includes all of the states of coal hole is up to 14 feet from the street (14) Except as otherwise provided New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Mon­ side of 0the curb or point where the ve­ herein or as the context may otherwise tana, and tJtah, and all that part of the hicle can get on an approved driveway require all terms used in this order shall State of Idaho lying south of the south­ or surface or where the distance from the bear the meaning given them in Revised ern boundary of Idaho County, the street side of the curb to the outside Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 or County of Malheur in the State of Ore­ building wall at a point where the coal the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942; gon, and all that part of the Counties enters the building is not more than 14 or if not therein defined, they shall be of Mohave and Coconino in the State of feet. given their ordinary and popular trade Arizona lying north of the Colorado (3) “Yard sales” shall mean deliveries meaning. River. made by the dealer in his customary (m) Every person selling solid fuels (c) Description of commodities cov­ manner at his yard or at any place other subject to this order shall, either at the ered. The surplus war commodities cov­ than by his truck. time of, or within thirty days after the ered by this Order No. G-9 are folding (4) “Commercial salei” means sales date of a sale or delivery of solid fuels bed screen frames, some of which are made to commercial and industrial users governed by this order give to his pur­ new, some of which have been recondi­ such as hotels, industrial plants, office chaser an invoice, sales slip or receipt, tioned, and some of which not being new buildings, large department stores, and shall keep an exact copy thereof for are sold in their “as is” condition, and all apartment buildings having 3 or more so long as this order is in effect or for of which are made of 1%" x 2" oak bars, apartments, and to institutional users so long as the Emergency Price Control have three sections hinged together, are such as hospitals, public institutions and Act of 1942, as amended, shall permit, without screens, and each section is 66" public buildings. whichever period is longer, showing the high and 24" wide. The center section (5) “Domestic sales” shall mean all following information: has pedestal legs, and each section has at sales of coal or coke other than com­ The name and address of the seller and the top and at the bottom of the opening mercial sales and yard sales. the purchaser; the kind and size as speci­ therein a V2" oak bar for attaching suit­ (6) “Pennsylvania anthracite” means fied in the price schedule herein, and able screening material to cover the open­ only coal produced in the Lehigh, Schuyl­ quantity of the solid fuels sold, the date ing. All sections have dark oak finish. kill and Wyoming regions in the com­ of the sale or delivery and the price (d) Maximum prices. The maximum monwealth of Pennsylvania. charged. In addition, he shall separately prices for the folding bed screen frames (7) “Egg, stove, nut,” etc., sizes of state on each such invoice, sales slip or covered by this Order No. G-9, when sold Pennsylvania anthracite refer to the receipt, the amount, if any, of the re­ by the Department of Commerce, Office sizes of such coal prepared at the mine quired discounts, authorized service of Surplus Property, f. o. b. shipping in accordance with standard sizing spec­ charges and taxes which must be de­ point, or by resellers f. o. b. shipping ifications adopted by the Anthracite ducted from or which may be added to point, or at retail, shall be per screen Committee, effective December 15, 1941. the established maximum prices: Pro­ frame as follows: «826 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 oming, Montana, and Utah, and all that Recon­ ment or area pricing order issued by this When sold by— “As is” di­ New part of the State of Idaho lying south of Regional Office. - tioned the southern boundary of Idaho County, (b) Geographical applicability. This the County of Malheur in the State of Order No. G-29 shall apply only to deal­ (1) Department of Com­ Oregon, and all that part of the Coun­ ers making sales at retail within this merce, Office of Surplus ties of Mohave and Coconino in the "Property, to wholesaler__ $3.30 $4.50 $6.00 Region VII, which includes all of the (2) Department of Com­ State of Arizona lying north of the Colo­ States of New Mexico, Colorado, Wy­ merce, Office of Surplus rado River. Property, .or wholesaler, to oming, Montana, and Utah, and all that retailer...... 4.40 6.00 8.00 (c) Description of commodities part of the State of Idaho lying south (3) Department of Com­ covered. The “used, renovated mat­ merce, Office of Surplus of the , southern boundary of Idaho Property, or any reseller, to tresses” covered by this Order No. G-10 County,* the County of Malheur in the ultimate consumer or user.. 6.60 9.00 12.00 are size 30" x 78", No. 4 box—23 lb. cot­ State of Oregon, and all that part of the ton felt, 6.2 oz. ACA ticking, sold by the Counties of Mohave and Coconino in the (e) Definitions. (1) “As is” means Department of Commerce, Office of Sur­ State of Arizona lying north of the Colo­ with the finish scratched, weathered, or plus Property, as used commodities and rado River. otherwise damaged, but leaving the therefore exempt from price control at (c) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ article otherwise unimpaired and in that level, and which previous to a re­ censing Order No. 1, licensing all persons good, usable condition, with no parts sale under this Order No. G-10 have by who make sales under price control, are broken or missing. reconditioning and renovation in accord­ applicable to all sellers subject to this (2) “Reconditioned” means refinished ance with the requirements of the state Order No. G-29. A seller’s license may and repaired to remove scratches, and/or municipal laws and regulations . be suspended for violation of the license weathering, or other damage, and put in force at the place of sale been made or of one or more applicable price sched­ in good usable condition by replacing all sanitary and usable. ules or regulations. A person whose li­ broken or missing parts. (d) Maximum prices. The maximum cense is suspended may not, during the (3) “New” means in substantially the prices for the used and reconditioned period of suspension, make any sale for same condition as when the article left mattresses covered by this oi:der shall be which his license has been suspended. the factory. as follows: (d) Right to revoke or amend. This (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ (1) When sold to wholesalers, f. o_ b. ^cu:?1 Order No. G-29 may be revoked, modi­ censing Order No. 1, licensing all persons shipping p o in t------$2. 75 fied, or amended at any time by the who make sales under price control, are (2) When sold by wholesalers to re­ Price Administrator or the Regional Ad­ tailers, f. o. b. shipping point______3. 70 ministrator. applicable to all sellers subject to this (3) When sold by any seller to an ulti­ Order No. G-9. A seller’s license may mate consumer or user______6.20 (e) Effective date. This Order No. be suspended for violation of the license G-29 shall become effective retroactively or of one or more applicable price sched­ (e) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ as of May 22, 1945. ules or regulations. A person whose li­ censing Order No. 1, licensing all persons Issued this 25th day of May 1945. cense is suspended may not, during the who make sales under price control, are period of suspension, make any sale for applicable to all sellers subject to this R ichard Y. Batterton, which his-license has been suspended. Order No. G-10. A seller’s license may Regional Administrator. (g) Right to revoke or amend. This be suspended for violation of the license [P. R. Doc. 45-9738; Filed, June 5, 1945; Order No. G-9 may be revoked, modified, or of one or more applicable price sched­ 12:44 p. m.] or amended at any time by the Price ules or regulations. A person whose li­ Administrator or the Regional Admin­ cense is suspended may not, during the istrator. period of suspension, make any sale for [Spokane Order 56-B Under MPR 426] (h) Effective date. This Order No. G-9 which his license has been suspended. shall become effective on the 25th day (f) Right to revoke or amend. This Lemons in Spokane, W ash. of May, ¿945. Order No. G-10 may be revoked, modi­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion fied, or amended at any time by the Issued this 25th day of May, 1945. issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ Price Administrator or the Regional Ad­ der authority vested in the District Di­ R ichard Y. B atterton, ministrator. rector of the Spokane District Office by Regional Administrator. (g) Effective date. This Order No. G- section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price 10 shall become effective on the 25th day [P. R. Doc. 45-9736; Piled, June 5, 1945; of May 1945. Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by 12:43 p. m.J Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under Issued this 25th day of May 1945. said section by the San Francisco Re­ gional Office, Region VIII, of the Office R ichard Y. Batterton, of Price Administration, It is hereby or­ Regional Administrator. [Region VII Order G-10 Under Supp. dered: Order 94] [P. R. Doc. 45-9737; Filed, June 5, 1945; With respect to the commodity de­ 12:44 p. m.] scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there Used R enovated Mattresses in D enver is set forth’in said table in line (b), the R egion basing point; in line (c), the wholesale [Region VII Order G-29 Under RMPR 122] Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ receiving point; in line (d), the method trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta­ Solid F uels in D enver R egion of transportation which is. hereby deter­ bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and mined to be the cheapest method of Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ transportation which is customary and sections 11 and 13 of Supplementary trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabi­ Order No. 94, as amended, and for the generally available from said basing lization Act of 1942, as amended, and point to said wholesale receiving point; reasons set forth in the accompanying § 1340.259 (a) (2) of Revised Maxi­ opinion, this Order No. G-10 is issued. and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. mum Price Regulation No. 122, and for by said Method (d) between points. (a) What this order does. This Order the reasons set forth in the accompany­ With respect to the units of sale of said No. G-10 establishes maximum prices for ing opinion, this Order No. G-29 is issued. commodity set. forth in the respective used renovated mattresses purchased (a) Adjustment to cover transporta­ vertical columns of said “Table X”, there from the Department of Commerce, Of­ tion increase. Any equipped retail coal is also set forth in said table in line (f), fice of Surplus Property, as used surplus dealer with railroad trackage facilities the freight charge by said Method (d) war commodities, when sold or sold and who sells coal any part of the transpor­ from said basing point to said wholesale delivered in this Region VII by resellers. tation of which from the source of supply receiving point; in line (g), the basing (b) Geographical applicability. This is, after May 21, 1945, over the Rio point cost; in line (h), the charge, if Order No. G-10 covers sales of the sur­ Grande Southern Railroad Co. may, on any, allowable for protective services in plus war commodities in question only and after the effective date hereof, add connection with such transportation; when made in or made for delivery in 85^ per ton to his maximum prices as and in line (i), the maximum price Region VII, which includes all of the established under Revised Maximum chargeable for said commodity in said States of New Mexico, Colorado, Wy­ Price Regulation No. 122 or any adjust- wholesale receiving point. FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6827

T able X Per unit of sale (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (a) Commodity: Lemons. (•per case) Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. (f) Freight charge by Method (d)-----$1.25 8 F.R. 4681) (c) Wholesale receiving point: Spokane, (g) Basing point cost__,------5.57 Wash. (h) Protective services______. 17 Issued this 9th day of May 1945. (d) Method of transportation: Carlot. (i) Maximum price in wholesale re­ ceiving point (sum of “f ”, “g” and D ave S. Cohn, (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing District Director. point to wholesale receiving point: $0.88 “h ”) ______6. 99 [F. R. Doc. 45-9728; Filed, June 5, 1945; Per unit of sale This order shall become effective May 12:41 p. m.] - (per case) 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or (f) Freight charge by method (d)___ $0.79 corrected at any time. (g) Basing point cost______5.57 (56 Stat. 23,'765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (h) Protective services------. 14 [Spokane Order 59-B Under MPR 426] (i) Maximum price in wholesale re­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, ceiving point (sum of “f”, “g” and 8 F.R. 4681) Lemons in Lewiston, Idaho “h ”) ______-._____ 6. 50 Issued this 9th day of May 1945. For the reasons set forth in an opin­ This order shall become effective May D ave S. Cohn, ion issued simultaneously herewith, and 1, 1945, and may be revoked, amended District Director. under authority vested in the District or corrected at any time. Director of the Spokane District Office [F. R. Doc. 45-9727; Filed, June 5, 1945; by section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th 12:41 p. m.] Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, Regulation-No. 426, as amended, and by Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under 8 F.R. 4681) said section by the San Francisco Re­ Issued this 9th day of May 1945. [Spokane Order 58-B Under MPR 426] gional Office, Region VIII, of the Office D ave S. Cohn, Lemons in P ullman, W ash. of Price Administration, It is hereby or­ District Director. dered: For the reasons set forth in an opinion With respect to the commodity de­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9726; Filed, June 5, 1945; issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is 12:41 p. m.] der authority vested in the District Di­ set forth in said table in line (b), the rector of the Spokane District Office by basing point; in line (c), the wholesale section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price Reg­ receiving point; in line (d), the method ulation No. 426, as amended, and by Or­ of transportation which is hereby deter­ [Spokane Order 57-B Under MPR 426] der of Delegation No. 35 issued under said mined to be the cheapest method of section by the San Francisco Regional transportation which is customary and Lemons in W allace, Idaho Office, Region VIII, of the Office of Prifee generally available from said basing For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Administration, It is hereby ordered: point to said wholesale receiving point; ion issued simultaneously herewith, and With respect to the commodity de­ and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. under authority vested in the District scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is by said method (d) between points. Director of the Spokane District Office set forth in said table in line (b), the With respect to the units of sale of said by section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price basing point; in line (c), the wholesale commodity set forth in the respective Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by receiving point in line (d), the method vertical columns of said “Table X”, there Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under of transportation which is hereby deter­ is also set forth in said table in line (f), said section by the San Francisco Re­ mined to be the cheapest method of the freight charge by said Method (d) gional Office, Region VIII, of the Office transportation which is customary and from said basing point to said wholesale of Price Administration, It is hereby generally available from said basing receiving point; in line (g), the basing ordered: point to said’wholesale receiving point; point cost; in line (h ), the charge, if any, With respect to the commodity de­ and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. allowable for protective services in con­ scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is by said method (d) between points. With nection with such transportation; and in set forth in said table in line (b), the bas­ respect to the units of sale of said com­ line (i), the maximum price chargeable ing point; in line (c); the wholesale re­ modity set forth in the respective vertical for said commodity in said wholesale ceiving point; in line (d), the method of columns of said “Table X”, there is also receiving point. set forth in said table in line (f), the transportation which is hereby deter­ T able X mined to be the cheapest method of freight charge by said method (d) from said basing point to said wholesale re­ (a) Commodity: Lemons. transportation which is customary and (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. generally available from said basing point ceiving point; in line (g), the basing point cost; in line (h), the charge, if any, (c) Wholesale receiving point: Lewiston, to said wholesale receiving point; and in Idaho. line (e), the freight rate per cwt. by said allowable for protective services in con­ (d) Method of transportation: Car Lot Walla Method (d) between points. With re­ nection with such transportation; and Walla, L. C. L. Lewiston. spect to the units of sale of said com­ in line (i), the maximum price charge­ (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing modity set forth in the respective vertical able for said commodity in said wholesale point to wholesale receiving point: $0.88 receiving point. plus 54. columns of said “Table X”, there is also Per. unit of sale set forth in said table in line (f), the T able X (per case) freight charge by said Method (d) from (a) Commodity: Lemons. (f) Freight charge by method (d )___ $1.27 said basing point to said wholesale re­ (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. (g) Basing point cost______5.57 ceiving point; in line (g), the basing (c) Wholesale receiving point: Pullman, (h) Protective services______. 17 poult cost; in line (h), the charge, if any, Wash. (i) Maximum price in wholesale re­ allowable for protective servipes in con­ (d) Method of transportation: Carlot Spo­ ceiving point (sum of “f”, “g”, and < kane, LCL Pullman. “h”) ______...... 7. 01 nection with such transportation; and in (el Freight rate by method (d) from basing line (i), the maximum price chargeable T>oint to wholesale receiving point: $0.88 This order shall become effective May for said commodity in said wholesale plus 41. 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or receiving point. Per unit of sale corrected at any time. (per case) T able X (f) Freight charge by method (d)___ $1.16 (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (a) Commodity: Lemons. (g) Basing point cost______5.57 Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. (h) Protective services______. 17 8 F.R. 4681) (c) Wholesale receiving point: Wallace, (i) Maximum price In wholesale re­ Idaho. ceiving point (sum of “f”, “g”, and Issued this 9th day of May 1945. (d) Method of transportation: Carlot Spo­ “h”) ...... 6.90 D ave S. Cohn, kane, LCL Wallace. District Director. (e) Freight rate by Method (d) from basing This order shall become effective May point to wholesale receiving point: $0.88 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or [F. R. Doc. 45-9729; Filed, June 5, 1945; plus 51. corrected at any time. 12:41 p. m.] 6828 FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945

[Spokane Order 60-B Under MPR 426] said section by the San Francisco Re­ set forth in said table in line (b), the Lemons in W alla W alla, W ash. gional Office, Region VIII, of the Office of basing point; in line (c), the wholesale Price Administration, It is hereby or­ receiving point; in line (d), the method For the reasons set forth in an opinion dered: issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ of transportation which is hereby deter­ With respect to the commodity de­ mined to be the cheapest method of der authority vested in the District Di­ scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is rector of the Spokane District Office by transportation which is customary and set forth in said table in line (b), the bas­ generally available from said basing section8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price Reg­ ing point; in line (c), the wholesale re­ ulation No. 426, as amended, and by Or­ point to said wholesale receiving point; ceiving point; in line (d), the method of and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. der of Delegation No. 35 issued under transportation which is hereby deter­ said section by the San Francisco Re­ by said Method (d) between points. gional Office, Region Vin, of the Office of mined to be the cheapest method of With respect to the units of sale of said Price Administration, It is hereby or­ transportation which is customary and commodity set forth in the respective dered: generally available from said basing vertical columns of said “Table X”, there With respect to the commodity de­ point to said wholesale receiving point; is also set forth in said table in line (f), scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. the freight charge by said Method (d) set forth in said table in line (b), the by said method (d) between points. from said basing point to said wholesale basing point; in line (c), the wholesale With respect to the units of sale of said receiving point; in line (g), the basing receiving point; in line (d), the method commodity set forth in the respective point cost; in line (h), the charge, if any, of transportation which is hereby deter­ vertical columns of said “Table X”, there allowable for protective services in con­ is also set forth in said table in line (f), nection with such transportation; and in mined to be the cheapest method of the freight charge by said method (d) line (i), the maximum price chargeable transportation which is customary and from said basing point to.said wholesale for said commodity in said wholesale re­ generally available from said basing point receiving point; in line (g), the basing ceiving point. to said wholesale receiving point; and in T able X line (e), the freight rate per cwt. by said point cost; in line (h), the charge, if any, Method (d) between points. With re­ allowable for protective services in con­ (a) Commodity: Carrots. spect to the units of sale of said com­ nection with such transportation; and (b) Basing Point: El Centro, Calif. modity set forth in the respective vertical in line (i), the maximum price charge­ (c) Wholesale receiving point: Spokane. able for said commodity in said whole­ (d) Method of transportation: Carlot. columns of said “Table X”, there is also sale receiving point. (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing set forth in said table in line (f), the point to wholesale receiving point: $1.08 - freight charge by said Method (d) from T able X per cwt. said basing point to said wholesale re­ Per unit of sale ceiving point; in line (g), the basing (a) Commodity: Lemons. (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. Per crate of Per lb. point cost; in line (h), the charge, if any, (G) Wholesale receiving point: Kennewick, 72 bunches topped allowable for protective services in con­ Wash. ij) Freight charge by method (d )______$0.94 ______nection with such transportation; and in (d) Method of transportation: Carlot Lewis­ line (i), the maximum price chargeable ton, L. C. L. Kennewick. (g) Basing point co st..__ 3. 00 ______(h) Protective services___ .26 ______for said commodity in Said wholesale re­ (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing (i) Maximum price in ceiving point. point to wholesale receiving point: $0.88 plus $0.54. wholesale receiving point T able X (sum of “f”, “g” and Per unit of sale “h ”) ------4.20 $0.0444 (a) Commodity: Lemons. (per case) (b) Basing point: Phoenix, Ariz. (f) Freight charge by method (d)___ $1.27 This order shall become effective April (c) Wholesale receiving point, Walla Walla, (g) Basing point cost______5. 57 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or Wash. (h) Protective services,.______.17 corrected at any time. (d) Method of transportation: Car lot. (i) Maximum price in wholesale re­ (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing ceiving point (sum of “f”, “g” and (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th point to wholesale receiving point: $0.88. “h”) ------; ------7.0! Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Per unit of sale This order shall become effective May (per case) (f) Freight charge by method (d)___ $0.79 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or Issued this 9th day of May 1945. corrected at any time. (g) Basing point cost______5.57 D ave S. Cohn, (h) Protective services______.14 District Director. (i) Maximum price in wholesale re­ (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th ceiving point (sum of “f”, “g” and Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328 [F. R. Doc. 45-9732; Filed, June 5, 1945; “h ”) ------6.50 8 F.R. 4681) 12:42 p. m.] This order shall become effective'May Issued this 9th day of May 1945. 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or corrected at any time. D ave S. Cohn, [Spokane Order 63-B Under MPR 426] . District Director. (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th Carrots in P ullman, Wash. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, [F. R. Doc. 45-9731; Filed, June 5, 1945; 8 F.R. 4681) 12:42 p. m.] For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ Issued this 9th day of May 1945. der authority vested in the District Di­ D ave S. Cohn, rector of the Spokane District Office by District Director. section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price Reg­ [Spokane Order 62-B Under MPR 426] ulation No. 426, as amended, and by Or­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9730; Filed, June 5, 1945; Carrots in Spokane, Wash. der of Delegation No. 35 issued under said 12:42 p. m.] section by the San Francisco Regional For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Office, Region VIII, of the Office of Price ion issued simultaneously herewith, and Administration, It is hereby ordered: under authority vested in the District Di­ [Spokane Order 61-B Under MPR 426] With respect to the commodity de­ rector of the Spokane District Office by scribed in line (a) of “Table X”, there is Lemons in Kennewick, Wash. section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price set forth in said table in line (b), the Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by For the reasons set forth in an opinion basing point; in line (c), the wholesale Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under receiving point; in line (d), the method of Issued simultaneously herewith, and said section by the San Francisco Re­ under authority vested in the District transportation which is hereby deter­ gional Office, Region Vin, of the Office mined to be the cheapest method of Director of the Spokane District Office of Price Administration, It is hereby by section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price transportation which is customary and ordered: generally available from said basing point Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by With respect to the commodity de­ Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under to said wholesale receiving point; and in scribed in line (a) of “Table X ”, there is' line (e), the freight rate per cwt, by said FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday, June 7, 1945 6829

Method (d) between points. With re­ Hand-made Corde H and B ags Class IV-E, may be assigned to said proj­ spect to the units of sale of saicf commod­ ect in lieu of their induction for military ity set forth in the respective vertical col­ Maximum prices service. umns of said “Table X”, there is also set 2. That the men assigned to said proj­ forth in said table in line (f), the freight Description Manufac­ ect will be engaged in gathering, compil­ turer to A t retail ing, and analyzing research information charge by said Method (d) from said retailer basing point to said wholesale receiving in the fields of forest management, wa­ tershed management, forest resources, point; in line (g), the basing point cost; #1 All rayon cord, buckram, metal in line (h ), the charge, if any, allowable rings, lining, zippers, zipper forest products, and range management, pull...... $17.50 $30.00 and will participate in the preparation for protective services in connection with #2 Rosette, buckram, lining, zip- such transportation; and In line (i), the 19.70 35.50 of reports thereon. The planning and maximum price chargeable for said com­ #3 Cordette* buckram, lining, zip- direction of the work program shall be 20.70 34.50 under the technical direction of the For­ modity in said wholesale receiving point. 22.50 #4 Cordtwill, buckrum, lining.—. 13.40 est Service of the Department of Agri­ T able X culture. This Bureau will also be respon­ (a) Commodity: Carrots. The maximum prices listed above for sible for the housing, feeding, clothing, (b) Basing point: El Centro, Calif. sales by the manufacturer are f. o. b. discipline and provision of necessary (c) Wholesale receiving point: Pullman, Juneau, Alaska. medical and dental care. Men shall be Wash. (c) Notification. The manufacturer assigned to and retained in camp in ac­ (d) Method of transportation: Carlot $1.05, cordance with the provisions of the Selec­ L C. 1. $0.41. shall notify each retailer at the time of (e) Freight rate by method (d) from basing first sale after the effective date of this tive Training and Service Act of 1940 and point to wholesale receiving point: $1.46. order of the maximum prices established regulations and orders promulgated Per unit of sale by this order and shall include on every thereunder. Supervision and control of invoice covering a sale of these hand the Forest Service Research Project shall Per crate of bags the following statement: be under the Selective Service System 72 bunches Per lb. through the Assistant Director of Selec­ (f) Freight charge by meth­ Region IX, OPA Order No. G-2, under the od (d)______$131 ...... GMPR, establishes the maximum prices at tive Service in charge of Camp Opera­ (g) Basing point cost------3.00 ------which you may-sell these hand bags. tions. (h) Protective services----- .26 ------Lewis B. Hershey, (i) Maximum price in (d) This order may be revoked or wholesale receiving point amended at any time. Director. (sum of “f”, “g” and “h”) _ 4. 57 $0.0487 (e) Except as provided in this order, J une 4,1945. all provisions of the General Maximum [F. R. Doc. 45-9792; Filed, June 5, 1945; This order shall become effective April Price Regulation remain in effect. 1,1945, and may be revoked, amended or 4:06 p. m.] corrected at any time. This order shall become effective June (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th 9, 1945. Issued this 4th day of June 1945. Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION. 8 F.R. 4681) James P. Davis, Issued this 9th day of May 1945. Regional Administrator. [Arndt. 5] D ave S. Cohn, [F. R. Doc. 45-9723; Filed, June 5, 1945; Williamsport, Pa., Area District Director. 12:40 p. m.] EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM [F. R. Doc. 45-9733; Filed, June 5, 1945; The employment stabilization pro­ 12:42 p. m.] gram for Williamsport Area VI, dated SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM. September 15, 1943, is hereby amended [Region IX Order G-2 Under 3 (b) ] as follows: [Camp Order 149] Section 3 (f) (7) shall be added: “In Marye B erne Ehler accordance with the War Manpower U. S. F orest Service R esearch P roject APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Commission policy, this exclusion shall DESIGNATION AS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR also apply to the hiring of a veteran of For the reasons set forth in an opinion CAMP World War II.” issued simultaneously herewith and filed Section 10 (i) shall be added: “Vet- with the Division of the Federal Regis­ Pursuant to the authority contained in erans of World War II are those persons ter, and under the authority vested in the Selective Training and Service Act who have served in the armed forces of the Regional Administrator for the IXth of 1940, as amended, I hereby order: the United States subsequent to Sep­ Region by § 1499.3 (b) (2) of the General 1. That the U. S. Forest Service ^Re­ tember 16,1940, and have other than dis­ Maximum Price Regulation, and General search Project is designated as work of honorable discharges.” Order No. 32, it is ordered: national importance and shall be known (a) What this order does. This order as Civilian Public Service Camp No. 149. Dated: October 18, 1944. establishes maximum prices at which the Said project, located within several F. D. S mith, new handmade corde hand bags herein­ States, will be the base of operations for Area Director. after described may be sold by Marye work under the supervision of the U. S. Berne Ehler of Juneau, Alaska (herein­ Forest Service, and registrants under the Approved: October 25, 1944. after called the manufacturer), and by Selective Training and Service Act of F rank L. McNamee, any retailer in the Territory of Alaska. 1940, who have been classified by their Regional Director. (b) Maximum prices. The maximum local boards as conscientious objectors to both combatant and noncombatant mili­ [F. R. Doc. 45-9687; Filed, June 4, 1945; prices for sales of the hand bags covered 2:45 p. m.] by this order are as follows: tary service and have been placed in