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Regulations 9392, 8 F.R. 14783; WFO 79, 8 F.R. 12420, CON7 13283, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319) RPGULATIONE -D T. Issued this 29th day of August 1944. TITLE 7-AGRICULTURE n M~lsHL, AL=mr FPzopznr C=_::'' Directorof Distribution. Vesting orders: Chapter XI-War Food Administration Akezzon, Elizabeth...... 1721 (Distribution Orders) IF. R. Doe. 44-131O6; fled, Auguat 20, M-14; Bauer, George-- .... 10722 12:20 p. m.] Baur, Marie-_...... 10722 [WFO 79-14, Amdt. 2] Brutty, J. J. - - 10722 PAT 1401-DA RY PnODUCTS Doppanschmitt, Friedrich_-_ 10725 TITLE 19-CUSTOMS DUTIES Fabbrica Italiana Valvole Ra- LuIm m. AND.crL n mmor, oHIo, dio Elettriche and Fab- 5ALES AlRA Chapter I-Bureau of Customs brica Italiana Magnet! IT. D. 5il1s] M.areli -_ 10725 Pursuant to War Food Order No. 79 Fuchs, Franz, and L-opoldine (8 F.R. 12426, 9 F.R. 4321, 4319), dated PART 8-LABunY ron DuIES, E.,"y O? I2PORTED M=CHADISE Mueller___ .10725 September 7, 1943, as amended, and to Goodridge, Sophia _ 10723 effectuate the purposes 'thereof, War PART 18-TR;sPonTATxoi ni B arm tam Grozzman, Israel.-___ _ 10723 Food Order No. 79-14 (8 F.R. 13424,9 FR. M Incmxrsrn; TnA;sra Haneho, Ted-_ . . 10723 4321, 4319), as amended, relative to the IMSCELLANEOUS A=MEhtD5UTMI Xompman, Hugo ...... 10724 conservation and distribution of fluid I-odd, Agnes Nutting__ 10721 milk, milk byproducts, and cream in the AuGusT 30, 1944. YLIne, FraLh "1_ __I0721: Akron, Ohio, milk sales area, is hereby Section 8.33 (c), Customs Regulations Molneau, Rene J. L, and further S3- amended by deleting therefrom of 1943 (19 CFR, Cum. Supp., 8.33 (o)), clete d-'Eploltation des the provisions in § 1401.49 (e) (3) and is hereby amended by deleting the period inserting, in lieu thereof, the following: Brevets Moineau___. 10726 and inserting the following Immediately Societa' Italiana Pirelli and (3) Multiply the aforesaid resulting before the parenthetical matter at the Compagnfe Internation- amount by the following applicable per- end: "or If It is entered by a transferee who has filed the bond provided for In ale Pireli-L- - 10721 centage: i) Milk: 104 percent; (ii) Cussoas Bunrmu: butterfat in cream: 78 percent; § 8.39. When merchandise Is withdrawn (Iii) for Libility for dutiez, entry of im- milk byproducts other than cottage, pot, transportation by a transferee, the collector at the port of withdrawal hall. ported merchandse, and or baker's cheese: '78 percent; and (iv) endorse the withdrawal to show whether transportation in bond and- cottage, pot, or baker's cheese, 78 percent d the transferee has filed the bond provided merchandise in transit; of sl m milk equivalent. (For the pur- for in § 8.39." mLicellaneous amendments. 1037 pose of this order, one pound of cottage, Section 8.39 (b), Customs Regulations F-== . Co mCTnors Co=- pot, or baker's cheese shall be considered of 1943 (19 CFR, Cum. Supp., 8.39 (b)), as the equivalent of 7 pounds of skim is hereby amended by deleting from the Queen City Broadcasting Co, first line "limit the right of withdrawal mnilk. Inc., hearing (Con-.) - 10721 to one person" and substituting therefor Mnrnrm Connsmxo:i: The provisions of this amendment "designate a particular transferee." Terminated war contracts, set- shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., Section 8.39, Customs Regulations of e. w. t., Sept. 1, 1944. With respect to 1943 (19 CFR, Cum. Supp., 8.39), is fur- tlement of clims arisn violations of said War Food Order No. ther amended by deleting the parenthet- under; loans . ... 10719 79-1A, as amended, rights accrued, or ical matter at the end of paragraph (d) IIAxiolmL WAn L1non Eo.mm: liabilities incurred thereunder, prior to and by adding the following new para- Alas_?, wage adjustments of the effective time of this amendment, graph: employers ...... 1029 said War Food Order No. 79-14, as (e) A transferee may further transfer OFFICE OF EcoN.ourc SrnAiuzo:N: -ambnded, shall continue in full force the right to withdraw the merchandise, International Assn. of Machin- and effect for the purpose of sustaining subject to the provisions of this cction ist. A. F. of I,, Ledge 63, any suit, action, or other proceeding relating to original transfers. (Sec. 557, San Francisco; restrictions with respect to any such violation, right, 46 Stat. 744, sees. 2, 22, 23, 52 Stat., 1072, by Office of Price Admins- or liability. 1087,1083, sec. 624,46 Stat. 759; 19 U.S.C. tration of supplemental gas- (E.O. 9280, 7 F. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 1557, 1924) oline ratfonq ___ 10722 F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. (Continued on next pzge) (Continu:d on nest pze) 10627 10668 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

CONTENTS-Continued CONTENTS-Continued

OFFICE OF PRICE AmsmasTRAToN- WAR MANPOWER COiMISSION: FEDEAm IIEISTER Continued. Employment stabilization pro- Crude petroleum-Continued. Page gram, Connecticut: Page Oklahoma (MPR 436, Order Hartford ------10738 16) ------10730 Meriden ------10740 Defense-rental areas: Middletown ------Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Hotels and rooming houzes 10741 and days following legal holidays, by the (Am. 29) ------10718 Thompsonville ------10744 Division of the Federal Register, The ational Miami (Am. 6) ------10718 WAR PRODUCTION "3OARD: Archives, pursuant to the authority contained 11)-. Automotive maintenance equip- In the Federal Register Act, approved New York City (Am. 10718 ment (L-270) July 26, ------10088 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as tmended; 44 U.S.C., Housing (Am. 32) ...... - 1-0718 Vehicles, parts and equipment r-h. 8B), under rcgulation prescribed by Atlantic County (Am. 2)-- 10718 1 the (L-1-e, Dir. 1)------10700 ' e Committee, approved by the Miami (Am.- 8) ------10718 Copper (W-9-c) ------10669 -'kribution is made only by the New York City (Am. 10)___-10718 Documents, Government 'Fish, cured and smoked (MPR Cutlery (L-140-a) ------10082 Elevators and escalators (L-89)- 10678 Omncc, Wahington, D.-C. 550) - 10714 .hae regulatory material appearing herein is Fruits, berries Farm machinery (L-257; L-257, .,=ycd to the Codo of Federal Regulations, and.vegetables, Sch. B) (2 documents).... 10694, which is published, under S0 titles, pursuant packed (FPR 1, Stipp. 7, 10690 to section 11 of the Fcderal Register Act, as Am. 6, 7) (2 documents)__ 10709, Food processing machinery (I- amended June 19, 1937. 10714 292) ------1079 The F RAL REGlsmn will be furnished by Lamb and mutton (RMPR 239, mail to subscribers, free Industrial equipment (L-123)-- 10601 of postage, for $1.50 Am. 14) ------10714 Istle (M-138) ------10681 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad- .Oil, lubricating, greases, etc. -- vance. The charge for individual copies Outboard motors and parts (L- (minimum (MPR 510, Am. 3) ------10707 80) ------150) varies in proportion. to the Ration Book 3 (Gen. RO 12, 10685 size of the Issue. Remit check- or money Oxy-acetylene apparatus (L-. order, fmade payable to the Superintendent. Am. 5) ------10706 268, Rev.) ------10679 of Documents; -directly to the Government Regional and district office -. - Refrigerating and air condi- Printing Office, Washington, D. C. orders: tioning machinery There are no restrictions, an d on the republica- Fruits and vegetables, fresh: equipment, -industrial and tion of material appearing in the Frma&L Jacksonville, Fla., district. 10731 REGSTE. commercial (L-38) ------10675 Richmond, Va,, district-.... 10731 Replacement storage batteries, Grapes, Spokane, Wash., dis- materials for production of trict ------10735 (L-180) ------10686 NOTICE Milk haulers, Brown Coun- Staples and staplers (L-329, ty, Wis------10734 Rev.)------1085 The Cumulative Supplement to Prunes, Spokane, Wash., dis- the Code of Federal Regulations, Sun glasses (L-238) ------10091 trict ------10735 Suspension orders, etc.: covering the period from June 2, Solid fuels: Demamb~o Radio Supply Co. 1069 New Bern, N. C 1938, through- June 1, 1943, xnay be ------10731 Moore, Sam, Chairs, Inc --- 10746 obtained Wilson, N. C ------10733 Utilities (U-i: U-i-a; U-i-c: from the Superintendent Sugars: of U-1-d; U-1-e, Rev,, U-i-f: Documents, Government Printing Direct consumption (RPS 60, Office, at $3.00 per unit. The follow. U-1-g; U-1-; U-I-J; Rev.) Am. 12) ------10707 (10 documents) ing are now available: Raw cane (RPS 16, Am. 7)__-- 10706 ------1 10700, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE: 10703,10704,10705, 10700 Book 1: Titles 1-3 (Presidential doc- WAR SHIPPING ADMINISTRnATION: Interstate quarantine, use or uments) with tables and index. Contracts with vessel owners shipment of garbage ---- 10718 and rates of Book 2: Titles 4-9, with index. Personnel, compensation; special consultants 10718 redetermination and read- Book 3: Titles 10-17, with index. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMIS- Justment of time charter Book 4: Titles 18-25, with index. SION: hire------10710 Book 5, Part 1: Title 26, Parts 2-178. Hearings, etc.: Ship war r ant Cities regulations; Book 5, Part 2: Title 26, completed; Service Power & Light rates ------10719 Co., et al------10737 Title 27; with index. Federal Water andGas Corp., Book 6: Titles 28-32, with index. and Alabama Water o Section 18.16 (a), Customs Regulations Service -Co----, ------10736 of 1943 (19 CFR, Cum. Supp., 18.16 (a)), Indiana Gas Utilities Co., and is hereby amended by changing the CONTENTS-Continued Associated Electric Co--- 10736 period at the end of the second sentence Mississippi Power &Light Co., to a semicolon and adding the following: OFFICE or PRICE ADMINISTRATION: and Electric Power & Adjustments: Page "and the collector shall endorse the with- Light Corp ------10735 drawal to show whether the transferee A & J Mfg Co ------10728 Northern Indiana Public Serv- has filed the bond provided for in Aasen & McCue, et al------10729 ice Co ------10736 § 8.39." Avery Coal Co., et al------10727 TREASURY DEPARTMENT: " (Sec. 557, 46 Stat. 744, sec. 22 Bendix Aviation Corp .-... 10729 Surety companies; issuance of (a), 52 Stat, Contractors 1087, sec. 624, 46 Stat. 759; 19 U.S.C. 1557, Construction - certificate to Hawkeye Cas- - 1624) Corp., et al ------10726 ualty Co., Des Moines, Iowa. 10669 Fort Smith Chair Co ------10730 WAGE AND HouR DIVISION: [SEAL] W. R. JOHNSON, Commissioner Galvan Mfg. Co ------10728 Learner employment certifi- of Customs. Knox Porcelain Corp ------10726 cates, various Industries (2 Approved: August 30, 1944, Pfaudler Co ------10728 documents) ------10720 HERBERT E. GASTON, Crude petroleum: WAR FOOD ADMSINISTRATION: Acting Secretary of the TrcasurV, Designated Western States Fluid milk and cream, Akron, (MPR 436, Order 17).... [. It. Doe. 44-13207; Filed, August 30, 1944; 10730 Ohio ------10667 4:01 p. m.1 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 1O69

TITLE 29-LABOR 8 FR1. 3666. 369S; rl. Re,. 1 as amended My a shortage in the supply of copper for 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727. defense, for private account, and for ex- Chapter VI-National War Labor Board PART 1010---SusPmsio OnDSns port; and the following order Is deemed PART 803-Gmn&L ORDERS necessary and appropriate in the public [Suspenslon Order S-031 interest and to promote the national WAGE ADJUSTWIIET FOR EUIPLOYERS IN DEITTAI13O RADIO SUPPLY CO. defense: ALASKA Joseph A. Dellambro, doing business § 933.4 Conser'ti on Order MI-9-c- The National'War Labor Board under (a) Restrictionson manufacture of arti- .paragraph (d) of § 803.4' has approved as DeWambro Radio Supply Company at 1111 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, cles appearing on combined list. No the following exceptions to the exemp- Massachusetts, l a wholesale dealer In manufacturer of any article on the com- tion provided for in paragraph (a) of electronic equipment. Early in June, bined list attached, or of parts (includ- this order: 1943, he placed five purchase orders for Ing repair parts ') for any such article, (36) All employers in the Territory of 15,254 radio tubes with one of his sup- may, if such article or parts contain Alaska. (Approved September 25, 1943) pliers, an order for 3,865 with another, copper products, or copper base alloy products, continue their manufacture by (E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871) and four orders for 11,839 with another, in each instance certifying that he was means of processing, assembling or THoDoIIE W. K EmE, entitled to purchase the items specified finishing. Executive Director. under The provisions of Limitation Or- (b) Restrictions on manufacture of der L-265. On July 12, 1943, he ordered articles not appearing on combined isUt IF. R. Doc. 44-13238; Filed, August 31, 1944; out of inventory on hand an June 30, 9:24 a. m.] an additional 625 tubes from one of his suppliers with a similar certification. 1942. '(1) A manufacturer of any arti- All these certifications were contrary to cle omitted from the combined list or the facts but only In the Lst case was excepted from that list, or of parts (in- cluding repair parts ') for such an article, TITLE 31-MONEY AND FINANCE: the certification wilfully false, previous TREASURY certificates having been based on misin- may not continue the manufacture terpretation of the order. On July 13 thereof by means of processlng, assem- Chapter If-Fiscal Service and 14, 1943, he accepted transfer of bling or fintshng: 1,495 of the tubes under certain of the (I) Unless all copper products or cop- Subchapter A-Bureau of Accounts above orders and on July 15 accepted per base alloy products contained in such [1944 6th Supp. Dept. Circ. 570, Rev. Apr. 20, transfer of 335 more, at which time he articles or parts were acquired by the 1943] was not entitled to accept transfer of manufacturer after June 30, 1942; or over 1,298 tubes. These acts were in (1l) Unless such articles or parts are PART 226-ZuRr Comra s knowing and wilful violation of General being manufactured to fill a purchase or- HTAWVKEYE CASUALTY CO. Limitation Order L-265. By reason of der, existing or prospective,' bearing a AUGUST 30, 1944. the foregoing facts, It is hereby ordered, preference rating of AA-5 or higher or, that: in the case of a controlled materials pro- A certificate of authority has been is- ducer under the Controlled Materials sued by the Secretary of the Treasury to §1010.606 Suspension Order No. S-606. (a) Joseph A,. DeManbro, Plan. to fill an authorized controlled ma- the following company-under the Act of terial order; and no such article or part Congress approved August 13, 1894, 28 whether doing business as Talambro Stat. 279-80, as amended by the Act of Radio Supply Company or otherwise, so manufactured shall be delivered ex- Congress approved March 23, 1910, 36 his and Its agents, successors and as- cept to fill such an order; or Stat. 241 (U. S. Code, title 6, sees. 6-13), signs, shall not directly or indirectly (Ill) Unless the manufacturer has been as an acceptable surety on Federal bonds. accept the transfer of any electronic specifically authorized in writing by the An underwriting limitation of $42,000 has equipment, as defined in General Limi- War Production Board to manufacture been established for the company. Fur- tation Order L-265, except to fill orders the article or parts in question, with the ther details as to the extent and local- rated A-i-a or higher, unless hereafter copper products or copper base alloy ities with respect to which the company specifically authorized In writing by the products being used. Applications for is acceptable as surety on Federal bonds War Production Board. speciflc authorizations shall be made by will appear in the next issue of Treasury (b) Nothing contazed in this order letter addressed to the War Production Department Form 356, copies of which, shall be deemed to relieve Joseph A. Board, Copper Division, Washington 25, Delambro, whether doing business as when issued, may be obtained from the D. C., Reference: M-9-c. Treasury Department, Bureau of Ac- Delfambro Radio Supply Company or (2) counts, Section of Surety Bonds, Wash- otherwise, his and Its agents, successors The provisions of paragraph (b) ington, D. C. and assigns, from any restriction, pro- (1) shall not apply to a manufacturer as- sembling a completed fractional horse- Name of company, location of principalex- hibition or provision contained In any ecutive office and State in which incorpa- other order or regulation of the War power electric motor into machinery of rated- Production Board, except insofar as the any kind-omitted from the combined list Hawkeye Casualty Company, Des Moines, same may be inconsistent with the pro- or excepted from that list. The pro- Iowa. visions hereof. visions of paragraph (b) (1) shall also [SEAL] D. W. BEI.L, (c) This order shal take effect on not apply to the manufacturing of any Acting Secretary of the Treasury. August 30, 1944, and shall expire on machinery omitted from the Combined October 30, 1944. List or excepted from that list, or of parts [F. R. Doec. 44-13239; Filed, August 31, 1944; Issued this 23d day of August 1944. (including repair parts) for such ma- 9:51 a. n.] WAR PRODUCTION Bo.=rw, chinery, If the only copper products or By J. JOSEPI WIIELM, copper base alloy products used which Recording Secretary. were in the inventory of the manufac- TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE turer on June 30,1942 are bushings, bear- [F. R. Dc. 44-13217; Filed, August 30, 1944; Chapter IX-War Production Board 4:36 p. m.] ings, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, and wire weighing in the aggregate less than Subchapter B-Executve Vice-Chairman AuT33oex: egulations in this subchapter Ec also paragraph (f) (3) permitting th3 issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as PART 933-CoPvrr manufacture of repair parts to make specific amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; repairs of used artcle3 under certain con- E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; [Conservation Order M-0--c as Amended ditions. W.P.B. Reg. 1 as ameided March 24, 1943, Aug. 31, 1944] 2Prorits Recgulation, No. 1, § 94.14, pro- hibita the manufacture of more than a pinc- 1 8 F.R. 12967; 9 F.R. 2537, 3067, 3286, 4805, The fulfillment of requirements for the tcablo mlnlmuni working inventory of ar- 5769, 6395, 8176, 10038, 10147. defense of the United States has created ticles or parts to fill pro3pective orders. 10670 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1941

5% of the total weight of the article or any article on the combined list or for installation of certain types of copper part. plating any parts (including repair parts) and copper base alloy pipe, tube, and (c) General restrictions on manufac- of such an article, is prohibited unless building materials) or of any other order ture and plating. (1) The restrictions of such plating is expressly stated in the restricting installation. this subparagraph are in addition to list to be permissible or such plating is (3) Repair. The restrictions of this those contained elsewhere in this order an undercoating for lead, chromium or order shall not apply to the manu- and in other orders and regulations of nickel. Undercoatings for lead should, the War Production Board. No manu- facture of repair parts to make a spe- in general, be less than 0.00005 inch in cific repair of a used article, or to a facturer may continue the manufacture thickness. of any article or parts (including repair (ii) The use of copper products or cop- person repairing a used article, on or parts) omitted from the Combined List per base alloy products for plating any off the premises of the owner, If the or excepted from that list if such article article omitted from the combined list or manufacturer of the parts or the person or parts are to contain copper products or excepted from that list, and the plating making the repair does not use copper copper base alloy products where the 8 of parts (including repair parts) for such products or copper base alloy products use of any less scarce material is prac- an article, is permitted provided that: ticable. Furthermore, no manufacturer (a) Such plating is not for decorative weighing in the aggregate more than two may continue the manufacture of any purposes, or part of a decoration. pounds and when all manufacturing done article or parts (including repair parts) (b) The use of, or the normal wear on, by him is with knowledge of the partic- omitted from the combined list or ex- such article or parts would make im- ular used article to be repaired. The cepted from that list if they are to con- practicable any other form of coating. tain more copper products or copper restrictions of this order shall also (d) Restrictionson deliveries to man- not apply to the manufacture of re- base alloy products than is necessary for ufacturers. No person shall hereafter the article's proper operation or a higher deliver copper products or copper base pair parts to make a specific repair of. type or grade of copper or copper base alloy products to any manufacturer, di- a used article, or to a person repairing alloy than is necessary for the article's rectly or indirectly, if he knows or has a used article, on or off the premises of proper operation. reason to belieVe that such products are the owner, even if the manufacturer of (2) The restrictions of this subpara- tobe used in violation of the terms of graph are in addition to those contained the parts or the person making the re- this order. No person shall deliver or pair uses copper products or copper base elsewhere in this order and in other or- accept delivery of any article or parts ders and regulations of the War Pro- alloy products weighing in the aggregate duction Board. No person shall use for (including repair parts) which he knows more than two pounds, when (I) the any purpose in manufacture, any copper or has reason to believe was manufac- copper scrap or copper base alloy scrap base alloy foundry product, either rough tured, processed, assembled or finished in derived from the article being repaired or finished, containing more than 74% violation of any applicable provision of copper or 2% tin, unless one or more of weighs within one pound of the copper the following conditions is satisfied: this order. product or copper base alloy product (i) He was lawfully using copper base (e) General restrictionson deliveries. used, (ii) all such scrap Is delivered to a alloy for the particular purpose some The disposition of frozen and excessive scrap dealer or to any other person to time during the last six months of 1943; inventories containing certain copper whom such delivery may be made under (Ii) A War Production Board order or products or copper base alloy products the provisions of Copper Order M-9 and regulation specifically allows an alloy shall be subject to the applicable pro- with a higher copper or tin content; visions of Priorities Regulation No. 13 (ii) all manufacturing done Is with (fIt) The'specifications of the Army or (§ 944.34), as amended from time to time. knowledge of the particular used article Navy of the United States, the U. S. Mari- (f) Exceptions-(1) Applicability of to be repaired. time Commission or the War Shipping order to certain Governmental agencies. (4) Research, developmental and ex- Administration, applicable to the con- The provisions of this order shall not perimental activities. The provisions of tract, subcontract or purchase order call apply to the use of copper products or this order shall not apply to the use of for an alloy with a higher copper or tin copper base alloy products in the manu- copper products or copper baso alloy content; or facture of any article on the "Military products to make experimental models or (iv) He has been specifically author- Exemption List", or part therefor, which test runs, but only the minimum number ized in writing by the War Production is being produced for purchase by, or for of models or minimum size run needed to Board to use an alloy with a higher cop- the account of, or for use by, the Army determine the suitability of the Item for or Navy of the Uniteq States, the United commercial production. Such models or per or tin content. (Applications for spe- materials shall not be distributed for the cific authorization under this subpara- States Maritime Commission, the War Shipping Administration, or the Coast purpose of promoting sales or creating a graph to use copper base alloy foundry consumer demand for such items, nor products containing more than 74% cop- Guard, where the use of copper products shall such items, If designed primarily per or 2% tin, where such use would or copper base alloy products to the ex- for future civilian markets, be exhibited otherwise be in violation of the restric- tent employed is required by the speci- to the public. Research, developmental tions stated above, should be made by let- fications (including performance specifi- or experimental activities in connection ter In duplicate addressed to the Cop- cations) of the Army or Navy of the with products or materials designed pri- per Division of the War Production United States, the United States Mari- marily for future civilian markets must Board, Washington 25. D. C., Reference: time Commission, the War Shipping Ad- be carried on without diverting any man- M-9-c. A provision similar to this sub- ministration, or the Coast Guard ap- power, technical skill or facilities from paragraph (2) appears in Order M-43 plicable to the contract, subcontract or activities connected with the war effort. purchase order. (g) Special products; restrictions and and one application is sufficient under exceptions-(1) Printing and publishing both Orders M-9-c and M-43). (2) Installation. The prQvisions of this order shall not apply to the instal- industries. After October 3, 1943, the [Paragraph (3) formerly (2) redesignated lation of any article or part (including provisions of this order shall not apply Aug. 31, 19441 to the use of copper products and copper a repair part) for the ultimate consumer base alloy products In typography, en- (3) (1) The use of copper products or on his premises when any manufacturing copper base alloy products for plating of such article or part is incidental to 4Copper products and copper base alloy 8The Conservation Division of the War the installation and is done on the con- products in controlled material forms may sumer's premises. This exception does be ordered for research, developmental and Production Board Issues, periodically, a pub- experimental activities by placing an order licatlon" showing the relative scarcity of ma- not, however, in any way affect or modify bearing the controlled material symbol V-9 terials entitled "Materials Substitutions and the provisions of Supplementary Con- and the standard CMP certification, all as Supply." servation Order M-9-c-4 (restricting the provided In Order P-43. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 19-14 10671 graving, photo-engraving, gravure plate Musical Instruments governed by Supple- lief granted pursuant to an appeal under making, electrotyping, stereotyping, and mentary Litattaon Order L-37-a. this order shall remain in effect despite printing in the printing and publishing Water meters governed by Schedule I of LAm- itatlon Order r-16. any amendment to this order, unless the industries. In those processes, the use grant of relief Is specifically revoed or of bronze powder, bronze ink, bronze Gold filled and rolled gold plate governed by Direction 2 to Order LX-119. modified by the War Production Board. paste, and bronze leaf is controlled by (3) Communications. Any reports re- Supplementary Conservation O r d e r (4) Attachment and assembly tworl. quired to be filed under this order and M-9-c-3. All other uses in those indus- (i) The provisions of this order do not all communications concerning this or- tries of copper products, copper base al- apply to attaching finished slide fasten- der shall, unless otherwise directed, be loy products, copper scrap, and copper ers, hook and eyes, brassiere hooks, sew- addresed to: War Production Board, base alloy scrap are governed by Con- on, machine attached or riveted snap Copper Division, Washington 25. D. C, servation Order M-339. Nothing con- fasteners, buckles, buttons, corset clasps, Reference: M-9-c. tained in this paragraph (g) (1) shall eyelets (other than eyelets usable as (4) Applicability of order. The pro- affect the prohibition against the manu- shoe eyelets), garter trimmings, hose hibitions and restrictions contained in facture of powder containing copper supporters, insignia, jewelry, loops, mat- this order shall apply irrespective of products or copper base alloy products tress buttons, pin fasteners, pins, sta- whether the articles or parts whose man- under paragraph (a) and the Combined ples, slides, and trouser trimmings. The ufacture is governed hereby are being List of this order. order does apply to the manufacture, manufactured pursuant to a contract (2) Insect screening. This order does processing, assembling and finishing of made prior or subsequent to the effective not restrict the sale or delivery of used the closures and associated Items listed date of this order. Insofar as any other or second-hand insect screening. How- above where the provisions of this order order of the War Production Board may ever, no person shall sell or deliver to are more restrictive than other orders have the effect of limiting or curtailing any one person more than 50 sq. ft. of of the War Production Board. to a greater extent than herein provided any other copper or copper base alloy (Qi) The 'provisions of this order do the manufacture of any articles or parts, insect screening unless the sale or de- not apply to the assembling of watch the limitation of such other order shall livery is made to: (i) A jobber, whole- or clock movements finished prior to be observed. saler or retailer; (i) the Army or Navy June 15, 1942, into cases not made of (5) Violations. Any person who wil- of the United States, the United States copper or copper base alloy. The pro- fully violates any provision of this or- Maritime Commission, the War Ship- visions of this order do, however, apply der, or who, In connection with this or- ping Administration, the Panama Canal, to the manufacture, processing and fin- der wilfully conceals a material fact or the Coast Guard, any foreign country ishing of.watch and clock cases and of furnishes false information to any .de- pursuant to the Act of March 11, 1941 -all other parts of watches and clocks and partment or agency of the United States, entitled "An Act to Promote the Defense to assembling watches and clocks except Is guilty of a crime, and, upon conviction of the United States" (Lend-Lease Act), as specifically exempted in this para- may be punished by fine or imprison- or Defense Supplies Corporation, Metals graph. ment. In addition, any such person may Reserve Corporation or any other cor- (h) Dejlnitions. For the purposes of be prohibited from making or obtaining poration organized under section 5 (d) this order: further deliveries of, or from processing of -the Reconstruction Finance Corpora- (1) "Copper" means unalloyed copper or using, material under priority control tion Act as amended (except Defense metal. It shall include unalloyed cop- and may be deprived of priorities assist- Plant Corporation) or any person act- per metal produced from scrap. ance. ing as agent of any such corporation (2) "Copper base alloy" means any Itued this 31st day of August 1944. (except Defense Plant Corporation); or alloy metal in the composition (fi)-any of which person upon specific authoriza- the percentage of copper metal by weight WAR PEODUCMON BOARD, tion of the War Production Board. Ap- equals By J. Jo-EPa Wnm&,i, plications for specific or exceeds 40% of the total weight authorization shall of the alloy. It shall include alloy metal Recording Secretary. be made by letter addressed to the War produced from scrap but shall not Production in. Board, Copper Division, clude alloyed gold produced in accord- Washington 25, D. C., Ref: M-9-c. Noth- ance with The manufacture, processing, aznambling ing contained in this paragraph (g) (2) U. S. Commercial Standard or flnishin of the Items listed below and of CS 67-38. all parts (including repair parts) therefor is affects the prohibitions on the manufac- (3) "Copper ture, processing, assembling or finish- products" means prod- prohibited, If such article or part contains ucts made of copper fabricated to the copper products or copper b,ss alloy products, ing of insect screening with copper prod- extent that they are plate, sheet, strip, except to the extent pmmitted by the excep- ucts or copper base alloy products under tons noted on the list. Where this list ex- paragraph (a) rolls, coils, wire, rod, bar, tube, tubing, and the combined list. pipe, extrusions, Ingot, powder, anodes, cepM an Item If the una of copper products (See the item "insect screening" under or copper _e alloy prcducts in making the the heading "Miscellaneous" on the castings, or forgings, or fabricated to Item is limited or If the item Is baing Pro- combined list.) any greater extent. duced for a particular end um-, the manu- (3) Copiper products not controlled by (4) "Copper base alloy products" facture, prceszing, assembling and finishing means products made of copper base al- of the Item made under the terms of such order. The ibrovisions of this order shall an~cxceptlon Is governed by paragaphs (b) not apply to the manufacture loy, fabricated to the extent that they are of the plate, sheet, strip, rolls, coils, wire, rod, and (c) of this order. following articles and parts (including bar, tube, tubing, pipe, repair parts) even though they contain extrusions, ingot, A===rrir 2T==$n Armh TflAcOTOrqum I copper products, powder, anodes, castings, or forgings, or w.eD rAnU- uscar= or copper base alloy fabricated to any greater extent. products, since these articles are specifi- (5) ' fanufacturer" means a person Sta also Order L--53 governing the manu- cally governed by the following orders: facture of automotive replacement parts for who manufactures, processes, asqsembles, pa=snger automobiles, motor trucks, truck Shoe findings and footwear of allkinds gov- or finishes. "Manufacture" includes trailers, pasanger carrier, and ofE-the-bih- erned by Supplementary Conservation processing, assembling, and finishing. way motor vehicles. Order M-9-c-i. (I) Miscellaneous provs ons-(1) Ap- Ambulancea hardware Eire protective equipment governed by Gen- Plicability (for locim, see under eral Limitation Order L-39. of regulations. This order the heading "lscellaneaus" on this list). Motorized fire apparatus governed by Gen- and all transactions affected thereby are Automotive maintenance equipment (except eral Limitation Order L-43. subject to all applicable regulations of when the only copp=r products or copper Bronze paste, bronze *ink, and bronze leaf, the War Production Board, as amended baue alloy products uzed are permitted by the term. of Order r-270). and products made with bronze paste, from time to time. (2) Appeal. Any appeal from the pro- Diratcr (except when the only copper bronze ink, bronze leaf and bronze powder prcucts or copper bas.-alloy products used (other than decalcomanias and ship bot- visions of paragraphs (a) or (c) of this are for part nece--ary for conducting elec- tom paint), governed by Supplementary order shall be made by filing Form tricity). Conservation Order 15-9--3. WPB-1477 (formerly PD-500 revised). Jewelry as defined in and governed by Sup- with the War Production Board, Wash- Euiaeaso under "tassenger'lansportatn plementary Conservation Order Ml-9-c-2. Ington 25, D. C., Reference: M-9-c. Re- EquIpment" on this List. 10672 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

Heaters (except when the only copper prod- Grilles, grids and gratings. Insignia. ucts or copper base alloy products used are Gutters, leaders, downspouts, expansion Metal cloths. (I) for parts necessary for conducting elec- joints, and accessories thereto. (See also the item "Slide fasteners tricity, or (i) for radiators for passenger Lighting fixtures (except when the only cop- * * *" under the heading "Miscellaneous" carriers having a seating capacity of not per products or copper base alloy products on thij list.) less than eleven persons). used are for parts necessary for conduction Hearse hardware (for locks see under the of electricity). FUoNXSHINCS AND EQUIPMENT heading "Hardware" on this list). Linoleum stripping. Andirons, screens, and fireplace fittings, Horns (except when the only copper prod- Ornamental metal work. Candlesticks. ucts or copper base alloy products used are Partitions. Cooking and table utensils, for parts necessary for conducting elec- Pile butt protection. Counters. tricity). Pipe, tube, tubing and fittings for water sup- Curtain fasteners, rods and rings, Hub and gas-tank caps. ply or water distribution systems and in- Cuspidors. " Lights, lamps, headlamps and accessories (ex- stallations or for any gas supply or gas Fans (See the item "Fans a a * under cept when the only copper products or distribution system (except corporation the .heading "Miscellaneous" on this list), copper base alloy products used are for stops and couplings therefor, curb stops Furniture. parts necessary for conducting electricity and couplings therefor, adapters, unions, Furniture hardware (exCept bushings for hos- and for plating reflectors as provided by solder nipples and ferruls and except for pital bed springs if the copper content of the item "Reflectors * * *" on this list all such pipe, tube,'tubing and fittings for the brass does not exceed,74% and the tin under the heading "Miscellaneous"). use in chlorine gas equipment). content 2%). For locks, seo Under the Miscellaneous fittings and trim. Plumbing and heating supplies: heading "Hardware" on this list. Motorcycles (except when the only copper Bands on pipe covering. Gas heater and stove installation connee- products or copper base alloy products used Cistern and Iow-water floats, and toilet tions. are for part necessary for conducting elec- floats. Hollow-ware. tricity). Hot water heaters, tanks, and coils (except Mud scrapers. Motor-driven power cycles as defined In Order when the only copper products or cop- Portable heaters. For electric portable heat- L,-301 (except when the only copper prod- per base alloy products used are per- ers, see the item "Electrical appliances ucts or copper base alloy products used are mitted by the terms of Orders L-185 * * *" under the heading "Miscella- for parts necessary for generating and con- and L-65). neous". ducting electricity, or for carburetors, Pipe, tube, tubing and fittings for piping clutch facings or repair parts). Shower curtains. systems (except solder nipples and fer- Stoves and ranges for household cooking use, Mouldings. rules). Rear-view mirrors and hardware. gas (except when each valve contains not Plumbing fixture fittings and trim (except more than % oz. of copper base alloy and B5TLDING SUPPLIES when the only copper products or copper each control contains not more than 1I' base alloy products Used are permitted oz. of copper base alloy and the stove or (Excluding supplies xor ships, boats and by the terms of Schedules V and XIX of range contains no other copper or copper aircraft) Order L-42 or any schedules or orders base alloy whatever; or except when the Access panels. taking their place, or are permitted by a stove or range contains no copper or cop- Air conditioning equipment and refrigeration specific authorization of the War Pro- per base alloy whatever other than 1% oz. equipment (except when the only copper. duction Board granted pursuant to such of copper base alloy in each control and the products or copper base alloy products used a schedule or order). copper base alloy contained in any valvez are permitted by the terms of Order L-126 Push, kick. switch, floor and all other device which either were finished prior to August and the schedules thereto and when the plates. 7, 1942, or which were or will be finished production of the equipment is permitted Radiator shields and covers. subsequent to that date pursuant to the under the terms of Order L-38, either be- Railings. granting of an appeal on or before May 20, cause the order therefor is an "authorized Roof, roofing, louvers, marquees, roofing 1944, or the Issuance of a written specific order" under r-38 or otherwise). nails, flashings, flashing valleys, and other authorization issued subsequent to May 20, Anchors and dowels. roofing items. 1944 to a valve manufacturer. Valve Blinds, including fixture fittings and trim- Sheet, roll, strip and rod for building con- manufacturers desiring specific authoriza- mings. struction. tion to make valves out of copper base alloy Caulking anchors. Shelves. products should apply by letter addressed Cement flooring and composition flooring Stair and threshold treads, nosing and to the Copper Division, War Production (except that crude arsenical copper pre- edgings. Board, Washington 26, D. C., Reference cipitate may be used for flooring for hos- Store fronts. M-9-c, setting forth the relevapt facts in. pital operating and anesthesia rooms, for Termite shields. cluding the alloy of the copper base alloy places where explosives are hAndled or Terrazzo strips, reglets, moulding and trim. products to be used). stored and for places where explosive Thresholds and saddles. Stoves and ranges other than gas stoves and vapors may be present). Tie rods. ranges for household cooking use (except Conduits. Unit heaters, unit ventilators, and convec- when the only copper products or copper tors, space or local heaters, and blast heat- base alloy products used are for valves, Cornices. ferrules for compression fittings, controls Doors, windows, door and window frames ing coils, or any apparatus using such coils as part of its construction (except that any other than timers, and parts necessary for and sills and.parts excluding door handles copper products or copper base alloy prod- conducting electricity). and knobs. (This does not prohibit the use ucts may be used for valves, controls, or Timers, for stoves and ranges. of copper or copper base alloy insect screen- parts necessary for conducting electricity, Trays. copper strip may be used for fins, copper Upholsterers' supplies, including nails and ing and weatherstripping to make or .re- tacks. pair any of the above mentioned Items, if tube may be used for water courses and headers, and cast brass also may be used Vases, pitchers, bowls, and artoraft. the only copper or copper base alloy used for headers, If the copper content of the Washing tubs and washing boilers, is Insect screening or weatherstripping). cast brass does not exceed 82% and the Waste baskets, hat trees, humidors and For door handles and knobs, see Under the tin content 32%). similar items. heading "Hardware". For the prohibition Vents, ventilators and skylights. ISARDWASS on manufacturing of copper or copper base Water containers for humidification. alloy weatherstripping see "Weatherstrip- Weatherstripping and insulation. (Excluding hardware for aircraft) ping and insulation" under this sub-head- BURIAL EQUIPMEMET Builders' finishing hardware, including and for the pro, hinges, door knockers, door checks, door iig"Building Supplies", Burial urns. hibition on manufacturing of copper or Burial vaults. pulls, door stops, door handles, door knob, copper base alloy insect screening see "In- and hangers and tracks (except when the Caskets and casket hardware. See also Order only copper products or copper base alloy sect screening" under the heading "Miscel- L -64. products used are permitted by the terms laneous" on this list. Memorial tablets. Morticians' supplies. of Schedule X of Order L-230). For locks, Drip pans. (See also the item"'Boxes, * *" under latches and padlocks, see below on this Elevators find escalators (except when the the heading "liscellaneous" on this list.) list. only copper products or copper base alloy Decorative hardware (including house num- products used are for bearings, worm gears cLOrEMCO A D D SS ACCESSORMS and parts necessary for cosiducting elec- bers). tricity). (See also Order L-68) 9xpansion bolts. Expansion bolts and caulking anchors. Dress ornaments. Incinerator hatdware and fittings. Fences and gates. Handbag fittings. Letter boxes and mail chutes, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 19-f 1C673

Locks, latches and padlocks (except when the Arch supports. Cco-ng-, utensils (except for commercial only copper products or copper base alloy Atomizers (except for medicinal purp:ose and precessing machinery when the only cop- products used are permitted by the terms for use in the preparation of dried Milk and per prc:ucts or copper bs alloy products of Schedule I of Order L-236; and except for dried eggs). used ore parmltted by the terms of Order Interior working parts of railway car door Barrel hoops.- L-232 or by a =pecfilc authorization of the locks and railway switch padlocks and for Badges. War Production Board granted pursuant to all parts of postal locks when manufactured Bar and counter equipment and fittings. cuch order). by the Mail and Equipment Section of the Barber shop equipment and supplie. Cooling, towers (except when the only copper United States Post Office). ,Barrel hooks. products or copper base alloy products used Marine joiner hardware (except when the Bathroom accesorles. are for parts neccesary for conducting elec- only copper product or copper base alloy Beauty parlor equipment and supplics (ex- heat exchangers. bearin,., wrm. product used are permitted by the terms of cept for repair nd replacement parts of tRifty, Schedule II of Order L-236). commercial permonent wave equipment nd Cr for speed reducers, and spray nos-- Sash balances. commercial hair driers, when the only Con- whenu the copper contedt of the br-s- in per products or copper base alloy prcducts unMUSTZAL WsCEIZERY the nozzles does not exceed 80% and the used are permitted by the terms of Order tin content 2%). and L-65). Pulp paper manufacturing: Cutlery, ncluding pocket cutlery (except Stock and water lines, Including Shower Beverage dispensing units ad parts thereof pipes. (except for self-contalned drinlng VMter when the only copper products or copper coolers as defined In Schedule I of Order base lloy prcducts used contain no nickel JEWELRY, GTS AND 2OVELTIES L-126 or under any cchedule of Order nd are for rVets and lining of pocket All jewelry, gifts and novelties Including, but L-38). cutlcry). not limited to: Bicycles, and similar vehicles, and equipment Advertising specialties. therefor (except valves for bicycle lresand D-asfor choe pollsh. Atomizers (see also this list under 'Miscel- tubes). (See al-o Order L-52.) Dltshwarhing machines (except when the laneous").. Binoculars. including opera gI-se only copper products or copper base alloy Bird and pet cages and otands. products. used are permitted by the terms Bar fittings. of Order L-248 or by a specific authoriza- Book ends. Blow torches, gasoline, keroeno and alcohol Cosmetic containers. (except when the only copper prcducts or tion of the War Production Board granted Lighters. copper base alloy products used ara for the pursuant to such order) and domestic garb3ge grinders. Napkin rings. pump barrel, including pump barrel collar, DiLsp cers, hand, for hand lotions, paper Picture frames. pump check valve anembly, pump cylinder Smokers' accessories, Including ash trays. cap. brazing material, pack nut, valve atom, products, soap and straws. Dog collars and other similar harness and Souvenirs. burner and let block, filler plug buhing. feed pipe bushinZs and pump bushings). equipment for pats. PA55ENGE3 R&NA2SPOurATION rQUMIP2T~ as deflncd in order Bottle coolers. Domestic Ice refrigerators (Including railroad cars, street and Interur- Boxes, cans, jars and other containers. L-7-C. Domestic laundry equipment as defined in ban cars, busses, and trailers, but exclud- Branding, marking, and labeling device: and T-6 (except that copper products or Ing locomotives) stock for same (except where tho devices Order copper base alloy products may be used All items under the heading 'Turnlshings and the stock are for alllning gCvernmental. reals). See also the In the asembly of new domestic laundry and equipment". notarial and corporate equipment when such asembly is s-pecif- " liSt. Air conditioning equipment and refrIgera- Item"Stencils 0 ont cally authorized by tbeP, War Production tion equipment (except when the only Brushes (except for the types used In electric Board under Order L-6; and except that copper products or copper base alloy prod- motors and generators; and except for In- copper products or copper base alloy prcd- ucts used are permitted by the terms of dustrlal brushes uced for (a) opplIcatlons ucts may be used In the production of Order L-126 and the schedules thereto and requiring non-sparking charactcristics, (b) rcpalr and replacement parts for domestic burring when the production of the equipment Is of needles. (c) the manufacture of laundry equipment to the extent permitted (d) permitted under the terms of Order L-38, precision gauges, or the manufacture by the terms of Order L-6). either because the order therefor is an of combat end-products complete for tac- Domestic mechanical refrigerators as defined "authorized -order" under Order L-38 or tical operations (including. but not limited in Order L-5. -otherwise). to, aircraft, ammuanltor. armament and Domestic vacuum cleaners as defined in Or- weapons, ships, tanks, and vehlcles), when Bands on pipe covering. der L-18-b (except that copper products or De&rative hardware and ornamental metal prescribed for field or combat use by the copper hce alIoy products may be usd In work (for locks, see under the heading, Army or Navy of the United States, or u-e by the production of repair or repLacement "xHardware"on this List), when prescribed for field or combat the Army or Navy of any foreign country. pars _for damestivacumcleaners). Door knockers, checks, pulls and stops. and (e) except for drawing, spncing. or Electric blankets. Doors and windows, door and window frames binding wire for other industrial brushe and window sills. Electric Irons, portable. designed primarily to where copper or copper base alloy wiro Is be used In ironing or pressing wearing ap- Drinking water reservoirs. essential to the efilclent performance of General and finish hardware (except for re- parel and having a self-contained heating the brush). The term "drawing. spacing. element in which heat is generated by the pair and replacement purposes). or binding wire"l does not Include "ntspling pa-age of electricity (except that copper Lighting fixtures (except when the only cop- wire." products or copper b=a alloy prcducts may per products or copper base alloy products Cabinets. be ucd n the manufacture of current used are for parts necessary for conduct- Canes. carrying parts and for plating). ing electricity). Carpet rods. Electric lght bulbs and cord sets Yr Christ- Pipe. tube, tubing, and fitting for plumbing Cash registers. mas trecs. and bulbs and neon and fluo- and heating (except for essential repairs). Change making, and coin handling machines rescent tubes for advertIng and display Shower rods, heads and pans. and deviceS (except for machines and de- purposes Sinks and drainboards. vices, the production of which baa been Electrical appliances, as defined in Order Screening. authorized under Order L-54-c). L.-3 (except when the only copper prod- Towel and luggage racks. Chimes and bells (except for any bells when ucts or copper b-,e alloy prcduct used are rolley frog bodies, trolley wire crossover the only copper products or copper base permitted by the terms of Order L-65). bodies, trolley clamps used for supporting alloy products ured arc for parts ncess:ary Electrolytic devlces for the removal and pre- Fig. 8 or grooved trolley wire (unless used for conducting electricity, and except for vention of cale In boilers and condensers. for carrying current). and miscellaneous bells for use on board ship when the only Plahlighto and lan'frns powered by dry Items such as machine screws, bolts and copper products or copper bae alloy prod- cii batteries (except when the only cop- studs used with overhead trolley line ma- terial. ucts used are for parts ncersary for con- yer products or copper base alloy prod- ducting electricity or where the uso of such Water containers for humdiflication, Uctas u:Cd are for the plating of parts Weatherstripping and insulation. products Is esential to the proper func- nccsary for conlucting electricity other tioning of the parts). then caces). For o=hcr lanterns, see the ZMIScLA SEors Clips. Item "Lantaes * "'" an this t. Cleaning and pollhing acce=orles, ouch as Alarm and protective systems, other than fire knns. electrc, as defined in Order L-176 (ex- protective systems covered by Order L-39 brooms, carpet sweepers, crumbing sets, cept when the only copper products or (except when the only copper products or dust pans, mops, pot ocourers, whk, copper bas3 alloy products ued are per- copper base alloy products used are for brooms and floor and furniture polishem, mitted by the terms of Order r-176 or by parts necessary for conducting electricity Clock and watch cases. a cp^ciflc authorization of the War Pro- or where the use of such products is essen- Clothes line pulleys and reels and scrubbing 4uction Board granted purruat to suc tial to the proper functioning of the parts). boards. order). 10674 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914

Flower pots, boxes and holders for same. Livestock and poultry equipment (except for Signs,L-29.) including street signs. (See- also Order Flower shears. bull rings; and except when the only cop- Food dispensing utensils, devices and ma- per products or copper base alloy products Slide fasteners, hooks and eyes, brassiere chines. used are for valves, controls, parts neces- hooks, sew-on, machine attached or riveted Fountain pens (except that copper products sary for conducting electricity, and wafer snap fasteners, buckles, buttons, corset or copper base alloy products may be used thermostats). clasps, garter trimmings, hose supporters, as an undercoating in the plating of out- Loose-leaf binders. personal hardware, pin fasteners, slides, side functional parts). Luggage fittings, trim and hardware. and trouser trimmings; except as may be Fountains (except drinking water fountains Manicure implements. permitted by the terms of Order L-114 and ,when the only copper products or copper Match and pattern plates, matrices, and eyelets, loops, staples, rivets, burrs and base alloy products used are permitted by -flasks. tacks for use on wearing apparel, except as Schedules V and XII of Order L-42). Mattress buttons and furniture glides. may be permitted by the terms of Order Furniture grommets. Medals, including decorations. L-114. Games as defined in Order L-81. Mirrors. Slot, game and vending machinOs, including Garden tools and equipment. Motion picture and projection equipment (i) parking meters (except sanitary napkin Hair curlers, hair brushes and combs, shoe except for parts to repair and maintain vending machines when the only copper horns and button hooks. necessary existing equipment in public products or copper base alloy products used Hand saw screws nuts and washers for at- theaters and educational institutions and .are for tumblers for locks). taching saw blades to the handle. (Ri) except for motion picture and projec- Soda fountain equipment (except for repair Hammers including mallets except heads for tion equipment of the types the productio and replacement parts manufactured in and distribution of which is regulated by conformity with the inventory restrictions hammers and mallets when they are manu- Order L-267 or Order L-325). of Order L-38). factured from scrap material generated by Name, identification, instruction and data Sound equipment attachmentp for motion the plant in which they are intended to be plates. picture projection machines (except for at- used). Non-operating or decorative uses of copper or tachments the production and distribti- Health supplies, except the following: copper base alloy, or the use of the same in tion of which is regulated by Order It-325). Acoustic aids, such parts of installations and equipment Sporting goods, and fishing and hunting Anaesthesia apparatus and supplies, (mechanical or otherwise) as bases, frames, equipment and supplies (1) ex-copflshfiig Atomizers (medical use only), guards, standards and siipports. equipment and supplies for commercfal Diagnostic equipment and supplier, Package handles and holders. Paint (except for ship bottoms). - fishing use; and (if) except amnmunit-on Hypodermic syringes -and needles, made from copper base alloy prodUcts al- Infant incubators, Pari-mutuel, gambling and gaming machines, Instruments, . devices and accessories. lotted to manufacturers for the purpose of Laboratory equipment and supplies, Pencils, mechanical (except that copper prod- making civilian ammunition. Medicinal chemicals (limited to medical ucts or copper base alloy products may be Staples and staplers. "Staples" means any use only), used as an undercoating in the plating of outside functional parts. -two-pronged metal fasteners mado rim Operating room supplies and equipment, wire or strip which are usuallyColoe-d products and instruments, - Phonographs or other record players. Ophthalmic epo- Physical therapy equipment (limited to Photographic equipment and accessories ((I) and which are aplileid-by Z dovlco medical use only), except document copying machines and cially designed for the purpose. The term Resplators, resuscltators and iron lungs, equipment therefor for business purposes "staples" does not include any fasteners Rubber hospital sundries, and for use by the U. S. Post Office; (i) ex- applied by foot-operated or powefdrl-d' cept for X-ray equipment; and (iii) except Splints and fracture equipment, stitching machines, but It doe- in-cludb Sterilizers, blanket and solution warmers, for.photographic equipment and accessories Surgical and orthopaedic appliances (in- of the types the production and distribu- rolls of wire designed to b 0-th-- ifo-md cluding artificial limbs and arms but not tion of which is regulated by Order L-267). and applied as "staples -b-y- -Kl nd- including arch supports), Pins (except when the only copper products ,operated device. "Staplers" means any Sutures and suture needles, and or copper base alloy products used con- devices designed for the purpose of apply X-ray equipment and-supplies. tan no nickel and are used solely for heads Ing staples as fas-tenh-rs,t term Hooks, including hat and coat hooks. and laundry "staplers" Includes Ice cream freezers for use in the home. or caps for laundry net pins among otl'ers, allde- Insect screening. identification pins). vices commonly known as sta-IEfE ma- Kitchen utensils, devices and machines other Pleasure boat fastenings, fittings, hardware, chines and tackers, as Well as -aimmers than electrical appliances. For electrical and motors. 'of the tacker type, but-itdoes"-not incfiid Pole-line hardware. appliances see the item "Electrical appli- foot-operated' or power-driven stitching ances * *" on this list. Powder, except for non-decorative uses. Kitchen and miscellaneous household ar- Printing rollers (except to the extent that tn machines. ticles. equivalent poundage in copper or copper Stationery supplies: Lace tips. base alloy is returned to a brass mill in the Desk accessories. (See also Order L-73,) Ladders and hoists (except when the only form of old rollers or scrapings from old office supplies. (See also Order L-73.) copper products or copper base alloy prod- rollers). Pencils. (See also Order L-227-b.) ucts used are for parts necessary for con- Putty and scraping knives. Pens and penholders. ducting electricity), Including fittings. Radio receiving sets and vacuum tubes (ex- Statues. Lamps, electric (except that copper products cept when their manufacture is permitted Stencils, adjdstable and otherwise (except or copper base alloy products may be used by the terms of Order L-265). for hand cut stencils for marking ship- for parts necessary for conducting elec- Razors operated by electricity (except for re- ments). tricity, but only In the case of non-portable pair parts). Sundials, lamps for use in hospitals or In industry, - Razors not operated by electricity (except table flatware (except that copper products otherwise than in offices, or in the case of when the only copper products or copper or copper base alloy products may be Used bicyclelamps of the generator type). base alloy products used in making safety as an undercoating in electroplating), Lamps, other than electric (except when the razors or parts are for heads and for plating, Telescopes. only copper products or copper base alloy and, in making straight razors or parts Tent poles and parts. products used are for valves, controls, and are for rivets, pins and washers. Thermos jugs and bottles. Reclaimers for heating water. Tokens. wicks, and for burners for mantle type Reflectors (except that copper products or Toys. kerosene lamps). copper base alloy products may be used as Tying devices for laundry. Lanterns (except for generators, valves, con- -an undercoating in' electroplating in con- Unions and union fittings (except seats and trols and fonts). This item does not ap- nection with silvering). except for other parts of unions and union ply to lanterns powered by dry cell bat- Refrigerator display cases. fittings where and to the extent that the teries which are covered by the item Saddlery hardware and harness fittings. physical and chemical properties of the "Flashlights * *" on this list. Scales, except commercial, Industrial and liquid or gas passing through the union or Lawn sprinklers, mowers, seeders and rollers. laboratory scales and laboratory balances., union fitting makes the use of any other Lighting fixtures for use outside of a building (See also Order L-190.) material dangerous or impractical). (See (except when the only copper products or Screens and points for oil wells. also Order L-288.) copper base alloy products used are for Umbrellas. parts necessary for conducting electricity). Seismograph loading pole couplings. VAlve handles. For lighting fixtures in a building see Shells and caps for electric sockets except Valves over 2-inch size (except seats, discs, "Lighting fixtures" under the heading screw shells and except those used in con- stems, yoke sleeves, yoke bushings, stem "Building Supplies and Hardware" on this nection with lamp signals in communica- bearings and packing glands, and except list. tion facilities. for other parts of such valves (1)Where FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 19-- IC675

and to the extent that the physical and Laundry equipment, for uce on board rhip to use any material less scarce than copper, chemical properties of the liquid or gas (parts necesary for conducting electricity bracs or bronze to make the article. passing through the valve makes the use, or where the use of copper product or cop- For come time, many manufacturers have of any other material dangerous or im- per base alloy product- is essentlal to tho been making floor roof, cesspool and shoer practical or (i) where and to the extent proper functioning of the parts).. For hot drains and strainers out of galtaned steel permitted bythe terms of Order L-252 or water heaters, tanks and coils rco above on or Iron; and It h,5 been demonstrated that by a speciftc authorization of the War Pro- this list. the u:3 for such purposes of thf5 type of duction Board granted pursuant to that Laundry equipment mobile, for field uza materal Instead of copper or copper b-ss order). * (parts necessary for conducting electricity alloy is precticable for all urs to which Voting machines. or where the usa of copper prcducts or cop- thezo artliclcs era put except their use In Weather vanem per base alloy prcducts Is esentlal to tho pla= hero exNplosivc are handled or stored Weight reducing and exercising machines. proper functioning of the part-). For hot or where expIo-Avo vapors may be present. Wool. water heaters, tanks and coils sea above on Furthermore, the tye of Iron and steel 11mrasY EtEMxr'oN L= this list. used a3 well a zinc. are less ecarce mate- (The effect of an item being on this list Lighting equipment and accessorie for u-e In rial, than copper or copper b a alloy. is explained In paragraph (f) (1) of the aircraft, on board ship and for usa In light- Accrdingly, manufacturers are prohibited order.) ing aids for marine or aerial navigation, by Copper cnrvatlon Order Z7-9-c from Bakery equipment (parts necessary !or con- and for searchllghts. using brass or other copper and copper bas ducting electricity or where the Use Of Locks and latches (for use on board chip) alloy materials to make all roof, flaor, ces-- copper products or copper base alloy prod- and padlocks (for usa where non-cparking pool and shower drains or strainers, even. ucts is essential to the proper functioning metal i- necesary to prevent a hazrd from If the drains or strainers are not accesorles of the parts). For hot water heaters, tanks explosives). to guttera, leaders or downspouts. or rciftag and coils see below on this list. Mrrors, when they ea to be Installed on items. An exception to the foregoing arise Bicycle coaster brakes. board ship and the only copper product or In the ca= of drains or stainers for flors in Binoculars. copper base alloy product used 13 for coat- pla c where explosives ara handled or stored Blow torches, gasoline, kerosene and alcohol ing the backing of the mirror to a thlck- or where explosive vapors may be present. ne s not In exce of X015 inch. (Itued Oct. 19, 1943.) (parts other-than tanks, only). Motion picture and Boxes, cans, jars and other projection equipment. containers (for Paint (for ship bottoms and flying boat hull IF. R. Doc. 44-13251: Filed, AuZust 31, 1-14; radio and communications equipment and bottoms). 1030 a. M_! for powder charges). Phonographs and other record playcro being Buttons and insignia for military uniforms produced on a rating of AA-3 or higher. when and to the extent that their manu- Photographic equipment and accesorle. facture is specifically authorized n writing Pins for hinges (for ure on board chip). PAnT 1226--G=MMrl I.IDusnm EQVP- by the war Production Board. Prescription scalcs (health suppllc). Carbonated beverage dispensing units and Safety lamps., flame type (foi uso on board soda [Limitatlon Order L-33, a Amended Aug. 31, fountain equipment for use on board ship and for use in other places vihero thre ship {functional parts subject to corrsive is danger of explosion). action or which come in contact with food# only). Shells and caps for electric cocketa (for use InmUSIXAL AlD Co.-ZrIE AL nEirrGz _ TG in aircraft and on board chip). AND AIM COMDOIT=0l zrA MG AND Conduits and pipe (for radio and electrical (1) Slide fasteners and tack buttons for uza communlkations equipment). EQUIPIMrM Chronometer and watch cases. on jungle clothing and equipment, flying Decorations as defined In-Army and Navy suits and Navy flying bOots, aircrMft,R-y The fumUment of requirements for Regulations when produced to fill purchase Bureau of Aeronau--ti c an y -r c the defense of the United States has ore- orders rated AA-3 or higher only. equipment and acsoies, -ywnteri7' ated a shortage In the supply of steel, Eaectric blankets. 14-1 suits enldnto-we-- Idd j:-cF-6o, copper, and other materials for defense, Field ranges and ski stoves. signal corps Zqlbiant and acc =r-i'a, for private account and for esport; and Fishing equipment and supplies for use On and submarine l~iat---- 1 mp t-' ofng Pr_0- the following order is deemed necessary life boats and rafts. and appropriate in the public interest Furniture hardware (for use within magnetic duced on a rating of AA-3-6gh~r;,F or hl and to promote the national defense: circle on board ship). (11) sew-on, machine-MttchcdorF rivetcd Hammers, including mallets. snap fastenersj5Wck: _ tl3iE '- ,P-'t § 1226.6 Linjitation Order L-39-a) Heaters, automotive (parts necessary for con- Purpose and cope. The general pur- ducting electricity and radiators only). rivets and burrs, being produced on a rat- Hoists, for handling powder, projectiles and ing of AA-3 or higher. poze of this order is to assure that the explosives (for use onn board ship). Sound equipment attachments for motion limited quantities of refrigeration and Hot water heater coils for hospital, laundry picture projection machine air conditioning equipment being pro- and bakery projects. Telescopes. Insect screening, when and to-the extent that Unions and union fittings (for usa on hoard duced will be delivered to those persons its manufacture is specifically authorized ship). who need It most; to explain the meth- n writing by the War Production Board. Valve handles (for use vthin magnetic circle ods for applying for priority help when Instruction and data plates of wrought ma- on board ship). a buyer needs such equipment; and to terial of a gauge of ;kd of - inch or less Valves (for use on board ship). for use in aircraft, on board ship and on Valves of vacuum type, up to 3 inches. limit manufacture to the extent neces- army ordnance fire control equipment (and ror: Interpretations 1-4 are ostclete. sary to avoid interference with war pro- of a gauge of -Yrd of an inch or le-s for grams. An ultimate consumer may use on board ship when name plates of apply a MRO rating to get a new system. uma OF COPPEa !i, TE' AulmACTUri5 OF CA m' such a gauge are speclfied by the Mari- DVnAS AID ST AM5n? or new parts to replace his equipment time Commission). Copper Conservation Order Z1-9-c, Cs which has worn out, but in most cases Instruction and data plates fronm cast ma- amended December 10, 1941, specflcally pro- he must apply to the War Production terial of a gauge of 5/32d of an Inch or less hibited any persan from using after 7arch Board to get additional equipment. or of 7/32d of an inch or less in the case 31, 1942, any copper or copper baso alloy In of a ship builders name plate (foruse on the manufacture of gutter, leaders or down- Dealers and distrutors must have or- board ship but only if and to the extent spouts, or acce-morle3 thereto, and of all ders rated AA-5 or higher to get new specified by the specifications, other than. roofing items, to go on private buildings. systems or parts for inventory. Manu- performance specifications, of the govern- These provisions -have remained In the or- mental agency acquiring the plate). der without interruption. facturers may not produce any of cer- Kitche utensils devices, machines and ap- In addition, since May 7. 1M2, paragraph tain kinds of equipment, and have pliances (parts necessary for conducting (d) (1) of Order M-9-o (raletterd as para- quotas for other kinda. It will be noted electricity or which come in contact with graph (c) (1) when the order was anmendcd food or where the use of copper products on October 4, 1943), has provided that no, that certain types of equipment, such. or copper base alloy products is essential ta manufacturer may continue to manufacture as domestic refrigerators, are not In- the proper functioning of the parts). from copper or copper bare alloy, any ar- cluded In this order, as they are covered Ladders and stairs, for use in gasoline stor- ticle the manufacture of which, with cop- age spaces on board ship (treads, only). per or copper base alloy, is not pcclflcally' by other orders of the War Prduction lo.175-2 prohibited by the order, It It is practicabla Board. 10676 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944

Definitions hold use which operates either by com- AA-5 or higher. Certain exceptions are (b) Definitions. For the purpose of pression or absorption and which has a made in (f) below. Paragraph (e) ex- net capacity of 16 cubic feet or less (Na- plains what form should be used in ap- this order: . tional Electric Manufacturing Associa- (1) "System" means any refrigerating tion rating), but does not include any plying for ratings. or air conditioning system, consisting of low temperature mechanical refrigera- (d) Restriction on use of blanlet MRO an assembly or combination of machin- tor designed for the storage of frozen ratings;exceptions to this rule. (1) The ery, equipment, or other apparatus de- foods or for the quick freezing of food blanket MRO ratings (as defined in (o) signed primarily to lower temperature where the low temperature compartment or remove water vapor, directly or indi- (2) of Priorities Regulation 3) assigned customarily operates at a temperature by CMP Regulations 5 and 5A or any rectly, by mechanical, chemical or physi- of not higher than 15 degrees above zero cal means. The term does not include Fahrenheit and contains 75 % or more of other regulation, order, or certificate may a domestic mechanical refrigerator, a the total refrigerating space in the re- not be used to get any new system, con- domestic ice refrigerator, or heat ex- frigerator. densing unit (with or without motor or changer equipment, as defined, respec- (6) "Domestic ice refrigerator" means tively, in paragraphs (b) (5), (b) (6) and controls), compressor unit, low side, any non-mechanical ice chest or ice box evaporator, cold storage door, insulated (b) '9) of this order; or coils or low sides for home use. which are incorporated into "food.proc- (7) "Industrial type extended surface enclosure, or any reconditioned system essing machinery" (as defined in Order heating equipment' means any appa- containing a new condensing unit (with L-292). The term includes the equip- ratus employing a heat transfer element or without motor or controls) or con- ment used in a domestic air conditioning and designed primarily to increase the taining a new compressor unit, unless system for reducing the temperature of temperature of gaseous matter, in con- it Is needed to replace equipment of sub air, but not the furnace or warm air nection with the operation of any re- frigerating or air conditioning system. stantially the same size or capacity which distribution system. It does not in- has become worn out or damaged beyond clude electric fans (see Order L-123 and (8) "Industrial type humidifying equipment" means any apparatus de- repair while in the purchaser's possession Order L-176), nor does it include an ice signed primarily to add water vapor to and unless he has had It at least ninety storage house requiring no refrigeration gaseous matter, in connection with the days. ~n addition, no blanket MRO rat- equipment (see Order L-41, as to when operation of any industrial or commer- ing may be used to get any new parts to permission to construct is necessary). cial refrigerating or air conditioning system, or for any purpose other. than enlarge the size or capacity of any used (2) "Parts" Indludes.any assemblies of or reconditioned system or to improve parts, equipment, insulated enclosures' the health or comfort of persons. and cold storage doors (except insula- (9) "H e a t exchanger equipment" its design or change Its function. If new tion materials used therein), accessorie, means an aisembly, bundle or nest of equipment is needed for the purposes implements or devices designed or in- bare or finned tubes installed in a shell prohibited under these rules, it should tended for incorporation or use in a sys- or pressure vessel, and designed for the be applied for in accordance with (e) tem or for installation therewith in caus- transfer or exchange of heat between two or more fluids (liquids, gases, or below. ing it to perform its functions, except the (2) The restrictions in (d) (1) above following materials: vapors), without the use, as a refriger- ant, of (i) ammonia, carbon dioxide, do not apply to the use of AA-1 blanket Liquid or gaseous refrfgerants Oil or other lubricants. methyl chloride, sulphur dioxide, or MRO ratings assigned by CMP Regula- Cleaning fluids or other solvents chlorinated hydro-carbon refrigerants tion 5, or 5A or any preference rating (trichloromonofluoromethane mono- Anti-freeze fluids order, providing the equipment is to be Drying agents chlorodifluoromethane, dichlorodi- installed and operated In tb production Paints, enamels, varnishes, thinners and fluoromethand, dichloromonofluoro- seam fillers methane, trichlorotrifluoroethane, and area, cafeteria or restaurant of an in- Wax polishes and rust preventives dustrial plant (excluding offices, recrea- Soldering and brazing fluxes and welding dichlorotetrafluoroethane), or (ii) brine rods or water which has been cooled by the tion rooms, conference rooms, drafting Non-metallic filters use of ice or any of such refrigerants. rooms, first aid rooms, change and rest Belts and belting (10) "For, direct use by .the Army, rooms, and dispensaries). Gaskets Navy, Maritime Commission or War Packing Shipping Administration" means for (e) How to apply for ratings. (1) Insulation materials When an ultimate consumer needs a new Small hardware, such as nuts, bolts, wash- direct use by the regular personnel or ers, screws and cotter pins regular employees of such an agency system, new parts, new industrial typo only (or "for military exchanges or serv- extended surface heating equipment or (3) "Producer" means any person to ice departments" under Priorities Regu- humidifying equipment, and may not use the extent that he Is engaged in the manufacture, fabrication, or assembly of lation 17), but regardless of whether his MRO rating to get them, he should new systems or parts, or industrial type delivery is made by the producer or - apply on Form WPB-617, or other appro- extended surface heating equipment, or dealer directly to such an agency, or priate construction form when permis- Industrial type humidifying equipment., through or to an intermediate dealer or sion for construction is required. Form The term does not include any sales or contractor. The term does not mean WPB-1319 should be used in all other dislribution outlet of a producer. for use in any privately operated plant (4) "Deliver" means: (I) to transfer or shipyard financed by, or controlled cases. (These forms are not required for physical possession, title, or ownership; by, any of such agencies, or operated equipment to be delivered for direct use or (ii) to install for use (but not in- on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis. by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commis- cluding a temporary installation solely sion, or War Shipping Administration.) - Restrictions on Deliveries for the purpose of testing the system or (2) Distributors or dealers who need part, or the moving of an installed sys- (c) AA-5 or,higher ratings required. such new equipment for inventory should tem from one point on the owner's prop- No person shall deliver or accept delivery erty to another); or (Iii) to place in the extend their customers' ratings, and may of any new system, any new parts, any hands of any carrier or otherwise in apply on Form WPB-547 (formerly new industrial type extended surface transit for transfer of possession to an- PD-1X) to get additional inventory from other person; (regardless of whether heating equipment, any new industrial such transfer, installation, or shipment type humidifying equipment or any re- producers, or on Form WPB-541 (form- is for the purpose of sale, trade, loan, conditioned system containing a new erlyPD-lA) if they buy from distributors, lease, consignment; or- other- type of- condensing unit (with or without motor (3) Applications for new systems or transaction). (5) "Domestic mechanical refrlgera- or controls) or containing a new com- parts for export should be made on Form tor" means any refrigerator for house-' pressor unit, except under an order rated WPB-1319 and such other applicable FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 191 1067-7 forms as may be required by PEA regula- (not including parts for maintenance 01) Condensing units, compressors or tions, or in accordance with Priorities and repair) as shown on Schedule A, controls bought on an order identified Regulation 9. than his quota for that class. There is by the allotment symbol Z-1 assigned (f) When rated orders not required. no quota for any person for any item under Priorities Regulation 25, and sup- A rated order is not-necessary under this which is followed by the figure "0" in plied by a manufacturer, either directly, order for the following transactions (al- the column headed "Quotas" in the or through a dealer, jobber, or manufac- though-other orders, such as L-123, may schedule; except that the items marked turer's distribution outlet. A dealer, job- still require a rating for -particular parts, with an asterisk may be produced to the ber, or outlet mu3t; not deliver, to fill such such as electric motors): extent necessary to fill accepted orders an order, a new condensing unit, com- (1) When a repairman under CMP for items to be delivered for direct use pressor or control from stock or one ob- Regulation 9A or Order P-126 installs by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commis- tained by use of a rating assigned on any part for a farmer or householder, sion, War Shipping Administration, or Form WPB-547 (PD-X), but may obtain in repairing a system owned or operated Veterans' Administration. W h e r e a the condensing unit, compressor or con- by the latter, if the repairman merely quota is given in that column for a par- trol only by extending the Z-1 symbol replaces a part of substantially the same ticular Item, each person's quota for that (and AA-5 rating, if any) to his supplier size or capacity which the repairman class is to be computed in terms of ag- after he has received a specific order knows or has reason to believe- has be- gregate dollar volume (producer's r bearing such an allotment symbol. come worn out or damaged beyond re- price at the factory, exclusive of installa- ZMiscellaneous pair while in the purchaser's possession tion charges), and Is the greater of the Provisions and after he has had it for at least ninety following two quantities: [r1mm: Paragrph (h) formerly (1) re- dczignated, former paragraph (h) delated days. (i)His dollar volume of all unfilled Au. 31, 1944 (2)The delivery and receipt of a com- orders on hand rated AA-5 or higher plete new farm milk cooler, or a new . (h) 2iscellanousprovisions-Cl) Ap- for that class of new system or parts; or 29icability of regulations. This order system to be used in a farm milk coolei; (ii) The percentage, as specified in the and all transactions affected by it are owned by a farmer, when the purchaser "Quotas" column of Schedule A, of the subject to all applicable regulations of has a purchase certificate from a county aggregate dollar volume of that class of the War Production Board, as amended farm rationing committee under appli- new systems or parts produced by him from time to time, unless this order states otherrise. cable orders of the War Food Administra- during the calendar year 1940, in addi- tion. A dealer who has received a spe- (2) Vfolations,..Any person who rl- tion to his current production required fully violates any provision of this order. cific order from a farmer having a pur- to fill all orders, for direct use by the or who, in connection with this order, chase certificate may apply a preference Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, War wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- rating- of AA-3 to his order, in accord- Shipping Administration, or Veterans' nishes false information to any depart- ance with Priorities Regulation 3, to get Administration. ment or agency of the United States is a farm milk cooler or system to fill the guilty of a crime, and upon conviction Any person may manufacture and as- may farmer's order, or to replace in his in- be punished by fine or imprison- semble parts for maintenance and repair ment. In addition, any such person may ventory the cooler or system used to fill without reference to these quota restric- be prohibited from making or obtaining the order. Ratings to afford the dealer tions and should not include them in the further deliveries of, or from processing an additional inventory, however, must above quotas. or usng, materials under priority con- be applied for on WPB-547 or WPB-541 trol, and may be deprived of priorities (2) Production under special author- assistance. as explained in (e) (3) above. izations. Additional quotas may be au- (3) Appeals. Any appeal from the (3) i) Any transfer to a trustee or thorized under special provisions. For provisions of this order, other than the receiver for the benefit of creditors or example, see Direction 1 on evaporative (ii) the return of an unused system or production restrictions of paragraph (g), coolers. shall be made by filing a letter in tripli- parts to the person from which pur- under (3) Production PrioritiesRegu- cate with the Field Office of the War Pro- chased (although after such return the lation, 25. Any person who wishes to duction Board for the district in which equipment remains-subjec to this order produce any items of a "class" for which as new equipment). is located the plant or branch to which he has no quota or a limited quota under the appeal relates, referring to the par- (4) Deliveries on Z-1 orders. A rat- Schedule A, may apply for permission to ing of AA-5 or higher is not necessary ticular provisions appealed from stating do so as explained in Priorities Regula- fully the grounds of the appeal No for the delivery of any insulated en- tion 25. The following special restric- appeal should be filed from the restric- closure or-parts on an order identified tions apply to all production authorized tions of paragraphs (g) (1) or (g) (2). by the allotment symbol Z-L However, under Priorities Regulation 25: No per- (4) Communications. All reports to special restrictions on the delivery of son may use in the manufacture or as- be filed and other communications con- condensing units, compressors, and sembly of any Item on Schedule A, as au- cerning this order (except appeals), un- temperature and refrigerant controls are thorized under Priorities Regulation 25, less otherwise directed, should be ad- dressed to: War Production Board, Gen- contained in paragraph (g) (3). any new condensing unit, compres-sor, eral Industrial Equipment Division, (g) Restrictions on production-() temperature controls, except: Washington 25, D. C, Ref: L-33. New systems, and parts for new systems. (1)Condensing units, compressors, or Issued this 31st day of August 1944. During the calendar year starting Jan- controls obtained from excess stock un- uary 1, 1944, and during each subsequent WA- PRODUCTIOn BoMuM, der Priorities Regulation 13, or the use By J. Jos WHEZL, calendar year, no person shall manu- of which in such production has been Recording Secretary. facture or assemble more of any "class" authorized-n accordance with Direction No: Liss A, B, C, and D revoked Aug. 31, of new systems or parts of new systems 4 to Priorities Regulation 1: or 19.4 10678 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1941 SCHEDULE A-PoDucTioN QUOTAs r OLAssEs or SYSTEMS AND pAnTs § 1226.32 General Conservation Or- der L-89-(a) Definitions. For the pur- [Schedule A added Aug. 31, 1944.] pose of this order: The following classes of systems and parts are to be'used in figuring the permitted quotas (1) "Elevator" means any hoisting or for any calendar year under paragraph (g) (1). If the producer's quota for any class (not lowering mechanism, equipped with a marked "0") would be greater under the paragraph (g) (1) (1), he can produce enough car or platform which moves In guides of that class needed to fill all unfilled orders on hand rated AA-5 or higher for that class, in a substantially vertical direction; In- referred to as "r. o." (rated orders) in the Schedule below. If It .woUld be greater under (g) cluding electric, hydraulic and hydro- (1) (it) for the calendar year, his quota for the class is the specified percentage of the electric elevators, electric dumbwaiters, dollar volume of that class mnade by him in 1940, plus the quantity needed to fill all unfilled home'lifts and elevettes; but excluding orders for direct use by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, War Shipping Administration, mine material hoists, man lifts, platform and Veterans' Administration. (Parts for maintenance and repair are not counted in the lifts and portable elevators. The term quotas). The first column below describer each class of systeins or parts for which quotas are fixed. shall also mean inclinators, and electri- The second column shows the alternative quotas that each producer Is allowed. cally operated elevating devices appurte- nant to stationary stairways System or part: Quotas (2) "Escalator" means a moving in- 1. High side equipment of all types, including (but not limited to) clined continuous stairway or runway condensing units, compressor units, centrifugal machines, and con- used for raising or lowering persons, densers ------25% or r. o. 2. Low side equipment of all types, including (but not limited to) fin (3) "Order" means any commitment coils, (gravity and forced air) unit coolers, and plate type evapora- or other arrangement for the ultimate tors ------25% or r. o.. delivery of an elevator, escalator, or S. Air conditioning units, self-contained, store type, under 3 h. p .... 0. parts or accessories therefor within the 4. Air conditioning units, self-contained, store type, 3 h. p. and over-. 25% or r. o. United States or Canada. 5. Air conditioning units, self-contained, room coolers ------____ 0. (4) "Export order" means any com- 6. Beer precoolers ------0. mitment or other arrangement for the 7. Blood plasma cabinets, rivet coolers and industrial low temperature ultimate delivery of an elevator, or eleva- cabinets, except forfood freezing or food storage ------25% or r. o. tor or escalator parts or accessories 8. Bottled beverage equipment ------_------0. therefor, outside the United States or 9. Bulk beverage dispensing equipment ------0. Canada. 10. Counter and back-bar refrigerators ------0. (5) "Approved order" means (I) any 11. Display cases, refrigerated, of all types ------0. 12. Drinking water coolers (non-mechanical) ------0. order for a new elevator bearing a pref- 13. Drinking water coolers (mechanical), bottle type ------0. erence rating of AA-5 or higher author- 14. Drinking water coolers (mechanical), pressure type, under 5 gals. ized on Form WPB-617 (formerly PD- per hour capacity (based on ambient temperature of 90* F. while 200), except an order for a now elevator reduced water from 80* F. inlet to 50* F. outlet using a waste- to replace the existing one or to install water precooler using 60% spill) ------0. In an existing shaft, (11) any order for 15. Drinking water coolers (mechanical), pressure type, 5 gals. per parts or equipment for an elevator or hour and over capacity (based on ambient temperature of 90o escalator bearing a rating of AA-5 or ° F. while reducing water from 80 F. inlet to 50* F. outlet using a higher Involving less than $500, exclusive waste-water precooler using 60% spill) ------25% or r. o. of installation labor costs, except an 16. Evaporative coolers ("desert coolers") 2000 c.f. m. and over ------25% or r. 0. 2 order for spare or maintenance parts not 17. Evaporative coolers ("desert coolers") less than 2000 c. f. m .---- 0. required for immediate use if, by its ful- 18. Farm freezers (for the freezing and storing of food on a farm)__. 0. iMlment, the parts inventory of the pur- 19. Home freezers and storage cabinets ------0. chaser is increased beyond $50 for each 20. Ice cream freezers, 20 qt. capacity and less'I------0. elevator operated by him or if his total 21. Ice preadh and frozen food dispensing equipment, ------0. purchase of such parts would thereby 22. Ice cube makers, self-contained, cabinet type ------0. 23. Low temperature cabinets, commercial, for food freezing or food eceed $100 for each elevator in any cal- storage, other than for ice cream ------0. endar year, or (i) an order for repair 24. Reach-in refrigerators of all types ------25% or r. o. or maintenance parts i whatever 25. Salad coolers (Bain Marie), mechanical ------0. amount may be the minimum necessary 26. Soda fountain equipment, refrigerated, of all types 1...... 0. when there has been an actual break- 27. Walk-hi coolers (not including beer pre-coolers) ------. 25% or r. o. down, or suspension of operations of an 28. All other systems and insulated enclosures ------25% or r. o. elevator or escalator is imminent be- May be built to fill orders for the Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, War Shipping Admin, cause of the necessity for repair and the repair parts are not therwise available istration,2 or Veterans' Administration. See (g) (2) of the order. from the purchaser's inventory. No order shall be subdivided for the purpose NoE: The name or description of any "class," as listed above, includes all fixtures, Items or parts which are within the meaning of such name or description as customarily used of coming within subdivision (ii) of this within the trade or industry; and does not include any fixture, item o3 part not within subparagraph. The term "any order" such meaning. This applies in all cases, even though a particular fixture or itenr in a certain Includes a group of orders for equipment class could be used for the same purpose, or a similar purpose, as an item or fixture In for one or more elevators or escalators another class. where all of the equipment is custom- Examples. A home freezer may not be produced on the theory that it could or may be used arily purchased as part of a single order. as an industrial low temperature cabinet; nor may an industrial low temperature cabinet (6) "Maintenance" means the mini- be produced for delivery as a home freezer. A beer pre-cooler may not be produced on the mum upkeep necessary to continued op- theory that it could or may be used as a walk-in cooler; nor may a walk-in cooler be produced eration of an elevator or escalator In for delivery as a beer pre-cooler. sound working condition, and "repair" [F. R. Doc. 44-13253; Filed, August 31, 1944; 10:31 a. m.] means the restoration of an elevator or escalator to sound working condition when rendered unsafe or unfit for service by wear and tear, damage, failure of PART 1226-GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ated a shortage in the supply of certain parts or the like. EQUIPMENT critical materials used in the manufac- (b) Restrictions on accepting orders [General Conservation Order L-89, as. ture of elevators and escalators for de- or export orders. (1) No person shall Amended Aug. 31, 1944] fense, for private account and for ex- port; and the following order is deemed manufacture an escalator except as au- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS necessary and appropriate in the public thorized under Priorities Regulation 25, The fulfilllment of the requirements for Interest and to promote the national de- and no person shall accept an order for the defense of the United States has cre- fense: delivery of an escalator except for one -FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 19-14 10679 manufactured in accordance with au- of the Bureau of the Budget pursuant to 3r.rss-rr=nor 2 thorization given under that regulation. the Federal Reports Act of 1942. mxvArTs AM =CAT~C=S; C=Z 7cM (2) The following restrictions apply to (2) Applicability of regulations. Thais =TXrsAL AM L&SOZ c$r00; Sso acceptance of an order or an export order ,,order add all transactions affected there- for a new by are subject to all applicable aome question his arisen as to whether elevator or for elevator or esca- regula- an order rated as AA-5 or higher pursat lator parts or accessories. (i)No person tions of the War Production Board, as to CMP Regulation 5 or SA is an "approved shall accept an order, except an approved amended from time to time. Where the crder" as defined In paragraph (a) (5) (l) order, without authorization in'writing limitations imposed by other L, D1 or R of Order L-63 If material alone coat lczz than froih the War Production Board. Ap- orders are applicable to the subject mat- 0500 but material and labor installation to- plication for authorization shall be filed ter of this order, the most restrictive gether exceed 0500. An order for material by the purchaser with the War limitation shall apply. coating le= than 0500, other than material Produc- to be Incorporated n tion Board on Form WPB-1236 in- ac- (3) Violations. Any-person who wil- a minor capital addl- fully violates any provision tion or capitalized under CUP Regulation 5 cordance with instructions contained on of this order, or SA. is an approved order, as defined In the Form. The War Production Board or who, in connection with this order, Order L-53, even though the cost of bath may grant an application filed with it on wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- material and labor excaccs e.0 and even such conditions, if any, as it may pre- nishes false information to any depart- though Installation is made by the saIer scribe. (ii) No person shall accept an ment or agency of the United States Is of the material a a normal busine- prac- export order without approval guilty of a crime, and upon conviction tica under a single fee for both material and by the labor. However, Foreign Economic Administration of an may be punished by fine or imprison- an LO order for material ment. In addition, coting lcs3 than 0500, which will be In- application for a license to export the any such person may corporated In a minor capital addition or items covered by such order to which a be prohibited from making or obtaining capitalizcd under CP RegulatIon 5 or 5A, rating has beei asigned b the Foreign further deliveries of, or from processing 1s not an approved order, as defined in Order Economic Administration in accordance or using, material under priority control L-0, If the material and labor together with authority delegated to it by the War and may be deprived of priorities aLsst- amount to mom than 0500 and the Installa- Production Board. Applications ance. tion in made by the caller of the material as for ex- a normal busIne-s port licenses shall be filed with the (4) Appeals. Any appeal from the practice under a single provisions fte. (Sce Interpretations 8 and 11 to CU.,P Foreign Economic Administration and of this order other tMan the Regulaton 5.) ilasued My 23, 19441 shall include a description of the ele- restrictions of paragraph (b) (1) shall be vators or elevator parts or accessories. made by fling Form WPB-147 [P. R. Dc. 44-13250; Filed, August 31, 1944; (formerly 10:30 a. mL] (3) Any person may accept and fill an PD-50) or by letter in triplicate, re- unrated order for an elevator as pro- ferring to the provisions appealed from vided -inPriorities Regulation 24. and stating fully the grounds for the The PART 1226-GEr AL IrmnsrnL pirovisions of Piorities Regulation 24 appeal. The appeal shall be filed with the field office of the War Production with respect to unrated orders do not Board for the district In which is located [General Conservatlon Order L-263, apply to the sale or production of esca- the plant or branch of the appellant to Revozation] lators, and escalators may be sold on which the appeal relates. No appeal OXY-ACRTYLErZ APPARIATUS unrated orders, as provided in paragraph should be filed from the restrltions of Section (b) (1) of this order, without regard paragraph (b) (1). 1226.102 General Conservation to Order L-268 Is revoked. This revocation the restrictions of that regulation. (5) Communications. All reports re- does not affect qulred'to any liabilities incurred C(e).Restrictions on use. of materials. be filed hereunder, and all com- under the order. The order is super- No non-ferrous metals (except alumi- munications, concerning this order, shall, seded by Order L-123, as amended. num and magnesium) or stainless steel unless otherwise directed, be addressed to: War Production Board, General In- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. shall be used in the manufacture of car dustrial Equipment enclosures, facias, Division, Washing- WARt PilODUCTIOI;I hanger covers, car ton 25, D. C. Ref: L-89. BOARD, doors or gates, hostway doors, car or By J. JosZPH WHzrAu, landing thresholds or lace plates of op- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. Recording Secretary. erating or signal fixtures; or in the WAR PRODUcMON BOARD, [I. R. floe. 44-13261; Filed, August 31, I944; manufacture of parts therefor. By 10:32 a. m.] (d) Exemptions. Whe J. JosEH WHELaN, (1) restrictions Recording of paragraphs (b) and (c)of this order Secretary. shall not apply to any elevator Xrernar~rorT 1 or elevator PART 1226-GmzERAx Imus=ar parts, equipment or accessories, to be in- Paragraph (b) (2) provides that no percon stalled and shall used aboard any ships owned accept an order (except an approved or- [Gencral Limitation Order L-232, as Amended or operated by the Army, Navy, Maritime der) unless the order has been authorized on Commission or War Shipping Adminis- Form WPB-1236 (this restriction not apply- Aug. 31, 194M] tration. ing to acceptance of ordera exempted under (2) The paragraph (d)). An "approved order" (as FOOD PROCESS3G U.&' 1=IY restrictions of paragraph (b) defined In paragraph (a)(5) (ill)), shall includes not apply to an order placed by a an order for repair or maintenance part for The fulfilment of the requirements for manufacturer or dealer'for elevator or an elevator or escalator whero cuapens lon of the defense of the United States has cre- escalator parts, equipment or accessor- operations Is Imminent bccaure of the neces- ated a shortage inthe supply of materials ies to be delivered for further manufac- sity for repair and the repair parts are not used in the otherwise available from the purchazera In- production of food proces ing ture or for resale for maintenance and ventory. A suspension of operations may be machinery, for defense, for private ac- repair purposes. considered imminent If the condition of the count and for export; and the following (e)Micellaneous provisions-C) Rec- cables of an elevator or the Gtep3 or hand rails order Is deemed necessary and appro- ords and repprts. All persons affected of an escalator or of any other parts of an priate in the public interest and to pro- elevator or escalator would make definitely mote the national defense. by this order shall keep and preserve for dangerous Its continued operation without not- less than two years accurate and making the repairs; and such condition may § 1226.7 General LimitationOrder L- complete'records concerning inventories, be assumed where the cables, rteps, hand 292-(a) Definitions. For the purpose production and sales. All persons af- rals, or other parts have been condemned of this order: pursuant to a state law or municipal ordi- (1) "Processor" means fected by this order shall execute and file nance any person en- requiring suspension of operations un- gaged in the business of with the War Production Board, such less their repair or replacement ismade with- preparing, proc- in essing, canning, packing or packagng reports and questionnaires as the War the period (normally 30 to 90 dayz) vpccl- human Production fled on the inspector's report. However, a or animal foods or tobacco for Board shall from time to distribution, including time require. Specific possible future breakdown cannot ta consid- the operation of a reports and ques- ered as meaning that Luspanion food procesSing plant on tionnaires will be subject of opera- a farm. It does to the approval tions Is Imminent. [Isued May 29, 19-41 not include (D a person to the extent 10680 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1941 that he engages in the production or slon, or War Shipping Adninistration, before June 30, 1943, if parts made of raising of crops, livestock, or other farm (ili) delivery to a manufacturer of food other material would not be interchange- produce; or (Ii) a person to the extent processing machinery to be incorporated able with the parts to be repaired or re- that he prepares food for consumption on into other food processing machinery, or placed. This paragrapb also does not the premises (such as a hotel or restau- (iv) delivery of food processing machin- restrict the use of copper and copper- rant), or distributes it at retail (such, as ery from one portion of an enterprise base alloys in electrical conductors, bear- a grocery or retail meat market); or (ili) manufacturing, building or assembling Ings, valves, instruments, motors, worm governmental agencies processing food it to a portion using It, when the mate- driven gears, and cappers. for governmental use, hospitals, chari- rial for its production was obtained by (f) Production quotas. The War Pro- table institutions processing food for. the manufacturer in accordance with duction Board may at any time Istue their 6wn use, or educational institu- Direction 34 of CMP Regulation 1. schedules as amendments to this order, tions. (c) Instructions for obtaining an ap- fixing production quotas for certain (2) "F o o d processing machinery" proved order other than pursuant to a types of food processing machinery, means new machinery and equipment, of CMP Regulation. (1) Processors seeking From the effective date of any such the kinds specified in Schedule A with a food processing machinery for delivery schedule no manufacturer may carry on retail sal~s value of $50 or more for each within the United States or Canada, In production except as permitted by the machine or piece of equipment, excluding order to get a rating should file: schedule or schedules applicable to the (I) refrigerating machinery and equip- (I) Form WPB-617 with the War Pro- food processing machinery made or as- ment as defined in Limitation Order L-38, duction Board for any food processing sembled by him. The reference to (ii) machinery and equipment used on a machinery which is to be installed as "quota provisions of paragraph (g) (2) farm for production of food or tobacco or part of a project approved under Order (i) of Order L-292" In schedules Issued on a fishing vessel for handling food, prior L-41. by the War Production Board before to delivery to a processor, (ill) scales and (Ui) Form WPB-748 with the War March 11, 1944 shall, for the purpose of balances as defined in limitation Order Food Administration for all other dairy, such schedules, mean this paragraph (f) L-190, (iv) conveying machinery as de- egg or poultry processing equipment. of Order L-292. fined in Limitation Order L-193, (v) (Il) Form WPB-576 with the War (g) Miscellaneous rovtslons-(1) Re- machinery and equipment used for pack- Food Administration for all other can- ports. On or before the 15th day of each aging, filling or labelling containers, ex- ning machinery or equipment. calendar month, each manufacturer shall cept as otherwise indicated in Schedule (iv) Form WPB-3155 with the War file a report on Form WPB-2721, This A, (vi) oil processing machinery and Food Administration for all other meat reporting requirement has been approved equipment used in processing animal, fish canning, meat packing and meat proc- by the Bureau of the Budget In accord- and vegetable fats, oils and greases, and essing machinery or equipment. ance with the Federal Reports Act of (vil) water filters as water-treating (v) Form WPB-541 with the War Pro- 1942. • equipment. duction Board for any other food proc- (2) Applicability o1 regulations. This (3) "Manufacturer" means any per- essing machinery. order and all transactions affected there- son engaged in the making or assembling (2) All persons, other than processors, by are subject to all applicable regula- of food processing machinery; and in- seeking any food processing machinery tions of the War Production Board as cludes his subsidiaries and affiliates in for delivery within the United States or amended from time to time. the same business. Canada should fie Form WPB-541 with (3) Violations. Any person who wil- (4) "Dealer" means any person ex- the War Production Board. fully violates any provision of this order, cept a manufacturer engaged in the (3) All persons, Including processors, or who, in connection with this order, business of buying and reselling food seeking any food processing machinery wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- processing machinery. for export by them to other than Canada nishes false information to any depart- (5) "Approved order" means any should file Form WPB-541 or Form ment or agency of the United Statea iS order for delivery (under sale, lease, con- FEA-419, whichever is appropriate with guilty of a crime and upon conviction signment or otherwise) of food process- the War Production Board. may be punished by fine or Imprison- ing machinery bearing (i) a rating of (d) Restrictions on manufacture. Na meht. In addition, any such person may AA-5 or higher assigned on any WPB manifacturer shall make or assemble be prohibited from making or obtaining or PEA Form listed in paragraph (c)or any new food processing machinery or further deliveries of, or from processing (it) a CMP Regulation 5 or 5A rating., equipment of the kinds listed on Sched- or using, material under priority control applied to replace an existing piece of ule B except as permitted by production and may be deprived of priorities assist- machinery of substantially the same size quotas assigned under paragraph (f) of ance. and capacity, worn out or damaged be- this order. The limitations and restric- (4) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.1 yond repair. tions of this paragraph shall not apply to (5) Communications. All reports re- (b) Restrictions on deliveries. (1) No the manufacture of any food processing quired to be filed hereunder, and all com- person shall deliver or accept delivery of machine pr piece of equipment for which munications concerning this order shall, food processing machinery. except on an parts weighing, in the aggregate, not less unless otherwise directed, be addressedi approved order. Any person who places than 75% of the weight of the finished to: War Production Board, General In- an approved order shall in addition to machine or piece of equipment were dustrial Equipment Division, Washing- the certification used in applying the made before June 5, 1943. ton 25, D. C.. Ref: L-292. rating (Priorities Regulation 3 or 7) give (e) Conservation of critical materials.^ (h) Exceptions and avpeals-(1) Pro- the form number upon which he received No person shall use stainless steel or tin,: duction under Priorities Regulation 25. the rating, or if the rating was assigned copper or copper base alloys, secondaiT Any person wlo wants to make or as- by CMP Regulation 5 or 5A, he shall add copper-nickel alloys (white metal) made, to the certification a statement substan- from scrap or remelt, nickel or chro- semble more food processing machinery tially as follows: "This rating was is- mium, in the manufacture or assem- or equipment (including the kinds listed signed by CMP Regulation 5 (or 5A) and bly of any food processing machinery in Schedule B) than the quotas fixed the machinery is ordered to replace other except In contact parts or corrosion under paragraph (f) of this order and machinery of substantially the same size points. (As used herein "contact parts" schedules issued in accordance and capacity, worn out or damaged be- with that means those parts which come in direct paragraph (including a person "who has yond repair." contact with any food products. "Cor- (2) The restrictions of subparagraph rosion points" mean those parts or fit- no quota under this order or the appli- (1) above shall not apply to: (i) Deliv- tings, stationary or movable, which are cable schedule), may apply for permis- eries to a manufacturer or dealer to en- exposed to corrosive action from food sion to do so as explained In Priorities able him to fill approved orders which he products,' water or brine and which, If Regulation 25. Any quota restrictions in has actually received, or to replace In in- 'corroded, will interfere with the normal the applicable schedules based upon the ventory machinery delivered by him to operation of the machinery or equip- fill approved orders, (ii) delivery of food. ment.) These restrictions on the use of necessity of having rated orders on hand processing machiinery to be used directly. materials shall not apply to repair parts. do not apply to production authorized by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commis- for food processing machinery produced under that regulation. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10631

(2) Appeals. Any appeal from the power or more). and all other machinery and Izrsam'asao:r 2 equipment used In the preparation nd proc- provisions of this order other than the essing of meat products, filling, labUing nd quota restrictions of paragraph (d), casing machinery, except (1)homo canning In accordance with paragraph (f) of Gen- paragraph () and the schedules Issued equipment, (11) container rca!ing and clcaln. cral Lmitation Order L-232, as amended, and jar capping mnachine, end (ill) refrlZ- certain quota scheduics have been etab- under paragraph (f), should be made by eration equipment. lah ed limiting the amount of controlled filing a letter in triplicate with the field 12. Non-alcoholic besrago manufacturing materialas which may be use-d In manufactur- office of the War Production Board for machinery end equipment including bottling, ng certain classea of food prcce=-in; bottle capping and bottle labelling machinery machinery during a sp-clfied quota perlod. the district in which is located the plant and equipment but excluding refrigeration The quota Is a percentage of the average to which the appeal relates. No appeal machinery and equipment. annual amount of such material consumed filed 13. Sugar prOcessing machinery nd equip- during a pccifid hbes period. The per- should be from the quota restric- ment. centage appiUe to each controlled material tions of paragraph (d), paragraph (f) or 14. Tobacco procesing machinery nd (steel. copper or aluminum) separately. No the schedules issued under paragraph (f). equipment, including wrapping machinery. part of the percentage of one controlled 15. [Deletcd Mar. 11, 194] material ball be added to the total percnt- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. ega of another. However. th3 permitted per- 96=ULE B centago of a particular controlled material WAR PRODUCOrON BOARD, may be divided In any way between the sev- By J. JosEPH WHELAN, Food Processing Machinery and Equipment which cannot be manufactured unless cpe- eral catcQrJr3 of such material. For exam- Recording Secretary. ple: where a manufacturer is permitted to cifically provided for under the terms of para- consume during the quota p2rod 110o of ScmmEULE A graph (f). 1. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19-41 the average annual amount of steel and Machinery and equipment included in ecppcr he can med during the base period, 2. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19441 he Is not pcrmn ttcd to apply part or all of definition of "Food Processing Machinery" 3. All coconut shredding and procsccing under paragraph (a) (2). his steel quota to his copper quota and equipment. thereby exceed his copper quota of 110%. L Baking and macarofi processing ma- 4. Coffee. tea, cocoa and spice grinding and chinery and equipment. This term includes However. he may consume during the quota procesing equipment except equipment by period such mount of carbon steel and such all preparation and processing machinery and and for the direct use of the Army. N~avy, equipment, and slicing and wrapping ma- amount of alloy steel as he choozes provided Maritime Comm- sIon and War Shipping Ad- the aggregate does not exceed 110% of the chinery used in commercial bakeries. ministration, and except equipment used in 2. Brewing and winery machinery and average annual amount of steel consumed the manufacture of rolublo and dehydrated during the base p.ricd. This rule is subjzct equipment, including bottling, bottle capping coffee. "andbottle labeling machinery and equipment to the rc3triction of any order of the War 5. All confectionery machinery. Production Board against the uze of a higher but excludigg refrigeFrtion machinery and 6. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19441 grade or larger quantity of material thn equipment. 7. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19441 Is nccezary (for eampe, sEe paragraph (c) 3. Canning machinery and equipment. 8. IDeleted Mar. 11, 19441 (1) of Order W-9-c, dealing with copper). This term includes all preparation machinery 9. [Deleted Mar. 11. 19441 [Ijsued April 3, 1944] and equipment, filling labeling and casing 10. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19441 machinery, aid change.parts for different can 11. [Deleted Mar. 11, 1944) [P. R. Doc. 44-13256: Filed, August 31, 1944; or container sizes, used in the canning, freez- 12. [Deleted Mar. 11, 1944] 10:32 a. in.] ing, and fresh packing of fruits,,vegetibles, 13. [Deleted Mar. 11, 19441 fishery products including fishery by-prod- 14. Tobacco prccez ing machinery and ucts) and all other human or animal food. equipment, including wrapping machinery. It also includes preparation machinery and PAnT 3290--Tsxnr , CMoEmq Aim equipment used for dehydrating such foods. ScHuEmm 0 LmsTH= It does not include (I) preparation equip- ment for meat and meat products (i1) home [Deleted Mar. 11, 1944] [Conservation Order U-138, as Amended Aug,. 31, 194] canning and home dehydrating equipment ScHE~uL D (iII) container sealing and closing and jar IS=L capping machines (iv) refrigerating equip- [Deleted Mar. 11. 19441 ment, and (v) steam jacketed kettles re- §3290,261 Conserratfi Order ZT- gardless of any use to which they may be IZrmrAT==o:T 1 13--(a) Definitions. For the purposes put, which are designed to use steam at work- roan s'aoczssnM Z1&c==Yr of this order: ing pressures of less than 90 pounds per (1) "Istle" means raw unprocessed square inch, as governed by Limitation Order Paragraph (a) (5), in defining "approved pita and palma istle of the grade "fair -182. (Machinery for filling, labeling and orders" for food prcessaing machinery, in- average quality" only. casing dehydrated foods Is covered by Order L-332.) cludes orders bearing a preference rating of (2) '"stle product" means yarn, rov- AA-5 or higher assigned on certain tpeclfled 4. Coconut shredding and processing equip- ing, or twine or products made therefrom forms (WPB-617, 576, 748, etc.) Thc:o fcrms prooc zed from "Istle," alone or in com- ment. in some cases call for the name and address 5. -Coffe,tea,cocoa, and spice grinding and of the supplier. bination with other fibers. processing. equipment, 1 H. P. and larger. , (3) 'Processor" means any person - 'In these cases, the information intended is 6. Confectionery machinery and equip- the name and address of the probable sup- who processes "Istle" or any "istle prod- ment. plier. Provided the model actually obtained uct." 7. Dairy, egg and poultry processing ma- is substantially identical in value, quality, (4) "Damaged istle" means "istle" chinery and equipment used in the commer- size, operation and function with that named cial processing of milk and milk products, that has been rejected by Defense Sup- in the application form, the preference rating plies Corporation, or "istle" upon which eggs and poultry, Including bottling, bottle may be used to get the product from any capping and bottle labeling machinery and manufacturer, dealer or proceor who has an adjustment has been made by an in- equipment and wrapping machinery but ex- the product on hand or Is authorized to man- surance adjuster as a result of any kind cluding (i) machinery or equipment used on ufacture or acquire It. For example, a ratin of damage making a given bale or bales a farm for the production and handling of assigned to purchase a 11" centifugal canitary unsuitable, wholly or in part, for use milk, eggs or poultry prior to delivery to a pump may ordinarily be ued to purchasE that In the manufacture of products permit- processor and (i) machinery or equipment size pump from any manufacturcr If the ted by this order. covered by the provisions of Limitation Order value Is substantially the came as that of the (5) [Deleted July 5, 19443 L-257. pump decribed In the application, On the (6) [DMleted July 5, 1944] 8. Flour, grain, feed milling and processing other hand, a rating ardgncd for a 6-can-per- (b) Imp otation o1 istle. The impor- and seed cleaning minute dairy can washer costing 01000 may machinery and equipment tatlon of istle and istle products is sub- equipment. not be used to get a 6-can-per-minute can Ject to the provisions of General Imports 9. [Deleted Nov. 22,-1943] washer costing MD00. Similarly, a rating for as amended from time to 10. [Deleted Mar. 11, 1944] a copper lined chiese vat may not b used to Order 1,-63 11. Meat canning, meat packing and meat get a stainless steel chcce vat. time. processing machinery and equipment. This Approval of the form docs not operate to c) Processing restrictions. (1) No term includes power-driven disc and blade authorize the supplier. whether or not named, person shall put into process any istle saws (of fractional horsepower -or more). to manufacture or acquire the product If or Istle prcduct, except for incorporation band saws (1 horsepower or more), slicers (1 that is otherwLce prohibited. [Issued March into any of the following products: horsepower or more), and grinders (1 horse- 31, 194.] () Rope. 10682 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944

only palma istle The reporting requirements of this order gral part of the Implement. "Cutlery" (i) Twine, provided include any article of flatware, Is used. have been approved by the Bureau of shall not S(fit) Any product for ultimate delivery the Budget in accordance with the Fed- as defined in Order L-140-b, when issued, or any of the articles subject to Order to, or for incorporation into any ma- eral Reports Act of 1942. Persons af- fected by this order shall file such other L-30-d, as amended from time to time, or terial for ultimate delivery to the Army instruments. Mari- reports and questionnaires as may from surgical or Navy of the United States, the (2) "Manufacturer" means any per- or War Shipping Ad- time to time be required, subject to the time Commission approval of the Bureau of the Budget in son engaged in the business of fabricat- ministration. accordance with the Federal Reports Act ing or assembling any new cutlery from (iv) Any product, for the manufacture purchased, parts or product is al- of 1942. any raw material, of which any istle or Istle (j) Communications. All reports re- previously used or fabricated material, accordance with paragraph located in quired to be filed hereunder and all com- or -who performs any hand or mechanical (e). concerning this order shall, fabricating or assembling operation on (2) No processor shall use in any cal- munications 25 per cent of unless otherwise directed, be addressed an article of cutlery. endar month more than Board, Textile, means the first change he to: War Production (3) "Process" the quantity of palma istl-e which Clothing and Leather Bureau, Washing- by a manufacturer in the form of mate- used in the period from January 1, 1944, ton 25, D. C., Reference: M-138. rial (whether raw material, semi or fully through March 31, 1944. (k) Violations. Any person who wil- fabricated material or finished parts) (d) Restrictions on the use of dam- fully violates any provision of this 'order from that form in which it is received by aged istle and damaged istle products. or who, in connection with this order, him, or the first assembly by a manufac- Any processor or dealer who has in his wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- turer of material which is not changed possession damaged istle defined in para- nishes false information to any depart- in form by him. Any manufacturer who graph (a) (4), or istle products defined ment or agency of the United States is did not maintain records during the base in paragraph (a) (2) that are damaged, guilty of a crime, and upon conviction period as to his proceqsing of metals shall report to the War Production Board may be punished by fine or imprison- in terms of weight, but who maintained the nature of the damage and the quan- addition, any such pe son may of units of cut- of ment. In records in terms tity not suitable for the manufacture be prohibited from making or obtaining lery only, may apply all percentages con- the products, or for the end uses permit- further deliveries of, or from processing tained in this order dnd schedules in ted by this order. The report shall be by or using, material under priority con- terms of units rather than in terms of letter setting forth all pertinent facts, trol and may be deprived of priorities as- weight. including a statement of the portion of sistance. * (4) "Base period" means .the period each bale or package actually damaged. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. beginning July 1, 1940 and ending Juno After making that~report and receiving 30, 1941, inclusive. from the War Production Board an ac- WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, (5) Gauges when referred to in this knowledgment which does not object to By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, order, are subject to commercial tol- his claim of damage, he may then use Recording Secretary. erances. or dispose of the portion of eath bale'or (b) Restrictions on kinds of cutlery damaged and so re- JP. R. Doc. 44-13258; -Fled, Auugst Si, 1944; package, actually 10:32 a. m.l which may be manufactured. No man- ported, free from the restrictions of this ufacturer shall process any metal for order. (Note: See paragraph (i).) - new cutlery which is not of a type defined (e) Control and allocation. The War in a schedule in this order. Production Board may from time to time PART 3291-CoNsmERS DURABLE GOODS (c) Restrictions on quantity of cutlery allocate the supply of istle, and istle [General Limitation Order L-140-a as produced. No manufacturer shall proc- products, and specifically direct the time, Amended Aug. 31, 1944] ess more metal in the production of any and quantities in which deliver- manner CUTLERY new cutlery than the amount specified ies to or by particular processors shall for that class of cutlery in the appro- be made or withheld. It may also direct, The fulfillment of requirements for the priate schedule attached to this order. permit, or prohibit' particular uses of defense of the United States has created . (d) Exceptions for military orders. istle, or iste products, by any processor, a shortage in the supply of mefals used In addition to the production permitted in connection with the allocation of such in the production of cutlery for defense, by paragraph (c) above a manufacturer material to him. Any direction,,prohibi- for private account and for export; and may process sufficient additional tion or allocation, pursuant to this para- the following order is deemed necessary amounts of metal to fill purchase orders graph, must, to be valid, be in writing and appropriate in the public interest or contracts for cutlery to be delivered and in the name of the War Production and to promote the national defense: by him to or for the account of Board. § 3291.175 General Limitation Order (1) The War Shipping Administra- (f) Restrictions on deliveries. No tion, person shall accept delivery of, or pur- L-140-a-(a) Definitions. For the pur- . (2) The United States Maritime Com- chase any istle or istle product, for any poses of this order: professional mission, use prohibited by this order. No person (1) "Cutlery" means any (3) The United States Navy (exclud- shall sell or deliver any istle or istle food processing cutlery, as defined in by or for de- A, any professional kitchen ing purchase orders placed product to any person whom he knows Schedule livery to United States Navy Ship's believe is not entitled cutlery, as defined in Schedule B, any or has reason.to in Service Departments or United States to receive the same, or to any person who household kitchen cutlery, as defined post exchanges for resale table cut- Marine Corps he has reason to believe will put such Schedule C, any household by them within the 48 United States and this order. lery, as defined in Schedule D, any pocket use material to a use prohitited by E, any the District of Columbia and not for (g) Appeals. Any appeal from the cutlery, as defined in Schedule as equipment). The War Production scissors, shears and trimmers, as defined on Form provisions of this order shall be made by fetlock Board may specifically authorize in Schedule F, any hand hair or pursuant to an application filing a letter in triplicate, referring to clippers, as defined in Schedule G, any WPB-1319, the particular provision appealed from Schedule filed on said Form, the filling of purchase industrial cutlery, as defined in for delivery to United and stating fully the grounds of the H, and any hunting or fixed blade sheath orders for cutlery appeal. States Navy Ship's Service Departments knife, any carving sets, any poultry Corps post ex- (h) Applicability of regulations. This shears, any implement designed or in- or United States Marine transactions affected pedicuring or changes for resale within but fOr use order and all tended for manicuring, for 48 United States and the thereby are subject to all the applicable for extracting blackheads, including but outside the provisions of the regulations of the War District of Columbia. Form WPB-1319 not limited to nail files, nail nippers, nail filed and executed only by the Production Board, as amended from picks, cuticle scissors, is to be clippers, pushers, Naval Personnel, Navy Depart- time to time. cuticle pushers, cuticle clippers and Bureau of who acquires buticle nippers, and any other hand op- ment, Washington, D. C., and if a specific (i)- Reports. Any person authoriza- or puts into process any istle shall re-. erated, fixed or folding, cutting blade or authorization is granted, such port on Form WPB-914, formerly PD- fork with a handle or handles of any ma- tion will be forwarded to the manufac- 469-Part 1, as required -on the form. terial attached so as to become an inte- turer specified FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 106S3

• (4) The United States Army (exclud- Mi) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944] be filed on Form WPB-1477 (in tripl!- ing purchase orders placed by or for de- k) Reports. (1) Before making any cate) with the field office of the War Pro- livery to United States Army post ex- cutlery every manufacturer of cutlery changes for resale by them within the 48 duction Board for the district in which is United States and the District of Co- shall execute and file in duplicate with located the plant or branch of the ap- lumbia and not for use as equipment). the War Production Board, Washing- pellant to which the appeal relates. No The War Production Board may spe- ton 25, D. C., Ref: L.-140-a. a report as to appeal should be filed from the restric- the aggregate amount of all metals proc- cially authorize on Form WPB-1319, pur- tions of paragraph (c). suant- to an- application filed on said essed by that manufacturer during the base period and grouped in accordance (o)Communications. All reports to form, the filling of purchase orders for be filed hereunder or communications cutlery for delivery to and use by post with the classes as specified in the defi- nitions contained in the individual concerning this order should be ad- exchanges located in areas designated by dressed to the War Production Board, the United_ States Army, schedules attached to this order. Man- as "staging, ufacturers who compute their processing Consumers Durable Goods Division, areas." Form WPB-1319 is to be filed Washington 25, D. C., Ref: L-140-a. and executed only by the Army Exchange of metals in units in accordance with Service of New York, and if a specific paragraph (a) (3) of this order may Issued this 31st day of August 1944. authorization is granted, such authoriza- file such report in units. This report- ing requirement has been approved by WAR PRODUCTONT BOARD, tion wil be forwarded to the manufac- By J. Jos=PH WTxLT, turer specified. the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Recording Secretary. (e) Specifications. No manufacturer (2) Every manufacturer affected by shall process any metal for the produc- Scumnur A-Pzrs o:Aw- Foon Paoma=a this order shall execute and file with the CurxmT tion of any new cutlery which does not War Production Board, Washington 25, Definitions. "Profe lonal food proce-sing conform to the specifications contained D. C., Ref.: L-140-a, on or before the cutlery" means any hand operated knives. in the applicable schedules in this order. 10th day of July, 1943, and on or before cleavers, splltters, sharpening steels, beef f) Metal restrictions. No manufac- the 10th day of each calendar month tiers, ham stringer-, coring hooks, canning turer shall process any metals other than thereafter, Form WPB-1600 (formerly or pitting spoons. and other hand cutlery iron, carbon steel, alloy steel (if not con- PD-655). de igned for, but not limited to,u=3 in. pack- (1) Applicability of other orders and ing hous-e, quick-freezing plants, canneries taining nickel), aluminum, magnesium, and dehydrating plants for slaughtering, gold and silver in the production of cut- regulations. This order and all trans- cleaning, dressing, boning and otherwise lery, except actions affected by this order are subject procezing meats, poultry, flh, vegetables, (1) Lead for bolsters or rivets; to the applicable regulations of the War fruits, and other food stuff. and also hand (2) Chromium for plating; Production Board. If any other order cutlery designed for, but not limited to, uss of the War Production Board limits the In butcher Shop3 and provision markets for (3. Zinc as provided in Schedule G tho further processing of meats and other and ] of this order subject to the restrlc- use of any material in the production of cutlery to a greater extent than foods. tions contained in the M-11 series, as does this 'Tatter." means the outline shape of the amended from time to time. order, the other order shall govern unless blado of a knfeo or fork, or the bowl of a (4) Copper and copper base alloy not it states otherwise. vpoon, and does not apply to the grind or (m) qnlnh containing Violations. Any person who wil- of the blade or bowl, or to the type nickel, except in impurities, fully violates any provision of this order of material, fin'sh or color of the handle. as provided in Schedule E of this order or who, in connection with this order, '"en"th" means, unles otherrLse specl- for linings and rivets of pocket knives. wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- fied, the dimension of the blade or bowl nishes measured from its tip to the place at which. (g). Hardness of knife blades and false information to any depart-' It enters the handle, plus or minus one- sharpening steels. No manufacturer ment or agency of the United States, is quarter inch. shall pro~ess any steel for the produc- guilty of a crime and upon conviction Prmissible.types. ITo manufacturer shaHT tion of: may be punished by fine or imprison- process metal in the production of any pro- (1) Knife blades for cutlery which ment. In addition, any such person fesslonal food proce ing cutlery except that when finished tests less than 45, Rock- may be prohibited from making or ob- which conforms to the following specificm- well C Scale; taining further deliveries of, or from tIons. (2) Sharpening steel which when processing or using material under pri- tirOao ority control and may be deprived finished tests less than 62, or more than of mnm 68, Rockwell C Scale. priorities assistance. (h) Special provision affecting distri- (n)Exceptions an! appeaLs-() Pro- fluebakn.r.Notllgt- bution of overruns, rejects and canceMlu- duction, under PrioritiesRegulatiou 25. atIta c tions. When material for the produc- i Any person who wants to process more tezaipEctbunile. 01iclmlsb).ot 1zltern 1 2o 1 tion of cutlery is obtained with priorities metal in the production of any cutlery assistance and, because of cancellations than the quota fixed in paragraph (c) of orders or other reasons, can no longer Steak knitfa (Schnltarsbare)..l 1 2 10 and the appropriate be used for the purpose for which the schedules of this rrimlna Cr heading kn-I 1 1 0 order (including assistance was given, such material may a person who has no 5Ij gkna (ra..)...... e 1 1 only be used as allowed in § 944.11, para- quota under this order) may apply for graph (b) of Priorities Regulation No. permission to do so as explained In Pri- 1. (Z-.).. Similarly, when such material has been oritles Regulation 25. Also any person Stking knle ...... 2.1 1 manufactured into cutlery to fill a spe- who wishes to make any Implement Piarm kVf2 (rW-nattcr).. I cific contract and that cutlery, because (other than nall scissors) designed for S cit Ecrgutthg fo., 1 1 of overruns, rejects, cancellations ok manicuring or any Implement designed aa -k~-! ------e , other reasons, cannot be used for that for pedicuring or extracting black heads purpose, it may be'used or disposed of may apply for permission as explained only as allowed in that section. One of CknE-- . zfl~nknffa...... r 13 in Priorities Regulatlon 25. A person Oyen n13----- ~ ~ 1n 1yp1 - C:~nnmrnz knrj ...... i ] the ways in which these materials or making any item listed on any schedule Dc It tr products may be used or disposed of is to authorization cutlined in subparagraph (5) of that of this order pursuant 2 1 under Priorities Regulation 25 must com- paragraph, which permits use and dis- ntyr)-...... 2I 1 -posal in any manner specifically author- ply with all provisions of the applicable tyra)Il...... 1 1 .. ized in writing by the War Production schedule except the metal quotas. Board. Applications for such authoriza- (2) Appeals. Any appeal from the pro- PeatKtrnknfC .... 1 1 tion may be made on Form WPB-1319. visions of this order, other than the quota PIttnca ...... ,.. 3 - Ci) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944] restrictions of paragraph (c) and the Cp~cziog...... 2 .- No. 175---3 appropriate Schedule of this order should FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

On and after July 1, 1943, no manufac-" him prior to that date, no manufacturer shall Permissible types. No manufacturer shall turer shall process any metal in the produc- process metal for a different pattern or length process metal In the production of any house- tion of the cutlery specified In this schedule whether or not it Is in substitution of a hold table cutlery except that which centorn which differs in pattern or length from such discontinued pattern or length unless spe- to the following specifications: cutlery produced by him prior to that date. cifically authorized to do so by the War Pro- Once having processed metal for his full duction Board in writing. Permissible 4I talmjn choice of number and types of patterns and amount of metal. During the Maxilmum o. of - Description olitem No. of lengths specified In this schedule and pro- period of three calendar. months beginning Slengtbs per duced by him prior to that date, no manu- July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding facturer shall process metal for a different period of three calendar months, no manu- pattern or length whether or not It Is in facturer shall process in the production of Table knife ...... 1 I substitution of a discontinued pattern or professional kitchen cutlery more iron and Dessert fork ...... 1I length unless specifically authorized to do- steel In the aggregate than 75% of the aver- Dessert poon ...... I I so by.the War Production Board in writing. age quarterly amount of iron, steel and other Teaspoon ...... Permissible amount of metal. During the metals in the aggregate processed by such manufacturer during-the base period period of three calendar months beginning In his On and after July 1, production of professional kitchen cutlery. 1043, no manufneturer July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe- shall process any metal In the production riod of three calendar months, no manufac- SCNEDULnC-HOUSEHOLD IKrrc CUTLERY of the cutlery specified In this schedule turer shall process In the production of pro- which differs In pattern or length from fessional food processing cutlery more iron Definitions. "Household kitchen cutlery" such cutlery produced by him prior to that and steel in the aggregate than 225% of the means hand operated knives and forks used date. Once having processed metal for hie average quarterly amount of iron, steel and in the preparation and serving of food, and full choice of number and types of patterns other metals In the aggregate processed by designed for use in home kitchens. and lengths specified in this schedule and such manufacturer during the base period In "Pattern" means the outline shape of the produced by him prior to that date, no man- his production of professional food process- blade of a knife or fork. It does not apply ufacturer shall process metal for a different ng cutlery. to the grind or finish of the blade or to the pattern or length whether or not it Is in type of material, finish or color of the handle. substitution of a discontinued SCHEDULE B-PaOFEsSONAL KITCHEN CUTEY pattern or "Length" means, unless otherwise speci- length unless specifically authorized to do Deflnitions. "Professional kitchen cutlery" fied, the dimension of the blade measured so by the War Production Board in writing. means any hand operated knives, forks, from its tip to the place at which It enters Permissible amount of metal. During the scrapers, turners and spatulas used in the the handle, plus or minus one-quarter inch. period of three calendar months beginning preparation of food, designed for, but not Permissible types. No manufacturer shall July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding pe- limited to, use in the bakery trade and in process metal in the production of any' riod of three calendar months, no manufac- kitchens of hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, household kitchen cutlery except that which turer shall process in the production of hospitals, Institutions and other public eat- conforms to the following specifications: household table cutlery more iron and steel ing places. in the aggregate-than 50% of the average "Pattern" means the outline shape of the quarterly amount of iron, steel and other blade of a knife or fork, or the bowl of a Maxi- Maxi- metals In the aggregate processed by such spoon. It does not apply to the grind or manufacturer during the base period In his Description ofitems No of lngths Length In inches production of household table cutlery. finish of the blade or bowl or to the type pa- er pat- of material, flush or color of thd handle. terns tern "Length," unless otherwise specified, ScMEOP F-Poc5 CUTLERY means the dimension of the blade or bowl Definitions. "Pocket cutlery" means' any measured from Its tip to the place at which Slicer-...... 2 1 0" maximum folding blade knife. It enters the handle, plus or minus one- Cook's fork (blanked I 1 l0%"maximum "Pattern" means the outline shape of the quarter inch. blade, bardened (including and tempered). handle). skeleton or frame. It does not apply to the Permissible types. 1To manufacturer shall shape bf, number of or finishes of blades, or process metal n the production of any pro- to the type of material, finish or color of the fesslonal kitchen cutlery except that which On and after July 1, 1943, no manufacturer handle. conforms to the following specifications: shall process any metal in the production of "Length", unless otherwise specified, means [NovT: "Butcher knife * * *" amended the cutlery specified in this schedule which the outside measurement of the skeleton or differs In pattern or length from such cut- Aug. 31, 1944.1 frame' of the knife, subject to a toleranco lery produced by him prior to that date. (plus or minus) of ,JAth inch. Once having processed metal for his full "Number of blades per knifo" refers only choice of number and types of patterns and -Mari- to the number of blades which may be mum lengths specified in this schedule and pro- fastened directly Or indirectly to each skelo- num- duced by him prior to that date, no manu- ton. 6r frame and does not refer to the shapo Description oflitems ber ber of Length in inches facturer shall process metal for a different or finish of the blades. Different styles of of lengths pattern or length whether or not It Is -In pat- per blades may be mounted on tile same pattern terns pattern substitution of a discontinued pattern or of skeleton or frame. For Instaneo, the spec- length unless specifically authorized to do ifications state that not more than one blade so by the War Production Board in writing. Butcher knife (not 1 -- 2 811Marimumn.- may be fastened to each skeleton or frame heavier than .072" Pernjisstbe amount of metal. During the of a priming, maize or navy knife. The in thickness, nor period of three calendar months beginning manufacturer may produce as many styles lighter than .05" July 1, 1949, and during any succeeding pe- of blades for such pruning, maize or navy in thickness). riod of three calendar months, no manufac- C ok's knife (Saba. I 2 18" Mfnfm n knives as he.wishes, so long as each completed tier shape no beel, turer shall process in the production of knife contains only a single blade, Irrespec- no bolster) household kitchen cutlery more iron and tive of its style. Meat slifer ...... 2 i0" Minimum. steel in the aggregate than 35% of the aver- Permissible types. No manufacturer shall Utility slicer_...... 2 8"Maximum. age quarterly amount of Iron, steel and other 5" Mlinimum. process metal in the production of pocket Paring-knife ...... 2 3"1'Maximum metals In the aggregate processed by such cutlery except that which conforms to the Cook's fork (forged 1 14" including manufacturer during the base period In his following specifications: blade). handle. production of household kitchen cutlery. Cook's fork (blanked 1 blade, hardened * ScrmmuLE D-HoUsEHoLD TABLE CUTLERY and tempered). Mftld. Spatula ...... 1 8"! Minimum. Definitions. "Household table cutlery" MaT. mum Baker's scraper (I 1 means any knife, fork, spoon or any other mum No. of No. ofblde. weight of blade Description o iltes NO"Pat- 0o lengths ter knife only). cutlery of plated or unplated metal, with terns tor Cake turner (spatula 1 handles made of other material than metal, pattern type). designed for the actual serving and eating of Hamburg turner 1 food in the hom3e, other than all metal (spatula tlye). General utility knife ... I I Maximum 4, flatware. Premium stock knife or 8 1 Atlaxlmum 3. 'Tattern" means the outline shape of the cattle knife. On and after July 1,2943, no manufacturer blade of a knife or fork or the bowl of a Jackknife. No. of 1 8 2only. shall process any metal in the production of spoon. It does not apply to the grind or fin- .weights, 2. Prnnig, maize or navy 1 1 1 only. the cutlery specified In this sbhedule which ish of the blade or bowl or to the type of ma- knife. differs in pattern or length from such cutlery terial, finish or color of the handle. Budding or grafting 1 3 1 only. produced by him prior to that date. Once "Length" means, unless otherwise specified, knife. having processed metal for his full choice of the dimension of the blade or bowl measured ElectrIcian'sknife ------1 2 only. Scout knife...... 3 1 1 4 only. riumber and types of patterns and lengths from Its tip to the place at which It enters Self openingknife ...... 1 2 1 only. specified in this schedule and produced by the handle, plus or minus one-quarter inch, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 106S5 No item in this List E may be made Permissible types. No manufacturer shnall PAnT 3292 '-Auoonvn VzmnLrs PAnTS with a handle less than 3% inches In length process metal In the production of any hand AM EQUwzr nor less than % of an inch'in thickness at hair clippers except thoca which conform to the narrowest point. the following specifications: [Limitation Order 1,- O as Amended Aug. 31, On and after July 1, 1943, no manufac.- 1944] turer shall process any metal in the produc- tion of the cutlery specified in this schedule m afxlmum Maximum OUTEOAD 2100S A2-D PARTS which differs in pattern or length from such Ocacral dczcriutapn No. cr No. ot rttcrms The fulfillment of requirements for the cutlery produced by him prior to that date. I=03 Once having processed metal for his full defense of the United States has created choice of number and types of patterns and Large heavy duty cliprrs .... I a shortage In the supply of iron and steel lengths specified in this schedule and pro- Light wclgt prcm ..... 1 I and other materials for defense, for pri- Fetlock clTlPr...... duced by him prior to that date, no manu- vate account and for export; and the fol- facturer shall process metal for a different lowing order s deemed necessary and pattern or length whether or not It Is in sub- Permissible amount o/ metal. During the appropriate In the public interest and stitution of a discontinued pattern or length year beginning July 1, 1943, and during any to promote the national defense: unless specifically authorized to d6 so by the succeeding year, no manufacturer shall proc- War Production Board in writing. § 3292.1211 Limitation Order L-80- Permissible amount of metal. During the era In the production of new hand hair clip- (a) Definitions. For the purpose of this period of three calendar months beginning pers and fetlock clippers more iron, steel and order: July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding zinc in the aggregate than 05,%,of tha amount (1) "Outboard motor" means any de- period of three calendar months, no manu- of iron, steel and other metals In the agge- facturer shall process in the production of tachable motor (electric or Internal com- pocket cutlery more iron and steel in the gate proceSSed by such manufccturer during bustion motor) for the propulsion of row- aggregate than 60% of the average quarterly the base period in his production of new band boats, canoes, dinghies, or any other amount nf iron, steel and other metals in the ,hair clippers, and fetlock clippers. type of boat. aggregate processed by that manufacturer (2) "Person" means any individual, during the base period in his production of Scnmuza Hr-IwusrmnzA CuTL=ur partnership, association, business trust, pocket cutlery. Copper and copper base alloy Definitohs. "Industrial cutlery means corporation, governmental corporation not containing nickel, except In impurities, hand operated knives or similar artlcle3 de- or agency, or any organized group of per- may be used for linings and rivets. signed for use primarily in, but not limited sons, whether incorporated or not. to.. shoe, rubber, linoleum, electrical and (3) "Producer" means any penon ScHEuLE F-S- ns; SHEARS AN Titmums other manufacturing plants; and In the ship- fabricating, processing, manufacturing Definitions. "Scissors" means any two building, storage battery, automotive, tire or assembling any outboard motor or bladed, hand operated cutting implement repair, painting, furniture, oico supply and component part therebf. having two rings, each of a size sufficient to other trades; including but not limited to (4) 'orse power rating" means the accommodate not more than one finger or putty knives, scrapers., wallpaper trimmers, rating applied to outboard motors by the thumb in each ring, designed for use in In- paper hangers' knives, casing Imives, corner dustrial plants, schools, dressmakers' estab- National Outboard Motor Association lishments, department stores, homes, etc., knives, linoleum knives, roofing knlves, man- ual training knives, wood carving knives, (Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories) or by for cutting cloth, paper and miscellaneous pattern makers' knlive3, tencil kmivrn, rubber the Society of Automotive Engineers. materials; including nail scissors, but exclud- (5) "Preferred order" means any order Ing surgical scissors and barber shears and knives, shoe knives, cotton sampling knives, I broom corn knives, and scissors: simnlar Industrial or contract for outboard motors or parts "Shears and trimmers" means any two knives; and alco adjustable knifo blades with to be delivered to or for the account of bladed, hand operated cutting implement detachable handles designed for esentlal the Army or Navy of the United States, having one ring of a size sufficlent to accom- cutting operations. U. S. Maritime Commission, the Panama modate two or more fingers and a second ring Permfssibleamounts of metal. During the Canal, the Coast and Geodetic Survey, which is smaller and barber shears or scissors period of three calendar months beginning July 2, 1843, and during any succeeding pe- the Coast Guard, the Civil Aeronautics possessing a protruding finger rest, but not Administration, the National Advisory including animal and agricultural shears riod of three calendar months, no manufac- and trimmers or metal cutting shears or turer shall proccss In the production of In- Committee for Aeronautics, and the snips. dustrial cutlery more Iron, stcel, and zino Offlce of Scientific Research and Da- . Permissible amount of metal. During the in the aggregate than 200V of the aversgo velopment. period of three calendar months beginning quarterly amount of Iron, steel and other (b) General restrictions. (1) Except July 1, 1943, and during any succeeding metals in the aggregate prcx=cd by, such as provided in paragraph (b) (2), no pro- period of three calendar months, no manufac- manufacturer during the baze period In hi ducer shall process, fabricate, work on or turer shall process in the production of scis- production of Industrial cutlery. sors more iron and steel in the aggregate assemble any materials for use in the than 65% of the average quarterly amount [F. R. Dec. 44-13269; Filed, August 31, 1944; production of outboard motors or parts, of iron, steel and other metals in the aggre- 10:33 a. m.j gate processed by such manufacturer during nor shall any producer manufacture or the base period In his production of scissors. assemble any outboard motors or parts During the period of three calendar months except to the extent requlredto fill pre- beginning July 1, 1943, and during any suc- ceeding period of three calendar months, no PARr 3291-CoNsuz s DunaLE GOODS ferred orders. manufacturer shall process In the produc- [Limitation Order L-329, Revocation] (2) During the month of April 1942, tion of shears and trimmers more iron and and during each month thereafter, until steel in the aggregate than 65% of the aver- age quarterly amount of iron, steel and other STAPLES hAfD STAPLERS otherwise ordered, no producer shal metals in the aggregate processed by such manufacture more repair and replace- manufacturer during the base period in his Section 3291.306 Limitation Order L- ment parts than 575%of his average production of shears and trimmers. 329 is hereby revoked. This revocation monthly production of such repair and does not affect any liabilities accrued ScHMUL -- HAzn HAm CuPPERS replacement parts for outboard motors under the order. The use of certaimma- during the calendar year 1941. Definitions. 'Hand hair clippers" means terlals in the manufacture of staples and clippers operated by hand, designed for but staplers remains subject to the applica- (3) No producer shall sell, lease, trade, not limited to use in barber shops, beauty ble regulations and orders of the War lend, deliver, ship or transfer any out- parlors, hospitals or homes for cutting Production Board. human hair, and including fetlock clippers. board motors of 6 horsepower rating or "Length" means the over-all measurement Issued this 31st day of August 1944. more to any person whatsoever, except of the article from the tip of the stationary handle to the tip of the cap or head. WAR PRODucuozi BOMiD, to fill preferred orders, or pursuant to "Pattern" means the outline shape of the By J.JosaEr WHELM, specific authorization of the War Pro- head, cap and handles, including horns and Recording Secretar. duction Board. finger rests of the completed article, without the plates. It does not refer to the finish, IF. Doc. 44-13262;0. ileId, August 31, 19; color or weight of the article. 10:32 A.m.1 I Formerly Part 1155, §11551. 10686 FEDERAL" REGISTEP Friday, September 1, 1944 (c) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944) motor vehicles, for defense, for private in part or In whole and/or recharged for (d) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944) account, and for export, and the follow- sale, referred to sometimes hereafter for ing order is deemed necessary and ap- convenience as "rebuilt batteries." (e) Violations. Any person who wI1-- propriate in the public interest and to (10) "Loan or rental storage battery" fully violates any provision of this order,- promote the national defense: means any new automotive replacement or who, in connection with this order, storage battery or any used automotive § 3292.51 Limitation OrderL-180-(a) storage battery, repaired, rebuilt in whole wilfully conceals a material fact, or [Deleted Jan. 22, 19441, or in part, and/or recharged to be used furnishes false information to any de- (b) Applicability of priorities regula- by any person for loaning, gr renting, In tion. This order and all- transactions order to permit the replacing, repairing, partment or agency of the United States affected thereby are subject to all appli- Is guilty of a crime and upon conviction rebuilding and/or recharging of a cable provisions of the Regulations of battery. may be punished by 11ne or imprison- the War Production Board, as amended except where other- (11) "Ampere hour capacity" means ment. In addition, any such person may from time to time, the ampere hour capacity of an automo- be prohibited from making or obtaining wise stated. tive replacement storage battery as de- further deliveries of, or from processing (c) Definitions. For the purposes of veloped on or before the third dischargo this order: when tested at the 20-hour rate at 80 or using, materials under priority control (1) "Person" means any individual, and may be deprived of priorities as- degrees Fahrenheit. partnership, association, business trust, (12) "Group" means either (i) one sistance. corporation, or any organized group of division (of those numbered I, n, III, rV, (f) [Deleted Aug. 31,.1944.] persons whether incorporated or not. V) of the "Table of Maximum Adjust- (g) Exceptions-Production .under (2) "Passenger automobile" means ment Units for Automobile Batteries in any passenger vehicle, including station Service," as Issued in 1930 Priorities Regulation 25. Any person wagons and taxicabs, propelled by an Passenger Car who wants to process, fabricate, work on internal combustion engine, and having by the National Battery Manufacturers or assemble materials'in the production Association, Inc., now known as Associa- a seating capacity of less than eleven tion of American Battery Manufacturers of outboard motors or parts which he Is (11) persons. and referred to In paragraph (d) below not permitted to make under paragraphs (3) "Light truck" means a complete as AABM; or (ii) A battery number, as (b) (1) or (b) (2), or who wants to make motor truck or truck-tractor with a gross 'shown in Table I, "Battery Classifica- more parts than he Is permitted to make vehicle weight rating of less than 9,000 tions, Ratings and Dimensions," appear- pounds, as authorized by the manufac- ing on page 103 of the publication under paragraph A(b) (2), (including a turer thereof, or the chassis therefor. person who is not permitted to make any entitled "Storage Batterles. for Motor (4) "Medium and/6t- heavy motor Vehicles," issued dn, 1938 by the Society parts under this order), may apply for truck" means a complete motor truck of Automotive Engineers, Inc., and re- permission to do so as explained in Pri- or truck-tractor with a gross vehicle ferred to in paragraph (d) below as SAE. orities Regulation 25. No appeal should weight rating of 9,000 pounds or more, (13) "Producer" means any individual, be filed from the restrictions of this as authorized by the manufacturer partnership, association, corporation, or thereof, or the chassis therefor. order. other form of business enterprise en- (5) "Truck trailer" means a complete gaged in the manufacture- or rebuilding (h) Communications to War Produc-_ semi-trailer or full trailer having a load- tion Board. All reports required to be of automotive replacement storage bat- carrying capacity of 10,000 pounds or teries for sale. filed hereunder and all communications more, as authorized by the manufacturer concerning this order shall, unless oth- (14) "Inventory" means a stock of au- thereof, and designed exclusively for the tomotive replacement storage batteries erwise directed, be addressed to: War transportation Qf property or persons; Production Board, Automotive Division, (new and rebuilt) on hand, on consign- or the chassis therefor. ment or held for the account of the Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: L-80. (6) "Passenger carrier" means a com- (I) Applicability of regulations. This owner thereof in any other name, man- plete motor coach for passenger trans- ner or place. order and all transactions affected there- portation, having a seating capacity of (15) "Distributor" means any person by are subject to all applicable regula- not less than eleven (11) persons. not a producer whose business consists, tions of the War Production Board. (71) "Off-the-highway motor vehicle" in whole or in part of the sale from In- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. means a motor- truck, truck-tractor ventory of storage batteries, as defined and/or trailer, operating off ihe public WAR PRODUCTiONBOARD, in sub-paragraphs (8), (9) and (10) highway, normally on rubber tires and above. Distributor includes wholesalers, By J. JosEPH WHELAN, specially designed to transport materials, Recording Secretary. warehouses, jobberS, dealers, retailers property or iquipment on mining, con- and other persons performing similar [P. R. Dc, 44-13252; Filed, August 31, 1944; struction, logging or petroleum develop- functions. 10:31 a. m.1 ment projects. (16) "Consumer" means the owner or (8) "Automotive replacement storage Operator of the automotive vehicle for battery" means an" electric storage bat- which a replacement battery Is acquired, tery which has been completely assem- or the user of such battery for any other bled and sealed, whether uncharged or purpose. PART P292-ATomoTrE VEHICLES, PARTS charged, and which Is designed and built (17) "Double Insulation" means, in A1D EQUIPLIE=T for operating a starter, Ignition system, battery construction, the use of a re- ILimitation Order L-180 as Amended-Aug. lighting system, or electrical signaling taining sheet of porous or perforated ma- 31, 1944] device on any passenger automobile, terial between the positive plate and the light, medium and heavy motor truck, single separator. MATERIALS ENTERING INTO THE PRODUCTION (18) "Single Insulation" means, In Or REPLACEMENT STORAGE BATTERIES truck-tractor, truck-trailer, passenger carrier or off-the-highway motor vehi- battery construction, the use of wood sep- The fulfillment of requirements for the cle, and which may be used to replace a "arators only. defense of the United States has created storage battery delivered as original (d) Limitations on ampere hour ca- a shortage in the supply of antimony, pacities of replacement batteries for pas- lead, tin, rubber, and other materials eqtipment for any such- vehicle. Auto- senger automobiles and light trucks. (1) entering.into the production of automo- motive replacement storage batteries are On and after August 29, 1942, no pro- tive replacement storage batteries used sometimes referred to hereafter for con- ducer shall manufacture any replace- In the operation of passenger automo- venience as "replacement batteries." ment batteries jor passenger automo- biles and light trucks, medium and heavy (9) "Rebuilt automotive storage bat- biles and light trucIs except with single trucks, truck tractors, truck trallerS, tery" means any used automotive storage insulation and only In the following passenger carriers and off-the-highway battery which has been repaired, rebuilt minimum ampere hour capacities: FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 19115 10NS7 (3) From Groups IV and V of AABU, succeeding calendar quarter of 1944; Mini- Groups 4H and 5H of SAE, a And provided further, That in no event inum or from ampere producer may manufacture only one bat- shall any producer manufacture during hour calendar year 1944 a number of such AAkBM SAE tery in each group. However, such bat- the capacity20-hour terles may be constructed either with replacement batteries in excess of 100% rate of the number of such batteries which SOPF. single or double Insulation. (e) Limitations on ampere hour ca- he sold during the calendar year 1941. (3) Additional I05a production author- Group Group pacities and container sizes of replace- L ...... L ment batteries for medium and heavy ized in 1944. In addition to the produc- I ...... DL.-.--.------. go tion authorized by subparagraphs (1), L ...... - I ..------.. 10- trucks, truck tractors, truck trailers, (2) () and (I1) of this paragraph (f), IS -.-..- .------. 21, ----...... IM passenger carriers and off-the-highway producers may manufacture replacement (E4116) (IIE-125).... 2ME...... 110 motor vehicles. (1) On and after Sep- batteries during the period January 1, InE (Ford) -...... -..---- ...... 0 tember 30, 1942, other than as permitted (-1)...... (211-105) (2H-116).. 110 1944 to December 31, 1944 in an amount IIS .. L ...... 110 in sub-paragraph (2) below no producer equal to 101 of the total number of such II-L...... 3M (3H-133).... 120 shall manufacture any replacement bat- batteries sold by the producer during the Special 12 Volt) 45-50 teries for medium and heavy trucks, calendar year 1941 or the calendar year truck tractors, truck trailers, passenger 1943, whichever Is higher, except as pro- (2) Notwithstanding the limitations carriers and off-the-highway motor vided in subparagraph (5) below. In no on insulation of replacement batteries size event, however, shall the production of specified in paragraph (d) (1) above, vehicles except one (1) in each within the following minfmum-maxi- any producer for the year 1944 exceed a producer may manufacture one (1) 110% of the number of replacement bat- model with double insulation In not more mum ampere hour capacities and mini- mum-maximum container sizes: teries sold by him during the calendar than three of the above groups. year 1941 or the calendar year 1943, whichever Is higher. (4) Foregoing not applicable to pro- ducers of less than 25,000 units. The restrictions on production of replace- ment batteries contained in this para- graph (f) (1) and (2) (1) Ui) and (3) shall not apply to a producer who during the year 1941 sold less than 25,000 re- placement batteries; Provided, however, That during the year 1944 his total pro- duction shall not exceed 25,000 units. (5) Plants in Group I Labor Market Areas not authorized to increase produc- tion. On and after January 1, 1944, no producer whose plant is located in a Group I Labor Market Area as classified by the War Manpower Commission as of January 1, 1944, shall produce replace- ment batteries in any such plant in ex- 16 I ,WI £2 1 0I 1 .W cess of 100% of his sales of batteries 21 0 011 produced in that plant in the calendar 21 ION moy,n 0hi year 1941 or the calendar year 1943, whichever is higher. (6) Production in excess of 110% lim- (2) Producers may manufacture re- the total number of such batteries sold Itationmay be authorized. Any producer placement batteries in capacities and by him during the calendar year 1941: having a plant which Is not located in sizes other than as specified in sub-para- Percentage a Group I or Group IILabor Market Area graph (1) of this paragraph (e) only Calendar Quarter of 1944: 011941 ralej who believes that such plant has capacity from materials on hand on August 29, January 1 to LMarcb 3L ..--...... - 22s available to produce replacement bat- 1942, Provided: April 1 to June ...... , teries in excess of 110% of the sales of is required; July 1 to September 00...... 20 batteries produced at such plant in the (i) No additional material October 1 to DMcember 3L ...... - 2 (ii) Such material cannot be con- calendar year 1941 or in the calendar sumed without change in form in manu- (2) Notwithstanding subparagraph (1) year 1943, whichever Is higher, may fie facturing replacement batteries of the of this paragraph (f). a producer may. an application in writing at the Field capacities and sizes specified in sub- in addition to the Auotas permitted Office of the War Production Board near- paragraph (1)" above: thereby. e3t to such plant, for leave to increase (iii) Replacement batteries so pro- (I) Manufacture during the second. production at such plant. Such appli- duced be included in the number author- third and fourth calendar quarters of cation shall contain a full statement of ized for production in the periods speci- 1944 that number of replacement bat- the plant's capacity, the labor presently fied in paragraph (f) below. teries by which he failed to reach his employed and the additional production full quota during the next preceding which can be secured, by quarters. (f) Restrictions on production of re- calendar quarter, Provided,That this ad- auto-. Thereupon the War Production Board placement batteries for passenger ditional production does not exceed 5% may authorize an increase in the pro- mobiles, light, medium and heavy trucks, batteries passenger of the number of replacement duction of replacement batt&ries at such truck tractors, truck trailers, sold by him during the calendar year plant in such quantities and upon such carriers and off-the-highway motor in addition. vehicles. (1). No producer shall, during 1941; and, conditions as It shall find requisite in (ii) Manufacture during the first, sec- the public interest. Such authority will any calendar quarter of 1944, manufac- 1944 replacement storage ond and third calendar quarters of be Issued either in the form of individual ture automotive not in excess of 5% of the number of letters or by published Directions sup- batteries in excess of the number (here- to this order. inafter referred to as "quota") obtained such batteries sold by him during the plemental shown be- calendar year 1941, provided he deducts (g) Restrictions on inventories of pro- by multiplying the percentage automotive replacement bat. low for that calendar quarter of 1944 by such number from his quota for the next ducers of 1068S FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 terles. (1) No producer shall have in in- Electric Fence or Farm Equipment User's tive replacement storage batteries mado ventory on the first day in any month a Certificate during the preceding calendar quarter stock of replacement batteries and re- I hereby certify that the battery purchased from each plant These reporting pro- built batteries as defined in paragraphs by me under this date Is for use In connection visions have been approved by the Bu- (c) (8) and (9) above, in excess of one with an electric fence or other farm equip- reau of the Budget in accordance with third of the number of batteries sold by ment; that I have previously not used a the Federal Reports Act of 1942. him during the calendar year 1941. storage battery for this purpose and, there- fore, have no (n) Violations. Any person who wil- (h) General restrictions-(1) Return used battery to turn in. fully violates any provision of this order, of used batteries. On and after August (Signed) ------.... or who, in connection with this order, 29, 1942, no producer or distributor shall Purchaser wilfully conceals a material fact, or fur- sell or deliver a new or rebuilt replace- Address nishes false information to any depart- ment battery to any consumer unless Date ------ment or agency of the United States, is such consumer delivers to the seller con- guilty of a crime, and upon conviction currently with his purchase one used (i) Metal-containing parts of used, may be punished by fine or imprison- battery of the same size or larger for traded-in, imperfect or condemned bat- ment. In addition, any such person may each replacement battery delivered to teries to be disposed of as scrap in 30 be prohibited from making or obtaining such consumer. The provisions of this days. No producer or distributor may further deliveries of, or from processing paragraph (h) (1) shall not apply-to any keep in his possession, or under his con- or using, materials under priority con- Federal or Territorial department, bu- trol for a period of more than thirty (30) trol and may be deprived of priorities reau or agency, State or political subdi- days any metal-containing parts of any assistance by the War Production Board. vision thereof, which is forbidden by law used, traded-in, imperfect or con- (o) Exceptions and appeals--(1) Pro- from making such disposal of used bat- demned replacement battery or rebuilt duction under Priorities Regulation 25. teries. battery for the purpose of repairing or (2) Consumer's certiftcate. Notwith- rebuilding the same, or for any other Any person who wants to produce moro standing the provisions of paragraph (h) purpose, but must dispose of such parts automotive replacement storage batteries (1) above, a producer or distributor may through customary disposal or scrap than the amounts permitted under para- sell and deliver a replacement battery to channels. The provisions of this para- graph (f) (including a person who is not a consumer without receiving a used bat- graph shall not apply to distributors lo- permitted to make any Under this order) tery in exchange therefor provided that: cated in Alaska, Hawaii, Panama Canal may apply for permission (i) The producer or distributor does not Zone, Porto Rico or the Virgin Islands. to do so as install such replacement battery in the (j) Exceptions to applicabilityof this explained in Priorities Regulation 25. Ho consumer's vehicle; and (ii) the con- order. The limitations and prohibitions may still, of course, apply for special sumer signs and delivers to the producer contained in this order shall not be authorization as explained in paragraph or distributor with each purchase order applicable to: (f) (6). The restrictions of paragraph (or written confirmation thereof if such (g) relating to inventories do not apply order is placed by telephone or tele- (1) Any contract or purchase order for graph) a certificate in the following material to be delivered to, or for the to automotive replacement storage bat- form: account of the Army or Navy of the teries authorized under Priorities Regu- Consumer's Certiflcate United States, the United States Mari- lation 25. I hereby certify that: (a) the replacement time Commission, the War Shipping Ad- (2) Appeals. An appeal from the pro- battery specified on this order is essential for visions of this order other than the the operation of a vehicle I now own or ministration, the Panama Canal, the operate; (b) the replacement battery will be Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Coast restrictions ofj paragraph (f) may be used only to replace a battery, which to the Guard, the Selective Service System, the made by filing a letter in triplicate wih best of my knowledge, cannot be economically the field office of the War Production reconditioned' and (c) I will, within thirty Civil Aeronautics Administration, the Cays after receiving the replacement battery National Advisory Committee for Aero- Board for the district in which is located here ordered, dispose of thrdugh scrap chan- nautics, the Office of Scientific Research -the plant or branch to which the appeal nels a used automotive battery (excepting in relates, referring to the particular pro- the event of the loss or theft of such battery) and Development, Defense Supplies Cor- of similar size for each replacement battery poration, Metals Reserve Company. visions appealed from and stating fully delivered to me. (2) Any contract or purchase order the grounds for appeal. No appeal should (Signed) ------.-.--.-. ------...... placed by any agency of the United be filed from the restrictions of para- Vehicle Owner or Operator States Government for material to be graph (f). Address delivered under the Act of March 11, (p) "Communtcatlonsto the War Pro- Date------duction Board. All reports required to 1941, entitled "An 'Act to Promote the be filed hereunder, and all communiCa- A copy of each such certificate mfst be Defense of the United States". (Lend- tions concerning this order, shall unless retained by the producer or distributor Lease Act). otherwise direqted, be addressed to: War as part of his records. (3) Any contract or purchase order fo Production Board, Automotive Division, (3) Electric fence users certificate. material which is to be ultimately deliv- Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: L-180. Nqtwithstanding the provisions of para- (q) [Revoked January 5, 1943,1 graph (h) (1) above, a producer or ered to the government of any country distributor may sell or deliver a replace- whose defense the President deems vital Issued this"31st day of August 1944. ment battery to a consumer without re- to the defense of the United States pur- WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, ceiving a used battery in exchange suant to the act of March. 11, 1941, en- By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, therefor, provided that the consumer titled "An Act to Promote the Defense of Recording Secretary. purchases the battery for use in connec- tion with an electric Tence or other piece the United States" (Lend-Lease Act). [F. R. Doc. 44-13260, Filed, August 31, 1044; of farm machinery which had formerly (k) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.3 10:33 a. m.] been operated in whole or in part by dry (1) IDeleted Aug. 31, 1944.1 cell batteries, and provided further that (in) Reports. On or-before the.25th PART 3292-AuTriorIvE VEHICLES, PARTS the producer or distributor secures from day of January, the 15th day of April, AND EQUIPLIT the consumer, for each purchase order July and October 1944 and the 15th day ILimitation Order L-270, as Amended Aug. 31, (or written confirmation thereof if such of January 1945, each producer shall exe- 1944] order is placed by teleptone or tele- cute and file with the War Productioi graph) the consumer's signature to a Board Form WPB 2163 (PD 765) report- AUTOrOTIVE MAINTENANCE EQUIPMIENT certificate, to be supplied by'the producer ing for each of his plants, with the ad- § 3292.56 Limitation Order L-270- or distributor, in the following form: dress-of eaclrthe shipments of automo- (a) What the order does. This ordor FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 1001S9

explains what is meant by "Automotive (3) Limitation on production' of cal materials shall be reduced to the Maintenance Equipment", how much Schedule C items. Except to fill mill- minimum quantity and grade necessary and what kinds of such equipment may tary orders, no producer shall manufac- for the propzr operation of the automo- be made, and how it may be sold. ture in any calendar quarter any Item (b) Deftnitions. For the purposes of tive maintenance equipment. listed in Schedule C in excess of one (g) Use of copper. No producer shall this order: - hundred (100) percent of the number of (1) "Producer" meanls any person who use any copper products or copper base the like item manufactured by him in alloy products in the manufacture of manufactures any automotive mainte- the corresponding calendar quarter nance equilbment, whether for his own of automotive maintenance equipment account or for the account of others. 1941. other than in the following: (i) con- (4) Limitation on production of ductors of electrical current, (ii) bear- (2) "Manufacture" means to fabricate Schedule D items. Except to fillmilitary or assemble any item of automotive ings, bushings, thrust washers and maintenance equipment. orders, no producer shall manufacture similar parts which require oil, grease (3) "Automotive maintenance equip- in any calendar quarter any Item listed or water lubrication, Ciii) valve seats, in Schedule D in excess of one hundred tubes, and similar parts where condensa- ment" means the items listed in (100) percent of the number of the like Schedules A, B, C or D to this order. tion or corrosIon make substitutions of item manufactured by him in the corre- less critical materials impracticable: (4) "Automotive vehicles" means pas- sponding calendar quarter of 1941, unless senger automobiles, light, medium and Proided, That any copper'products or a quarterly quota in excezs of one hun- coppar base al Qy products so used shall heavy motor trucks, truck tractors, truck dred (100) percent of the corresponding trailers, passenger carriers and off-the- be reduced to the minimum practical quarter of 1941 production has been as- gauge, size and grade neces-sary for the highway motor vehicles. signed to the producer under the follow- (5) "Item" means any product listed proper operation of the automotive ing procedure: maintenance equipment.. in Schedules A, B, C or D to this order. (i) Special quotas on Schedule D and includes all sizes and types in such items. A request for assignment of a Provisions Relating to Distribution listing. special quota for production of any item (h) Sales by producers only on rated (6) "Repair part" means any part or listed in Schedule D, in excess of one component of any item of automotive orders. No producer shall sell, transfer hundred (100) percent of the number of or deliver, on consignment or otherwise, maintenance equipment not consumed the like item manufactured by him in or used up in ordinary operation of the the corresponding quarter of 1941, may any Item on Schedules A, B, C or D, ez- automotive maintenance equipment. be made by a-producer who can increase cept Pursuant to orders bearing pref- (7) "Military order" means any con- production within the limitations of erence ratings of AA-5 m higher; . tract or purchase order calling for de- (1) Azzigned on Forms WPB-541 paragraph Cc). (PD-lA), on Form WPB-542 (FD-3A , livery to or for the account of the Army Such a producer may file an applica- or Navy, of the United States, United on Form VPB-547 (PD-1X), or on tion in writing with the Automotive DI- Canadian Form PB-1010. States Maritime Commission or the War vision of the War Production Board, Shipping Administration. (2) Assigned on expert licenses or Washington 25, D. C., Ref: L-270. for requisitions approved by Foreign Econ- ProtisiontRelating to Production permission to increase production at omic Administration. such plant by giving complete explana- (c) General policy. In processing (3) Assigned pursuant to application ap- tion of the circumstances Justifying such ijlications for priorities assistance on increase. Thereupon the War Produc- on Form CMP-4B, on CMP-4A, on Ca- Form CMP-4B, the War Production tion Board may authorize an increase in nadian Forms PB-1005, on PB-O00, or Board will be guided by, the policy that the production of the item at such plant on PB-1007 and used only for the pro- the total production will not exceed the in such quantities and upon such con- curement of items on Schedules A, B3. approved WPB program for the products ditions as it shall find requisite In the C or D to be physically incorporated in to which this order applies and that the lublic interest. Such authority will be other end-products. The use of prefer- production in any one plant, or labor re- issued either in the form of individual ence ratings assigned on these forms is quIrem-nts therefor, will not interfere letters or by published directions supple- prohibited for the procurement of any with war production in that plant or in mental to this order. Items on Schedules A, B, C or D for resale any other plant located in the same area. The'War Production Board may like- as such. (d) Restrictions on production of in- wise direct an Increase in the production (1)" Sales of stationary crankshaft re- dividual items-(l) No production of' of items on Schedule D in conformity grindersonly on WPB-1319 ratings. On Schedule A items. Except to fill niilltary with paragraph (c), in such quantities and after June 1. 1944, notwithstanding orders, no producer shall manufacture and upon such conditions as it shall find the provisions of paragraph (h), no pro- any item listed in Schedule A. requisite in the public interest. ducer shall sell, transfer or deliver, on (2) Limitation on proiduction of (e) Limitation on production of re- consignment or otherwise, any stationary Schedule B items. Except to fill mili- pair parts. Except to fill military orders, crankshaft regrinders, except to fil tary orders, no producer shall manufac- no producers shall manufacture in any military orders or pursuant to ratings ture in any calendar quarter any Item calendar quarter a dollar volume of re- a. igned on Form WPB-1319. listed in Schedule B in excess of fifty pair parts for automotive maintenance (1) Application should be made by the (50) percent of the number of the like equipment in excess of ten (10) percent item manufactured'by him in the corre- user on Form WPB-1319, in accordance sponding calendar quarter in 1941. of the total dollar volume of automotive with the instructions for its use, which is i) Provision for minimum factory maintenance equipment manufactured obtainable at all field offices of the War runs. In the event that the limitation by him in the corresponding calendar Production Board. imposed by this paragraph (d) (2) quarter of 1941. (j) No ratings required for repair .should result in restricting production Provisions Relating to CriticalMaterials parts. No preference ratings are re- to less than his minimum practical fac- (f) Use of steelV No producer shall quired for the purchase of repair parts tory run of any item listed in Schedule for automotive maintenance equipment. B, a producer may, notwithstanding the use any steel or other critical materials Mscellaneous Provsions provisions of paragraph (d) (2), manu- in the manufacture of automotive main- facture a minimum' practical factory tenance equipment where the use of less (k) Quarterlyreports by producers on run: Provided, That the total number of critical materials is practicable, and Form WPB-3614. Each producer of any such item manufactured by him in when so used such steel or other crlt- automotive maintenance equipment shall any two consecutive calendar quarters execute and file with the' Automotive_ shall not exceed fifty (50) percent of the 'See latest quarterly copy of publication Division of the War Production Board total number of the like item manufac- entitled, Material Substitution and Supply within fifteen days after the close of each tured by him in the two corresponding List. Conservation Division, War Production calendar quarter a report, (on Form calendar quafters of 1941. Board. WPB-3614), of the number of units of 10690 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944 each item listed in Schedules A, B, C or Battery testers (except as listed in Sched- Piston expanding machines ule C) Speedometer testing machines D produced by him in such calendar Body and fender tools; hand, pneumatic, Transmission jacks quarter. The reporting provision of this hydraulic or electric operated Wheel straightening equipment order has been approved by the Bureau Brake testing machines: automotive vehicle Wrecking cranes: truck mounted typo type- of the Budget in accordance with the C Federal Reports Act of 1942. Car washers: pressure or nozzle type SCHEDULE Car washing machinery See paragraph (d) (3) of this order. (1) Exceptions a nd appeals-Cl) Chassis dynamometers Production under Priorities Regulation Chuck gauges: any type of 'air pressure Air chucks Air pressure gauges: pencil typo or truck 25. Any person who wants to manufac- measuring gauge which is attached in any manner to a flexible air line to be used service type ture any automotive maintenance equip- for inflating tires Armature growlers: automotive vehicle test- ment Or repair parts which he is not per- 'Combustion analyzers: automotive vehicle ing type mitted to make under paragraphs (d) or type Battery chargers: fast type (battery leads Distributor setting machines (except as not to exceed 7 fet each; AC lead not to (e), or who wants to make more auto- listed in Schedule B) extend beyond charger case) motive maintenance equipment or re- Electrical testing equipxnent: automotive ve- Battery chargers: wall typo (six or more those hicle type (except as listed In Schedules B battery capacity) pair parts than permitted under or C) paragraphs, Inay apply for permission Engine flushing machines: internal Battery testers (prong typo) to do so as explained in Priorities Regu- Engine reconditioning equipment (except as Brake drum gauges of course, apply listed in Schedules B, C, or D) Brakq drum grinding attachments lation 25. He may.still, Engine repair stane's (except as listed in Brake drum lathes for a special quota on Schedule D items Schedule C) Brake lining grinders: portable or spindle as explained in paragraph (d) (4) (i). Frame straightening equipment (except mounted order except para- heay duty--as listed in Schedule C) Brake relining machines All provisions of this Frame straightening racks Cam angle meters graphs (d) and (e) apply to production Front end equipment (except as listed in Circuit testers: automotive vehicle testing authorized under Priorities Regula- Schedules B or C) type tion 25. Gasoline mileage testers Cleaners: steam vapor (self-firing or gen- Headlight testers: automotive vehicle type crating) (2) Appeals. Any appeal from 'the Jacks: bumper or wheel rim - Clutch pressure plate grinders provisions of this order other than the Jacks: pit, lift or vibrating; mechanical or hydraulic (except as listed in Schedule C) Clutch rebuilding equipment restrictions of paragraphs (d) and (e) Jacks: portable-or tool box type (less than Coil testers: automotive vehicle testing typo may be made by filing Form WPB-1477 3-tons lifting capacity, measured by load Compression gauges: automotive vehicle test- in triplicate with the field office of the raising ability through the entire jacking ing type range from minimum to maximum height) Condenser testers: automotive vehicle testing War Production Board for the district, Jacks: shop, wheel type; mechanical or hy- type in which is located the plant or branch draulic (except as listed in Schedule D) Connecting rod aligners to which the appeal relates. No appeal Lifts: automotive vehicle type (except heavy Crankshaft regrinders: portablo should be filed from the restrictions of duty as listed In Schedule C) Cylinder head resurfacers Motor analyzing equipment (except as listed 'Cylinder hones paragraphs (d) or (e). in Schedules B or C) . Cylinder reboring bars (m) Violations. Any person who wil- Spark plug cleaners: pedestal or stand type Engine repair stands. engine revolving type fully violates any provision of this order Spark plug testers- Frame straightening machines: heavy duty; or who, in connection with this order, Tire air hose reels to include all gauges, tools and parts neces- wilfully conceals a material fact or Tire air pressure gauges (except as listed in sary and to be of capacity sufficient for re- Schedules B or C) moving all lateral and vertical bends from furnishes false information to any de- Tire air service equipment: tower, pedestal the frames of all automotive vehicles. partment or agency of the United States or wall type (except as listed In Schedules Front end machines: heavy duty; to Include is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction B, C or D) all gauges, tools and parts accesory and to may be punished by fine or imprison- Tire pumps (except as listed in Schedules C be of capacity sufficient for checking and ment or both. In addition, any such or D) correcting to manufacturers' specifietions person may be prohibited from making Tire scuff checking devices (except as listed, all angles of steering geometry on all con- or obtaining further deliveries of, or in Schedule B) ventional axle automotive vehicles. Tow bars Generator test benches: automotive vehicle from processing or using, material under Wheel balancers: automotive vehicle type testing type priority control and may be deprived of Wheel spinners Jacks: pit or lift (not less than 5-tons lift- priorities assistance. .ScnmmL " ing capacity) (n) Applicability of regulations. This Horses or trestles: automotive shop type order and all transactions affected See paragraph (d) (2) of this order. Lifts: automotive vehicle twin post type thereby are subject to all applicable pro- Alignment gauges: portable (includibg only (capacity not less than 10-tons) visions of the regulations of the War caster, camber, king-pin, toe-in, tracking, Magneto rechargers Production Board, as amended froih turning radius, or combinations thereof) Magneto testers time to time. Alignment gauges: stationary, drive-over Main bearing boring machines (o) Communications. All communi- type Motor block test heads; automotive vehicle cations concerning this order shall, un- Battery jumpers testing type Bearing oil leak-detectors Piston pin bushing hones: portable less otherwise directed, be addressed to: Brake bleeders War Producton Board, Automotive Di- Brake fillers Piston regrinders vision, Washington 25, D. C., Reference: Brake lining appliers: hand type - Spark plug cleaners: bench type L--270. Brake shoe gauges Timing lights; automotive vehicle testing Cylinder leakage testers: automotive vehicle type Issued this 31st day of August 1944. . testing type Tire pumps: hand or foot operated WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, Degreasing flushers: transmission or differ- Tire valve service tools ential Vacuum gauges: automotive vehicle testing By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, Distributor setting machines: bench model type Recording Secretary. Front end machines: light duty; to include Valve refacers ScHEuLE A all gauges, tools and parts necessary and Valve seat grinders to be of capacity sufficient for checking Valve seat insert tools See paragraph (d) (1) of this order. and correcting to manufacturers' specifica- Wheel removing dollies: automotive vehiclo Alignment gauges (except as listed in Sched- tions all angles of steering geometry on all type ule B) automotive vehicles of 1Y tons and less ScHED= D Battery chargers; floor, stand and wall type capacity. See paragraph.(d) (4) of this order. (except as listed in Schedule C) Fuel pump testers: automotive vehicle test- Battery chargers: trickle type (except In- ing type Bushing grinders dustrial installation) Master air gauges: tire air gauge testers Connecting rod boring attachments FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1911 10691

Connecting rod boring machines agencyof the United States Government apply for permission to do so as explained Connecting rod rebabbitting jigs for delivery to or for the account of the Crankshaft regrinders: stationary In Priorities Regulation 25. The re- Government of any country pursuant to strictions of paragraph (b) on the use Cylinder sleeve pullers the Act of March 11, 1941, entitled, "An Jacks: curb wheel type (less than two tons of metals continue to apply to production capacity) Act to Promote the Defense of the United Jacks: shop wheel type (four and ten tons States" (Lend-Lease Act), Provided,That which may be authorized under Priori- capacity) the specifications of such contract or ties Regulation 25. Shel bearing boring machines purchase order specify aviation sun (2) Appeals. Any appeal from the Spark plug pumps glasses which cannot be manufactured provisions or this Order, other than the INTEzSPSTATION 1. 2, ANm 3: Obsolete. within the limitations of paragraph (b) and (c) (1) of this order. Notwith- restrictions of paragraph (d), shall be IF. R. Doc. 4413257; Filed, August 31, 1944; standing the provisions of Priorities Reg- made by filing a letter In triplicate to 10:32 a. m.1 ulation 17, the foregoing provisions of the War Production Board, Washington this paragraph c) (2) shall not apply 25, D. C., Reference L-238, referring to to any contract or purchase order for the particular provision appealed from delivery to or for the account of any PART 3296-SAFETY AxD TEOHNICAL United States Army or Marine Corps and stating fully the grounds of the EQTJipLENT Post Exchange or any United States Navy appeal. No appeal should be filed from [General Limitation Order L-238, as Amended Ship's Service Department. Aviation the restrictions of paragraph (d) :' Aug. 31, 19441 sun glasses which are manufactured in (h) Communications. All reports to SUN GLASSES accordance with the foregoing provisions be filed hereunder and communications of this paragraph (c) (2) shall be sold concerning this order shall, unless other- The fulfillment of requirements for the or delivered only to the Army or Navy wise directed, be addressed to the War defense of the United States has created of the United States (not including Production Board, Safety and Technical a shortage in the supply for defense, for United States Army or Marine Corps Post Equipment DivsionWashington 25, D. C., private account and for export of mate- Exchanges or United States Navy Ship's Ref: L-238. rials entering into the production of sun Service Departments), or the appropri- glasses and sun glasses cases; and the ate agency of the United States Govern- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. -following order is deemed necessary and ment for Lend-Lease purposes. WAR PEODUCMOlr BO=aD, appropriate in the public interest and to (d) Quota restrictions. (1) No per- By J. Jos= WxxM., promote the national defense: son shall manufacture more sun glasses, Recording Secretary. in any calendar quarter, than ninety per § 3296.76 General Limitation Order App=.-mx A L-.238-(a) Definitions. For the pur- cent of the number of sun glasses that poses of this order: he manufactured during the correspond- Pursuant to the provislons of paragraph (b) (1) "Sun glasses" means spectacles or ing calendar quarter of 1942. and paragraphs (c) (1) (11) of this order, a (2) Purchase orders or contracts for per-on may Incorporate tha following mate- goggles designed primarily to protect the rials In the manufacture of sun gla=se. to the wearer's eyes from sun-glare and other sun glasses placed by the Army or Navy extent indicated: harmful or discomforting rays of the of the United States, or of any Agency (1) Steel for: sun. of the United States Government for (1) Core rire In plastic temples. (21 "Sun glasses case" means a case or Lend-Lease purposes, Shall not be (ii) Spring cllps In' slip-over type sun container designed for carrying sun charged against the quota permitted by gin-; glasses when not being worn. paragraph (d) (1). Notwithstanding the (iii) Hinges, hinge pins, and rivets: and provisions of Priorities Regulation No. 17, (lv) Snaps for mnm glazzes cases. (3) "Aviation sun glasses" means sun (2) Bras for barrel-binges, hinge pins, glasses designed for use in aircraft -by purchase orders or contracts for delivery rivats, and screws to fill orders bearing pref-L pilots, observers and other aircraft per- of sun glasses to or for tje account of any erence ratings of AA-5 or higher. sonnel. United States Army or Marine Corps Post (3) Copper (strlke), zinc. silver. gold and (4) [Revoked May 9. 19441 Exchange or any United States Navy or palladium for eiectroplating. (b) Restrictions on the use of metals. Coast Guard Ship's Service Department (4) Aluminum Except as provided in paragraph c) of shall be charged against the quota per- IUraszrszon0 1 this order, no person shall incorporate mitted by paragraph Cd) (1), to the ex- any metal in the manufacture of sun tent of seventy-five per cent of the num- A-Ss-MMELL07 suer Gr.&smsE glasses or any part thereof or sun glass ber of sun glasses included in such orders The use of certain material in the manu- cases.or any part thereof. and contracts. facture of sun glases or parts and the num- (c) Exceptions to paragraph (b). (1) (e) Applicabflity of regulations. Ex- ber of mn glW- which may be manufac- The provisions of paragraph (b) of this cept as otherwise provided herein, this tured are prohibited cr restricted by the order shall not apply to the manufacture order and all transactions affected terms of General Limitation Order L-238, thereby are subject to all applicable reg- with certain exceptions stated In the order. of sun glasses or sun glasses cases which Guch provisions alo apply to the assembly are manufactured: ulations of the War Production Board, as of un gl u.us, any person who as- i) [Revoked May 9, 19441 amended from time to time. rembles or combines parts of sun gazz. (ii) From metal, to the extent per- f) Violations and false statements. such as frame3 and lenses. 1s manufacturing mitted by Appendix A, attached to this Any person who wilfully violates any sun gla= and is governed by the terms of order. provision of this order, or who, In con- General Limitation Order L-238. [L-sued (iii) From copper base alloys obtained nection with this order, wilfully conceals May 11, 1944.] from idle or excess inventories pursuant a material fact or furnishes false infor- [F. R. Dac. 44-1325; Filed, Augus-t 31, 1944; to Priorities Regulation 13. (Any person mation to any department or agency of 10:32 a. m.] who purchases component parts contain- the United States is guilty of a crime ing copper base alloy may use those parts and upon conviction may be punished in the manufacture of sun glasses or sun by fine or imprisonment. In addition, glasses cases, unless he knows or has any such person may be prohibited from PAnT 122G-GzzxrAL Irwusnrmr EQuir- reason to believe that the parts were not making or obtaining further deliveries [Limitation Order L-123. as Amended Aug. 31, made from copper base alloy obtained of, or from processing or using, material from idle or excess inventories pursuant under priority control and may be de- 19441 to Priorities Regulation 13.) prived of priorities assistance. The fulfillment of requirements for (2) The provisions of paragraph (b) (g) Exceptions and appeals-Cl) Pro- the defense of the United States has of this order shall not apply to the man- duction under PrioritiesRegulation 25. created a shortage in the supply of cer- ufacture of aviation stn glasses which Any person who wants to manufacture taincritical materials (including com- are manufactured pursuant to a con- more sun glasses than the quota fixed ponents) and facilities used in the tract or purchase order for delivery to manufacture of general industrial equip- or for the account of Wi the Army or in paragraph Cd) (including a person ment for defense, for private account Navy of the United States, or (i) any who has no quota under this Order) may and for export; and the following order No. 175----4 10692 FEDERAL. REGISTER, Friday,September .1, 1944 is deemed necessary and appropriate whom it was obtained, or when it can portable air compressors owned by a per- in the public interest and to promote no longer be used for the purpose for son engaged In the business of renting the national defense. which. priorities assistance was given to them, are leased by the owner, This ex- § 1226.1 General Limitation Order help obtain it and the holder disposes emption does not apply to the sale of L-123-(a) Equipment which may not of it in accordance with applicable pro- a new item by Such owner, or to the be delivered without an AA-5 or better' visions of Priorities Regulations i or 13. original purchase of the items by him. rating. No person (including a manu- (5) Items ordered and put in transit (12) Delivery to a consumer of an item facturer, distributor, or dealer) shall before the restrictionbecame applicable. for plumbing or, heating repair. When accept any order for or deliver, and no- The completion of delivery of items. an Item Is delivered to a consumer for person shall accept delivery of, any nev which had been placed in the hands of plumbing or heating repairupon a cer- item of the following equipment (more a common or contract carrier for ship- tificate from the latter Ir accordance fully described in the attached List A) ment to the customer prior to the date with Order L-79. except for an order bearing a preference upon which the restriction in (a) became (13) Deliveries of replacement parts rating of AA-5 or higher: applicable. for motor vehicles. When replacement 1. Air filters. (6) Certain orders rated below AA-5 parts for motor vehicles are delivered to 2. Air washers. but un7flred when restriction became any person in accordance with Order 3. Arc welding machines. applicable. Delivery to fll any rated or- L-158. 4-. Baling presses. der which was rated below AA-5 and (14) Deliveries under Priorities Regu- 5. Compressors. could have been filled just before the lation 24. Delivery of any Item under 6. Ceramic machinery and equipment. date upon which the restriction In (a) and in accordance with Priorities Regu- 7. Concrete products machinery. became applicable without violating any 8. Dust collectors, industrial. WPB order, rule or -egulation, lation 24. 9. Dynamometers (electric type) and (7) Deliveries of machinery not cov- (c) Miscellaneous provisions-M(Ap- rotary converters, plicability of regulations, This orddr 10. Electric motors and generatorg (frac- ered by this order. The delivery of new tional horsepower). machinery, not covered by this order, and all transactions affected thereby are 11. Fans, blowers and exhausters. into which, an item has been incorpo- subject to all applicable regulations of 12. Flexible metallic hose, tubing and fit- rated as a- necessary component part the War Production. Board, as Issued and tings. (or which, is delivered in unassembled amended from time to time. 13. Heat exchangers. condition with an. item.which is a neces- (2) Violations. Any person who wil- 14. High pressure blowers. sary component part, for assembly at the fully violates any provision of this order 15. Lifting magnets. site of. installation). or who, in connection with this order 16. Oil filtering and re-refining machines. wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- 17. Ovens, Industrial; drying, curing and (8) tfsed items. The delivery of any finish-baking types. item which has been, sold- to a person nishes false Information to any depart- 18. Paper shredders. acquiring it. for user and put into. regular ment or agency of the United Statest5 19. Pressure vessels (including air re- use by him. guilty of a crime, and uponx cbnvlctlon ceivers). (9) Speciftc authorizations. Deliv- may be punished by fine or Imprison- 20. Pumps. ment. In addition, any such person may 21. Stationary steam engines. eries specifically authorized or directed by the War Production Board, be prohibited from making or obtaining 22. Wire working machinery. further deliveries of, or fronm processing 23. Insulation blowing machirfes. (10) The replacement of a fractional horsepower electric motor or generator or using, material under priority control 24. Electroplating and anodizing equip- and may be deprived of priorities Assist- ment. whick is traded-inwhen repairisneeded. 25. Oxy-acetylene apparatus. When a fractional horsepower electric ance. motor or generator -is delivered to a (3) Appeals. Any appeal from the Deliveries withins a company. The householder or other user solely for re- provisions of this-order shalt be made by above restriction applies to deliveries- placement of a, used. one which needs re- filing a letter, In triplicate, referring to from one department (a branch, divi- pair and the seller, in accordance: with' the particular provision appealed from sion, or section) of a single organiza- his regular business practice, takes the and stating fully the grounds of the ap- tion to another department of the same broken, down or defective niotor or gen- peal. The letter should be filed with the organization when the item is for in- erator in' trade and repairs It or delivers field office of the War Production Board corporation into: other machinery pro- it to. another person who will repair it in the district in which Is located the duced by that organization,, or when it (whenever repair is practicabke) so that plant or branch of the appellant to which is for installation and operation for the it will. be resold under similar conditions the appeal relates. organization's own use. (or scraps it promptly when repair Is. (4) Communications, All reports re- The restriction does not apply to de7- impracticable). quired to be filed hereunder, and all com-, liveries from one department to another (It must be noted that no repairman munications (except appeals) concerning of the same organization, of items which or other person may deliver such an item this, order, Shall, unless otherwise direct- it is to resell as such. unless he either complies with the fore- ed, be addressed to the War Production (b) Certain transactions for which. going conditions, or receives a AA-5 or Board;General Industrial Equipment DI- no ratingis requiredby this order. The higher rating for the delivery from his vision, Washington 25, D. C. Ref. L-12., above restriction does not apply to the customer, even, though he has obtained Issued this 31st day Qf August 1944. following transactions: the items under a regulation or order (1) Repair parts. Delivery of repair which. assigns a. rating for repair or WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, parts for any item (but no complete Item maintenance purposes, such as the fol- By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, may be considered as a repair part and lowing: CMP Regulations 5,. 5A., or 9A4 Recording Secretary, delivered, under this exemption,. even' or Orders L-79, P-126, or P-148.) Lrsr A though it could be used as w)compoient This, exemption permits a dealer not part of another item or of machinery Under paragraph (a) of the order, a rat. having repair facilities to deliver such a Ing of AA-5 or better is required for delivery not covered by this order). traded-in motor or generator, if it Is of a new item of equipment in any class (2) Farm supplies' When items which repairable, to the manufacturer or some described below. Exception& to this rule are are farm supplies under Priorities Reg- other supplier who will repair It or have listed. In paragraph (b). "Item" means any ulation 19 are delivered to a farmer or it repaired within a. reasonable time, and neW- piece of equipment. Where a class dealer upon a certificate in accordance get one, in. exchange without a AA-5 or description covers an Item sometimes sold with that regulation. higher rating, The manufacturer or with a motor or other driving unit and some- (3) Petroleum industry item. When other supplier who is asked to deliver a times without, in either case the item is Items used In fhepetroleum industry and new item to- 9, dealer in exchange for a subject to the restrictions of tho order. covered by Order P-98-c are delivered usex. onn is responsib- for. determining Component parts for the repair or manu- in accordance with that order. if the traded-In item. is repairable. facture of an item re not suoljct to the (4) Items no longer needed. When- (Wi Portable air-eompressorsi owned order as items in that Class. However, If a an item is returned to the person from and used fs a rentar business. WhMn particular part iW ftself within come other FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10693

class as described below, then it Is subject to facturer; (il) propeller type fans for ure as by order L-153; (ill) pumps for use as psrts the order. a part of internal combustion engines; (iv) of fire fighting equipment of the typea cov- 1. Air filters. Any equipment or device high pressure blowers Included In Item 14 of ered by Order L-43; (iv) pumps which are designed'to filter or strain air or other gas- this List A. farm machinery and equipment as defined in eous matter for the purpose of removing 12. Flexible mctallic hose, tubing and fit- Order L-257; (v) Ervice station type me=s- dust or other particles of material or odors. tings. Any quantity of such ho:e, tubing uring and dispensing pumps; (vi) the fol- Excluded are types using a non-metallic fil- or fittings, not electric conduit type. lowing pumps when designed and used solely tering medium, commonly known ts the 13. Heat exchangers. Any equipment or for heating of building space; condensate "throw-away" or "replaceable" types. apparatus consisting of an a"-'embly, bundle, return pumps and hot water circulating 2. Air washers. Any equipment or device or nest of one or more bare or finned tubes pumps: (vi) pumps of the sanitary type designed to wash air, including spray washers f(metallic or non-metallc) or metal plates, for milk or egg processing; (viii) pumps or- and scrubbers. or any shell or pressure vcssel for contain- dinarily Uscd for con-truction contractors' 3. Arc welding machines. Any machine ing the same, designed for the tranfer or purposes or by constr ctlon contractors for or device designed to use. transform, or gen- exchange of heat between two or more dewatering and supply as defined in Order erate electricity (either direct or alternating fluids (liquids, gases or vapors). Excluded I,-Iml current) for the deposit of metal by the elec- are the following: (I) Any Item which Is 20. Pressurevescels (includingair recefrers tric arc process. Excluded are: Welding ca- direct fired or installed within a flue gas -of all sices and types). Any Ealed carbon ble, electrode holders and arc welding elec- passage; (H) any item which permits direct steel or alloy steel ve-el or shell designed to trodes. contact involving phyierl mixing of the withstand internal or external pressure for 4. Baling presses. Any machine or device fluids (other than direct contact boiler feed the purpose of retaling one or more fluids designed to compress bulky materials Into water heaters); (iII) any steam surface con- (liquids, gases, or vapors). Excluded are the compact bundles or bales. Included are denser designed to condense exhaust steam following types: (1) direct fired vezsels, such types for handling ferrous and non-ferrous from a prime mover to maintain a minimum as boilers: (ii) vesels designed to contain scrap, paper, rubber, textiles, or miscella- exhaust pressure; (iv) any item for ure on water under pressue for domestic supply; neouz waste materials. Excluded are balers aircraft; (v) any radiator-type cooler; (vl) (111) vessels for transportatlon; (iv) vessels which are farm machinery and equipment any unit beater, convector. unit ventilator, de-igned as heat exchangers or enclosures covered by Orders L-257 or L-257-a. unit ccoler or blast coil when any such item therefor (included in Item 13 of this List 5. Compressors. Any portable or station- is for space heating or coling or industrial A); (v) vesseli designed for cooking or pre- ary machine or apparatus of the reciprocat- space heating or drying; (vii) any Indirect paring food stuffs; (vi) field assembled stor- ing type, designed to compress or exhaust air water heater, commonly referred to as a age vecels such as spheres and spheroids; or other gas. Excluded are (i) items for storage water heater and consisting of a (vil) vesels, other than air receivers, with a use in therapeutic machines; (il) items heating element Installed in a hot water stor- liquid capacity of les= than 30 cubic feet. especially designed and fabricated solely for age tank for heating and storing hot water 21. Stationary steam engines. Any steam incorporation into or repair of other ma- for any purpose; (viii) any indirect water engine not de.igned for use in locomotives or chinery (not compressors) produced by the heaters consisting of a coil or nest of tubes other equipment used for transportation same manufacturer; (Iii) items for use in installed in a shell or presure vessel with purpose, not marine. a refrigerating or air conditioning system. a diameter of 12 inches or less, or with an 22. Wire scorl.'ing machinery. Any new as defined in Order L-38. o internal cross sectional area of 113 squaro machine or equipment having a value of 6. Ceramic machinery and equipment. inches or less when not circular in cra= more than 8100 designed to cut, form, or fab- . Any machine or device designed to crush, mix. section. and. used for supplying hot water ricato any product from wire. Excluded are prepare, form, cut. fire, burn. or otherwise for any purpose; (ix) any item of non- rubber covering machines, strainers and process raw ceramic materials into finished metallic construction for ue in a chemical stoppers, vulcanizers of all types, and wire ceramic products. "Ceramic products" in- supplemental laboratory; (x) Items specially tying mschines. cludes structural clay products such as brick. designed and fabricated colely for incor- 23. Insulation blozfng machines. Any tile, terra cotta and flue block, sewer pipe poration into or repair of other machinery machine or device deJsned to blow insulat- and drain tile, conduit, sanitary pottery, pav- (not heat exchanger) produced by the ng materials of any kind into the walls, ing brick, flower pots, decorative pottery, same manufacturer; and (xl) Items for use ceiling or other part of a building or other artware. pottery, tableware pottery, stone- in a refrigerating or air conditioning system, a ructure to insulate it against heat transfer. ware, crockery, earthware. and porcelain. as defined in Order L-38. 24, Electroplating and ancdi ing equi7- . 7. Concrete products machinery. Any ma- 14. High pressure bloters. Any blower, meat. "Electroplating equlpmen means chine or apparatus designed to mix, prepare, compressor. exhauster, or vacuum pump of the rotative type. designed for pressue dif- Yy of the following equipment intended to form or otherwise process concrete or its com- b ucd in thdorce of depositing metal by pon'exits into block, brick, pipe or conduit. ferential of 13 pounds or more per square Included are block machines, pipe machines, inch (including any diesel engine super- means of asolution and an electric current mixers, skip hoists, off-bearing hoists, pallets, charger or scavenger, or any ballast unload- (except iquipment for el&ctrolytic refining of forms, and their accessories and attachments ing blower). Excluded are items for use in metals): Rins-oatanks, acid dlitanks, p Iting of any size or kind. a refrigerating or uIr conditioning system, as tink, cleaner tanL, spraftakslinn5 for defined in Order L-38. 8. Dust collectors, inclustrial. Any equip- tdk, anod 'ed cathode rods, racks and ment or device designed to collect or filter 15. Lflting magnets (elcctric). Circular dust from air, flue gases, or other gas. types, 5 inches in diameter and larger. other forms ior holding cathodes, Motor- 9. Dynamometers. Electric type; and ro- 10. Oil filtering and re-refinfng machines. generator sets, generators, rectifiers, panel tary convertors Any equipment or device designed to filter, biara&E, individual plating barrels. automatl or to re-refine by heating or bleaching, lubri- 10. Electric motors and generators (frac- or reml-automaUc bar-rel plating machines, cating or cutting oils which have been used. tional horsepower). Any machine or device sem-autoniatic plating machines, full auto- similar rotating Excluded are centrifuges. containing an armature or iatfc plating machines. uEuffl~Iathes, de- part and designed to transform electric 17. Orens, industrial, drying, curing and energy into mechanical energy, or mechani- finish-baking types. Any oven of the types rmachlniF, ball node con- cal energy into electric energy, or to trans- used in industrial o: commercial prccs=es tiners, tank rheostatus, cathode agitators. for drying, curing, or fluish-baklng ceramic, form or amplify electric energy of one type, platig bakt, filte and concrete, plastic or other products, except voltage regulatr. voltage, or frequency into another, if built filter pres3-,dryers, tumbling barrel-, and in a frame size smaller than frame size 203' food or food products. Excluded are heat (or frames smaller than those corresponding treating furnaces. ventilatin- equipment. to one horsepower, 1800 RPM. 60 cycle, 2 or 18. Paper shredders. Any machine or de- vice designed to cut paper into narrow "Anodizing equipment" means any of the 3 phase). Excluded are starting motors, following equipment intended to be used in generators and magnetos designed for use shreds, as used in the destruction of con- fidential papers or the preparation of paclwZ- the electrcchemilcal treatment of the surface in automotive vehicles covered by order L- of any metal to produce a corrosion-resistant 158, or in internal combustion engines. ing materials. Excluded are shredder for waste into new paper. film on the surface of the metal: cleaner 11. Fans, blowers and exhausters. Any de- reprocessing 19. Pumps. Any mechanically operated tanks, rinse tanks, anodizing tanks, chrome vice or machine which moves, compresses, of the rotary, centrifugal or re- dip tanks, dye tan, linIns for tank. anode or exhausts air or other gases by centrifugal, mechanism ciprocating type. designed for raising, clrcu- and cathode rods, racks, motor-generator rotary or axial means. Excluded are: (I) lating or otherwise moving any liquid. In- sets. generators, rectlflers, tank rheostats. propeller type fans designed for desk, pedes- a panel boards, automatic anodizing machines. tal, wall bracket, ceiling, and portable win- eluded are pumps Fold separately, or with driving unit. Excluded are the following: temperature controllers and regulators, dow mounting, powered by a fractional horse- specially designed and fabricated bafkets, meters, control and recording instru- power electric motor drawing 200 watts or (1) pumps solely for Jncorporation into or repair of ments, voltage regulators, and ventilating less, as covered by Limitation Order L-176; other machinery (not pumps) produced by equipment. (il) items specially designed and fabricated 25. O!J-acetglene apparatus. "Oxy-acety- the same manufacturer, (1) pumps for uso solely for incorporation into or repair of lene apparatus- means (i) any new device other machinery (such as pulverizers, stokers, as parts of internal combustion engines, or and boilers) produced by the same manu- parts of motor vehicles of the types covered which uses oxygen, in conjunction wit 10694 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 acetylene or other fuel gases, for the welding, tion as a "smaller, distressed producer" In the United States of any item of farm heating, spraying or cutting of metals; or and is specifically designated as such for machinery and equipment for sale in the (i1) any new acetylene generator. the purpose of this order by the War United States during either the calendar Production Board, on such terms and year 1940 or 1941, in whichever year [Interpretations 1, 2 and 3 to Limitation conditions as may be proper. such weight was the greater. Order L-123 revoked February 28, 1944] (3) "Manufacture" means to put into (12) "United States" means the forty- [F. R. Doc. 44-13254; Filed, August 31, 1944; process, machine, fabricate, or otherwise eight states, the District of Columbia, 10:31 a. m.1 alter materials by physical or chemical Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin means. Islands, and all other territories and pos- (4) "Supplier" means any person en-. sessions of the United States. gaged in the manufacture (for sale to a (13) "Current quota period" means the PART 1029-FARmL MAcHCMRY producer in the United States) of ma- twelve-month period which starts July 1 [Limitation Order L-257, as Amended Aug. 31, terials, parts, assemblies or subassemblies' of any year and ends June 30 of the fol- 1944] to be physically incorporated into farm lowing year, as identified on the applica- The fulfillment of requirements for the machinery and equipment or repair parts ble schedule. States has created manufactured by such producer, or to (14) "Applicable schedule" means the defense of the United be resold by such producer as repair a shortage in the supply of critical ma- particular schedule relating to a current parts. quota period, and fixing manufacturing terials entering into the manufacture of (5) 'achinery and equipment" means and re- quotas (for sale in the United States) farm machinery and equipment agricultural machinery, mechanical listed for that period. pair parts therefor, for defense, for pri- for each item equipment and implements (including (c) Restrictions on Production for do- vate account andfor export; and the fol- all attachments used in conjunction lowing order is deemed necessary and mestic larm use-(1) Manulacturing therewith) of the types ordinarily manu- quotas. During any current quota pe- appropriate in the public interest and to factured for farm use, and listed on promote the national defense: riod, no producer shall manufacture, for the applicable schedule attached hereto. sale in the United States, more of any § 1029.15 Limitation Order L-257-. (6) "Farm use" means use for the pro- item of farm machinery and equipment (a) What this order does. This order duction or care of crops, livestock, live- (by weight) than his quota for that Item. describes the rules governing the manu- stock products,-or other produce on a This quota Is figured by taking the per- facture of farm machinery and equip- farm (or elsewhere in the case of poul- centage shown for the item on the ap- ment and repair parts for sale in the try). The term also includes use for the plicable schedule, and multiplying it by continental United States and posses- production or care of crops in "victory his base production of the Item. Excep- sions. (Manufacture for export is cov- gardens" with respect to atomizing hand tions to this general rule are stated in ered by. Order L-257-a.) To aid manu- sprayers, hand dusters, wheel-type hand paragraph (d). Special restrictions are facturers in planning a continuour pro- cultivators and wheel-type'hand plows, set forth in subparagraph (2) below and duction cycle, it Is the intention that this and use for any civilian purpose with re- In paragraph (f). will be the basic order from year to year. spect to horseshoes, muleshoes, oxen- (2) Specialrestrictions. (I) The quota However, it is expected that a new sched- .shoes and harness hardware. for items of farm machinery and equip- ule of quota percentages will be issued as (7) "Farm machinery and equipment" ment for any person who had no "base a part of'the order each year for the means machinery and equipment which production" in 1940 or 1941 Is limited to "current quota period" starting July 1 is manufactured specifically for farm an aggregate value of not more than of that year, and this will become the use, including irrigation and drainage $2,500 during any current quota period. "applicable schedule" for that period, equipment (excluding tile), horseshoes, This limit does not apply to repair parts For example, the applicable schedule for muleshoes, oxenshoes, harness hard- or attachments under paragraphs (d) the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944, ware, and water well casing (fabricated (1) and (d) (3), nor to any production Is Schedule A; for the following twelve- by other than pipe mills); but excluding under Direction 3 to this order, nor to month period starting July 1, 1944, the repair parts, and also excluding all of any item which may be specifically re- new applicable schedule might be called the following: tracklaying type tractors, moved from quota limitations. Schedule B, etc. In order that producers fencing, poultry netting and wire, wire (ii) No item which is not provided for may plan their production and order ma- fencing, bale ties or straps, oil well cas- in the applicable schedule shall be manu- terials in advance,*they may assume that ing and water pipe, grain bins and corn factured as "farm machinery and equip. the schedule in effect at any particular cribs, water storage tanks, nails (all nient" for sale in the United States, time will continue into the next "current kinds), and sundry hardware (including (ill) No person shall manufacture for quota period", until such time as a new hand tools, chains, barn door track, pul- sale in the United States any Item of schedule is issued. There is no quota leys, scales, and similar items not speci- farm machinery and equipment requir- limitation on repair parts or attach- fied on the applicable schedule). Ing rubber tires except the following ments: (8) "Non-farm machinery and equip- items: In addition to quota and other limita- ment" means machinery and equipment, Wheel type tractors including garden typo. tions on manufacture, this order also has as defined in paragraph (b) (5) above, Combines. rules on the filing and approval of pro- which is manufactured pursuant to rated Pick-up hay balers and field bay harvesters. duction schedules, covering machinery orders for any purpose other than farm Corn pickers. and equipment (both, farm, and non- use and includes industrial models of Power sprayers over ton-gallons per minute. farm) and repair parts. Producers af- wheel-type tractors (CMF Code 319) not Any item requiring tires to be mounted on fected must stick to their schedules, with wheel rims of the following sizes (diam- ordinrily manufactured for farm use. eter): 16", 16", 18". 20" and 21". certain exceptions, so that the various (9) "Attachment" for machinery and both farm and non-farm, can programs, equipment means a supplementary ap- (iv) No producer who Is not a "small be met on time. pliance which may be added to an other- producer" shall manufacture, for sale in (b) Deftnitions. For the purpose of wise complete machine to extend the the United States, any item of farm ma. this order (and any orders supplemen- utility of such machine. No item (other chinery and equipment or repair parts tary hereto, unless otherwise indicated) : than Item No. 313) listed on the applica- (or non-farm machinery and equipment) (1) "Producer" means any person, ble Schedule shall be deemed an except to the extent listed on an ap- other than a supplier, engaged in the schedule under para- manufacture (in the United States) of attachment. proved production (10) "Repair parts" means all types graph (e). farm machinery and equipment or of at- of replacement parts considered sepa- tachments or repair parts for farm ma- (3) Adjustments in quotas. The War rately or as assemblies which are manu- Production Board may, by specific writ- chinery and equipment. factured for use and used in the repair (2) "Small producer" means any pro- ten directions or authorizations issued and maintenance of "farm machinery to any producer or other person affected ducer whose total net sales (including and equipment" and shall include plow exports and 'sales by affiliates) of all shares and shapes, and water pump cyl- by this order, increase or decrease tiny products did not exceed $100,000 during inders. No item listed on the applicable quota or authorized use of materials; the calendar year 1941; ahcd includes schedule shall be ddemed a repair part. and may transfer any portions of quotas any other producer who has been classi- (11) "Base production" means the between producers, taking Into account fied by the Smaller War Plants*Corpora ;- weight of a producer's total manufacture the amount and weight of materials to be FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10695

used, the need for particular items at machinery and equipment under Sched- pair parts as if the orders for these items -the time required in particular areas, the ule A (including special authorizations, bore a rating of AA-2. labor and transportation situation in the etc.) may be carried over for completion (2) Production schedules must be manufacturing areas involved, and such any time before September 30, 1944: filed: exemption for "smal producers". "other factors as may.be proper. Combines (Items 120 and 1293 only). With respect to each item of machinery d) ETceptions-(1) No quota for re- Corn binders (Items 132 and 132a only). and equipment (both farm and non- pair parts. Producers may manufacture Corn pickers (Items 133-130). farm) and repair parts, each producer repair parts for sale in the United States Field ensilaga harvester. (Item 137). must file a production schedule on Form without any restrictions as to quota. Peanut pickers (Item 101). WV'B-3181, listing the quantities he plans However, they must comply with para- Corn shellers (Items 166 and 167 only). to have available for shipment (within graph (e) with respect to production Hay balers (Items 172, 172a and 172b only). Feed grinders and crushers (Items 174, 175, his quota and other authorizations un- schedules. and 175a only). der this order) to various classes of cus- (2) Bracketed items. Wherever, in an Portable elevators (Item 183). tomers, in accordance with the Instruc- applicable Schedule, two or more items tions on the form. This production are bracketed together, the producer (6) Substitute materials. Any person may manufacture for sale in the United schedule is deemed approved as filed, must apply the individual percentages to unless the producer is notified in writing his base production of each item in the States the following Items, without re- gard to the restrictions of this order, if to the contrary by the War Production bracket and add up the various weights. Board. "Small producers" do not have This total permissible weight may then they are made from the substitute mate- rials listed: to file this form. be distributed among all or any one or (3) Items on approved schedule to be more of the items in that bracket as he Bee hives. available for shipment; changes in chooses (regardless of the individual Farm gates. schedule. Each producer must have quota percentages). Feed trucks. available for shipment each month to (3) No quota restrictions on attach- Grit boes. Hog troughs. each class of customer the quantities meats. "Attachments" may be manu- Laying nests. of each item and of repair parts as indi- factured for sale in the United States Livestock feeders. cated on his approved schedule. How- without any restrictions as to quota. Milk Vtcols. ever, he may complete (within his ap- However, it is necessary to comply with Poultry feeders. proved total) more than his schedule paragraph (e)with respect to produc- Poultry waterers. in any month, except that, in the case tion schedules. These items are unrestricted only if of wheel-type tractors, a producer may (4)Small producers. Any "small pro- they are made entirely (except for nails not complete in any calendar quarter ducer" may use the quota percentage and essential strappings and fastenings, more tractors than the total shown on "100%" instead of the quota percentage and except for doors in the case of live- his approved schedule for that quarter, listed on any applicable schedule for any stock feeders) from any one or more plus any approved amounts scheduled item or items which he makes, hut only of the following materials: but not completed In previous quarters. to the extent that the weight of his total NoTr: List amended July 14.1944. He may also, if necessa, delay comple- manufacture of all items of farm ma- tion of any quantities scheduled for any chinery and equipment during the cur- Glass or other ceramic products. class of customer for any month up to rent quota period does not exceed, in Plain concrete. the last day of the next month. Any the aggregate 100% of his lhase produc- Some of the Items listed above are also other change in an approved schedule tion of these items. In addition, small given quotas on the applicable schedule. must be reported on Form WPB-3181 producers do not have to comply with These quotas apply only to the extent and the change will be deemed approved certain provisions of this order with re- that the items are to be made from iron as filed, unless the producer is notified spect to production schedules or monthly or steel. In writing to the contrary by the War reports, as stated in subparagraph (c) Production Board. (2) (iv) and paragraphs (e) and (k). NorE: See Dircctlon 3 to this order which removes quota restrictions under certain (4) Deliveries for farm urse protected. However, this does not relieve them from conditions. A producer must deliver all quantities complying with all CMP Regulations and of items and repair parts listed on an procedures. (7) Substitution for critical materials (5) Production before or after cur- encouraged. If the weight of any item approved schedule (WPB-3181) for farm rent quota periods-(i) Advance plan- of farm machinery and equipment man- use and for export without regard to ning of production. Before the begin- ufactured by a producer has been or will preference ratings, unless otherwise ning of any current quota period, pro- be increased by his substituting for more specifically directed in writing by the ducers may plan their production, order critical materials any of the materials War Production Board.. Small pro- materials and start initial fabrication in listed above in subparagraph d) (6), he ducers may deliver Items for farm use accordance with the applicable schedule may still manufacture in any current and for export without regard to any for the coming period. For this pur- quota period the number of units which orders bearing preference ratings of pose, until such time as a new appli- would have been within his domestic AA-2x or lower. cable schedule is issued, it may be as- quota before making the substitution. Cf) Further restrictions. (1) IDe- sumed that the schedule currently in Also a producer may apply for addi- leted Mar. 23, 19441 effect will apply for this next period. tional quota for'any item in which he (2) Restrictfons on sale for domestic In other words, the schedule in effect is can substitute these materials entirely use. Subject to such directions as may always the "applicable schedule" unless for more critical materials. be issued from time to time as to ration- and until displaced by a new schedule. (8) Assignments of quota. Al assign- Ing control by the War Food Administra- (ii) Carry-over of uncompleted por- ments of quota specifically authorized by tor, no person shall sell any item of new tions of quotas. Any portions of quotas appeal under Limitation Order L-170 for farm machinery and equipment (except for sale in the United States under the period starting November 1, 1042, or poultry equipment, horseshoes, mule- an applicable schedule (including all under this Order L-257, are re-author- shoes, oxenshoes, and harness hard- amendments appeals and specific au- ized for each current quota period. The ware) which was manufactured for sale thorizations) which are not completely assignee, in figuring his additional quota, in the United States, and which he manufactured by the end of the cur- must take the percentage on the appil- kmows or has reason to believe will not rent quota period, may be carried over cable schedule for each item transferred be used in the hands of the ultimate and added to the corresponding quotas consumer for farm use, except to fill a and multiply it by the assignor's base contract or purchase order bearing a of the next current quota period but only production of that item. The assignor's to the extent that they can be completed preference rating of AA-4 or higher. by July 31 of this next period. However, quota is, to that extent., revoked. If the rated order is for an item which uncompleted quotas (domestic, and those (e) Production schedules-l) AA-2 farmers can get only by furnishing pur- under Schedule B-6) under Order L-170 for purpose of scheduling production. chase certificates under Food Production may be carried over as explained above Producers and other persons authorized Order 14 or any other applicable regula- for completion any time before June 30, to manufacture under this order may tion of the War Food Administration, the 1944. In addition, uncompleted quotas schedule their production of items of seller must not fill the order from stock. for the following items of harvesting farm machinery and equipment and re- However, In the following special cases, 10696 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 194

the seller may sell any of these items Ject to quota restrictions, a person may War Production Board, Farm Machinery from stock for non-farm use on an order also apply as explained in Priorities Reg- and Equipment Division, Washington 25, rated AA-4 or higher: ulation 25 if he wants to make more of D.C. Ref: L-257. (1) If the item is in his stock as a re-, any of those items than are shown on Nore The reporting requirements In para- placemenb for one previously sold on a graphs (k), (c) (2) (ii), (e) (2) and (o) (3) rated order, or his approved production schedule, or If have been approved by tho Bureau of tho (ii) After he has extended the rated he has no approved schedule for the Budget In accordance with the Federal Re- order to his supplier and has actually item. The provisions of paragraphs (c) ports Act of 1942. received the particular item, or (2) (iv), (e) and (k) with respect to (iII) If the rated Issued this 31st day of August 1944, order is placed'with approved production schedules and re- him directly by the Army or Navy (and WAR PRODUCTXON BOAnD, not indirectly by a contractor or other- ports do not apply to production au- By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, wise), or thorized under Priorities Regulation 25, Recording Secretary. (iv) If he is a producer (but producers but the delivery restrictions of para- NoT: Schedule A deleted August 81, 1044, must comply with all applicable orders graph (f) (2) continue to apply to such since It expired June 30, 1044. Any quota-3 and regulations, particularly paragraph production. under that Schedule which are not com- (e) (4) of this order). pleted (g) Excess inventory. (2) Appeals. Any 4ppeal from the by the end of the graee perodspce- Any producer fled in may sell to any other producer any ma- provisions of this order, other than the paragraph (d) (5) (Oi) of L-2bfY terial in his inventory which is in excess restrictions of paragraphs (c) (1), (c) cancelled. Production for farm use for t o current of his requirements for the items of farm (2) (i) and (c) (2) (ii), shall be made quota period July 1, 1944 to Juno-a 1945, is covered by Schedule B. machinery and equipment and repair by filing a letter in triplicate with the parts authorized to be manufactured un- der the provisions of this order. Such field office of the War Production Board [F. R. Doe. 44-13305; Filed, August 81, 1044; sales shall be expressly permitted within for the district in which is located the 12:04 p. m.] ,the terms of paragraph (c) (3) of Pri- plant or branch to which the appeal orities Regulation No. 13. relates, referring to the particular pro-' (h) Conservationof materials. (1) If vision appealed from and stating fully PART 1029-FARm, MACHWnERY any other order of the War Production Board limits the use of critical materials the grounds of the appeal. No appeal [Limitation Order ,-257, Schedule B, no in the manufacture of farm machinery should be filed from the restrictions of Amended Aug. 31, 1944] and equipment, non-farm machinery and paragraph (c) (1), (c) (2) (i), or (c) SCHEDULE B QUOTAS -DOMESTIC FARIM USE, equipment, or repair parts to a greater (2) (if). JULY 1, 1944 TO JUNE 30, 1045 extent than this order does, the other (k) Reports. Each producer who is order shall govern unless it states other- § 1029.17 Schedule B to Limitation not a "small producer" must file by the Order L-257. In accordance with the wise. 10th day of each month a report on Form (2) The War Production Board may provisions of Order L-257, this Schedule WPB-1768 of his production during the B is the "Applicable Schedule" for the also from time to time issue special or- previous month in accordance with the ders requiring standardization, simplifi- current quota period July 1, 1944 to Juno accompanying instructions. The first 30, 1945. With a few minor changes, cation, substitution, or other measures to report must be filed on or before Septem- save critical materials in the manufac- such as consolidations of certain items, ber 10, 1943. In addition, if any serious It contains °the same items and corre- ture of farm machinery and equipment, production trouble or delay develops be- non-farm machinery and equipment, or sponding item numbers as shown on tween dates of filing the above Form Schedule A. However, there have been repair parts. WPB-1768, the producer should imme- (i) Violations. Any person who wil- -imbortant changes In the quota percent. diately advise the War Production Board, new fully violates any provision of this or- including the following information ages for the "currefit quota period", der, or who, in connection with this or- vhere applicable: and also more liberal "bracketing" of der, wilfully conceals a material fact, 'or many items is permitted. furnishes false (1) The name of any material or com- information to any de- ponent part, the non-delivery of which is, The production quotas set forth In this partment or agency of the United States or will be, materially retarding his pro- Schedule B should be used by producers is guilty of a crime, and upon conviction duction. as the basis for planning their produc- may be punished by fine or imprison- (2) The name of the manufacturer or tion, establishing production schedules ment. . In addition, any such person may supplier with whom thdorder was placed. be prohibited. from making or obtaining and ordering material under CMP. The (3) Producer's purchase order num- War Production Board may establish a further deliveries of, or from processing ber. or using, material under priority control (4) Date of the order. final distribution pattern which is not and may be deprived of priorities assist- (5.) Supplier's ordek number. In accord with these quotas. Any addi- ance. (6) Promised date of delivery. tional controls or exemptions which may (j) Exceptions and appeals-(1) Pro- "Small producers" and all other per- be desirable with regard to production duction under Priorities Regulation 25. sons authorized to manufacture under quotas, and any modifications with re- Any person who wants to manufacture this order who do not report monthly on spect to final distribution of compieted for sale in the United States more farm Form WPB-1768, must file by August 10, machines, will be issued as the need 1944, a report on Form WPB-3808 of machinery and equipment (except trac- arises. In figuring his permitted pro- tors) than the their production during the entire cur- quotas fixed in the ap- rent quota period startifig July 1, 1943. duction, each producer must comply with plicable schedule or paragraph (c) (2) This report should be filled out in ac- the provisions of the basic imitation (I), or who wants to manufacture as cordance with the instructions on the Order L-257, unless this Schedule B "farm machinery and equipment" any form. states otherwise. Item not provided for in the applicable Qa) Aplicability of regulations. This order and ExLAATOLny NOTES TO SCM=iurn B schedule, may apply for permission to all transactions affected by it are subject to all present and future reg- Quotas for new machinery and do so as explained in Priorities Regula- ulations of the War Production Board, equipment tion 25. He may still, of course, apply unless this order states otherwise. for farm use are expressed as a percentage of for authorization to increase his quota (m) OrderL-170. Except as otherwise the net shipping weight of each-item pro- under paragraph (c) (3), or (until Sep- stated in this order, it supersedes Limi- duced during 1940 or 1941, whichever was higher. tember 15, tation Order I.-10 as of July 1, 1943. 1944) under Direction 4 to There are no quota limitations on the man- this order. With respect (n) Communicdtio &. All conmmunt- to repair parts, cations conrening this oider shall, un- ufacture of repair parts or attachments. attachments, and other items not sub- less otherwise directed, be addressed to: There are also no quota limitatons on any FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10697

item having no quota percentage and marked GRouP 1: PLAN-TINO. SZeD[NGoA.D r9LLIzI,*o GrGoUP 2: l'AU!1 PLOTra AND LSER/.--Continued "not limited". MLCHININ-Contlnued DIVIZo0o: mLOwTo-, - In accordance with paragraph (d) (2) of DIVISION 11: yImuurn D1,zTn1Ur70r5 L-257, production of "bracketed items" may lienz No. F7 be distributed among all or any one or more S2 Huormor tdeter drawn or tractor mauntcl items included in the particular bracket, so S2d Had propelled.-._-- long as the total Weight does not exceed tlat DIVISoN = InlE ePnEADEI (o0w7rs) 74 B--m III ...... --- 0 determined by applying the various quota 75 Canrow 133 23 Wheeled hopr-r typo rower, hor.e cr trnctor 71 M-h. V~w3 and lta.______C percentages to the items In the particulAr drawn. --- 2UID~1ATTACMENTS bracket. 14 End-gate ty ... 34 Trager typ ...... 7 Attlnhmcats ccazoldatcd into a el "Small producers" may use the quota per- 35 Truck bcdy typ ...... Itcm 313 centage of 100% for any item or items they DIVIMON e3: !ANU1E Ern DEn! L*;D LOADER_ Group 3: How e lRo/zm, FuLvEEIr & SLA manufacture, so long as their aggregate pro- 76 Four wheel, horm or tractor drawn.._ duction of all items (excluding repair parts (3 17n37 TwoMure wheel, loadera...... tractor drawn - - - -l2Z and attachments) does not exceed 100% of ~ 5Div hO, 1:e dTA= ...mtrr1 .. their total 1940 or 1941 production, which- DIVISION 14 'OTHER rLANING. EETDIN AND IEnTU.'flN 73 drawn-Clotcch Lzrro-w ct or, hewn or trdor ever .was higher, as provided In para- MSACHINES 63 3~ xd:rowtcr-a or tr 0) graph (d) (4). CS Lmsteo-puvrerzcn (farm .!r, under 14"_ 43 Eci R2n b- rO7. r' drawn cr t;dEr IC1 Any item of farm machinery and equip- Z9 Un.carr, chais or rear teAl 13r (bcrt End Sbft tC,,... long) for mouating, tcsL, pull ED..60 c... 613 ment not- provided for in this schedule B is tyr .23 Tool frame, attached or rear teal bar llnt l DLa bwraw" tror-te- =tcd and tcol b not to be manufactured for sale in the and lon ) for mounting tcol on trztctr.. F0 40 PIottocurtcr ...... ___ IN t pt. cmbifordwfith EC United States, unless specifically exempted 403 MIsc. Flantng, rLdng and frt-I1ng equIp- S1n Car3 df:amhrraws, trzdcr meanted and tedl atm 3 - - -- 133 under -the order. Moreover. any manufac- 40 rae----.---.------. ------ture of an item in excess of the percentages rim=wO Z*I IOOTH LLND EOMEES established in this Schedule B, even though DTVIION I5: .TTACTIUENTS _tuntcd 701 It may he scheduled for production under 41 Atcehmcnts consoUdated intc n alg Item 313 DI2ION 3: EVIL PULTEZr'"s AI FM.S paragraph (e), is permitted only If specifi- Group 2. FAul PLOWe AND Ltmus E3 Oip z, twodhze__57. cally authorized pursuant to paragraph (c) S ©D Imowr I -treeterdow n 701xr (3) or under a direction to this order. DIVTON r IAOLDDOAnD MOWS (oGERE DnA-.N) rn=-MI 4! CSAX CCTT=N f3 ~ ...~ ra~aFTa_.k- I NOTE: Table amended August 31, 1944. 42 . WalkCg2 one bare, steel batoi..... S4 Stolr cultterhw Cr tedrdran.7n.. 75 43 Walking, o0 horse, cdl,';U si:tom-c'm- S4b Wed cutters (rcay bnds-td- rot teand GORou -1 PLANTING SEEDING AND FER37IZ MA- bined with itcm 42-... -- in-,')75 44 Walking two borna and la --cccetiea C(IUNERY with Item 42 -_ DIVISION 1: PLANTERS (HORSE AND TRACTOR DRAWN) 45 Sulky------0- Quota 46 Gang, two bottom nd - £, Item No. Percent DITISION 2: LOLDnO0AnD FLOWS (TLACTOI DRAWN FZ OraCcnsrtubO . r....etyr..... ud IC 1- One row, one horse, corn ------Si On MIOUNTED) 52 o.hoL c hbwres, 6 2 One row, one horse, corn and cotton, peanut and other ...... ------71 47 One bottom, tzntordrmwn...... C3 3 One row, two horse- corn and cotton.- ..... 75 47a Ono bottom two way (one furrow) trctor 4 Twwa row, corn ...... - ...... --- -7 5 Two row, corn and otton - - 77 48 Two bottom, trcrtcrdrawn__. _ E3 T la raw ro!!___ .____ 72 6 Three row and over, corn__...... SO 4Sa Two bottom. two-way (two furrow,) trcztcr E3 F birkcrs. _____ ED____, 7 Three row and over. corn and otton 00. drwn_ _ _ _S 6V I(n. u .arrowandrcfl.' Co 49 Three bottom, trctor dmrawrn...... E0 DIVISION 2: PLANTERS (TRACTOR MOUNTED) E0 Four bottom, trctordrawrm ...... 101 DV=Or.7: ATTACEnIENs 51 Five bottom nd lar r, tractor drw._..._ 6 CI t1ccnbcnts rcn,odated into a ngle 8 One row, corn------01 j2 One bottom, trctor monte ...... 1 Item 313 9 One row, corn and cotton.... . 3 Za 0no bottom two-way (one furrow) tter 10 Two row, corn-...------9 mounted ------41 Group 4: C vAiortj'..D Wmrmas 11 Two row, corn and cotton ------71 51 Two bottom, tractormountcd...... 12 Three row and over, crn...------.---- 12 VISION. I CVLT1VAT023 010n=Z A TI.ACT= DRAT,,. 13 Three row and over, corn and cotton -1...... 12 DIVISION a: DISCPLO17 rIraI DU DIVISION 3-POTATO LAUNTERS(HORSE AND TRACTOR U Singlediscnd airer- c.... . 0 5i Om b.rl (all !tTc, ncudiZ bezrr dm DRAWN) hethoIvel= p.=ws, EtLLs lce3, and similar 14 One row ------140" DIVIION 4: DISC FLOWS MUt7AO DRAYID typO h M wnd roary barrows- C7 D2 Ow row, walkin . tn 0 h&er... . 3 14a Two row and rger------140J Z5 Onedtse. n1 03 Oen row. rdding, two hcwnm__ L DIVISION 4: TRANSPLANTERS .8 Two dis ----- .... QIb Two row. rdinz. t drn ____ _ LN 67 Three dL...... V4 Ornaend tw.o Tr. ridIng. harse drawn, 2Eted 15 Horse or tractor drawn, tractor mounted or ZS One dLs-det councted (I whel tM)- czrn t ,,r( b O self-propeJled ----...... ------147 combincd with item 6 ...... lb 'Iao1 rw end over. tn-cr dwLbted corn 16 Hand, wheel type-...... 147 V2 Two disc-direct connected (I wteel typ)-- type- ...... combined with Item ...... Ucct andincuIt_...... DIVISION 5: LISTENSWITH PLANTINGATTACHMENTS (HORSE fla Three dis,-dlret connected (I whoel type)- CS C7 OR TRACTORDRAWN) Cib Two row wing and- dL-c ce3end flinr, r.- combined with Item 67 ...... tnto, term cr trator drawn or tracor 17 One row--combined with item e4 tgb -Three dLc, toal bar typ---mmbo wlth m ou n e d..144 18 Two row--combined with item 65. Item S7 ...... VO FLail cutiratnrs. icluding chlr ani ci, 19 Three row and over--combined with Item . 60 Four ds, tatordrwn. .. . 74 chard ctvnes,...______62 61 Fire disc, tractor drawn, ------C5 VI Hand cultivators. whcel tyno. including hand DIVISION6: LISTERs WITHPLANTING ATTACHJENTS 62 Six disc and larger. tractor drawn T. (TRACTOR MOUNED) DIVISION b ONE-WAT DI= FLOWS onTILLERS DIM-Z 0.1 2 CCLTITAZOLS (TVACTOG2SIOSSTEDI 20 One row--combined with item 67. 21 Two row-combined with item 6. 63 Under fire feet ------70 T3 Oerow 3 22 Three row and over--combined with Item 60. 633 Five feot and o.70 CO Two row,,e srecr dim typea 71 DIVISION 7: BEET AND BEAN DRILLSOR PLANTERS DVISION 6: LISTEnS AND SIIDDLEflSTES CIO=,- O3 C'3 Ttworow.atcdccin trn...... 71 TRACTORDnAWI" twiTH on WITIIOC? rLNTIo AT- 110 Tbrrnro-w and over, oItypes_ ..... _ ZO2 23 Horse or tractor drawn or tractormounted-.. LZ TACIIZINTE) 101 Narrow row7 fcur end el row (heel, toan and vtbetnhta cultivnters)-ceinbind wit DIVISION 8: GRAINDRILS 64 One row, torte or trctcr drwn. . , Item 1rv. C5 Two row, horse or treccr drawn 741 lDla Ccobluatten cultivators and planters, two 24 One horse, plain or fertilizer, three to seven GO Three row and larger, hor r trcnrdrawn. 12 row,. corn end cotton___ __.. 73 discorrun ------60 11db Cenar tl:o3.....,. 133 25 Fertilizer drills, horse or tractor draw ..... 103 DIVISION 7: LISTERS AND !rIDDLErSTrn. CrAonI lIld SLI-I cultivator, mounted and tool har type, 26 Plain drills, horse or tractor drawn -.. 91, oUNTEM WIHno WITHOUT PLNTIV1; AACII-, iraindin; chL-a nd orchad clivatrs- El DIVISION 9: BROADCASTSEEDERS 67 Ono row, tractor mounted_ CI DIVSOr. 3: nounr noms 27 Wheeled, horse or tractordrawn ... 211. 3 Two row, trcttr mountce&.. C1 10 liotrybehoaa.owor trator drw._ C3 25 Endgate ------... C9 Three row and largr, trtr mted...,2_ 29 Hand (wheelbarrow and other) C1 63a Three row rldg's...... DrIViSON 4. riEEDE. DrArm OZ MIOUTED, DIVISION I0: GARDEN PILANTER XMoION: BUD-SofI PLoMI 10 nqod=s______Co 164 Tcnth wondcas, cnn hor, waulking...... 10 OD Hand, wbeeltyp ---...... 70 Horsa drawn...... - C lC43 Tenth wecdar, two hosa, r'dng - 11 31 Horse or tractor drawn, one row or multiple 71 Tractor drawn------Co ICib TOIth reedors tractor drwcr tirzj r row (one row b a unit) ------10 72 Tractor mounted. .... raount d-- .,. -.------10698 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

GROUP 4: CULTIVATORS AND WEEDERS-Continued Gnour 6: HARVESTING MACHINERY-Continued GnouP 8: MACNINES FOR PnnR, CarO Von DIVISION 7: BE.&N CUTlERS OR PULLERS MARKET on Usr-Contnued DIVISION 6: O2IER CULTIVATORSA WEEDERS Quota Quota Item No. Percrn DIVISION 9: FEED GRINDERS AND CRUiaDIt OAnIM Item Ao. .ercent 140 Horse or tractor drawn.. 127; Quota 105 Beet, cotton, or vegetable thfnners..... 120 it em No. DIVISION 8:SUGAR 3EET & CAlNEHARVESTING EQUM=T Yecccst 105b Cyclone weeder ------_--- 95 176 Hand ...... ,2 108 Misc. cultivators and weeders ...... 85 141 Beet lifters, horse or tractor drawn or tractor 174 Power, burr type ...... mounted ...... -.. L-8 17S Hammer type ...... DIVISION 0: ATTACIMENTS 14 1 b B ot h ar v es te r s...... ------...... -15 0 175a Roughage mills, combination type with cut. 141c Beet loaders ...... --...... 0160 ter head and grinders ...... 107 Attachments consolidated into a single 141d Cane harvesters ...... 85 175b Feed mixers (not concreto mixers) ...... Item 313 141o Cane loaders ...... 180 DIVISION 1o: GRAIN CLEANERS AND GRADERS GROUP & FARM SPRAYERS, DuSTERS, & ORCeARD- III4it 9O;TBERt HARVESTING EQUIPMIENT, HEATERS 142 Cotton harvesters, stripper type ...... 0 176 Cleaners end gradere-fj-t typo (small grain 142a Cotton pickers ------180 and seed) ...... -----...... t DVSmON i: POWER srEATERs 143 Vegetable pullersand pickers ...... 150 108 Market garden type, under six G. P. M ..... 100- 143a Green pea harvesters ...... --...... 150 DIVISION 11: SORTERS AND ORADE11.3 lOSa Orchard type, auxiliary engine ...... 1001 143b Spinach harvesters ...... 150 208b Orchard type, power take-off ...... 1001 144 One row soybean harvesters --..------160 177 Potato sorters and graders ...... JE Ju8g Field or row crop type, auxiliary engines.... 100 144a Grass Seed harvesters or strippers ...... So Ma -Fruitand vegetable graders, washers, sackers, 10Sh Field or row crop type, power take-off__ 100 144b Flax pullers --- ...... 200 conveyors ...... Do oSem Field or row crop type, tractor mounted_.. 100 144o Hop pickers ...... ---- 67 1Ib Vegetable toppers ...... 0 lIn Propeller blast type . 100 144d Peanut diggers ------150 177c Nut hullers, graders. sackers, conveyors ..... to 109 Traction sprayers-_ _ -....----100. 144e Misc. harvesting equipment...... 90 DIVISION I2: MAPLE SYRUP EVAORBAYOII DIVISION 2" HAND SPRAYERS -WIns TANII, BARREl, JI NAP- DIVISION 10: ATACHMENTS 178 Complete sets olpans,not includIng furnacc. 0O EACK, RTC. WITH COMPLETE EQUIPMENT ICAP. I QT. OR 145 Attachments consolidated into a single 179 Furnaces ...... OVER BUT LESS THAN 6oAL.J Item 313 DIVISION 38 CANE SYRUP EVArORA7 O 210 All types other than atomizing ------80 GROUP 7: FAR HAYING MACHINERY Ill Knapsack, sell contained, combined with ISO Complete sets of pans, not Including furnec. 051 item 110 ------DIVISION 1:MOWERS 181 Furnaces ...... -. - 771 112 Trombone pump type, combined with item 146 Horse or tractor drawn (ground drive)- 491 110 ------147 Tractor mounted or semi-mounted (power DIVISION 14: CANE MILW-AIM lE 113 Bucket pump type, Single cylinder com- take-off 761 bined with Item 110 ------drive) ...... ------1: Cane mills (farm size) ...... 114 Bucket. pump type, double cylinder, com- NOTE: Production of Items 146 and 147 for bined with item 110 ...... non-farm use Is governed by this Order L-257 DIVISION 15: CIDER HILLSAND FRUIT PnZSSE 115 Atomizing single action (I qt. and larger oly If the particular item Is a sickle bar mower capacity) ------0 having bars more than 4 £t.In length. AlU other 183 Cider mills and fruit pres= ...... I- 116 Atomizing, continuous (1 qt. and larger ca- mowers for non-farm use are governed by pacity) combined with Item 115 ------.. I Order L-67. DIVISION 16: OTHER MACHINES FoL PREPARIWo CEOPS FOR MARKET OR USE DIVISION 3: RAND PUMP SPRAYERS (CAPACITY DIVISION 2: RAYED BrX GAL or MORE 148 Sulky (dump) ------.------184 Tobacco curers ...... 77 117 Barrel pump sprayer ------. 149 Side delivery (including comb, side rakes 9 185 Broom corn do-seders ...... -. 0...... 118 Wheelbarrow sprayer ...... 0 186 Miscellaneous ...... E 150 Sweep ------.-.-- ...-...... -- 0 DIVISION 17: ATTACHMENTS DIVISION 4: SPRAY PUMPS, rowER DIVISION 5: IAY LOADERS Ult Spray pumps, power ...... --.. 14 181 Bay loaders ------77 187 Attachments eqnsolldated RIo S single Item 813 DIVISIONS: WXEDAltD PEAR BURNERS DIVISION 4: STACKERS GROUP 9: FARM ELEVATORS AND BLOWERS 120 Weed and pear burners ...... - t-0 15 2 S ta tio n a ry ---.-- . .-...... 001 DIVISION 1 ELEVATORS-POTABLE 162a Combination stacker-loaders ...... 101 183 Elevators, portable ...... IO DIVISION I. DUSTERS DIVISION 5: PICK-UP MAY B.ALERS& BALE LOADERS 121 Power duster, auxiliary engines ...... 1281 153 Pick-up hay balers-power take-off ...... 100 DIVISION 2" ELEVATOS-STATIONARY .... 1001 121a Power duster, power take-off ...... 53a Pick-up hay balers--uxlliary engine 189 Elevators, stationary2 ...... 1 122 Traction dusters ...... 10 153b Field bale loader 10 123 Hand dusters, all types ...... ------100 DIVISIONX5: BLOwERS-GRAIN A YORAGE DIVISION 0: OTHER A ING MACHINERY DIVISION I: ORCHARD BEATERS 100 Blowets (grain)...... I.. 154 Field hay choppers and ha vesters...... 180 190a Blowers (forage) ...... 124 Orchard heaters and smudge pots .-...... 100 185 .Misc.hayingachnery...... 00 124a Wind frost protection machines ------...--- 76 DIVISION 4: ATTACHMENTS DIVISION 71 ATTACIIMEN2 DIVISION a: ATTACHMENTS 167 Attachments consolidated into s single 191 Attachments consolidated BiG a sengle Item 313 12 Attachmenk eonrollda.ed Into a single Item 313 Item 313 GROUP 10: TRACTORS GnouP 8:MACIrNES FOR PREP. CROPS FOR MARKET - - - OR USE, - DIVISION1: FAIIM TRACTORS, WIIEEI TYME, GRouP 0: HARVESTING MACHINERY BY RATED BEIT II, P. DIVISION 1: COMBINES (f-lVESTER-TBRESBERS) DIVISION 1:STATIONARY TnRESHERS-GRA IN, MICE a ALFALFA 192 SpecIal purpose, under It hp ...... - 5 128 Width of cut, Oft.& under, auxiliary engines. 75 193 Special purpose S0 and over ...------126a Width of cut, 6 it. & under, power take-off.. 7 188 Threshers, width of cylinder under 28Ins-.. 65 194 All purpose under 30 hp ...... 5f 127 Width of cut, over 6 ft., Including 10 It.... 10 159 Thresbers, width of cylinder 28 Ins. & over- 47J 15 All purpose 30 and over ...... 128 Width of cut, over 10 ft., Includinr 15 it-_ U81 128a Windrowers or swathers ------971 DIVISION. 21STATIONARY PEA & BEAN TIIREMlERS DIVISION 2:GARDEN TRACTO11 l2b Combines, width o cut, over 15 it ...... 18 100 Stationary pea and bean thresbers__...... 132 106 Garden tractors (ncluding motor tller)_. 20 DIVISION 2- GRAIN AND RICEBIDERS DIVISION 3.PEANUT PICKERS DIVISION8: ATTACEMENTS 129 Grain binders (ground drive)------601 161 Peanut pickers ------61 197 Attachments onsol dated into r ugh Item 1V, 130 Grain binders (power take-ofl) ...... ----- 79 131 ticea binders ...... ------72 DIVISION 41ENSILAGE CUTTERS-SILO FILLERS GROUP 11:ENrD:EP 162 Ensilage cutters (silo fillers) ------9 DIVISION 3: CORNBINDERS [Items 108,199, 200,201 20' and 23 cancelled-secheduld DIVISION 5:TEED CUTES--BAND AND POWER by automotive dIvislon 132 Corn binders, ground drive ...... - 93" 13a Corn binders, power take-off------93 163 Feed cutters, hand and power ...... - 0 132b Corn harvester, sled and wheel type ...... 761/ DIVISION 0: ATTACMIENTS DIVISION 0: CORN S=L1ERS 204 Attachments consoL!dated DIG a Single Item 811 DIVISION 4: CORN PICERS 164 Corn shellers (hand) ...... - 431 165 133 Onorow, mounted type ...... 1..0 0 Spring-(2, 4, 6 and 8hole) ------0 GROUP 22: FARM WAGONS, GEARs & TRUCKS (NOT 134 Two row, mounted type ------1351 166 Cylinder (150 Bu.,and under) ------I MOTOR) 135 Onorow,pulltype ------135 167 Cylinder (Over 150bushels) ...... 41 136 Two row, pull type-...... DIVISION 1: WAGONS AND TRUCES DIVISION 7: CORN HUSKERS AND SHREDDERS DIVISION 5: FIELD ENSILAGE HARVESTERS-ROW TYPE 168 Combination corn huskers--sbredder ...- 741 20 Wagon gears (lessbox) ...... 169 Corn huskers ------41 206 T uck gears (les ox) 70 137 Field ensilage harvesters (row type)...... 150 170 Corn shredders.-_ 01 20sa Onehorse wagon (less box) ...... 70 DI VISION6: POTATO DIGGERS AiPICRERS DIVISION 8:STATIONARY HAY & STRAW BAT.E1 DIVISON 2: WAGON BODIES 138 Walking plow type ------1501 171 Horse ------... 701 207 Wagon & truck boxes, farm .. _. --- 67 139 Onerow, ground drive ...... 110 172 Auxiliary engine-- ...... 30 1339aOnorow, power take-off...... 10 172a Belt-driven or power take-off -6 DIVISION b: FARMSSLEI1S l89b Tworow, powertake-off ...... ---- - 10 172cBroom corn balers...... 79 I9a Potato ulckers ...... 100 272d Peanut hay balers ...... 7. 208 Sleighs & bob-slds, ferm ...... 1 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10399

GuOUP 12: FARm WAGO, GEARS & TRuCs Gnour 16: DAmY PAul MmIn & Eqmu- UOna' 18: FAnS! PcrLvn= Erwsxsnc-Con. (NOT MO'OR)-o0tInued UENr--ConftinueC DIVISION 4: TEAIIEE5-F±EI DIVMON 4: PARI DXENTI ZIASG EQUIUMIENT 1frn2 rn.or z a . Quoa hess .Wo. Percest 209 Trailers, farm, -- 0* 243 Buffercu s ___ __ 73 *Unless special permislIV is given under 244 Butt r ...... C-8 paragraph (c) (3) of L-257. DIVISION 5:OTm DAmY FAn1 EQUMISIE DIVISION 6: OTHER TEAnsponTna rQtn~unT (NOT 27a Aut l:at vavc...... 170 245 Milk palls-. Ix 237b enancr. ______1( MOTOR TrUCES) 246 Milk IM60 t[ 210 Tobacco trucks ...... 0 247 StlrrcM ..... __ ...... D=H ONr : LAIG NESTS Ain G= BOXrE 210a Buggies and spring wagons, farm. .. 70 213 Crczud cettcrens to! 211 Cane wagons and carts----...... 113 2413 Sterillingbtn ..... 10l 211a M ic ------.-.-..--...----. -.- ---...... L.0 24Sb Dairy washing. 7 2 Layinge3 ra3t (irm an stcc 248c Daf T .tr beaters(excludiLhg tller-tyl an prc-uro typ3 )...... ------. 70 25bh Grlietax_-, aJStccl) DIVION 6:ATTAC.EInsENs 249d Canradcs ------4 21E AM. dairy form cqufpmcnt (lt cdlnal I 11VII=ON 8I OTM: 7= E UrLT EQUI5I 212 Attachments consolidated Into r single Item 616 items cpamtcy)- .. . .. N../J Sn= Tyrs) GROUP 12: DoSIEsTc WATER (FAn.. DVION C:ATTACESIRNTS 2K3 cAnz Is1..______, 10 DIVISION 1 DEEP & SUALLOWWELL SYSTEIM 249 Attachmncnts comfrdntcd into a ri ngl 11cm 13 213 .feepwell, r-elproml-...... GOUP 17: BAnI ArD BArIuYAnD L£qru.zI 1 - 214 Deep er-shallow w let type ...... 81 Zna re.-t wIII' -' O 215 well, 250-09 gals. per hou . 74 " Draft ,..uad.crs. -. - - 117 Shallow DIVISION I: = CI ERnS,uITEn l S wD 2621 Chimney c ... - _____11 216 Shalow well. b00 gals per hour and over ... 70 FEND TISUCIS DIMLsON 2:POWER PUaxS 23) Feed Z(( 221 Litter carrlcrs ------.... _ 100 MI::cl~ancca3(farm annltry cEu~p t..111C 217 Horizontal type up to and including U gal. 22 Trck forfced cud l111cr z.. .. 1r-n00 P. M. 100 lbs. pressure ------2Z3 Feed trucks (ir rndend.) VIOn=Dr: ATTACISIIn_= DIVIION" WATER WELL CASINO DIM ON 2: IIy MLOAUMO EQ-rUWI=T 2:3 Attb=nmntz conroLdafcd .,to a r=l 24I y ocarricr -----. . . IUtm 313 216 Water well casing (fabricated by other than 235 Track for hay Crc 73 pipe m--s) ----- C.----1002O My forks. bprp-n cud =rpl---_ - Q Gnats 10: 2IICEIIAIIEOr3FA-N Eu MIEN -2 tyI0' 4=:rr~nE AE EDD DIVISION 4:ATTACHIIENTS DIVMSON2: CATTLESW.U,5 I". EQUIP=IEN A!ND R11NEErE S ecPrIS 219 Attachments consolidated into a single Item 818 [,-, cckc P-1rscn ; educcptthclhl , 11-3 GROUP F WINu 23 Cte !Sst & fltt .ngs. . .. 03 14: AVCP'ssps A2ND 23 Lvtoek pns...... 220Fca265 Bes : hive3finanl.... ((ctco mted)...... Ii) 'CJ . DIVISION 2: PULIIS, WATER 2 Cattlo chons & fitt o . 72 DITIIN 2: EIL0 220 Pitcher Pumps ------...... 69 DIVISION 4' UVESTOCMMI o CUM WND?AV n;O L0WL i200ha TTert.oflro&-Stccl) -- E0 221 Hand and windmill pumps ...... 69J 261 Llvestock irnklng C ... .. 13(, DIVISION 2: INDIDIT-S 262 Outeldo Ilri-teek wuntnmg U3L. .. ii) 212 Windmill hed ------1001 DIVISION 0: DAIL.YARD MCM TZESIS 223 Windmill towers.__ 100 ,6 Barnyard sqeck tanks .... 2,4 Ho. troughs (ironnd rlW. -- . 5l- DIVISION 3: stun' TACKS Livestock dlppln tanks...... -. 75 VIMON 4: EIAP ;EMS ILDUARM 224 Pump laNks...... - 100 A, DIV ISONV: FEEDEZSl% UI.ATEnSFEND CO-EMP TAN t3 Earnashardwaro 20______C DIVISION 4: ATTAC1.1EIS 2a Livestoe feeders (Iron cnd cc..... 0- 26 Attachments onsolidated into a Single Item 313 20 Feed coek ... 77 GROUP 15:IRRIGAMOV EQUw sUM-c 207 Tank healers ...... 10 DIVISION 7* RA11-DOOR 7BACE A ITANGR.f 22: 3 Fearercaitloa cul acipars _ 71 DIVISION 1 IRRIGATION PUIIPF (REMOVED MON TH13 O:iDEf CV=. ONC:LcSC ECCOIIOZR 227 Turbine pumps 107 UDIVIO 8: OxEn DAR, & MAEnYADa 228 Combined with item 227. EQUIP=ENT 219 Centrifugal pumps (excluding sef-iming type)- 27 Hog watcrcrs ----- . . 1-: 100 270a Hogollers...... CZ 220 Hydraullerams ------271 Hog rlngs - ... le...... ii uDIVIS0ON8: P.Arl r COf-_qk =,G ISACaS~r DIVISION 2- DISTRIBUTION EQUIP.'=T 271a Hog ringrs. ----- 1--l = Cattl dchernng cqulpmcnL-...... Ul C60 asm cclarm rac=na, incl. ri- 231 Land levers ...... 61 272f Anti-cow k[ckers . .4! crzlcrcutand dra-,5 H. . =d I=L- 53 231a Blade ditchers and teracers ...... 2 Hoy hoiO...... - C 231b One disc tarracers ...... - 231c Corrg-tors_ . . 2721 BullstIIL.W. 231d Scrapers._ ... 2 LkML.b="nyd cnyrrd c Utrcnt ...... NOTI Items 231 to 231d am exclusive of Power Dltchers Draglines, and Other DIVION : ATTACIEnTi~ ==OIN: 10: FAI! ELECITC 5ITI CWLIER-DflIV=DS Self-Powered achlnes 273 Attnchmcnts consoldntc' Into , dns M1 rzrm c~cfrl:, _eanI ('crmd-drvem) Ee rl 232 Portable Pipa and Extensions, Sprinklers Item 113 F==rtln3 piant3I only--doe: ma: fcelna! (Excluding Lawn Sprinklers), Valves and Laitcrt3 Cc tres... - 5,; Gates, Expressed in Terms of Net Shipping 0norP 16: FAsralPOULTRY EQTIII7EN SMn Toarcas far crnddrlvcn Cerfzacrrtiliz WeghtinIbs ...... 04 pianta; (Cnsir drivan fzrr l~gbtclngfat3 DIVISON V~ IC PATC-rI culI tbaftcr>' tmn:.1srcd to cuto ye di- DIVISION 3:OTHER PRs IRRIGATION EQUII'IEN1T (List Each Item Separately) 274 Incubatco, l,0.~capacity cud romr. CO 275 Incubators. ovcr l"t ,Rg mcay _ _ 23,234 and 235-Misc ----- ...... ---- CO 05VIII.11: ATTAC!IMEMM. DIVISION 4: ATTACCMETS DIVIION I FLOORlnEODM=-l 312 AttaaLnt vonealdzted imto a =igLa Item =1 226 Attachments wnsoldated into r singleltem 313 2-,u ORa(ovr Ichick copzcty)...... _ 1 2,7 Col (over 1W0chIck cpacty).. .. 115 GROr 16: DAIRY FARM MACIONmES& EQUIP,_1N T 278 Gas (over 1IN chick cap..ty)- 115 Gcn' 2-: Apr.&ehemc 270 Wood (over 103chick c lv...... 115 DIVISION 1"-LEING UACMNES 210 Electio (ovr 0 cbl c : y).__ 115 313 Attaa2imnta far oai lcms in res s1-13,; m 11 quel*a Lmft See paccmpb (d) (3) cf 287 Milking machines (complete outfit,)----. S MIb All typa, 100 chick capz=ty and na1-x_. DIVISION SI FAI=I CSEA' SEPARATORS . DIVISION s: DATTEIIT urmtDNIM Ia&=) Issued this 31st day of August 1944. -Capacity20 lbs. per hour orless--- - - 211 Thren dck and anllr (L3el)...... 0 WAR PuiomUcnoll Bo=ln, Capacity 2;1bs. toSO0 lbs.pe hour ...... a 2 Four deck (h0d)... 70 Capacity S01lbs. to 1600 lbs. per hour ...... C3 233 Flvo deck (h0atcd)...------_ _ E By 3. JOSEPH WHELIT Recording Secretarij. DIVISION 3:FARM MIx COOLERS DIVISON 4: 11S1=0N AND EATING 13=:=IR [P. F. 30ze. 44-13306; Filed. August 31, 1944; 2 Immexrlon type ...... Suraceor tubular typL------...... 12:04 p. xa.1 No. 175--5 107C0 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

PART 3292-AUTOMIOTIVE VEHICLES, PARTS accordance with the Federal Reports Act of (li)Gas, natural or manufactured, ex- ANl EQUIPMENT 1942. clusive of the production and transmis- [Limitation Order L-l-e, Direction 1] Issued this 31st day of August 1944. sion of natural gas up to the point of its .entry into gas transmission lines from INFORMATION REQUIREMENT CONCERNING WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, field gathering lines, END-USE OF COMPONENTS By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, (ill) Water, other than exclusively for Recording Secretary. The following direction is issued pur- irrigation purposes, suant to Limitation Order L-l-e: IF. R. Doc. 44-13307; Filed, August 31, 19444 (v) Central Ream heating, or 12:05 p. m.] (v) Any of the foregoing services but Limitation Order L-1-e enumerates in not for general use by the public, if a Schedule A certain automotive components. Of these components, axles, transmissions specific direction from the War Produc- and wheels, are, now being schtduled pur- tion Board entitles such person or agency Subchapter C-Director, Office of War Utilities suant to that order and other components to apply the ratings herein assigned. may be scheduled later on. These com- AuTrHolR: Regulations in this subchapter Application for such a specific direction ponents go into motor trucks and a great issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as should be made by letter to the War variety of other products being .produced amended by E5 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176; Production Board, Washington 25, D. C., under other programs. In preparing com- E.O. 9024, 7 FPR. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719; Ref.: U-1. ponent slhedules under Order L-1-e, the W-P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24, 1943, (2) "Material" means any commodity, War Production Board finds it essential to 8 FPR. 3666; 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May determine the relative urgency of the use to 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727. equipment, accessory, part, assembly or be made of the components, whether in 'PART 4500-POWER, WATER, GAS, AND product of any kind. truck?, trailers, construction machinery, (3) "Controlled materials" means con- farm equipment or otherwise. In many in- CENTRAL STEAM HEAT trolled materials as defined in Schedule stances the manufacturer of the component I of CMP Regulation 1. does not have information in sufficient de- [Utilities Order U-1 as Amended Aug. 31, 19441 (4) "Maintenance" means the upkeep tail to inform the War Production Board as of a producer's property and equipment to the end-use of the component, since this UTILITIES information is frequently known only to the in sound working condition. It does not purchaser of the component and in some DEFINITIONS include any plant addition. cases oply to the customer of that purchaser. (a) Definitio.ns. (5) "Repair" means the restoration of Unless purchase orderd for automotive com- a producer's property and equipment to ponents already, placed, as well as future or- PART fI-HOW TO OBTAIN MATERIAL sound working condition after wear and ders, are properly identified, the War Pro- (b) Preference ratings. tear, damage, destruction of parts, or the duction Board may be compelled to postpone (c) CMP allotment number. like have made such property or equip- delivery by the component manufacturer or (d) Certification. to remove the orders entirely from his ship- ment unfit or unsafe for service. It ping schedule. RESTRICTIONS ON ORDERING MATERIAL does not include any plant addition, Consequently, in order that each manufac- (e) Scheduling deliveries. (6) "Plant addition" means the con- turer of the automotive components sched- (f) Exceptions to paragraph (e). strtfction or installation of new facilities uled under'Order L-l-e may be in a position (g) Short item deliveries. or the replacement of existing facilities to furnish the War Production Board with with facilities of greater capacity. the required information, all purchasers of RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF MATERIAL any such components are directed to furnish (7)"Minor' plant addition" means a (h) Restrictions on use of material for immediately to the manufacturer of the plant addition having a net material component the following information in re- maintenance, and repair. cost of not more than $10,000. No Job or (i) Restrictions on use of material spect to the items which he has ordered: for minor plant additions. project may be subdivided to come with- 1. The specific use the purchaser will make (j) Restrictions on use of material for in this limit. of the component: for example-truck, land- major plant additions. (8) "Major plant addition" means a ing craft, farm tractors, truck replacements, SELLING IATERIAL plant addition having a net material cost etc. of more than $10,000. 2. The program or project for which the (k) Sales of material. component is required: for example-farm (1) Refusal to sell to other producers. (9) "Net material cost" means the cost machinery, advanced naval base, heavy truck, of material incorporated in plant less the INVENTORY REDISTRIBUTION truck replacement, etc. cost ofmaterial removed from plant, 3. The-Government Contract Number (if (m) Clearing orders through Regional priced In accordance with the producer's any) identifying the prime contract placed Utility Engineers. regular accounting practice. by the claimant agency for such program or GENERAL PROVISIONS (10) "Operating supplies" means ma- project: for example-W-04-353-Eng-339 terial, other than fuel, which Is used. or (n) Appeals. (this indicates Army Engineer Corps--Con- (o) Records. consumed in the course of a producer's tract No. 399); NOBs-1161- (this indicates (p) Communications to War Production operations, except In maintenance, re- Navy-Bureau of Ships-Contract No. 1161). Board. pair, and plant additions, 4. The claimant agency- sponsoring the (q) Violations. (11) "Inventory" means all material program or project: for example-the Army, "(r) Applicability of WPB regulations. in the producer's possession, without re- Navy, War Food Administration, Office of (s) Special delivery quota and inventory gard to its accounting classification, ex- Defense Transportation, etc. directions. cluding, however, (i) material Incorpo- -The foregoing information must also be sCHEULES rated In plant, (i) appliances and mer- furnished to manufacturers of components Schedule A, Material Classes. chandising supplies, (ill) fuel, (iv) water by purchasers of components in respect to all Schedule B, Delivery Quotas. purification and treatment material ex- future orders for any components scheduled Schedule C, Limit, on Practical Working cept equipment, (v) gas chemical ma- under Order L-l-e, at the time the orders Minimum Inventory. terial, (vi) material segregated for use are given the manufacturer. Schedule D, Items To Be Cleared Through 'In supplying the information to the manu- Regional Utility Engineers. in approved major plant additions, and facturer, the purchaser should furnish a (vii) scrap. § 4500.1 Utilities 0 r d e r U-1.--(a) (12) "Class" means any one of those separate statement for purchase orders in- Deflfntions. (1) "Producer" means any volving different programs or covered by categories of material established as a individual; partnership, association, cor- basis for classification of inventory in more than one Government Contract Num- poration, governmental corporation or ber. Schedule A of this order. agency, or any organized group of per- If the purchaser of the component does sons, whether incorporated or not, lo- How To Obtain Material not have any part of the foregoing informa- cated in the United States, its territories, (b) Preference ratings. (1) A prefer- tion, he may get it from his customer and- or possessions, supplying, or having fa- the customer likewise, if he does not have ence rating of AA-1 is hereby assigned cilities built for supplying, directly or the information, may get it from his cus- to orders to be placed by a producer for tomer. indirectly for general use by the public, This reporting requirement has been ap- one or more of the following services: material (other than controlled mate- proved by the Bureau of the Budget in (i) Electric- -power, -..... rials) in every class except (I) the trans- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1911 16701 mission and distribution class and (i) Code, to the zclcr and to the War Prduction (5) The War Production EBard may Board, that, to the best of his Lnoulcdeo and from time to time establish specific lim- the meter class, for use in maintenance belief, the underslgned is authorlzed under n and repair, as operating supplies, and for applicable War Prcduction Board re~gulatio s Its for permissible inventory for individ- minor plant additions. or orders to placo this delivery order. to re- ual producers, modifying the provisions ceive, for utlitj uces undr Utlltc3 Order of Schedule C. (2) A preference rating of AA-1 is U-1, the material ordered, and to ira the hereby assigned to orders to bd-placed by preference ratings or allotment numbcm (6) [Deleted Aug. 31. 1944.1 a producer for material (other than con- which the underrIgned has placed on this (7) Notwithstanding the restrictions trolled materials) in (i)the transmis- order. of paragraph.(e) or of paragraph (g sion and distribution class and (i) the The certifications set forth in Priorities below a producer may schedule an item meter class, for use in the repair of an Regulation 3 and CMP Regulations 1 and of material for delivery In a minimum 5 may not be used but the standard form procurable commercial quantity, and in actual or imminent breakdown. of certification provided in Priorities (3) A preference rating of AA-3 is Regulation 7 is permisible if the pro- the ase of cast iron, carbon steel, and hereby assigned to orders to be placed by ducer adds a statement saying that ma- non-metallic pipe, may schedule for de- a producer for material (other than con- terial ordered Is for utility uses under livery a minimum carload quantity. trolled materials) in (i)the transmis- Utilities Order U-1. (g) Short item deliveries. Even sion and distribution class and (ii) the Restrictions on Ordering Material though it cannot schedule deliveries without exceeding the lirhits of para- meter class, for use in maintenance and (e) Scheduling deliveries. Except as graph (e) (2), a producer may schedule repair, as operating supplies, and for permitted by paragraphs (f) and (g) be- for delivery material which it will require minor plant additions, except where an low, no producer shall Echedule for de- for use in maintenance and repair, as AA-1 rating is assigned in paragraph livery to it in any calendar quarter riny operating supplies, and for minor plant material to be used for maintenance and additions during the ninety-day period (b) (2) above. repair as operating supplies. or for minor (4) Material obtained with the AA-1 following the date It expects to receive plant additions, unless both of the fol- such material, so long as the producer's rating may be used for purposes which lowing conditions are satisfied: are amigned lower ratings, but it may be (1) [Deleted Aug. 31,1944.] inventory of the required material, to- replaced in inventory only by applying (2) The producer does not have rea- gether with material already scheduled the lower rating to an equivalent dollar son to believe that its inventory of ma- for delivery, will be insufficient to meet value of material in the same class. Ma- terial in the same class Is or will, by requirements during such ninety-day terial obtained with the AA-3 rating may virtue of its acceptance of the delivery period. be used for purposes which are assigned when made, become in excess of a prac- (1) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.1 the AA-1 rating and may be replaced in tical working minimum. A practical inventory with either the AA-1 rating or working minimum inventory is that (2) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.1 an authorized AA-3 rating. The provi- amount of material which a producer, Restrictionson Use of Material sions of this paragraph (b)(4) supersede exercising prudent operating Judgment, those of § 944.11, paragraph (a), of Prior- considers the smallest quantity of ma- (h) Reatrictionson use of materialfor ities Regulation 1. terial it can hold and render war-time maintenance and repair. A Job which (5) Preference ratings for major plant service at minimum standards. It may can be classed as maintenance or repair, additions may be obtained by filing an b! less than the values established in as those terms are defined in paragraphs application on Form WPB-2774. (a) (4) and (5), may be done without Schedule C, but It shall in no case ex- regard to the dollar value of the material (c)CMP allotment number. (1) The ceed them. required when the following standards abbreviated CMP allotment number U-9 (3) No producer may place an order are met: is hereby assigned to orders to be placed for any item of material, including ma- (1) The Job must be necessary to by a producer for controlled materials terial for major plant additions, If the maintain or restore service at minimum fo: use in maintenance and repair, as required item or a practical substitute service standards or to prevent damage inventory in to facilities from serious overload, de- operating supplies and for minor plant therefor is in the producer's terioration, storm, flood, climate, soil additions. Allotments of material for excess of minimum requirements for conditions, or similar contingencies. major plant additions may be obtained that item. (2) Design must emphasize economy by filing an application on Form WPB- (f) Exceptions to paragraph. (e) (2). of manpower and material as well as the 2774. (1) The restrictions of paragraph (e) (2) substitution of the more plentiful for material (2) An order for controlled materials do not apply to a producer so long as Its scarce for use in maintenance and repair, as inventory does not exceed $25,000 in (3) No facility or part which is serv- operating supplies, and for minor plant iceable in Its existing installation may value, except that such a producer must be replaced except to avoid an imminent additions bearing the abbreviatedCMP restrict its inventory to that amount of allotment number U-9 and the certifica- breakdown. material which, in the exercise of pru- (1) Restrictionson use of materialfor tion required by paragraph (d) of this dent operating judgment, It considers the order shall be deemed an authorized con- minor V!ant aditions- A job which is a smallest quantity it can hold and render plant addition, as defined in paragraph trolled materials order. This abbrevi- war-time service at minimum standards. ated CAW allotment number shall con- (a) (6), rather than maintenance and Each purchase of material by such a pro- repair, may be done without 'pecial per- stitute an "allotment number or symbol" the for the purpose of CMP Regulation 3. ducer, however, must be treated as mission from the War Production Board, (d) Certification. The ratings as- purchase of a "short item, and Is sub- if It Is a "minor plant addition"; that is, signed by subparagraphs (b) (1), (2) ject to the provisions of paragraph (g) if its net material cost does not exceed and (3) of this order and the abbreviated below. A producer engaged in furnish- $10,000. Paragraph (a) (9) explains CMP allotment number U-9 may be ap- ing more than one of the servIces named what Is meant by et material cost. plied by a pr6ducer only by the use of a in paragraph (a) (1) may consider Its However, all minor plant additions are certification in: substantially the follow- inventory for each service separately for subject to the following restrictions: ing form unless an order of the War Pro- the purposes of this paragraph. (1) No facility or part which L- serv- duction Board affecting a particular Iceable in its existing irstallation may (2) The restrictions of paragraph (e) be replaced except to avoid an imminent item of material requires some other (2) do not apply to material excepted form of certification: breakdown. from inventory by the definition in para- (2) Design must emphasize economy Preference Rating ----- Abbreviated CIP graph (a) (11). material as well as the Allotment Number U-9. The undersigned of manpower and producer certifies, subject to the penalties of (3) [Deleted Aug. 31.1944.] substitution of the more plentiful for Section 35 (A) of the United States Criminal (4) [Deleted Aug.31, 1944.] scarce material. 10702 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 (3) New facilities must be necessary (5) It may be sold without a prefer-. further deliveries of, or from processing for rendering service at minimum stand- ence rating or allotment number to a or using, material under priorities con- ards. scrap dealer as scrap unless it is rubber trol and may be deprived of priorities (4) No extension of a line to consumer tires or automotive parts. assistance. made or connected by (r) Applicability of WPB regulations. premises may be be sold without a prefer- a producer unless it is authorized by a (6) It may This order and all transactions affected to the Supplementary U-1 order or by the ap- ence rating or allotment number hereby ate subject to all applicable reg- proval of an application filed on Form Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, or a ulations of the War Production Board, as WPB-2774. In an emergency approval public housing authority for the repair amended from timre to time, unless there may be obtained by telebhone or tele- of an actual or threatened breakdown is a conflict between this order and such graph. Confirmation must be obtained, of their electric, gas, water or central regulatiolis, in which case this order shall however, by the submission of an appli- steam heating facilities. govern, if It specifically so provides. No cation on Form WPB-2774. (7) Producers may sell material pur- producer is, however, subject to the re- (5) In the case of any building con- suant to this paragraph (k). However, strictions of CMP Regulation 5 nor may alteration involving a cost in any way use the prefer- struction or if a producer chobses to do so he may any producer of $800 for materials and labor, ence ratings therein assigned. In excess sell pursuant to the provisions of Pri. (e) of (s) Special delivery quota and Inven- the provisions of paragraph Reg. 13. CMP Regulation 6, relat- tory directions. Nothing In this order Is Schedule A to (1) Refusal to sell to other producers. ing to structural design, and the re- Any producer may, by specific direction intended to supersede any special In- strictions on the use of certain materials from the War Production Board, be pro- ventory base established by a speciflo contained in Appendix I, Schedule A to hi,ited from applying or extending pref- direction from the War Production CMP Regulation 6 must be observed. erence ratings assigned by this order or Board to a named producer. All such Applications for relief from these re- by any other certificate or order, upon a directions shall remain In effect unless determination by the War Production direction strictions must be filed by producers on Board, that such producer has wilfully modified by a further specific Form WPB-2774. refused to sell (after receiving a bona to the producer affected. Special quotas (j) Restrictions on use of material for fide offer to purchase at not less than for scheduled deliveries heretofore es- major plant additions. No material maximum prices established by regula- tablished by a specific direction from the may be used for a major plant addition tions of the Office of Price Administra- War Production Board to a named pro- tion, made by any financially responsible are revoked. unless the job has been authorized producer who is authorized-under ap- ducer by the approval of an application filed plicable regulations-to accept delivery (t) Special provisions relatingto Form on Form WPB-2774. In an emergency of the- material specified in such offer) WPB-2774 approvals issued prior to this approval may be obtained by telephone material in inventory when such mate- amendment. With respect to WPB-2774 or telegraph. Confirmation must be ob- rial is required by another producer for authorizations Issued prior to the date tained, however, by the submission of an the repair of an actual breakdown of of this amendment and involving be- application on Form WPB-2774. facilities or equipment. tween $1,500 and $10,000 net material (1) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.] cost, producers may: Selling Material (2) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.] (1) Use the preference ratings and al- (k) Sales of material. A producer lotment numbers assigned In paragraphs may sell material which is in its inven- Inventory Redistribution (b) and (c) of this order in lieu of those or which it acquired for major plant (in) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944.1 tory spdciflcally assigned on such a Form with the additions only in accordance -,Generai Provisions WPB-2774 authorization. following rules: (n) Appeals. Relief from any of the (2) Treat as segregated under para- (1) It may be sold without a pref- may be request- restrictions of this order to be used erence rating or allotment number to ed by filing a letter with the War Produc- graph (a) (11) any material any producer as defined in Order U-i, tion Board, Office of War Utilities, Wash- pursuant to such a WPB-2774 authoriza- unless it is: ington 25, D. C., Ref.: U-i, stating the tion. If the and equip- reasons why relief is necessary. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. (i) Printing machinery relief requested involves a request to ment, subject to Order L-226; make a plant addition, the request WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, (ii) Construction machinery, subject should be filed on Form WPB-2774. By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, to Orders L-192 and L-196; (o) Records. In addition to the rec- Recording Secretary. (iil) Electric generating equipment, ords required to be kept under Priorities Scssrza A subject to Orders L-102 and L-94; or Regulation 1, each producer who applies num- MATERIAL, cLASs (iv) Industrial power trucks, subject the preference ratings or allotment ber hereby assigned shall maintain a Material In the inventory of any producer to Order L-112. 'continuing record of inventory and of which has an inventory, as definedin para- (2) It may be sold without a prefer- segregated material in his possession. graph (a) (11), In excess of 10,000 shall ba allotment number to any carried on the producer's own records and ence rating or (p) Communications to War Produc- reported to the War Production Board as may person if it is used material or equip- tion Board. All reports required to be be required, classified as follows: ment unless it Is one of the items in filed hereunder and all communications shall, unless other- 'WATER PRODUCEnS paragraph (k) (1) above, or: concerning this order, wise directed, be addressed to: Office of Class 1-Mdterlil for sources of supply, (I) Controlled materials; or War Utilities, War Production Board, water treatment plants, reservoirs, elevated (Ii) Scrap. Washington 25, D. C., Ref.: U-1. and pressure tanks, pumping and booster (3) It may be sold pursuant to a spe- (q) Violations. Any person who wil- stations, Including related pipe, valves, valve cific written authorization from the War fully violates any provision of this order, parts, and fittings. Production Board to the seller or to the or who, in connection with this order, Class 2-Meters. wilfully conceals a material fact or fur- Class 3-Transmission and distribution purchaser. nishes false information to any depart- material (excluding meters), such as cast (4) It may be sold without a prefer- ment or agency of the United States, is iron, steel, and wrought iron pipe, copper ence rating or allotment number to a guilty of a crime, and upon conviction and brass pipe and tubing, lead pipe, pipe person who produces, or to the person may be punished by fine or imprison- fittings, valves and valve parts, hydrants, parts from whom the producer purchased, the ment. In addition, any such person may for meters and hydrants, and other transmis- material in its present form. be prohibited from making or obtaining sion and distribution material and supplies FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1911 10703 except pipe, valves, valve parts, and fittings Class 3-Sixty per cent of the dollar value Inventory r.-- taken, increazzd proportion- included In Class 1 above. of material in this class in Invent~iry on the ately to the increase In system output in the Class 4-Other material and supplies. most recent date in 1940 on which the pro- twelve-month peled preceding the Current ducer's inventory was taken. quarter over output in 1940. GAS PRODUCERS Clas 4-Two-thirds of the dollar value of Clacs 2-Four-thirds of the dollar value of Class 1-Production and pumping station authorized withdrawals in this c afs ra do withdrawals In this clama madz during the material. during the last nine months of 192 for u3 lat nine months of 19;2 for use as "maiu- Class 2-meters and house regulators. as "maintenance, repair, and operating cup- tenance, repair, and operating supplies", as Class 3-Transmission as those terms were defined In Utilities and distribution plies", t thoso terms were defined in Utilities Order material (excluding meters and house reg- Order U-1 as amended September 24, 1943, U-I ea amended September .4, 1243 ulators), such as cast iron, steel and rought GAS P5ODUC 5 Clss 3.Two-thlrda of the dollar value of iron pipe, copper and bras pipe and tubing. wirthdraw-.als-in this cla made during the pipe fittings, valves, and valve parts, gov- Class 1-The dollar value of items of ma- -nnemonths of 191 2 for us as "mainte- ernors and regulators, parts for meters, regu- terial of this class in inventory on the most nance, repar and operating eupplies", as lators, and governors, other transmisslon and recent date In 1940 on which the producer's thoe terms Vere defEd in Utilitis Orfe r distribution material and supplies. inventory was taken, increascd proportion- Class 4-Other material and supplies. ately to the ncre.s in system output In the U-I as amended S~ptnber 24, 1,943 period preceding the current ELECTRIC POwER PRODURSs twelve-month IsEbedue D deleted Aug. 31, 12.] quarter over output In 1940. Class 1--Generating station material. Classes 2 and 3-Four-thirds of the dollar JI. FD Dec. 44-13210; Fied, August 31, 1941; Class 2-Switching and substation mate- value of withdrawals in thL-class made dur- 10:31 a. m.] rial, such as power transformers, other station ing the last nine months of 192 for uze as equipment, parts, and material, and other "maintenance. repair, and operating oup- material and supplies. plies", as those terms were defined In Utllties Parl 450-Povm, WATEn, Gis A--D Class 3-Wire, cable, and bus bar, such as Order U-1 as amended September 24.1043. bare copper and aluminum, weatherproof Class 4-Two-thirds of the dollar value of CMr.=AL SrMzU H.ST copper, underground cable, aluminum and withdrawals in this clara made during the lUtilities Order U-I, Direction 2, as copper shapes. last nine months of 1942 for 'ua a- "main- Amended Aug. 31, 19 41 Class 4-Wood poles and cross arms. tenance, repair, and operating supplis", as %Class 5-Meters. those terms were defined In Utiitlea Order The following direction is issued pur- Class 6-Transmission and distribution U-1 as amended September 24, 1943V suant to U ities Order U-I. material (ecluding Classes 2, 3, 4 and 5 ELECTRC FOWl1 Fe.ODUCES2 (a) What this, direc ion does. This direc- above),such as iron and steel poles, towers tion makes appl9ble the simplified pro- Class 1-The dollar value of items of ma- and parts, line hardware, distribution trans- cedures provided fSr in the June 19-4 revision. terial of this clas in inventory on the most formers, meter and -transformer parts, and' of application form WIB-2774, to authoriza- recent date in 1940 on vhlch the produccr'a tons Issued to producers on form WPB3-27T4 other line material and equipment (inClua- inventory was taken, lncreaccd proportion- before the revised application form came ing nsuators, lightning arrestors, etc.Y. ately to the increase in system output in the into use. Class 7-Other material and supplies. twelve-month period preceding the current (b) Prohioea applicabLe to certain tYPE- quarter over output in 1940. 2774 authioriatfo=. Except as noted in par- CENTRAL STEAM HEATING PRODUCERS Class 2-The dollar value of Items of ma- agraph (d) below, the following special pro- Class 1-Productlon plant material. terial of this cla in inventory on the meat visions are hereby made applicable to all Class 2-Transmission and distribution ma- recent date in 1940 on which the producer's VWPB-2771 authorizationa i-ued to electric, terial. inventory -was taken. water ga, or central steam heat producers Classes 3 and 4-Four-thirds of the dollar Class 3--Other material and supplies. and In effect on June 10, 1244. even though value of withdrawals In thL class made dur- contrary provicions appear on the face of [Schedule B deleted Aug. 31, 1911.1 ing the last nine months of 194 for use us such authorizations: "maintenance, repair, and operating cup- (1) The applicant may use for the job au- SCHEDULE C plies", as these terms were defined in Utilities thorizcd in his approved VIEB-2771 applica- LIMrrrs ON PRACTICAL WO=EING rMImx IN- Order U-i as amended September 24. 1943.1 tion only materials and equipment of the vNTOMRY Class 5-FIfty meters at each operating kind, type, Elze and capacity listed in section headquarters plus one and three-quarters IrX of his application and approved by the :For purposes of paragraph (e) (2) a prac- percent of the-meters installed In plant on War Production Board, but he may uz2 such tical working minimum Inventory (except the first day of the preceding calendar materials and equipment in quantities re- -for producers having a total inventory of quarter. quired, irrespective of the quantities author- $10,000 or less, who are exempted by para- Class 6-Four-thirds of the dollar value of ized on VTPB-274, except that transformers, graph (f)) may in no case exceed the follow- withdrawals in this class made during the poles, crsarma and meters must not be used ing dollar values: last nine months of 1912 for uso us3"maln- in quantitile which exceed those specifically 'WATER PEODUCERS tenance, repair, and operating cupplies", as approved on the application. No change may those terms were defined In Utilities Order be made In the kind, type, size, and capacity Class 1-The dollar value of items of ma- U-1 as amended September 24,19043.' of the materials and equipment listed in terial of this class in inventory on the most Class 7-TWo-thirds of the dollar value of seation DI[ of the application and approved recent date in 1940 on which the producer's withdrawals in this class made during the by the War Prcduction Board. unleca an inventory was taken, increased proportion- last nine months of 1942 for use as "main- amendment is filed and specific approval ob- ately to the increase in system output in the tenance, repair, and operating supplies", as- taincd. lor may more materials and equip- twelve-month period preceding the current those terms were defined in Utlitim, Order ment be u d than are required for the con- quarter over. output In 1940. U-1 as amended September 24, 1943,' struction, installation or purcha-e authorized. Class 2-Four-thirds of the dollar value of (2) The applicant is authorized to use the authorized withdrawals in this class made CENTRaAL STEI- IMATIG PSoOErs5Z abbreviated allotment number U-2 for the during the last nine months of 1942 for purchase of controlled materials and Cass A Class I-The dollar value of Items o ma- extent authorized for ue by use as "maintenance, repair, and operating terial of this class in nventory on the most products to the as those terms were defined in paragraph (b) (1) above, except for purchase supplies", recent date in 1940 on which the producer's Utilities Order U-1 as amended September f: 24, 1943V (I) Carbon oteel for jobs for which more of the industries or cervlces specifled above than 10 tons of carbon steel have been al- and which Is generally carried in a procuera lotted for all quarter,; 'These definitions are reprinted here for Inventory and charged to operating expense convenience in reference; please note that (U) Copper wire and cable for jobs for accounts, and (2) material for an addition which more than 10,000 pounds of copper they differ from definitions used In the cur- to or an expansion of property or equipment rent order: wire and cable have been allotted for all (including a minor extension of lines), pro- quarters; and "Maintenance" means the upkeep of a vided that such addition or expansilon, shal producer's property and equipment in sound (Ill) Aluminum wire and cabIe for, jabs not include any work order, job, or project for which mre than 5,03 paunds of alumi- working condition. in which the cost of material shall exceed "Repair" means the restoration of a pro- $1500 in the case of underground construc- num wire and calfe have been allotted for ducer's property and equipment to sound all quartcrs. working condition after wear and tear, dam- tion and $500 In the cace of other con- age, destruction of parts, or the like have struction, and provided that no ringlo con- Where cpcif allotmenta of these three made such property or equipment unfit or struction project shall be mtdivldcd into materials have been made in quantities which parts In order to come below these limits. exceed the quantities indicated, these spe- unsafe for service. 2 "Operating supplies" means (1) material See Schedule A for complete Identification clflc aollotments remain inforce, subjecat to the which is essential to the. operation of any of classes. provisions of CNP Regulation Gand the au- 10704 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 thorization under which the allotment was tain extenLsions. In accordance with the (5) Primary and secondary lines and meade. provisions of paragraph (I) of Utilities service drops will be constructed of the (3) Producers are hereby authorized, Order U-i, extensions of electric, water, following types and sizes of conductor: without making a formal return to the War gas, and central steam heating facilitiesg (I) Any type or size having conduc- Production Board, to cancel on their books tivity equal to or less than that of No. 4 controlled materials balances remaining may be made or connected by producers from specific allotments other than those to serve facilities of the Army, Navy AWG copper, or which remain in force under paragraph Maritime Commission, War Shipping Ad- (ii) Any type or size of conductor (b) (2) above. ministration, or Civil Aeronautics Au- ,which can be obtained from the excess (4) The preference rating AA-3 is hereby thority, upon the direct order of such inventory of any producer. assigned for the purchase of quantities of agencies when all of the following con- • (6) The prospective consumer's appli- equipment and materials (other than con- ditions are satisfied: cation for service is accompanied by a trolled materials) additional to those rated (1) The total cost of material for each for purchase in the approved application, to certification from his County Agricul- the extent that such additional quantities extension, exclusive of any part built by tural Conservation Committee In sub- are authorized for use by paragraph (b) (1) or for the consumer, does not exceed stantially the following form: above; except that the rating must not 'be $10,000. No job or project may be sub- (To the Utility Addressed): used to purchase transformerp, polos, cross- divided to come within these limits. Mr.------, w4o has livestock arms and meters In quantities which exceed (2) [Revoked Aug. 31, 1944] on hand aggregating not less than flive ani- those specifically rated for purchase on the (3) The extension does not duplicate 'mal units Is eligible for an electric connection application. an adequate service of the same type of ------feet under the terms of Supple- (5) The abbreviated allotment number already installed or constitute a stand-by mentary Utilities Order U-I-o. In the and preference rating assigned herein may service. opinion of this County Agricultural Conser- hot be used to order materials and equip- (b) Other orders. This order does not vation Committee this connection will result ment available in the applicant's inventory in a substantial Increase In farm produc- constitute a release, in the case of gas saving of farm labor, in excess of a practical working minimum. producers or consumers, from the re- tion, or a substantial The allotment number and preference rat- and Is in accord with the spirit, as v/ell ing may be used to replace materials and strictions of Utilities Order U-7 or Limi- as the letter, of Supplementary Utilities equipment in inventory, but only to the tation Order L-174. Order U-i-c. extent that inventory has been reduced below Issued this 31st day of August 1944. a practical working minimum, or to the (For County Agricultural extent that the applicant is permitted to WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, Conservation Committee) replace the item used in accordance with By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, the "short item" procedure of Utilities Order Recording Secretary. (7) The length of any continuous ex- U-1. tension built In any calendar quarter, (6) The abbreviated allotment number [F. R. Doc. 44-13242; Filed, August 31, 1944; and preference rating assigned herein must 10:33 a. m.] including any part built by or for the not be used to order materials and equip- consumer, does not exceed 5,000 feet. ment earlier or in greater quantity than is (8) The extension does not duplicate required for the construction, installation or purchase authorized. an adequate service already installed or (7) Orders for controlled materials placed PART 4500-POwVa, WATER, GAS, AND constitute a standby service. pursuant to this direction must show the CENTRAL STEAm HEAT, abbreviated allotment number VU-2 and must (9) Distribution transformers are so [Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-c as located, that the maximum number of specify the month In which delivery is re- Amended Aug. 31, 1944] quested. Orders for Class A products shall consumers will be served from each be placed as provided in Direction 4. CMP § 4500A Supplementary Utilities Or- transformer; and no transformer Is In- Regulation 6. Orders for materials and der U-1-c-(a) Permission to build cer- equipment othqr than controlled materials tain extensions. In accordance with the stalled to serve a consumer If the service to which tt~preference rating assigned can be rendered by an extension of sec- herein Is applied must also show the ab- provisions of paragraph (I) of Utilities breviated allotment number U-2 for identi- Order U-I, extensions of electric facilities ondary of 750 feet or less except where fication purposes. may be made. or connected by pro- such an extension Would result In un- (c) [Deleted Aug. 31, 1944] ducers to permit the operation of farm workably low voltage at the consumersi (d) Cases to whtcft paragraph (b) does production equipment when all of the not apply. The provisions of paragraph_(b) following conditions are satisfied: premises. Transformers relocated In above do not apply to authorizations which (1) The prospective consumer pos- compliance with this paragraph may be were revoked or on which all authorized sesses one of the following types of elec- replaced with transformers of a larger work was completed prior to the effective tric farm equipment of sufficient capacity date of this direction. *Nor do such pro- size If necessary to avoid overload. visions set aside or supersede any specific for the use contemplated, or can obtain exceptions or conditions which were made such equipment without priorities as- (b) Exception for certain extensions. In the blank space below Section V of any sistance, or a preference rating of AA-5 Extensions which would have been per- approved WPB-2774 application. or better has been assigned to deliveries mitted by Supplementary Utilities Order (e) Section headings on WPB-2774. Ref. of such equipment to him: U-i-c prior to the amendment of April erences herein to "section Ifl, and "sec- (i) Water pump for livestock. 6, 1944, may be made or connected if tion V" of form WPB 2774 may be considered (U1) Milking machine. to. mean "section C" and "section E" re- both of the following conditions are (iiI) Milk cooler. satisfied: spectively on an edition of Form WPB-2774 (iv) Incubator. prior to that of February 21, 1944. (v) Brooder., (1) The prospective consumers' 're- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. (vi) Feed grinder. quest for a certification by the County (vil) Milk sterilizer. Agricultural Conservation Committee WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, was filed with such committee on or be- By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, (2) There is no other means of oper- fore April 20, 1944; and Recording Secretary. ating such equipment on the premises. (2) A certification, In the form re- of such extension, in- [F. R. Doc. 44-13241; Filed, August 31, 1944; (3) The length quired by Supplementary Utilities Order 10:33 a. m.] cluding any part built by or for the con- U-i-c prior to the amendment of April sumer, will not exceed 100 feet per animal 6, 1T'44, has been Issued by the County unit, determined in accordance. with PART 4500-PowEe, WATER, GAS, AND CEN- Agricultural Conservation Committee to TRAL STEAmf HEAT Schedule I annexed hereto. the prospective consumer on or before (4) The irospective consumer will use June 1, 1944. 0, [Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-a, as electric service to operate equipment for Amended Aug. 31, 1944] 1044. farm production and has livestock on Issued this 31st day of August CERTAIN GOVERNlENT AGENCIES hand aggregating not less than five ani- WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, § 4500.2 Supplementary Utilities Or- mal units, determined in accordance with By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, der U-1--a--(a) Permissionto build cer- Schedule I of this order. Recording Secrctar/, FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10705

Scnu= I-EQuzvA=L= ANI UT by or for the consumer, does not exceed Izsued, the construction of utility facili- Livestock on hand: $10,000. ties, except to farm buildings other than 1 milk cow------One umit. (Wi 'The extension does not duplicate farm dwelling, is governed by Supple- 10 beef cattle (all cattle, Includ- an adequate service of the same type ing calves, other than milk already installed or constitute a standby mentary Utilities Order U-l-d. cows and cattle in feed lot)___ One unit. service. (2) Extensions, including any part 20 cattle (in feed lot) - ._.One unit. (il) The producer has completed built by or for the consumer, can be built 30 breeding ewes ...... -.---- One unit. within 160 lambs (in feed lot) .-..... One unit. Form WPB-3348 for filing with the build- the limits of the Utilities Con- 3 brood sows_ One unit. er's application under L-41. struction Standards, shown in Schedule I 30 feeder pigs ------.....----- One unit. 4c) Other orders. This order does not of this order. In the case of extensions 75 laying hens-...... One unit. constitute a release, In the camse of gas of natural gas facilities to serve lessors 600 chickens (broilers) One unit. producers or consumers, from the re- df property on which producing natural 250 chickens (not laying hens or strictions of Utilities Order U-7 or Lim- gas wells have been completed, the por- broilers) ------One unit. itation Order L-174. tion built by or for the consumer need 40 turkeys or geese (in laying not be included. flock) ------One unit. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. 125 turkeys or geese (not in lay- (3) The cot of material for any con- ing flock) One unit. WA PRODUCTION BoIMD, tinuous extension bult in any calendar 6 milk goats_____------One unit. By J. JossPH Wns.ur, quarter, excluding the cost of material 30 goats (other than milk goats)- One unit. Recording Secretary. for any part built by or for the consumer, 160 kids ------One unit. does not exceed $10,000. [F. R. Doc. 44-13244; Filed, August 31, 19-44; [F. R. Doc. 44-13243; Filed, August 31, 1944; 10:30 a. m.] (4) The extension does not duplicate 10:33 a. n.] an adequate service of the came type already installed or constitute a stand-by cervice. PART 4500-PowR, WAsrx, GAS, AnD CENTntAL STEAM HMAT 1107: Former subparagraph (4) deleted; PART 4500-PowER, WATER, GAS, AlN farmer cubparagraph (5) redelgnated (4) CENTRAL STEAw HEAT [SuppIementary Utilitico Order U-i-c, nevocatlon] Aug. 31, 1944. [Supplementary Utilities Order U-1-d, as Amended Aug. 31, 1944] SectiQn 4500.6 Supplementary Utilities C) Other orders. This order does not § Order U-i-c is hereby revoked. Exten- constitute a release, In the case of gas 4500.5 Supplementary Utilities Or- producers or consumers, from the restric- der U-i-d is amended to read-as follows: sions of service to victory gardens may be made under the provisions of Sup- tions of Utilities Order U-7 or Limitation (a) Definitions. For the purpose of Order L-174. this supplementary order: plementary Utilities Order U-i-f as amended. This revocation does not af- d) Effect of amendment of this order (1) "Domestic consumer" means a on construction started. Construction prospective consumer who is requesting fect any liabilities Incurred under this order. of extensions permitted by Supplemen- an extension of service to a building used tary Utillties Order U-1-f prior to this . exclusively for dwelling purpose. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. (21 amendment rnay be completed if con- "Industrial corsumer" means a strtctlon other than right of way prospective consumer who is requesting WAR PRODucnoa Bo.%nD, clear- By J. JOSEPH WHELuA, ing has started prior to the date of this an extension of service to a building used amendment. in whole or in part for the manufacture, Recording Secretary. processing or assembly of products or [F. n. Doc. 44-13215; Filed, August 31, 1944; Issued this 31st day of August 1944. materials. 10:30 a. m.l Wsn Pnoracnon Bonn, (3) "Commercial consumer" means.a By J. Jos WBEAIr, prospective consumer not classified in - Recording Secretary. this order as "domestic" or "industrial." PART 4500-PowEn, WA=R, GAS, AiW Cru- (b) Permission to build certain exten- TnAL STEAS HAT SMEDU.x I-Unrxnm Co.s=tcnzoN sions. In accordance with the provisions [Supplementary Utilitie3 Order U-i-i, an of paragraph (i) of Utilities Order U-1, . Amended Aug. 81. 19441 The material uzcd in extensions permitted extensions of electric, water, gas, and by Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-f must central steam heating facilities may be § 4500.7 Supplementary Utilities Or- conform to the limltatlon3 -t out In this made or connected by producers to serve der U-1-f--a) Definitions. For the Schedula I and muzt not exceed, in dollar premises which are being built or remod- purposes of this supplementary order: value, the limits of pamgraph (b) (3). (1) "Domestic consumer" means a eled under authority of a specific direc- 2L . =nnr rris o7 coNnucro:: AXMPW"n tion, order, certificate or other author- prospective consumer who is requesitIng ization for construction or remodeling an extension of service to a building L ,Dowrcsfidextensfns, a. Mlectric corduuc- issued by the War Production Board (but used exclusively for dwelling purpo-es. for for Prfmary. accondary, and serrize drop: not to serve farm buildings except farm (2) "Ifndustrial consumer" means a (1) Any type or size of conductor having prospective consumer who is requesting conductivty equal to or les than that of lo. dwellings), when the conditions of the 6 AWG copper, or applicable subparagraph (1), (2), or (3) an extension of service to a building used in whole or in part for the manufac- -(2) Any typ2 or ize of conductor which can below, in addition to the conditions of be obtained from the excems Inventory subparagraphi (4) below, are satisfied. ture, processing or assembly of products of any or materials. producaer. (1) Domestic consumers. The exten- b. Pipe. Any typo of pipe. sion, including any part built by or for (3) "Commercial consumer" means a prospective consumer not clnssifled in aL Commercial ad ftzdustrtfa extensior.. the consumer,*must be built within the N1o limitation, except as shown below in B,IL limits established by the Housing Utili- this order as "domestic" or "industrial." ties Standards issued by the War Pro- (I) Permission to build certain exten- n. rpurM uarXrMM 00' co-,rc'ro-a duction Board. sions. In accordance with the provisions (2) Industrial consumers. The ex- of paragraph (I) of Utilities Order U-i, L Damezstic ertensfons, a. For electric tension must be designed to use the extensions of electric, water, gas, and crricc, (1)In c=2e3 where the consumer has central steam heating facilities smallest sizes and quantities of equip- may be in bin posEion an electric range, refrigera- ment, conductor and pipe required to made or connected by producers when an all of the following conditions are satis- tor, or washing machine, one transforme furnish service at mihimum standards. not more than 1,000 feet of extension (3) Commercial consumers. -The fled: pe con- length of the extension including any (1) If construction or remodeling by sumer including primary, secondary, and part built by or for the consumer does the consumer is involved, no specific cervica drop; (2) In other cases than de- not-exceed 1,000 feet. direction, order, certificate or other au- ccrlbad in (1) above, not more than 1,C00 feet (4) All consumers. (i) The cost of thorization for construction has been Is- of exten ion per customer including primary, material for any continuous extension sued by the War Production Board to cecondary and cervice drop, but no tranz- built in any calendar quarter, excluding authorize such construction or remodel- former except to replace tra formers in the cost of material for any part built ing. If such authorization has been cevce. 10706 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 b. For water, gas or central steam heating PART 4500-POWER, WATER, GAS, AND Chapter XI-Office of Price Administration service, not more than 1,000 linear feet of CENTRAL STEAM HEAT main and service pipe for each consumer. PART 1305--ADMINISTRATION However, if copper or copper base alloy pipe [Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-h, Revocation] [Gen. 1O 121 Amdt. 5] or tubing is installed by a producer, such pipe or tubing must be obtained from the Section 4500.9 Supplementary Utili- WAR RATION BOOK NO. 3 inventory of a producer and may not be ties Order U-1-h is hereby revoked and A rationaie accompanying this amend- is superseded by Supplementary Utilities replaced. ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Order U-1-d as amended simultaneously has been filed with the Division of the c. [Deleted Aug. 31, 19441 with this revocation. This revocation ffc.6ommercal and industrial extensions. Federal Register.* does not affect any liabilities incurred General Ration Order No. 12 Is amend- a. In the case of facilities to serve an indus- under the order. trial or commercial consumer who is (1) en- ed in the following respect: gaged, as his principal, activity, in the Issued this 31st day of August 1944. 1. Section 8 (e) is amended to read as follows: manufacture of a product or in the WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, conduct of a business or activity listed in By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, (e) Any member of the armed forces Schedules I or II of CIP Regulation 5, as Recording Secretary. of the United States or of the United amended; or (2) an electric, water, gas, steam Nations, who has been issued a War Ra- heat, telephone or telegraph utility; or [F. R. Doc. 44-13248; Filed, August 31, 1944; tion Book No. 3 in accordance with the (3) engaged in the petroleum industry, ex- 10:31 a. m.] provisions of section 6a and who is sub- cept in retail marketing, as those terms are sequently discharged from the armed defined in Preference Rating Order P-98-b; forces, may apply at his local War Price or (4) engaged in the business of mining, or and Rationing Board for a War Ration of burning refractories, end has been assigned PART 4500-POWER, WATER, GAS, AND CEN- Book No. 3 containing "aeroplane" a serial number under Preference Rating TRAL STEAM HEAT stamps. Such person, after surrendering Order P-66; or (5) engaged in the business [Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-l] his War Ration Book No. 3 to the Board, of radio communication or radio broadcast- § 4500.10 Supplementary Utilities must fill out OPA Form No. R--120 and ing; o" (61 a hospital, the smallest sizes and submit it to the Board together with his quantities of equipment, conductor and pipe Order U-i-i. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph (I) of Utilities discharge papers (or other evidence of required to furnish service. at minimum his discharge from the armed forces). standards. Order U-1, extensions of electric facili- b. In the case of facilities to serve an in- ties may be made or connected by pro- The Board shall return the discharge dustrial or commercial consumer who is not ducers to permit the operation of irriga- papers (or other evidence) to the appli- engaged in a business or activity listed above, tion water pumps when all of the follow- cant. The Board, in accordance with not more than 1,000 feet of extension per ing conditions are satisfied: the provisions of section 5, shall Issue a (a) The prospective consumer pos- new War Ration Book No. 3 in exchange consumer. For electric extensions this length for the one which was originally Issued shall include primary, secondary and service sesses an electrically driven irrigation to the applicant. Before Issuing the drop and no new transformer installations water pump not smaller than 25 g. p. In., new War Ration Book No. 3, the Board may be made except to replce transformers or ran obtain one without priorities as- shall remove all expired stamps and all installed and in service. sistance. valid stamps except the last stamp (or C. rPE rE= QUANTTno OF NON-BIETALLIC Pn (b) There is no other means of oper- series of stamps) which became valid gating such a pump on the premises. and shall write "Exchange Book" In Ink NOTE: Deleted April 6, 1944. (c) The total cost of material for the or indelible pencil on the front cover of [F. R. Doc. 44-13246; Filed, August 81, 1944; extension, exclusive of any part built by the book. 10:30 a. m.] or for the consumer, does not exceed This amendment shall become effec- . $1500. N6 job or project may be sub- 4, 1044. divided to come within these limits. tive September (d) The installation does not duplicate (Pub. Law 671,76th Cong., as amended by an adequate service of the same type Pub. Laws 89, 421, 507 and 729, 77th PART 4500-PoWER, WATER, GAS, AND already installed, or constitute a standby Cong.; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; E.O. 9280, 7 FR. 10179; E.O. 9335, 8 P.R. 5423; WPB CENTRAL STEAM HEAT service. [Supplementary Utilities Order U-1-g, as Dir. 1, 7 FR. 562; Sec. of Agr. War Food Amended Aug. 31, 1944] (e) The extension is necessary to pro- Order No. 56, 8 FR. 2005, 0 P.R. 4319; vide irrigation for not less than 5 acres War Food Order No. 58, 8 F.A. 2251, 9 § 4500.8 Supplementary Utilities Or- of land. P.R. 4319; War Food Order No. 50, 8 F.R. der U-i-g. In accordance with the pro- (f) The prospective consumer's appli- 3471,9 P.R. 4319; War Food Order No. 61, visions of paragraph (i) of Utilities Or- cation for service is accompanied by a 8 FR. 3471, 9 P.R. 4319; Supp. 1 to War der U-1. temporary extensions of electric, certification from -his County Agricul- Food Order No. 61, 9 FR. 9134, 9389; water, gas, and central steam heating tural Conservation Committee in sub- War Food Order No. 64, 8 P.R.,7093, 9 facilities may be made or connected by stantially the following form: FR. 4319) producers to serve temporary business, (To the Utility Addressed): Issued this 31st day of August 1944. civic or recreational facilities when all Mr. ------is eligible under of the following conditions are satisfied: Supplementary Utilities Order U-i-i for an JAMES F. BROWNLEE, (a) The cost of material for such electric connection to provide service for an Acting Administrator. electrically driven irrigation water pump not utility extensions is less than $1,500, smaller than 25 g. p. m. In the opinion of [F. R. Doe. 44-13?90; Piled, August 31, 1944, (b) Such extensions will be dismantled this County Agricultural Conservation Com- 11:57 a. m. at the expiration of ninety days from mittee, this connection will result in the date of intallation and all material sal- irrigation of not less than five acres of land vaged and returned to inventory, and a substantial increase In farm produc- PART 1334-SUGAR, CONFECTIONERY AND tion, and is in accord with the spirit, as well SOFT DiniS (c) The extension does not duplicate as the letter, of Supplementary Utilities an adequate service of the same type Order U-1-i. [RPS 10,2 Amdt. 7] already installed, or constitute a standby (For County Agrfcultural RAW CANE SUGARS service. Conservation Committee) A statement of the considerations In- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. volved In the issuance of this amend- . WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, - WAR PRODUCTION BOARD, *Copies may be obtained from the Ollco By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, of Price Administration. By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, 18 F.R. 7453, 11514, 17183; 0 F.R. 0504, Recording Secretary. Recording Secretary. 26 P.R.. 4063, 4371, 4843, 6469; 7 P.R. 123, IF. R. Doc. 44-13247; Filed, August 31, 1944; [P. R. Doe. 44-13249; Filed, August 31, 1944; r44, 1239, 2133, 2132, 8948; 8 P.R. 6642, 1691; 10:34 a. m.] 10:33 a. m.] 9 F.R. 95, 2406, 4880. FEDERAL REGISTER, FrIday, September 1, 1914 10707 ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 1. Section 1334.51 (a) (1) is amended ply each purchaser with a written state- has been filed with the Division of the to read as follows: ment showing that price and for each Federal Register.* wholesaler and retailer who purchases Revised Price Schedule 16 is amended (1) The maximum basis prices for the following direct-consumption sugars per from him, the statement shall be as fol- in the following respects: lows: 1. The introductory text of § 1334.9 (a) one hundred pounds f. o. b. United States (Insrt date) is hereby revoked. seaboard cane sugar refinery nearest 2. Section 1334.9 (a) (1) is amended freightwise to the point of delivery shall to read as follows: be as follows: Our OPA ceiling price for direct-consump- (i) For tales of fine granulated cane tion sugar (de:crie item by variety, grade, (1) (i) The maximum price per pound sugar refined In Continental United brand, If any, container type and siza) has for raw cane sugars from off-shore pro- States-- 05. 90 b-a established by the OMce of Price Admin- ducing areas of 96 degrees polarization, (11) For sales of fine granulated beat ltration. We are authorld to inform you duty paid, cost, insurance and freight, sugar processed In Continental United that if you are a wholecaler or retailer pricing shall be 3.75 cents, for delivery at points 6.40 iiItem under Maximum Price Regulations Nos. 421, 422, or 423, you must reflgure your at which deliveries have customarily (ill) For tales of fine granulated calling price for this Item on the first delivery been made by Commodity Credit Cor- sugar from off-shore areas, domcstic or foreign, duty paid ...... ------.45 of It to you from yau customary typa of sup- poration for a particular refinery, or. if (Iv) For tales of turblnado, wathed- oplier with this notification on or after (Insert such deliveries have not customarily been white, er siilar sugar from off-shore effective date of the applicable amendment). made by Commodity Credit Corporation, areas, domestic or foreign, for direct You must refigure your ceiling price followlng- then at receiving scales located at the consumption -----...... 25 the rules in eactlon 6 of 2-aimum Price Regu- refinery port. (v) For sales of direct-consumption latlons No-. 421, 422, or 423, whichever Is (ii) If a buyer receives delivery of off- sugars other than thoce provided for applicable to you. shore sugars elsewhere than at such above n this section, procesed from For a period of 60 days after the pri- United States mainland sugar cane In- points, the total cost to the buyer shall cluding but not limited to turbinado, mary distributor has establishedhis max- not exceed the specified maximum price plantation white and hlgh-wahed imum price under this section, and with applicable at the point where the buyer sugars ------5.40 his first shipment after the 60-day period has customarily received deliveries from to each purchaser who has not made a Commodity Credit Corporation or, -if 2. Subparagraphs (2), (3), (4), and 'purchase within that timie, the seller such deliveries have not customarily been (5) of paragraph (a), § 1334.51 are here- shall Include the notice set forth above in made by the Commodity Credit Corpora- by revoked. each case or carton containing the item, tion, at the receiving scales located at 3. Subparagraphs (6) and (7) of para- or securely attach it to the case or carton, the refinery port plus an amount equal graph (a), § 1334.51 are hereby redesig- or insert It on or attach it to the invoice to all charges that would have been in- nated (2) and (3) respectively. accompanying the shipment. 4. Redesignated § 1334.51 (a) (2) is curred in moving the sugar over the cus- This amendment tomary route from such point to the amended by deleting therefrom the shall become effec- buyer's refinery. phrase, "paragraphs (a) (1), (a) (2), tive September 3, 1944. (a) (3), (a) (4) (1), and (a) (5)" and Issued this 30th day of August 1944. 3, Subparagraphs (3), (4) and (5) of inserting In Its stead the phrase "para- paragrdph (a), § 1334.9 are hereby re- graph (a) (1)." JAMES G. Roms, Jr., voked. S. The introductory text of redesig- Acting Administrator. 4. Subparagraph (6) of paragraph (a), nated § 1334.51 (a) (3) (1%Is amended IF. R. Doc. 44-13210; Filed, August 30, 1944; § 1334.9 is redesignated (2). by changing the word "subparagrapbs" 3:S3 p. m.] 5. Section 1334.9 (b) (1) is amended to to "subparagraph" and the figure (7) to read as follows: (3) and by deleting the phrase "(2), (3), (1) 3.75 cents per pound, f. o. b. con- (4) and (5)." veyance for delivery to a refinery, less the 6. Redesignated § 1334.51 (a) (3) (it) PAT 1340-Fum per pound transportation charge at the is amended by changing the word "para- [I,R 510, Amdt. s published freight rate from the raw graphs" to "paragraph" and by deleting sugar mill to the refinery nearest freight- the phrase "(a) (2), (a) (3), (a) (4) and LUBnIC,%Tl=fG OILS, GREASES, AND CERTAI; wise to such raw sugar mill. The max- (a) (5), respectively." OX= PETflOLEND PEODUCTS imum delivered price to a refinery shall 7. Redesignated § 1334.51 (a) (3) (11D A statement of the considerations in- be the above f. o. b. price plus actual is amended by changing the word "para- volved n the issuance of this amend- transportation cost from the selling raw graphs" to "paragraph," and by deleting ment, issued simultaneously herewith, sugar mill to the refinery processing such the phrase "(a) (2), (a) (3), (a) (4) has been filed with the Division of the sugar. and (a) (5), respectively" and by chang- Federal Regaster.0 This amendment shall become effec- ing the figure (7) in each of the instances Maximum Price Regulation No. 510 is "tive September 3, 1944. used to the figure (3). amended in the following respects: 8. Section 1334.51 (c) is amended to 1. Section 1 (b) Is amended to rsad Issued this 30th day of August 1944. read as follows: as follows: JsAms G. Ro s, Jr., (c) Where the buyer Is a United States Acting Administrator. (b) Commodities. Motor oils incl,-1- Army or Navy procurement agency, sales Ing aviation oils, stock oils (neutrl3t, [F. R. Doc. 44-13208; Filed, August 80, 1944, to such agency by refineries located on bright stocks, steam refined and other - 3:57 p. n.] the Atlantic seaboard and in the States stock oils), greases, industrial oils, petro- of Louisiana and Texas shall be ex- leum sulfonates, petroleum coke (exefpt empted from the provisions of paragraph when sold by resellers as fuel), industrial PART 1334--SUGA, COMFECnONRY AIM (a) (3). On such sales the maximum naphtbas and solvents, mineral oil pely- SoPT Dnarns f. o. b. basis price at seller's refinery may mers, any petroleum product sold for be collected regardless of the amount of [RPS 6o,1 Amdt. 12] lubricating purposes including urper further transportation costs paid by the motor lubricants, and any other frac ion DmECT-CONSUMMOPX SUGARS buyer or the point to which the sugar of crude petroleum which is sold C a A statement of the considerations In- may be moved. source of any of the foregoing comnr:di- volved in the issuance of this amend- 9. Section 1334.51 (d) is added to read ties, unless specifically excluded in the ment, issued simultaneously herewith, as follows: following paragraph. has been filed with the Division of the The following commodities are nof in- Federal Register.* (d) Notifcation to wholesalers and cluded in this regulation: Insecticiqes; retailers of authorfsed change-in max- germicides; core oil- and core wasting *Coples may be obtained from the OMce imum price. With the first delivery of oils; household oils and other spieciglty of Price Administration. direct-consumption sugar after the ef- lubricants and compounds normally rold 27 P.R. "1320, 2132, 2510, 5664, 6787, 8928, fective-date of any provision in this regu- to consumers by sellers other than pe- 8949, 8948; 8 P.R. 5809, 6044, 6424, 9288, 10O791 lation establishing a new maximum troleum refiners, compounders, jobbers 9 M..5802. price, the primary distributor shall sup., and service stations; petrolatunm, paraf- No. 175-----6 10708 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 fin wax, microcrystalline wax, slop wax, (1) Resellers. A reseller shall: categories may be considered as having and any compound a major portion of (I) Select two products of similar end- similar end use; motor oils; pressure gun which consists of any of these products; use on which he has established maxi- greases; gear lubes; wheel bearing asphalt and asphalt products; crude pe- mum prices. If he has more than two greases; hydraulic oils; rust preventives; troleum; naphthenic acids; those petro- products of similar end-use he shall se- cutting oils (except that where possible leum products coming under Maximum lect the two products closest in current the seller must show oils sold for the Price Regulation No. 88 or any super- delivered costs to the current delivered same type of -cutting operation) tur- seding regulation; and those petroleum cost of the product being priced, and bine oils; quenching oils; textile oils; products excepted from price bontrol by in any case no product shall be selected ink oils. any applicable price regulation. which varies in current delivered cost (ii) Divide the maximum price for 2. Section 1 (c) is amended to read as more than 25% from the current deliv- each such product by its current de- follows: ered cost of the product being priced. livered cost. , When the reseller has only one product (IlI) Add the resulting figures and di- (c) Area: This regulation applies in of similar end-use he shall so state by two. the 'forty-eight states of the United and shall establish and file his maxi- vide States, the District of Columbia and the mum price on the basis of the one prod- (v) Multiply the current delivered territories and possessions of the United uct. cost of the product being priced by the States, except the' Panama Canal Zone End-use. Two products shall be con- figure obtained in (i1). and the Territory of Alaska. sidered as having similar end-use if sold (v) Copy form, fill It in and forward 3. Section 10 Cb) (2) (i) is amended for the same general purpose; for ex- to Petroleum Branch, Office of Price Ad- by changing the "24-40 Pour point" to ample, products in each of the following ministration, Washington, D. C." read "25-40 Pour point." OFFICE or PRICE ADINISTRATION 4. Section 14 (c) is revoked, and the reference thereto in the index of section Report of Maximum Prico 9 (a) Is deleted and the pricing notes of Section 16-Maximum Price Regulation No. 610 Article II, 1 (c) and 2 (b), are deleted. Company Name : ...... The headnote of section 14 is amended to Address ddre------...... read as follows: Product being priced: 1.Unit Name of sale ------Class of customer ...... SEC. 14. All products; minor differences ...... and blending methods (to be used onlY 3.2. End-useCurrent deliveredcost ...... *------...... : ...... where a maximum price connot be de-, 44. . MIaximumClurrntdeiecos price...... ------(Line 3 multiplied by average ratio below) termined under the preceding pricing Comparable products on:which seller has established maximum prices: methods). - Unit of sale ------Clam of customer ...... 5. Sectioil 15 (c) is amended to read as follows: Maximum Current Ratio End-e M u deliv e column 3 Name price cost . divided by (c) f a maximum price for a product column 4 was heretofore approved for a, seller . . (1)(2) (3) , (4) () under the Third Pricing Method con- tained in § 1340.159 (b) (4) (i1i) (a) of Revised Price Schedule No. 88 (changes Produ t No. 1 ------necessitated by shortages of ingredients) such approval shall continue in full force Product No. 2 ------and effect. Total Column 5------...... t ...... - 6. Section 13 (a) (1) is amended to Average ratio (Total Column 5 divided by 2 if 2 products shown) ...... read-as follows: -*Current delivered cost to be used by resellers. Reflhers blenders, compounders uso Ingredients values as defined InsectionS (e)'add explained In section 16(a) (2); that is refinery values, Inventory values, Ingredient costs, etc. (1) A maximum price properly estab:. lished in accordance with the provisions (2) Producers., A, producer shall de- regulation. This maximum price shall of the General Maximum Price Regula- termine his maximiun price by the pro- be filed, prior to making a sale, with the tion, prior to February 25, 1943, for in- cedure for resellers in (1) above but shall Petroleum Branch of the Office of Price dustrial oils-and greases; prior to May 13, ,use the total of the current delivered Administration at Washington, D, C., 1943, for petroleum sulfonates and min- costs of the ingredients in each product together with the following Information: eral oil polymers; or prior to the date of in place of "current delivered cost" of (1) Why the "comparable margin inclusion under this regulation for any the product in determining margins. A method" set forth in (a) above Is not ap- other product, may be continued as the refiner for an ingredient which he man- plicable, indicating the name, established maximum price under this regulation ufactures shall use in the place of cur- maximum price, end-use, and current provided a sale was made at such price, rent delivered cost of the ingredient its delivered cost of the seller's product or such price was evidenced by publica- inventory value, works billing price, re- which is most comparable to the new tion in the seller's published price list or finery value, or any other value which product. other customary method of publication will serve as a basis for comparing the (2) Names and established maximum used by the seller. products. prices of two competitive products which (3) Government, specification prod- are comparable, giving all the Informa. 7. Section 16 is amended to read as fol- -ucts. A product manufactured to meet tion which the seller is able to obtain re- lows: a particular government specification garding the specifications and composi- Sic. 16. All products, all sellers; final may be priced under paragraph (b) tion of such products. pricing methods-(a) Comparableprod- below on the basis of competitive prices (3) Any other Information which the ucts margin. A seller, unable to arrive at for products meeting the same specifi- seller can give to substantiate the maxi- a maximum price for a product under the cation if the seller prefers not to use the mum price he Is filing, preceding pricing methods, shall estab- comparable products method in (a) (c) Effect of a filing. If a seller files lish his maximum price on, the basis of above. the information required, the maximum the average of the mark-ups on two com- (b) Sellers unable to establish a max- price he sets under this section shall be parable products. This maximum -price imum price under (a) above. If a seller his maximum price until it is disapproved shall be calculated by the steps set forth Is unable to use the comparable prod- In writing by the Office of Price Adminis- below and filed, prior to making a sale, ucts margin method set forth in (a) tration or until the seller Is notified in with the Petroleum Branch of thd Office above, the seller shall establish his max- writing that a substitute maximum pricp of Price Administration at Washington, imun price on the basis of his most com- has been set by the Office of Price Ad. D. C., on the form indicated. Upon fil- -parable product, competitive products or ministration. FAther an approved rnaxi- ing, the price shall be the seller's maxi- -by any method which results in a maxi- mum price or a substitute maximum mum price until changed or disapproved mum price in line with the level of maxi- price set by the Office of Price Adminis- by the Office of Price Administration. - mum prices otherwise established by this tration may be replaced by another max- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 19-1 10709 imum price upon written notice to the ment has been issued and filed vwth the packcd bush bcans In Area 11. asparagus style seller. All maximum prices established Division of the Federal Rcgister.* of pac, Frernich s-tyle of pack, and blends of under this section 16 shall be in line with 1. The table In section 1 (a) Is amended nicvo clz=, zppcar at tha end of the tables. the level of maximum prices otherwise by adding item 8 to read as follows: established by-this regulation. TA=z I-AnzrAs (d) Failure to file a maximum price. Co!- Col. 1. M alne. New Hampshire,Vermont, M -r- If a seller shall fail to xeport a maximum umn I Column 2 unm3 Column 4 chusetts, Rhcde Island and Connecti- price as required by this section, the Of- cut. fice of Price Administration may at any Item scc- cc- 2. New York. time upon written notice to the seller No. Product ttm tL-n rd- 3. Penylvania, Dalaware, West Virgnia establish his maximum pride for the par- and Virginia. 4. N w Jersay and Maryland.' ticular product at the particular point Jscy nd a Matry. i 5. Rontucky, Tenn-ce, North Carolina, effective retroactively to the date of the l n ).I of a sale of the product. LOUisiana, M~ssipAlabama, Geor- making gia and South Carolina. (e) Customary allowance, discounts, 6. Florida. etc. All customary allowances, discounts, 2. In the table headed 'Metal Con- 7. MLsourl, Arkanzas, Oklaboma and Zan- or other price differentials and all prac- tainers" in section 12, the item "No. 2 tices relating to the payment of trans- Cy----...... 307 x 5121" is amended to 8. Texas (except those counties included in portation charges in effect with respect read as follows: Area 10 1), to the most comparable products shall No. 2 cyL.....------307 x 510 or 307 x 512 9. North Dakota, South Dakota, Nlebras, apply to the product being priced. Mi1nnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, 3. In section 15, Appendix D is added Michi-an. Indiana and Ohio. This amendment shall become effec- to read as follows: tive September 5, 1944. 10. Montana, Idaho (excapte thee. counties_ APrxxmrs D-S:;AP Brcvs Included In Area 112), Wyoming, Ne- NoTE: The reporting and record-keeping vada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New requirements of this Regulation have bien Explanation of how maximum prices for Mexco and those countles in Western approved by the Bureau of the Budget in pacle snap beans arc jlgurcd. For pachcd Texas listed bolow1 accordance with the Federal Reports Act of map beans. conversonus for grade, for otyles 194. of pack, for sieve zLe, and for container type 11. Washington. Oregon, California, and thoze countle= in Northern Idaho listed and size under cubparagraph (2), (3), or (4) balow. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. of section 5 (a) of this supplement are to ba JATES G. ROGnS, Jr., made in the -ne order and In the came TAr 2-Bass Paon Pz=s manner as those for packed pe. The ex- Acting Administrator. planation at the beglnLng of Appendix C Areas 1. 2, 9, 10 and 11: Weighted average calling E0 IF. R. Dec. 44-13288; Flied, August 31, 1944; applies to this appendix for that purpoa, price for the first days after the 11:54 a. i.] except that for packed snp beans conver- be-inning of 1941 spring pack. sions are made for style of p2ck (whole or Areas 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8: Weighed average cut) and Gleve size instead of for variety and cellln3 price for the first 60 days after the sieve size (dp 3). This conversion from one hzginnlng of 1941 spring and fall pad-s. PART 1351-FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS style of 3Sack and sleve Giza to anotber (for example, from cut znap brans to whole snap LPR 1,- Amdt. 6 to Supp. 7] 'Price3 to ba announced later. beans) must be made In the came manner a 'Tha following counties In Texas are in- PACKED FRUITS, BERRS AD VEGETABLES OF conversion from one variety and slevo sama of cluded In Area 10: Sherman, Macre, Potter, T- 1944 AIM LATER PACKS packed peas to another is made under Ap- pendix C. Randall, Swisher Hall Lubbock. Lynn, Mw- A statement of the considerations in- The term "ungraded," as used In connec- con, Lfartl, Idland, Upton, Crockett, Ter- volved In the issuance of this amend- tion with sieve size, means not ceparated by roll, and all otheramt thereof. sieve size. Also, the term Includes all blends 2The folloWing counties In Idaho are In- *Copies may be obtained from the Office of of more than thrce sleve slze. cluded In Area 11: Boundary, Bonner, Xo- Price Administration. Special pricing provisions applicable to tenal, Benewah, Shoshone, Latah, Clearwater, 29 P.--- 9493. packed pole beans in areas other than Area 11, Non Perce, Le.is and Idaho.

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V.21 5I. 54-SI.' 11.4-7 $ 137 1. Q- L.SS 51.041.81 1.41- 1. 61 2.47 1.37 G.DI- 7.-S) I5------1. 45- 1.07 1.31- 1.61l '31 .2-1.-LI ~LU6 1.47 6.42- o-.41 2.37 .2 2.03-1.25 1.67 C.47- 7. 45 L47 1.37 .124- G.12 14- 1.32- 1.52 1.18- 1.EG 2.37 r.74- %.12 L,26- 1.40 .32 L.13- 1. = 1.01- 1.18 C417- 7.15 L1.4 1,.Z4- G.Z2 1.57 ,2-1.46 .32 13- 1.2 .3 1.04- 1.1S 0.17- 7.16 2.47 2.37 .3 1.17 L.47 2.17 - 2.57 .32 z03- 2.41 .3 1.0- 2.C0 2.0- 2.30 .32 1.63-2. Z 1.76- 25 13 L U 9.11-19.73 TAT7 8.07-19.243.13- 73 Ulngraded- L.76-2.07 .32 1.0- 1.641 .ra) 1.62- 1.F-3 &ISS-19.14 L.37 LEO9-9.1 1.47 7.4Z- 8. 2 1.66- L65 .32 L.44- 1.70 X3) 1.15- 1.03 6.4-V. 1 1.6 c.c- IQ.15 L.47 6.52- 7.79 1.60- 178 .32 1.33- I.C2 .3 L.27- 2.61 1.6 &CG5-7.C4 L47 C.22- 7.40 &CC0-7.54 1.47 2.69-1.78 .31 1.53- L02 3 1.27-1. M 3.72 L.57 C.2---7.41 1.13-Z.IS .32 L.72- 2Q L.53- 1.63 Q.21-19.cs 2.07 2.3.50 17 &(53-D.2f 1.2 1.7 7.4i3- .33 171-2101 .W2 1.67- 1.65 L.61-1. 71 1.72G V.SF.5 1.0 P.0-.1G 2.&D-1.7 .34 1.3r- 1.0 C,1 1.3- 1.47 2.7 7. &-8.2 1.07 &CG0-7.64 2.57 1.35-1L69 1.21- L.43 .32 1.24- 1.0n &C-2-7.79 2.07 &.13- 7.1 *.57 L.29-1L51 L.15-1.35 1.1- 1.22 &512-7.43 1.07 2.+4-&.G2 17 L.29-1.611 15-1L.15 1.53- L.22 a 22- 7.43 1.07 6.4- &.52 1.3 5 and up- .21 ..S2 SET2-7.55 lUngraded. .31 .E3 To tz arn:ounwc .31

.95- 2.26 181- 2.09 1, 72- 1.3 0.CI-2 12 1.62 987-10.24 L1& 1-'9- 9_z07 1.03-1.L0 L0,- L &.77-10.14 2. U 8.13- 9.31 1.47 .67L-L81 L.43-1.LO .3 LIS1- LC3 L07 7.0- &.67 L1.2 7.%0-8.68 L1.4 L.41- L63 .31 L.27-1L.47 3 167 (L.01- 7. 0 L.62 0.22- 7. 10 L.47 L.30- 1.60 1 1.22-1.40 LM- 1.23 L7 &.C3- 7. G 1..r2 5.cs C_ i 1.47 5.61,-&%- G.32.2 1.31-1.6 L.22-1L40 .Zo 1.1-1.0 L7 0'.tS-3.C4 L N2 0.-.6 1.47 10710 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914

TABLE 3-PEnmIEEED INCREASES AND PRICE lANoES PER DozEN CoNTAINERS "O PEOCESSo0s o PACKED SNAP BEANS WHO MADE SAtES DUING TIE BASE PEnIO-COJ, (PART 1) VHOLE SNAP BEANS (BUSH BEANS IN AREAS 1 THROUGH 10, POILEBEANS IN AREA 11)

No. 2 cans No. 10 cans

Item Area Sieve size Fancy Ex-Standard Standard Fancy Ex-Standard Standard No.

Permitted Price Permittid Price Permitted - Price Permitted Price Permitted Price Permitted rrIeo increase ranges increaser ranges increase ranges increase ranges increase ranges inereas, ranges

31.... 1...... 0.32 $2.11- 2.37 $0.31 $1.96- 2.22 $40.30 $1.87- 2.11 11.57- 10.34-11.61 $1.52 $9. 60-10.88 '1. 47 $0.1010.3 32..-- 2 ...... 32 1.04- 2.18 .31 1.80-- 2.02 .30 1.70- 1.92 1.57 9.51-10.68 1.52 8.82 -9.60 1,47 8.33- 9.41 33 -I 3 -...... 32 1.69- 1.91 .31 1. 51- 1.75 .30 1.46-1.64 1.57 8.28- 9.36 1.52 7.40- 8.& 1.47 7.16- 8.01 34 .... 4 ------. 32 1.52- 1.72 .31 1.38- 1.56 .30 1.29- 1.45 1.57 7.45- 8.43 1.52 6.76- 7.64 1.4f 0,32. 7.10 35 .... 5 and up.. .32 147- 1.65 .31 1.33- 1.49 .30 1.23- 1.39 1.57 7.20- 8.08 1.52 6.62- 7.30 1.47 0.03- 0.81 36.... Ungraded. .32' 1.47- 1.65 .31 1.33- 1.49 -.30 1.23- 1.39 1.57 .7.20-, 8. 08 1.52 6.62- 7.30 1.47 0.03- 0.81 37.... I...... 29 L73- 1.99 .28 1.10- 1.83 .27 1.0.- 1.72 1.42 8.48- 9.75 38 2--..... 29 1. W,- 1.84 .281 1.46-1.68 .27 1.37- 1.57 1.42 7.84- 9.02 1.37 7.15-7.19- 8.238.97 1.32 7.36-.71- 7.698.4.3 39--" -- 7 3..-- ..... -. 29 1.42- 1.64 .28 1.28-1.48 .27 1.19- 1.37 1.42 6.96-. 8.04 1.37 6.27- 7.25 1.32 .83- 0.71 40 .... 4...... 29 1.20-1.49. .28 1.15- 1.33 .27 1.06- 1.22 1.42 6.32- 7.30 1.37 6.64- 6.62 1.32 5.10-6.93 41.... 5 &up .... .29 1.24- 1.42 ;28 1.11- 1.28 .27- -1.01-.3.15 -. 1.42 6.08- 6.60 1.37 5.44- 0.12 1.32 4,96- 6.6 4243 ...... IUngraded ------...2929 1.79-2.191.24-1.42 .28 1.066-1.11- 2.021.25 .27 1.57-1.01- 1.911.15 1.1.42 4Z 8.77-10.736.08- 6.6 1,371.37 S.6.44- 13- 9.0.12 CO 1.32 7.69-4,96- 6,64 9.30. 44 ... 2 ...... 29 1.66- 2.02 .28 1.52- 1.86 .27 14Z- 1.7 5 1.42 8.13- 9.60 1.37 7.45- 9.11 1.32 7.01- 8.53s 45 ... 8 ...... 3 .29 1.48- 1.0 • .28 1.34- 1.6 4 .27 1.25- 1.53 1.42 7.2- 8.82 1.37 0.57- 8.04 1,32 0.12-7.8W 40... 4 ------.29 1.34-1.64 .28 1.21-1.47 .27 1.12- 1.36 1.42 6.57- 8.04 1.37 5.93- 7.20 1.32 5.49-0.0 47o--- 6&up --- . 29 1.29- 1.57 .28 1.1- 1.41 ,27 1.06- 1.30 1.42 6.32-7.69 1.37 6.64- 0.91 1.32 5.19- 0.37 48 ... Ungraded. .29 1.29- 1.57 .28 1.15-1.41 .27 1.06- 1.30 1.42 6.32- 7.69 1.37 5.64- 0.91 1.32 6.19- 0.37 49.... 1 ...28 1.93- 2.33 .27 1.79- 2.17 .26 1.70- 2.66 1.37 9.46-11.42 1.32 8.77-10.63 1.27 8.33-10.09 10 .... .28 1.77- 2.15 .27 1.64- 1.98 .26 1. 55- 1.87 1.37 8.67-10.Z4 1.32 8.04- 0.70 1.27 7. 0- 9.10 1.... 9 3 ...... 28 1.5 - 1.88 .27 1.42-1.72 .26 1.33- 1.61 1.37 7.64-9.21 1.32 6.6- 8.43 1.27 0.62-7.80 52 ... 4...... 28 1.40- 1.70 27 1.27- 1.53 .26 1.18- 1.42 W.... 5 & up ----. .28. L34- 1.62 .71.20- 1.46 .20 1.11- 1.30 1.371.37 6.86-8.336.57- 7.94 1.32 0.22-.8& 7,7.10 18 1,271.27 5.44-V.78- 0.0620.90 M4... i Ungraded- .28 1.34- 1.62 .27 I1.-20- 1.46 .28 1.11-1.35 1.37 6.57- 7.04 1.32 5.88- 7.15 1,27 5.44-0.02 55.... 1 . .37 1.80- 1.94. .35 1.65- 1.79 .33 1 .56- 1.68 1.81 8.82-9.51 1.72 8.08- 8.77 1.02 7.64- 8.23 L.... 2...... 37 1.65- 1.79 .35 J:51- 1.63 .33 1.41- 1 .0 1.81 8.08- 8.77 1.72 7.40- 7.69 1.63 0.91- 7.8, 57.... 10 3..--- ..... :37 1.45- 1.5Z .35 1;31- 1.41 .33 1.21-1.31 1.81 7.10- 7.69 " 172 0,42-0.91 1.02 t6... 4 ----.... .37 1.31- 1.41 1.16- 1.26 .33 1.07- 1.15 1.81 6.42- 6:91 1.72 5.68-0.17 1,62 6.93-0.42.24-0.6 &q.... 5 andup-- .37 1.25-1.35 .35 1.10-J.20 .33 1.01-1.09 1.81 6.12-6.62 1.72 6.39- 6.88 1.62 4.06-5.34 0.... Ungraded. .37 L25-1.35, .35 1.10-1.20 .33 1.01- 1.69 1.81 6.12- 6.62' 1.72 5.36-65.68 .02 4.95-6.34 61.... 1 - -...... 44 2.01- 2.45 .43 1.87- 2.29 .42 1.88- 2.08 2.16 9.85-12.CO 2.11 0.16-11,22 2.00 9.21-10,19 2.44 :2.... 1.85- 2.25 .43 1.71-2.09 .42 1.71- 1.89 2.16 0.6-11.02 2.11 8.3,-10.24 2.80 8.38-0.24 63.... 11 3 .----. .44 1.62- 1.98 .43 1.48- 1.82 .42 1.47- 1.63 2.16 7.94- 9.70 2.11 7.25- 8.92 2.00 7.20- 7.0 W6..- 4 ----nd . 44 1.46-1.78 .43 1.32- 1.62 .42 1.30- 1,44 2.16 7.15- 8.72 2.11 6.47- 7.94 2.00 0.17- 7.00 65 5ndUn--a e .. .. 44 1.42- 1.74 .43 1.29- 1.57 .42 1.26-1,40 2.16 6.96- 8.53 2.11 6.32-7.69 2.06 0.17- 0.80 Go Ungraded. .44 L42- 1.14 .43 L29- 1.57i .42 1.26- 1.40 2.16 .96- 8.3 2.11 0.32-7.,9 2.00 0.17- 0.80

(PART 2) CUTSNAP BEANS (BUSH BEANS IN-ABEAS 1 TUROUG _10, POLE BEANS IN AREA 11)

1. 2...... ".0.3281.39- 1.59 - ,0.30,$1.3- 1.54 *0.28 $1.31- 1.49 *1.57 $6,81- 7.79 $1.47 $.57- 7.65 $1.317 $0.42- 7.30 2.... 3 -- .32 1.31- 1.51 .30 1.26- 1.46 .28 1.23-1.41 1,57 6,42- 7.40 1.47 6.17- 7.15 1.37 0.03- 0.91 3--- 1 4...... 32 L23- 1.41 .30 1.18- 1.36 .28 1.16- 1.32 1.57 6.03- 0,91 1.47 6.78- 6.06 1.7 5. .- 0,47 4..... 5andup.. .32 1.15- 133 .30 1.13-1.29 .28 1.11. 1.27 1.57 .64-6.52 1.47 5.54- 6.32 1.37 6.44- 0.22 5.... Ungraded- .32 L18- 1.33 .30 1.13- 1.29 .28 1.11- 1.27 1.57 -5.64- 6.,62 1.47 5.54- 0.32 1.37 5,44- 0.2 2 ...... - -2 . 35 1.67- 1.97 .32 1.51- 1.77 .Z0 1.41-1.64 1.72 8.18. 9.65 1.67 7.40- 8.67 1.47 0.91-8.0 7..... 3...... 35 1.68- 1.86 .32 1.42- 1.66 .10 1.31- 1.53 1.72 7.74- 9.11 1.57 6.96-8.13 1.47 0.42-7.60 8 2 4 ....-- .35 1.48- 1.74 .32 1.33-1.67 .30 1.24-1.46 1.72 7.25- 8.83 1.57 6.52-7.69 1,47 0.08-7.10 9- . 5and up, .36 1.39- 1.63 .32 1.28- 1.33 .30 1.22-.1.38 1.72 6.81- 7.99 1.57, 6.27- 7.35 1,47 ,03- 0.70 '10.... Ungraded .35 1.39- 1.63 .32 1.28- 1.50 .30 1.22- 1.38 1.72 6.81- 7.99 1.57 0.27- 7.36 1.47 5.9-0.70 11 .... 2 . 36 1.49- 1.75 .34 1.35-1.59 .32 1.28- 1.46 1.76 7.30- 8.58 1.67 6.02- 7.79 1.67 0.27-7.10 12.... 3...... 36 L41- 1.65 .34 1.27- 1.49 .32 1.26- 1.36 1.76 .6.91- 8.08 1.67 6.22- 7.30 1.57 5.88- 0.07 13.... 3 4...... 36 1.32- 1.54 34 1.20- 1.40 .32 1.14- 1.28 1.76 6.47- 7.55 1.67 6.88-0.86 1.57 5.69- 0.25 14.... 5andup .36 1.23- 1.45 .34 1.13-1.33 .32 1.09- 1.23 1.76 6.03- 7.10 -1.67 5.64- 6.52 -1.67 5.31- 0.03 15.... Ungraded " .36 L2-- 1.48 10.... .31 1.13- •°1.33, .32 1.09- 1.23 1.76 6.03- 7.10 . 1.61 5.4- 0. 62 1.67 5.31- 0.03 17 .... 18-... 4 To be announced. 19.... 20 .... 2L... 2 ...... 32 152- 1.74 .81 1.38- 1.58 .30 1.28- 1.48 1.87 7.45-8.63 1.52 0.76- 7.74 1.47 0.27- 7.25 22.... .32 1.45--1.67- .31 1.31- 1.51 -. 30 1.22-- 1.40 1.57 7.10-8.18 1.52 6.42- 7.40 1,47 5,98- 0.80 2_ 5 j4 .32 137- 1.57 .31 1.23-1.41 .30 1.13- 1.31 1.57 6.71- 7.69 1.52 6.03- 6.91 1.47 5. -0.42 24.... andUp .32 1.30- 1.50 .31 1.16- L34 .30 1.07- 1.23 1.57 6.37- 7.35 1.62 &6- 0.57 1.47 5.21- 0.03 25 .... Ungraded - .32 -1.30- 1.80 - .31 1.16-- L34 .30 1.07-1.23 1.57 6.37- 7.35 - 1.52 5.68- 6.57 1.47 5.21- 0.03 20 .... 2 2 1.65- 1.85 .31 1.50- 1.70 .30 1.41- 1.59 1.57 8.08- 9.06 1.52 7.35- 8.33 1.47 0.91- 7.79 27 ... 0 4 ...... 32 1.57- 1.77 . .31 143- 3.61 .30 1.33- 1.51 1.57 7.29- 8.67 1.52 7.01- 7.89 1.47 0.02- 7.40 28.... 4 ...... 32 L48- 1.66 .31 1.33- 1.51 .30 1.2- 1.40 1.57 7.25- 8.13 1.52 7.52- 7.40 1.47 0.03- 0.80 29.... 5andup.. .32 141- 1.59 . .31 1.27- 1.43 .30 1.17- 1.33 1.57 6.91- 7.79 1.52 0.22-. 7.01 1.47 6.73- 0.62 30.... Ungraded- .32 141- 1.59 .31 1.27- 1.43 .30 1.17- 1.33 1.57 6.91- 7.79 1.52 6.22- 7.01 1.47 6.73- 0.62 31 .... 2 -...... ;26 1.40- 1.62 .25 1:24-1.42 i24 1.13- 1.29 1.27 0.86- 7.94 1.22 0.08- 0.90 1.18 5.64. 0.32 32 7 4...... 26 L33- 1.43 .25 1.16- 1.34 ;24 1.05 1.21 1.27 0.52- 7.50 1.22 .39-. .57 1.18 4.14- .93 33..... 7 4 ...... 2G L2- 1.43 .25 1.10- 1.26 .24 1.00- 1.14 1.27 0.12- 7.01 1.22 5.39- 0.17 1,18 4.14- 5.89 34.... 5andup_ .26 1.17- 135 .25 1.04- 1.20 .24 .95- 1.09 1.27 5.73- 6.62 1.22 8.1- 5.88 1.18 4.0- 5.3 35 .... Ungraded- .26 117- 1.35 .25 1.04- 1.20 .24 .95- 1.09 1.27 .73- 0.62 1.22 0.10- 5.88 1.18 4.6- 5.34 s0.... 2 ...... 26 1.46- 1.78 .25 136- 1.68 .24 1.19- 1.45 1.27 7.18- 8.72 1.22 0.37- 7.74 1.18 &83- 7.10 37 .... .28 L39- 1.69 .25 1.22- 1.40 .24 1.12- 1.36 1.27 6.81- 8.28 1.22 5.08- 7.35 1.18 5.49- 0.60 38.... 8 .28 1.30- 1.68 .25 1.15- 1.41 .24 1.05- 1.29 1.27 0.37- 7.74 1.22 5.64- 6.91 1.18 5.14- 0.32 39 .... 5and up.- .28 L22- 1.48 .25 1.09- 1.33 .24 1.02- 1.22 1.27 5.98- 7.25 1.22 .34- 0.52 1.18 5.06- .63 40 .... Ungraded .26 L22- 1.48 .25 1.09- 1.33 .24 1.02-1.22 1.27 5.'98- 7.25 1.22 5.34-652 1.18 5.00- 5.93 41._.. 2 ...... 26 L.3-1.89 .25 1.33- 1.65 .24 1.26-1.42 1.27 7.f0- 9.26 1.22 0.52-8.08 1.18 0.17- 0.90 42 ---- 4 .26 .45- L79 .25 1.25- 1.55 .24 1.18-1.34 1.27 7.62- 8.77 122 6.12- 7.16 1.18 5.78 0.57 43.... 9 .28 1.35- 1.67 .25 1.18- 1.46 .24 1.14-1.24 1.27 7.62-8.18 1.22 0.7- 7.15 1.18 5.79-0.0 44.... 5andup-. .26 L27- L57 .25 L12- L3 .24 L07- 1.21 1.27 6.22- 6.76 1.22 5.49- 0.76 1.18 5.21- 5.93 45 .... Ungraded- .26 1.27- 1.57 .25 1.12- L38 .24. 1.07- 1.21 1.27 0.22- 7.69 1.22 5.49- 0.70 1.18 5.2t- 5,93 40---- 2...... 37 1.43- 1.57 .35 1.37- 1.49 .33 1.32- 1.44 1.81 7.01- 7.69 1.72 0.71- 7.30 1.02 0.47- 7.00 47...... 37 1.36- 1.48 .35 1.29- 1.39 .33 1.24- 1.34 -. 81 6.06- 7.25 1.72 0.32- 0.81 1.62 0.09- 0.67 48 ---- 10 4 ...... 37 1.27- 1.39 .35 1.22- 1.82 .33 1.18- 1.26 1.81 0.22-0.81 1.72 5.03- 0.47 1.02 5.78- 0.17 49 .... 5 andup-- .37 119- 1.31 .35 1.15- 1.25 .33 1.13- 1.21 1.81 5.83- 6.42 1.72 5.64- 0.12 1.02 5.61- &9 o.... Ungraded- .37 1.19- 1.31 .35 1.15-1.25 .33 .1.13- 1.21 1.81 5.83- 6.42 1.72 5.04- 0.12 1.62 6.64- 5.93 51... . 2...... 39 1L59- 1.95 .38 1.46- 1.78 .37 1.43- 1.89 1.91 7.79-9.80 1.86 7.18- 8.72 1.81 7.01- 7.79 52_ 1 ...... 39 1.41- L85 .38 1.37- 1.67 .37 1.34-1.41 1.91 7.40- 8.46 1.86 0.71- 8.18 1.81 0.27- 7.25 62 ...... 39 1.41- L73 .38 1.29- 1.57 .37 1.27- 1.41 1.91 6.91-8.48 1.86 0.32- 7.69 1.81 0.22- 0.91 64... Sandup .39 133- 1.63 .88 1.22- L0 .37 1.23- 1.63 1.91 6.62-7.99 1.86 6.93- 7.35 1.81 0.03- 0.62 55.... Ungraded- .9 L33- L63 .88 L22- L0 .87 1L23- L33 L91 6.62- 7.99 1.80 .98- 7.35 1.81 0.03- 0. 62 FEDERAL REGISTER., Friday, September 1, 1914f&1

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TABr 8-GADn DtsFsnNTLs-Continucd per dozen, In io. 221 can-, seven and one-half (PART 2) CUT SNAP BE S, ETC.-C-OntIfUed cents per dozen, and In No. 10 cars, twenty- five cents per dozen, more than the maximum price of the largect sieve size in the blend, No. 2cems No. 10 (ns packed in the came container. "Blend of three sieve sizes"means a com- Item No. Area Sieve sim Fancy Ex-Stand.IStndad Fancy Ex-Stand-Standa binaton of three sieve sizes, which contains nad .- I~dand an dSub- sdEx- ardand IadSub- not more than 5 par cent by volume of snap Sttnd Standardnd StStandrd tndcrd S ardttnd iSr r beasns whlch are larger than the largest sieve size declared In the blend, and not more than 76------1 per cent by volume of snap beans which 17. - are two or more sieve sizes larger than the 18. 4 . T9 b announced largest sieve size declared In the blend. 19I Ifthe combination contains more than the 1 ------2-.-. .5 0.10 .l0 O.74 0,49 fL.4 specified percentage by volume of Sieve sizes I------.12 .10 .10 .73 .49 .43 f3.------4-.------.10 .10 .73 .49 .43 larger than the largest sieve size declared in the blend, the maximum price shall be the 24 -5andup...... 15 .10 .10 .74 .43 .4) came as the maximum price for the .ame Is .. - Ungraded.------.- .15 .10 .10 .74 .4S .43 f..15 .10 .10 .74 .49 .43 variety, style of pack and grade, ungraded 7------3 .15 .0 .10 .73 .49 .43 as to sieve size. packed In the same container. 28 ------. ------.15 .10 .10 .#3 .49 .43 (3) The maximum price of a blend of four - -5andup------.15 .10 .10 .73 .O .49 variety, style of pack Z0 Ungraded-..--.... .15 .10 .10 .73 .50 .43 or more sieve sizes of a a1I- .18 .12 .10 .83 .9 .43 and grade shall be the same as the maximum ----32 .18 .12 .10 .E3 . 9 .49 price for the came variety, style of pack and 3 7 4------.16 .11 .10 .79 .0- .43 grade,ungraded as to sieve size, packed in the - 1-5 and up ------. 14 .10 .10 .C3 .49 .43 came container. 1 .10 .FS .49 5------Ungraded ------. 14 .10 .43 96------. . 18 .12 .10 .83 .19 .43 4. Table 3 of Appendix B to section 15 37 ------. I 18 .12 .10 FS 9 .43 3 ------8 4------.16 .11 .10 .79 . .43 Is amended in the following respects: 9 5 andup ...... 14 .09 .10 .9 .44 .43 a. In Part 1, Area 1, Ite No. 5a is 0 -- U-ngraded ------. 14 .9 .10 .0 .44 .43 41. 2 ------.-- .22 ..1 .10 I.1 .73 .43 added Immediately preceding Item 1o. 6, 2 --. .14 .10 1.3 .0 .43 and Item No. 8a is added immediately 43 ------.19 .13 .10 M3 .M .43 4 5 andIup------.17 .11 .10 .81 t3 .41 preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: 5...... UIngraded ....------.17 .11 .10 .4 .M .43 2._ .------07 .05 .10 .A .25 .43 4 . ------. S .05 .10 1-) .43 No.2 can Z8------10 ------.6 .05 .10 3 24 .43 49 ------5and up-- ...... 05 .03 .10 .24 .15 .43 0 1 [Un graded ...... 05 . 3 .10 .24 .15 .49 Item ---- ...... -...... J15 .11 .10 .75 .64 .4 ------. 15 .11 .10 . . .4 : ------. . 10o :4 .43 NO., .r4 ------.... 5 and up ------.12 .V; .10 .9 9 .43 :5 ------Unraded ------.12 .1$ .10 .t23 .3 .43 1in. Syle andMsri, 5i00-373413

TABLE 9--DIRECT Suasmy PAYABLE PER DOZEN - (c) Maximum prices for asparagu style of Large. I CONrTAnqERS pack. The maximum prices for asparagus style, horizontal style or vertical style of pack. Ia.. Lg -f.edlumsSmall. I37-3.45Z.l7-3.25 [Altareas, varieties, sieve sizes and grades] shall be: In No. 2 cans twenty-five cents per Amount of subsidy to be subtracted from dozen, in No. 21 cans, thirty-two and one- gross maximum price per dozen containers half cents per dozen, and In No. 10 cans, b. In Part 2, Area 2, Item No. 5a is in making sales to purchasers other than $1.25 per dozen, higher than the maximum added immediately preceding Item No. 6, government procurement agencies: prices for 3acked whole beans of the came and Item No. Ba Is added immediately No. 2 cans, $0.11. variety an grade. preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: (d) Maxiimum prices for Frcnch style of No. 10 cans, -$0.54. pack. The maximum prices for French style No. 2 can To figure amount of subsidy for other con- of pack shall be: In No. 2 cans, fire cents per tainer sizes, multiply the anount named dozen, in No. 2, cans, seven and one-half above for No. 2 cans by the appropriate con, cents per dozen, and In No. 10 cans, twenty- version factor in Table 5. five cents per dozen, higher than the maxi- Special pricing provisions applicable to mum prices for packed whole beans of the packed pole beans in areas other tlan Area same variety and grade. 1, packed bush, beans in Area 11, certain (e) Maximum prices for blends of stere styles of pack, and blends of sieve sizes. Th'e sizes. 1) The maximum price of a blend following special pricing provisions are ap- of two sieve sizes of a variety, style of pack plicable to packed pole beans In areas otlher and grade shall be the maximum price of the than Area 11, packed bush beans in Area 11, larger sleve size in the blend. asparagus style of pack, French style of pack? "Blend of two sieve size" means a combi- and blends of -sieve sizes. In each case, the nation of two sieve Sizes, which contains not c . ar 3, re 3,Ie o i maximum price referred to in the provisions more than 10 per cent by volume of snap is the gross-maximum price (after all appro- beans which are larger than the larger sieve priate conversions made under subparagraph size declared n the blend, and not more than (2), (3) or (4) of section 5 (a), and before 2 percent by volume of snap beans which are added immediately precedin Item No.6, subtraction of the direct subsidy payable per two or more sieve sizes larger than the larger and Item No. 8a Is added immediately unit of the finished product). sieve size declared in the blend. preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: (a) Max.mum prices for packed pole beans If the combination contains more than the specified percentage by volume of sieve sizes in areas other than Area 11. In each area lo. other Area 11, the maximum prices for packed larger than the larger sieve size declared In 2csn pole beans shall be: In No. 2 cans, five cents the blend, the maximum price shall be the per dozen, in No. 2% cans, seven and one- same as the maximum price for the same half cents per dozen, and in No. 10 cans variety, style of pack and grade, ungraded as twenty-five cents per dozen, higher than the to sieve size, packed in the came container. ad d maximum prices for packed bush beans In (2) The maximum price of a blend of three the same area. sieve sizes containing only No. 4 seve size and (b) Maximum prices for packed bush beans and larger shall be the same as the maximum in Area 11. In Area 11, the maximum prices price for the same variety, style of pack and for packed bush beans shall be: In No. 2 cans, grade, ungraded as to Sieve size, packed In five cents per dozen, in No. 2,S cans, seven the same container. The maximum price of and one-half cents per dozen, and in No. 1 a blend of three sieve sizes of a variety, style Lra. CO!:zsAl Mamnsib, .83.1-3.17 3.411-3.7 cans, twenty-five cents per dozen, lower than of pack and grade, which blend Includes at the maximum prices for packed pole beans least one sieve size which Is smaller than No. ,,v'~~ta.-13.2z:T 3. 3CZM3. 11 4 sieve size shnl be: In No. 2 cans, fiVe cents Ia_ in that area. 10714 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 194d

d. In Part 4, Area 4, Item No. 5a is and Item No. 8a is added immediately has been issued and filed with the Divi- added immediately preceding Item No. 6, preceding Item No. 9, to read as followal sion of the Federal Register.* and Item No. 8a is added immediately Supplement 7 to Food Products Regu- preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: lation No.1 Is amended In the following Item No. 2 can respects: numberand Style and size 1. In section 5, the undesignated para. No. 2 can variety , Fancy Star graph immediately preceding paragraph Item (a) is amended to read as follows: Ino an d Price ranges No. Style The processor shall figure a maximum and size &a--- colossal, Mammoth, 03.70 t3.o price for each factory at which he proc- variety Large, esses the item being priced. (However, a------Large, Medium, SU. 3.80 8.10 he may then elect to combine prices as provided in section 10 (f)), d. In Part 4, Area 4, Item No. sa is 2. The undesignated paragraph at the S...... Mammoth, 10 3.63.76-- 3.42:3.&6- added immediately preceding Item No. 6, end of section 5 (a) (1) (1) Is amended 0 Large. and Item No. 8a is added immediately to read as follows: 8...... arge, Medium, Sma1 L02 3.3-3.4813.18-3.28 preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: In figuring weighted average prices during the base period, the processor e. In Part 5,' Area 5, Item'No. 5a is Item No. 2 can may, if he wishes, figure a single weighted number Style and size average for any group of factories located added immediately preceding Item No. 6, and Stand. and Item No. 8a is -added immediately variety Fancy rd. In the same pricing area. For this pur- preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: pose, the processor shall Include all sales (as described above) made during the first 60 days after the beginning of the 5a- Colossa, Mammoth, Large %3.69 $3.49g No. 2can 1941 pack at each factory included in the Ba. Large, Medlum, Small--. 3.43 8.23 group. item Price ranges This amendment shall become effective No. e. In Part 5, Area 5, Item No. sa Is August 30, 1944, and Style and size -9 variety and added immediately preceding Item No. Issued this 30th day of August 1944. 6, and Item No. 8a is added immediately preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows; JAMEs . RoaEs, Jr., Acting Administrator, [F. R. Item No. 2can Doe. 44-13209; Filed, August 30, 1044; .... Colossal, Mammoth, .85 3.63-3.77 3.43-3.57 number Style and size 3:57 p. m.] Large. and Stand- variety Fancy ard .... Large, Medium, Small .77 53.03.15 PART 1364--FREsH, CURED AND CANNED 6a - Colossal, Mammoth, 70 $8.80 MEAT AND FISH PRODUCTS 5. Table 4 of Appendix B to section 15 0 1Large. [MPR 550, Correctionl in the following respects: is amended Sa-... Large, Medium, Small... .30 8.10 SOKED FISH a. In Part 1, Area 1, Item No. 5a is CURED AND added immediately preceding Item No. 6, 1. In Maximum Price Regulation 550 6. In Table 3 of Appendix A to section the paragraph entitled "Notice to whole- and Item No. 8a is added immediately 16, the figure "2.45" in the column headed preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: salers and retailers" set out in section "Permitted increase," under the column 1.10 is corrected by inserting "550, after headed "No. 10 cans," is amended to read the words "Maximum Price Regulation "3.18,." and the figure "9.77-10.97" in the No .-...." and by inserting the words Item No.2can column headed "Price range," under the nmber Style and size "August 21, 1944" following the words and Stad- -column headed "VNo. 10 cans," are "on and after" at the end of that para- Fancy and variety amended to read "10.50-11.70."1 graph. 7. In Table 4 of Appendix A to section 2. In section 5.1 (b) the numbers "3.1," 16, the figure "10.37" in the column -"3.3" and "3.4!' are corrected to read tao...... Colossal, Mammoth, 3.74 8.54 headed "No. 10 cans" is amended to read Large "11.10." "5.1", "5.3" and "5.4" respectively. 1944. Ba. . Large, Medium, Small..... 3.41 8.21 This amendment shall become effeo= -Issued this 31st day of August tive August 30, 1944. JAMs G. Rozams, Jr., Acting Administrator. is Issued this 30th day of August 1944. b. In Part 2, Area 2, Item No. sa 31, 1044; added immediately preceding Item No. 6, JAMES G. ROGERS,Jr., JF. n. Doec. 44-13289; Filed, August and Item No. 8a is added immediately Acting Administator 11:50 a. m.] preceding Item No. 9, to read as follows: [F. R. Doo. 44-13177; Filed, August 80, 1944t 11:14 a. i.] PART 1364--ESH, CURED AND CANNED MEAT AND FISH PRODUCTS Item No. 2can number Style and size [RMPR 230,1 Amdt. 141 and Snd Fancy Sand- variety PART 1351-FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS LAMB AND MUTTON CARCASSES AND WHOLE- [FPR 1,2 Amdt. I7to Supp. 7] SALE CUTS A statement of the considerations In- Va. Colossal, Mammoth, Large. $3.483 .2 PACKED FRUITS, BERRIES AND VEGETABLES Or THE 1944 AND LATER PACKS volved in the Issuance of this amendment Ba..: ..... Large, Medium, Small-.. 8.24 8.04 has been Issued simultaneously herewith' A statement of the considerations In- volved In the issuance of this amendment *Copies may be obtained from the Olllco of c. In Part 3, Area 3, Item No. Us Is P rlce Administration. added immediately preceding Item No. 6, ED PF.R. 0493, 9018, 10194,l0356, o1491. Q F.R 10688, 8 P.R. 3630, 4780, 8077, 0000. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10715 and Med with the Division of the Federal proviso clause is amended to read as tive quota reports as required herein shall Register.* follows: remain subject to the quota computed by Revised Maximum Price Regulation (a) Notwithstanding the terms of any reference to sales made from September No. 239 is amended in the following 15, 1942, thrqugh December 15, 1942. respects: contract, agreement or other obligation, no hotel supply house, pacling or Sales or deliveries by any selling estab- 1. The date "March 28, 1944" con- lishment during the three month quota tained in paragraph (b) (2) of § 1364.159 slaughtering plant, packer's branch house, wholesaler's or other seller's es- period beginning September 1, shall not Is amended to read "September 1, 1944". exceed the quota fixed on the basis of 2. The words "other than to war pro- tablishment shall sell and/or deliver to purveyors of meals other than contract sales made from September 15, 1942, curement agencies" appearing in sub- through December 15, 19t2, unless the divisions (ii) and (i) of paragraph (b) schools, during any three month quota period beginning June 1, September 1, alternative method of computation has (2) of § 1364.159 are hereby deleted and been elected through the timely filing of the words "other than to contract December 1 or March 1, a total volume by weight of hotel supply cuts (fabri- the alternative quota computations and schools" are substituted therefor. - such computations permit a higher 3. The words "the War Shipping Ad- cated meat cuts) in excess of 90 percent of the-total volume by weight of beef, quota. If the alternative quota compu- ministration and/or" appearing in para- tation for the three graph veal, lamb and mutton, not including, month period begin- (b) (3) and the words "and/or the ning September 1, is less than War Shipping Administration" appear- canned meats of any kind, variety meats the quota ini in paragraph (b) (4) of § 1364.159 and edible by-products of any kind, and/ computed by reference to sales made by are hereby deleted. or sausage and similar products thereof, It from September 15, 1942, through Da- 4. The definition of "Hotel supply sold or delivered by such selling estab- cember 15, 1942, sales during the quota house" appearing in § 1364.160 (a) (5) is lishment from September 15, 1942, period beginning September 1, shall not amended to read as follows: through December 15, 1942, to purveyors exceed the lower quota. a of meals, other than to contract schools (5)'Hotel supply house" means a (in no event shall a war procurement 9. Section 1364.168 (e) is added to read separate selling establishment which is agency be deemed to be a purveyor of as follows: not physically attached to a packing or meals), except that any selling estab- (e) Any order issued pursuant to the slaughtering plant, packer's branch lishment which was not engaged in sales provisions of paragraph (b) of this house, wholesaler's or other selling estab- of beef, veal, lamb and mutton to pur-% § 1364.168 is revoked as of August 31, lishment; which is engaged in the fabri- veyors of meals from September 15, 1942, 1944. and each regional administrator cation of meat cuts and the sale of fabri- through December 15. 1942, for the rea- shall notify every person affected by this cated meat cuts to purveyors of meals, son that the selling unit and all facili- paragraph of the revocation. including the sale of lamb and mutton tid3 thereof were under the contr I of an carcasses and/or wholesale cuts, variety agency of the United States Government, 10. Section 1364.170 (1) is amended to meats and edible by-products and sau- may determine its quota by reference to read as follows: sage to purveyors of meals, and in the the three month quota period of 1942 U) Transportationand delivery. Sub- sale of retail meat cuts, variety meats immediately prior to such assumption ject to the limitations in paragraph (I) and edible by-products and/or processed of control: 0 (4) of this section, the following may be meat products to ultimate consumers added to the applicable zone prices for pursuant to the provisions of § 1364.168a 8. Section 1364.168 (b) is amended to read as follows: transporting lamb or mutton from the of this regulation; and which during the point of slaughter to the distribution period of September 15 through Jecem- (b) Any selling establishment which point and for delivery from the distribu- ber 15,1942, sold and/or delivered to pur- has established'a quota pursuant to par- tion point to the buyer's place of busi- veyors of meals, not less than 70 percent agraph (a) of this § 1364.168 may, sub- nezs. of the total volume by weight of all ject to the conditions hereinafter set (1) For transportationfrom the point meats, variety meats and edible by- forth, redetermine its quota for sales to at which the meat was slaughteredto the products and/or sausage and similar purveyors of meals for each three month sellers distributionpoint. (I For trans- products thereof, sold by it, other than quota period beginning September 1, portation from the point at rwhich the to war procurement agencies. The 1944, on the basis of Its sales to purveyors meat was qlaughtered in Price Zone 2, 3 status of any selling establishment as a of meals during the corresponding three or 4 to a distribution point located in any hotel supply house shall not be affected month period of 1942: Provdcd, That of those price zones, other than another where such establishment is -physically such selling establishment shall fix its slaughter or packing plant owned or con- attached to a packing or slaughtering quota for each three mondh quota period trolled by the same seller, the seller. :iay plant, packer's branch house, whole- thereafter, other than the period begin- add the actual cost of transportation saler's or other selling establishment, but ning December 1, by reference to sales computed at the loweat common carrier is not owned or controlled by, or does made by it during the corresponding rate for the method of transportation not own or control such packing or three month period of .1942. For the used, but in no event more than 75 cents slaughtering plant, packer's branch three month quota period beginning De- per hundredw eight. house, wholesaler's or other selling estab- cember 1, such selling establishmentshall (ii) For transportation from the point lishment. "Own or control" within the determine its quota on the basis of Its at which the meat was slaughtered in meaning of this definition means to own sales to purveyors of meals during the Price Zone I or 5 to 10, inclusive, to a or control directly or indirectly a part- three month period beginning December distribution point located in the same nership equity or in excess of 10 percent 1,1941. Any selling establishment which elects to fix its quotas for price zone as the slaughter point, other of any class of outstanding stock or to sales to pur- than another slaughter or packing plant have made loans or advances in excess of veyors of meals, pursuant to the alter- owned or controlled by the same seller, 5 percent of the other person's monthly native method stated herein, shall file the seller may add the actual cost of sales. not later than September 1, 1944, the transportation computed records required under § 1364.159 (b) (2) at the lowest 5. Subdivisions (ii) and (iii) of para- for each three month period beginning common carrier rate for the method of graph (a) (10) of § 1364.160 are hereby December transportation used, but in no event more 1, 1941, and ending November than 25 cents per hundredweight. deleted. 30, 1942. The right to elect the alterna- tive method (2) For delivery from the distribution 6. Subdivisions (iv) and (v) of p-ra- of computing quotas shall be point to the buyer's Place of business. graph (a) (10) of § 1364.160 are hereby exercised on or before September 1, 1944, (i) If meat is delivered and such election shall by the seller to redesignated (ii) and (iii). be made by the the place of business of a retailer, whole- 7. That portion of paragraph (a) of filing of the alternative quota data re- saler, hotel supply house, purveyor of § 1364.168 immediately preceding the quired herein. After September 1, 1944, meals or commercial user, or to the des- no selling establishment may elect the al- ignated delivery point of a war procure- *Copies may be obtained from the Office of ternative quota and any selling establish- ment agency or other government agency Price Administration. ment which has failed to file the alterna- located within a radius of 25 miles from No. 175-7 10716 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 the distribution point, the seller may - (6) Railway express shipments. Where of any delivery and/or transportation add 25 cents per hundredweight. lamb or mutton is shipped by express to addition permitted under paragraph (i) (i) If meat is delivered by the seller' a purveyor of meals by a hotel supply of this section. to the place of business 'of a retailer, house, no charge may be made by the 12. Section 1364.177 (c) (3) Is redesig- wholesaler, hotel supply house, purveyor seller for transportation or delivery. The charges directly nated as (d) and amended to read as of meals or commercial user, or to the buyer pays the shipping follows: designated delivery point of a war pro- to the carrier. curement agency or other' government (d) (1) The applicable zone prices In 11. Section 1364.170 (J) is amended to fab- agency located more than 25 miles from read as follows: Zones 1 ad 5 to 10, inclusive, for the pointof distribution, the seller may ricated lamb and mutton carcasses (War add the actual cost of transportation, but (j) Peddler truck selling addition. On, Shipping Administration Specifications) not to exceed $.50 per hundredweight a peddler truck sale involving delivery shall be the prices specified in subpar- from a distribution point in Price' Zones of not more than 100 pounds of lamb agrap!b (2) hereof (the applicable Zone 1, or 5 to 10, inclusive, and $.75 per hun- or mutton in a total delivery of not more 2, 3 and 4 prices) plus the following: dredweight from a distribution point in than 150 pounds of meats and meat prod- Zone: Price Zones 2, 3 or 4. ucts in any one day from such peddler 1 ------01.50 (ill) Where the distribution'point. and truclk to any buyer's store door, a peddler 5 ------.50 the buyer's place of business coincides, as may add to the applicable zone whole- 6------.------.75 in the case of truck routes, the seller sale prices, the sum of $1.25 per hu.- 7 ------1.00 may, at his option, treat the.point of dredweigh. If such sale involves a de- 8 ------1.25 origin of the truck route as the distribu- livery of more than 100 pounds of lamb 9 ------1.50 tion pointp or mutton or a total delivery of more 10 ------... ----- 1.7 (3) For delivery by a packer's branch than 150 pounds -of meats and meat prod- (2) Subject to the additions and de- house, wholesaler or hotel supply house. ucts, the peddler may add to the ap- ductions :hereafter provided in Column If the seller is a packer's branch house, plicable zone wholesale prices an amount IV, the following table prices shall be the not in excess of 75 cents per hundred- wholesaler or hotel pupply house who applicable Zone 2, 3 and 4 prices on sales has paid a charge under paragraph (I) weight, applicable to the total delivery of lamb or mutton In the one day from of fabricated lamb and mutton carcasses of this section for delivery and/or trans- Specifi- portation, he may upon resale of lamb or such peddler truck to the buyer's store (War Shipping Administration mutton carcasses and wholesale cuts, door. These- additions shall be in lieu cations) made: upon which the charge has been made, add the amount of such charge up to Column I Column I Column I Column IV $.25 upon sales made from a distribution Additions and point located in Price Zones 1 and 5 to By- To- Which -ales require deliveries deductions 10, inclusive, and up to $.50 in Price Zones 2, 3 and 4. (t) Any person (other than o The War Shipping Adminis- To a commercial warehouse or None. (4) Limitation, on total charge for slaughterer, packer, or pack- tration or to such person as a storage place designated er's uranchhouse). may be authorized by the by the War Shipping Ad- transportation and delivery. Notwith- War Shipping Administra- ministration, standing any of the provisions of para- tion to m a such purchases graph (1) (1) to (1) (3), inclusive, of this under the direction and con- trol of that agency (stock section, nothing therein contained shall pile). be construed to permit a total charge for (If) Any slaughterer, packer, or The War Shipping Admiuis- To a commercial warehouse or Deduct $0X0 lsr packer's branch housq. tratlon or such person as a storage place designated cwt. fron tablo transportation and/or delivery from the may he authorized by the by the War Shipping Ad- price. point at which the meat was slaughtered War Shipping AdminIstra- Ministration. to the place of business or receiving tion to make such purchases under the direction and con- point of a retail seller, purveyor of meals, trol of that agency (stock war procfirement agency, other govern- pile). (ih')Any person (other than a A licensed ship supplier .-----To the buyer's place of busl- Deduct $0.25 per ment agency or commercial user of more slaughterer, packer, or pack- ness. owt. from table than 50 cents per hundredweight in Price er's branch house). price. Zone 1 of 5 to 10, inclusive, or $1.00 per (iv) Any slaughterer, packer, A licensed ship supplier ------To the buyer's place of busl, Deduct ,0.71 r or packer's branch house. ness. ', owt.frow table hundredweight in Price Zone 2, 3 or 4. price. A ship operator ...... To ship side ...... None. The additions specified in this paragraph (v)packer's A slaughterer branch housepacker which or (I) for transportation and for delivery is a licensed ship supplier. be charged: Provided, That the (vi) A licensed ship supplies A -hip operator ...... To ship cide ...... Add $1I.r may (Other than a slaughterer, cwt, tO a1bh seller shall itemize separately on an in- packer -or packer's branch - price, house)who purchased the voice to the buyer the amount charged fabricated lamb or.mutton the buyer for transportation and/or de- carcasses (War Shipping Ad- ministration Specifications) livery, except that if such separate state- from the War Shipping Ad- ment of transportation charges is pro- ministration (stock pile) or from a person who has accu- hibited by local law, the seller shall mulated an Inventory of fabri- maintain in his wn record of the trans- cated lamb or mutton car- csses (War ShippingAdmin- action a separate statement of any addi- istrtion Specilications) (stock C tion for transportation or delivery which pile) under direction and con- trol of the War Shipping Ad- Is included in the maximum price ministration. charged. (vii) Aly licensed Ship supplier A ship operator ...... To ship side ...... Add $1.2r Vor (other than a slaughterer, owt. to table (5) How to compute cost. The cost of- price. transportation or delivery is to be com- acker or packer'- branch puted on the basis of the lowest common All prices are on dollars perhundredweight basis. The prices for any fraction o1a hundredweIght shell be teduced carrier rate for the method of trans- accordingly. The prices set forth herein include costs of freezing and one month's storage wrapping, boxIng, strat portation employed. ping, inspection and grading in accordance with War Shipping Administration Speeilftlaion.. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10717

I(The additions and deductions specified In M 1MlMD and 13CmIn7of this nculabiln am rst a plfb!e.) 1k: fabricated lamb and mutton carcasses (War Shipping Administration Spiciras). ot bsc tat lrprAd in hereof: Provided, however, That if the Kraft paper and cheese cloth, $0.25 per hundredweight shall be deductcd from table prl=] shipment made to the buyer is com- menced before 12 o'clock noon, that por- Lamb Mutton tion of the statement with respect to the price charged or received therefor and Grade Grade Grade Grade Grrde Grade the separate statement of the transpor- AA A B 0 8 tation and delivery charge may be omit- ted but must be mailed to the buyer on Fabricated carcasses ------27.75 2&25 2Lt00 21. 75 it.WV3 22 the same day. If the shipment made to the buyer Is commenced after 12 o'clock All sales or deliveries under this para- (5) For purposes of subparagraphs noon, that portion of the statement with graph (d) are made subject to the provi- respect to the price charged or received (2), (3) and (4) hereof, (I) a licensed therefor, and the sions of § 1364.169 (c)and for the pur- ship supplier means any person who has separate statement of poses of this subparagraph (2), the term been licensed by the War Food Adminis- the transportation and/or delivery "fabricated lamb or mutton carcasses tration under the provisions of Food charge may be omitted but must be (War Shipping Adminitration Specifi- Distribution Regulation No. 3, as mailed to the buyer before 12 o'clock cations)" shall be substituted for the amended, (issued October 8. 1943) to sell noon of the following business day. term "wholesale cut" in § 1364.169 (c). and/or deliver meats and other food (3) Where the shipment made con- No person shall sell or deliver any fabri- products to ship operators and (I) a stitutes the entire content of a common cated lamb or mutton carcass which does "ship operator" means any person as de- carrier freight car or truck, the copy not meet War Shipping Administration fined in Food Distribution Regulation of the statement referred to In para- Specifications to'the War Shipping Ad- No. 3 who conducts" * * * the graph (a) shall be posted in the freight ministraton or to a licensed ship sup- business of vessels for the account of the car or truck near or on the door. Where plier for resale as ship stores or to auy United States under a general agency the shipment made constitutes only a form of service agreement aproved by part of the content of a common car- ship operator for ship stores. rier freight car or truck, the copy shall For purposes of this subparagraph (2), the Administrator of the War Shipping Administration; or operating as the be securely attached in a conspicuous a sale of fabricated lamb or mutton car- - place to one of the items included within casses (War Shipping Administration owner or owner's agent, a vessel time Specifications) by any selling establish- chiartered to the United States, repre- the shipment. Where the shipment sented by the Administrator of the War made Is by a vehicle other than a com- ment which satisfies the definition of mon carrier, the copy referred to shall be "hotel supply house" as defined in Shipping Administration; which Is § 1364.160 (a) (5) shall be deemed to be a owned, chartered or operated by any given to and carried by the driver and sale by a person other than a slaughterer, allied or neutral country." or any other he shall be authorized to display it to packer, or packer's branch house. person conducting the business of vessels enforcement officers on request. (3) The War Shipping Administration who Is designated as a ship operator by (4) Every person transferring any of the War Shipping Administration. the meat Items subject to this regula- or any person authorized by the War tion to a business establishment or Shipping Adminitration to make pur- 13. Section 1364.173 is added to read as warehouse controlled or operated by him, chases under its direction and control is follows: which constitute the entire content of a authorized'to purchase and sell fabri- § 1364.173 Records and reports. vehicle, shall send with each vehicle cated lamb and mutton carcasses (War making such transfer, a statement show- Shipping Administration Specifications). Whenever used n this § 1364.173, the (4) !'Fbricated lamb or mutton car- term "shipment" shall mean all com- ing the name and address of the owner, modities which are consigned to a single the point of destination and that the casses (War Shipping Administration meat Items are not being transferred to Specifications)" means carcasses satis- buyer as part of a single freglt car or truck movement to the place of business a buyer in connection with the sale. fying the specifications and requirements The transfer must be identified in the contained in War Shipping Administra- or warehouse of the buyer, other than a consignment for delivery of the entire same manner as required in the fore- tion Food Control Regulation No. 2. going subparagraph (3) of this para- Fabricated lamb or mutton carcasses content of a common carrier freight car or truck to a war procurement agency. graph (b) except that the statement with (War Shipping Administration Specifica- respect to price or transportation and tions) shall be graded in accordance with (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this § 1364.173, every person mak- delivery charge shall not be required. § 1364.167 of this regulation, and no (c) Every seller subject to this Re- fabricated lamb or mutton carcasses ing a sale of any meat ltemsubJect to this revised regulation shall furnish to the vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 239, (War Shiping Administration Specifica- making sales or deliveries of lamb or tions) so graded shall be packed for sale purchaser at the time of delivery a writ- ten statement setting forth the name and mutton carcasses or wholesale cuts shall and/or delivery to the War Shipping Ad- keep for inspection by the Office of Price ministration, to a licensed ship supplier address of the buyer and seller; Identify- ing each such item sold; setting forth the Administration for so long as the Emer- or to any person for resale as ship stores, quantity and grade, the weight thereof, gency Price Control Act of 1942, as authorized to make such purchase under amended, is In effect, a complete and ac- the direction and control of the War and the price charged and/or received therefor, including a separate statement curate record of each such sale or de- Shipping Administration, or to a ship of the transportation and delivery charge livery showing the date of sale, the name operator except in the presence of an as required by § 1364.170 (1) (4). and address of the buyer, the quantities, official United States inspector desig- (b) (1) In the case of any shipmeit weights and grades sold and the price nated by the Food Distribution Adminis- made to a buyer located within a radius charged therefor. Kosher sales and tration, or other United States Govern- of 25 miles from the seller's distribution sales to purveyors of meals are to be ment agency regularly performing grad- point, and in the case of any c. o. d. ship- shown separately. ing and/or inspection service who shall ment made, irrespective of the distance, This amendment shall become effective certify that the cutting, boning, trim- each person shipping any of the meat ming, and other fabrication, the grade, items subject to this revised regulation September 5, 1944. the weight and the other specifications shall send with each such shipment a Norz: The record keeping and reporting of the War Shipping Administration copy of the written statement referred requirements of this amendment have been and/or Office of Price Administration to in paragraph (a) hereof. approved by the Bureau of the Bud.et In have been complied with and that the (2) In the case of a shipment made to accordance with the Federal Reports Act of legends affixed to the package by the a buyer located beyond a radius of 25 1942. seller are correct. Certification by the miles from the seller's distribution point, Issued this 31st day of August 1944. official United States inspector shall be other than a c. o. d. shipment, each per- made by affixing a stamp -or sticker to son shipping any of the meat Items sub- JAmms G. Ro ms, Jr., the container, which stamp or sticker ject to this regulation shall send with Acting Administrator. shall attest the accuracy of all repre- each such shipment a copy of the written [P. R. Dec. 44-13291; Filed, Aumust 31, 1944; sentations appearing upon the container. statement referred to in paragraph (a) 11:59 a. m.] 10718 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1941

PART 1388-DEFENSE-RENTAL AREAS PART 1388-DEFENsE-RExTAL AREAS recommendation of the Surgeon Gen- [Housing, Atlantic County Area,' Corr. to [Hotels and Rooming Houses, New York City eral may appoint special consultants to Amdt. 2] Area,' Corr. to Amdt. 11] assist and advise in the operations of the Service at such per diem or other In Amendment 2 to the Rent Regula- In Amendment 11 to the Rent Regu- rates of compensation as he shall de- tion for Housing in the Atlantic County lation for Hotels and Rooming Houses in termine. No such consultant shall bo Defense-Rental Area the first paragraph the New York City Defense-Rental Area employed for an aggregate of more than of section 5 (a) (12) is corrected by add- the first paragraph of section 5 (a) (9) Ing the words "(before one-half of the number of working days interest)" follow- is corrected by adding the words "(before of any fiscal year unless the Administra- ing the words "net income." Interest)" following the words "net tor, because of special circumstances, Issued and effective this 31st day of income." shall approve an extension thereof, August 1944. Issued and effective this 31st day of Dated: August 29, 1944. JAMES G. ROGERS, Jr., -August 1944. Acting Administrator. JAmES G. ROGERS, Jr., [SEAL] THO.AS PARRAN, Surgeon General. [F. R. Doc. 44-13303; Filed, August 31, 1944; Acting Administrator. 11:58 a. m.] IF. R. Doc. 44-13301; Filed, August 31, 1944; Approved: August 29, 1944, 11:58 a. m.] WATSON B. MILLER, Acting Federal Security Administrator. PART 1388-DEFENsE-RENTAL AREAS 2 IF. Rr.Dc. 44-13278; Flied, August 31, 1944; [Hotels and Rooming Houses, Miami Area, PART 1388--DEFNSE-RENTAL AREAS 11:32 a.m.] 2 Corr. to Amdt. 6] [Hotels and Rooming Houses, Corr. In Amendment 6 to the Rent Regula- to Amdt. 291 tion for Hotels and Rooming Houses in In Amendment 29 to the Rent Regula- the Miami Defense-RentalArea the first tion for Hotels and Rooming Houses the QUARANTINE paragraph of section 5 (a) (9) is cor- first paragraph of. section- 5 (a) (9) is PART 12-INTERSTATE rected by adding the words "(before in- corrected by adding the words "(before 'SE OR SHIPMENT OF GAnlRAOE terest)" following the words "net in- interest)" following the words "net In- come." Pursuant to the authority contained come." in section 602 of the Act of July 1, 1044, Issued and effective this 31st day of Au-" Issued and effective this 31st day of 58 Stat. 667, section 141/2 of the Interstate gust 1944. August 1944. Quarantine Regulations of the United JAmEs G. ROGERS, Jr., JA=S G. RoGEIIs, Jr., States (42 C. F. R. 12.18) Is hereby re- Acting Administrator. Acting Administrator.- pealed and pursuant to section 361 (a) IF. R. Doc. 44-13302; Filed, August 31; 1944; of the Act of July 1, 1944, 58 stat. 667, the [F. R. Doc. 44-13293; Filed, August 31, 1944; following regulation Is prescribed: 11:58 a. m.] 11:58 a. m.] § 12.18 Use or shipment of garbage. (a) The feqding of uncooked garbage to swine intended for human consumption PART 1388-DEFENsE-RENTAL AREAS PART 1388-DEFENsE-RENTAL AREAS Is fqund to contribute substantially to the [Housing, Miami Area,' Corr. to Amdt. 8] [Housing, Corr. to Amdt. 32] intdrstate spread of trichinosis, and heat In Amendment 8 to the Rent Regula- In Amendment 32 to the Rent Regula- treatment of garbage which iz less than tion for Housing in the Miami Defense- tion for Housing the first paragraph of the minimum heat treatment herein de- Rental Area the first paragraph of sec- sectior 5 (a) (12) is corrected by adding fined Is found to be Insufficient for the de- tion 5 (a) (12) is corrected by adding the the words "(before interest)" following struction of trichinae therein. For the words "(before interest)" following the the words "net Income." ,purpose of this regulation, the minimum words "net Income." heat treatment of garbage shall consist Issufed and effective this 31st day of of causing all particles thereof to be Issued and effective this 31st day of August 1944. heated to a minimum temperature of August 1944. JAIEs G. ROGERS, Jr., 2120 F. and to be held at that tempera- JAM Es G. ROGERS, Jr., Acting Administrator. ture for at least 30 minutes. The term Acting Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 44-13292; Filed, August 31, 1944; "person" shall Include an individual, [F. R. Doc. 44-11294; Filed, August 31, 1944; 11:58 a. m.] firm or corporation. 11:59 a. m.] (b) No p erson shall transport, or re- ceive, or cause to be transported or re- 7 ceived, garbage in Interstate traffic and TITLE 42-PUBLIC HEALTH feed such garbage to swine unless, prior to su'h feeding, such garbage has re- PART 1388-DEFENE-RENTAL AREAS Chapter I-United States Public Health 4 ceived minimum heat treatment as do, [Housing, New York City Area, Corr. to " Service fined In subsection (a) of this regula- Aindt. 10] tion. PART I-PERSONNEL In Amendnient 10 to the Rent Regula- (c) No person transporting garbage In tion for Housing in the New York City SPECIAL CONSULTANTS Interstate traffic shall make, or agree Defense-Rental Area the first paragraph Pursuant to the authority contained to make, delivery thereof to any person of section 5 (a) (12) is corrected by add- In section 208 (c) of the Act of July with knowledge of tha Intent or custom- ing the words "(before interest)" follow- 1, 1944, 58 Stat. 667, the following regu- ary practice of such person to feed swine ing the words "net income." lation is prescribed: garbage which has not been subjected to iiilnimum heat treatment as defined In Issued nd effective this 31st day of § 1.3 Special consultants. When the- subsection (a) of this regulation, August 1944. Service requires the services of consult- JAmns G. ROGES, Jr., ants who -cannot be obtained when Dated: August 26, 1944. Acting Administrator. needed through regular Civil Service [SEAL] L. R. THOmPsoN, [F. R. Doc. 44-13295; Filed, August 31, 1944; appointment, or under compensation Acting Surgeon General. 11:58 a. m.} provisions of the Classification Act of' 1923, as amended, the Administrator on Approved: August 29, 1944. 19 FR. 6819. WATSON B. MILLER, 28 F.R. 14043, 16033; 9 F.R. 4422, 5003. '8 F.R. 15581, 16219, 16893; 9 F.R. 2086, Acting Federal Security 38 F.R. 13118, 14047, 16033; 9 F.R. 3423, 8422, 5003. 4028. 6360. 29 F.R. 2165, 2290, 3231, 8421, 4194, 4541, Administrator. 48 F.R. 13914, 14814, 15585, 16219; 9 F.R. 5002, 5806, 5828, 5915, 6569. IF. R. Doec. 44-13279, Flied, August 31, 1014; 2087, 3423, 4028, 6360. 89 FPR. 5807, 5915, 6359, 6569, 6819. 11:32 a. In.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10719 TITLE 46--SHIPPING mitments in connection therewith, which Shipping Administration to owners of such financing institution may make to American-GLAP vessels chartered or Chapter H-United States Maritime any war contractor or to any person who requisitioned for use pursuant to the pro- Commission is or has been engaged in performing visions of section 902 of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as amended. Subchapter E-War Contracts any operation deemed by the Commis- slon to be connected with or related to Section 302-92 Basic rates (of General [Gen. Order 57, Supp. 1] war production, for the purpose of Order 8, Supplement 10, Revised) is PART 298---SmmErszn OF CT-AnS ARISING financing such war contractor or other amended by striking out paragraph (a) UNDER TmEINATED WAR CoNTRA s person in connection with or in con- and inserting in lieu thereof: templation of the termination of work LOANS (a) Dry cargo vesels. The time char- under one or more such war contracts or ter rate per deadweight ton per month Whereas, The Commission is author- operations, pursuant to the policies, ,for dry cargo vessels shall be: ized by section 10 of the Contract Settle- principles, methods, and procedures rel- ment Act of 1944 (58 'Stat. 649) (1) to ative to such guarantees and commnit- Rate pcr deadweig t ments therefor prescribed by the Direc- Tonnage: to. per mintli enter into contracts with any Federal 23,000 and over...... -.3.0O Reserve Bank, or other public or private tor of Contract Settlement. The Fed- 22,0G0-2933 _ 3.05 financing institution, guaranteeing such eral Reserve Banks are authorized to ap- 21,00-21t]993.10 financing institution against loss of prin- prove, after consultation with and In the 20.000-20 -3 3.15 cipal or interest on loans, discounts, or absence of objection by authorized rep- 190 -19 9 ...... 3.20 advances or on commitments in connec- resentatives of the Commission, all ap- 18.000-18.9 33--3.25 tion therewith, which such financing plications for such guarantees of loans 17,00-17.93------3.30 totaling (a) $500,000 or less to any one 1,6000-16,999 ------3.35 institution may make to any war con- 15,000-15, 9 ...... 3.40 tractor or to any person who is or has borrower when the requested percentage 14, 0-14}99...... 3.45 been engaged in performing any opera- of guarantee is not in excess of 90 per 13,000-13,9 33..3.55 tion deemed by such contracting agency centur of the loan, and (b) $100,000 or 1 2.9-...... 3.65 to be connected with or related to war less to any one borrower when the re- 1.000-1 ,99 ..... 3.75 production, for the purpose of financing quested percentage of guarantee Is not such war contractor or other person in In excess of 95 per centum of the loan. 9.003- 993...... -4.0 8.000- 8 .9 w 4.10 connection with or in contemplation of The Director of Finance and the Assist- '7.08- 7.933...... ------4.35 the termination of one or more such war ant Directors of Finance, and such other as they iaay desig- 6,000- 4.65 contracts or operations; and (2) to make, officers and employees 5.000- 5 ...... 5.00 enter-into contracts to make, or to par- nate, are authorized to act as repre- 4.Q08- 4,93 ...... --- 5.40 ticipate, with any Government agency, sentatives of the Commission in connec- 3.00- 3,89...... 5.60 any Federal Reserve Bank, or public or tion with the execution of guarantees 3.000- 3.4S3------5.85 mak- 2,50- 2 939 ------6.15 private financing institution in making and commitments therefor or the 6.15D loans, discounts; or advances, or commit- ing of loans by the Federal Reserve 2.000--2.000- 2.49 ...... 6. 80 ments in connection therewith, for the Banks. 1,500- 1,939 - -.-.------6.90 1,000- 17499 .35 purpose of financing any such war con- It is further ordered, That the afore- tractor or other person in connection mentioned regulations be amended by (E.O. 9054, 7 F.R. 837) with or in contenplation of the termina- adding thereto two sections as follows: tion of such war contracts or operations; E. S. LAM, Whereas, the Commission is authorized § 298.104 Guarantees of loans ex- Administrator. by section 23 of said Contract Settle- ceeding $500,000. Applications from AuGusT 31, 1944. ment Act of 1944 to delegate any au- financing institution for guarantees of thority and discretion conferred upon it termination loans totaling more than [F. R. D2c. 44-13231; Filed, Augusst 31, 19 4; by or pursuant to said act to any officer $500,000 to any one borrower shall be 11:80 a. m.] or employee of the Commission, or to any made to the Director of Finance, United States Maritime Commission, Washing- other Government agency, and to au- (Gen. Order 3, Supp. 1] thorize successive redelegations of such ton 25, D. C. PAnT 341--SHip WARnsH REGU.ATIO-NS authority and discretion; and whereas § 298.105 Direct loans. Applications the Federal Reserve Banks are au- from war contractors for direct loans, SUEPA. 3-tAES thorized by section 10 of said act to act as provided in section 10 of the act, stall Section 341.93 Rate OrdersIs amended as fiscal agents of the United States on be made to the Director of Finance, to read: behalf of the Commission; and United States Maritime Commission, Whereas, in order to facilitate the ex- Washington 25, D. C. § 341.93 Rate Orders and other rate ercise of the Commission's powers, func- advices. (a) All modifications, ampli- tions, duties, and discretion under the By order of the United States Marl- filcations or changes made by the Admin- Contract Settleinent Act of 1944, it is time Commission. Istration In the rates and conditions necessary that the Commission delegate [SEAL] A. J. Wmta., authorized by this order (§§ 34L91 to its authority thereunder to the Federal .Secretary. 341.93, Inclusive) pursuant to the act Reserve Banks and to appropriate offi- of July 14, 1941 (55 Stat. 591), shall be cers of the Commission for the perform- AUGUST 24, 1944. In the form of "Rate Orders" or other ance of the functions and activities au- IF. R. Doe. 44-13282; Flled, Augtut 31, 1944; advces hereafter to be issued. thorized by said act relative to the guar- 11:60 a. m.] (b) The rates, surcharges and condi- anteeing of loans; tions prescribed pursuant to this Order It is therefore ordered, That § 298.103 (§§ 341.91 to 341.93, inclusive), including modifications, amplifications or'changes of the regulations of the Commission rn-War Shipping with respect to the settlement of claims Chapter therein as authorized by the Adminis- arisirg under terminated war contracts Administration tration in the form of "Rate Orders" or other advices, must be observed with re- (9 F.R. 9837) be and it hereby is amended [Gen. Order 8, Supp. 10 (Rev.), Amdt. 2] to read: spect to all vessels operated for account of the United States unless a departure § 298.103 Loans and loan guarantees PART 302--CoNRAcTS W H VESSEL Own- ERS AIM RATES Or COzLn'E10Ion RETLyr- therefrom was or Is specifically author- or commitments by Federal Reserve 3NG THERETO ized by the Administration; as to all Banks. The Federal Reserve Banks are REDETERMINATION Am RESD rSTZfTor other vessels, such authorized rates, sur- authorized, to the extent herein specified, charges and conditions, including modi- to act as fiscal agents of the Commission su CHARTER HIn fications, - amplifications or changes for guaranteeing financing institutions Basis for the redetermination and re- therein, shall, where applicable, consti- against loss of principal or interest on adjustment of time charter hire under tute the maxima in which the Adminis- loans, discounts, or advances or on com- charter parties tendered by the War tration will concur as a condition to the 10720 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 granting, or to the continued recogni- 'LEARIER E.AIPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES Eagle Brothers, 108 S. Main Street, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania; boys' shirts, 10 percent tion, of the warrants authorized by the ISSUANCE TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIES (AT); effective August 29, 1044, expiring Feb- act of July 14, 1941, unless otherwise ruary 28, 1945. specifically authorized by the.Admin- Notice of issuance of special certificates HUb Manufacturing Company, 1731 Arapa- istration. for the employment of learners under the hoe Street, Denver, Colorado; ladies' slack Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. suits, skirts, lounging pajamas and robes; 6 (E.O. 9054, 7 P.R. 837, 55 Stat- 591) Notice is hereby given that special cer- learners (T); effective August 30, 1944, ox- [SE.AL] E. S. LAND, tificates authorizing the employment of piring August 29, 1945. Administrator. learners at hourly wage rates lower than Industrial Undergarment Corporation, 340 AUGUST 30, 1944. the minimum wage rate applicable under Mill Street, Poughkeepsie, Nov York; Iadiesl section 6 of the act are issued under sec- underwear; 10 percent (T); effectivo Septem- ber 1, 1944, expiring August 31, 1948. IF. R. Doe. 44-13280; Filed, August 31, 1944; tion 14 thereof, Part 522 of the regula- 11:50 a. in.] McAdoo Manufacturing Company, S. Han- ations issued thereunder (August 16, cock Street, McAdoo, Pennsylvania; infants' 1940, 5 P.R. 2862, and as amended June wear, polo shirts, diaper covers; 30 learnera 25, 1942, 7 F.R. 4725), and the determi- (E); effective August 29, 1944, expiring No- Notices nation and order or regulationlisted be- vember 28, 1944. low and published in the FEDERAL REGIS- Model Sportwear Company, 212 "E" Street, TER as here stated. Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania; ladies', misses, and DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. thildren's blouses; 10 learners (T); effective Apparel Learner Regulations, September 7, August 28, 1044, expiring August 27, 1046. Wage and Hour Division. 1940 (5 P.R. 3591), as amended by Admin:. Racine Shirt Company, Inc., Greensburg, istrative Order March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079). LEARNER EmPLOYMENT CERTIFICATES Indiana; work shirts, mackinaws and coats; Single Pants, Shirts and Allied Garments, 10 percent (T); effective August 31, 1044, ex. ISSUANCE TO VARIOUS INDUSTRIES Women's Apparel, Sportswear, Rainwear, piring August 30, 1945. Robes and Leather and Sheep-Lined Gar- Shawnee Garment Manufacturing Com- Notice of Issuance of special certificates ments Divisions of the Apparel Industry, pany, 115Y2 North Bell Street, Shawnee, Oi:la- for the employment of learners under the Learner Regulations, July 20, 1942 (7 P.R. homa; men's and boys' overalls, pants, shirts Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. 4724), as amended by Administrative Order and work coats; 10 learners (T); effective Notice is hereby given that special cer- March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079), and Almin- September 2, 1944, expiring September 1, istrative Order June 7, 1943 (8 P.R. 7890). 1945. tificates authorizing the employment of Artificial Flowers and Fedthers L~arner learners at hourly wages lower than the South Side Dress Company, 1805 Pittston Regulations, October 24, 1940 (5 P.R. 4203). Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania: children's minimum rate applicable under section 6 Glove Findings and Determination of and ladies' dresses; 10 percent (T): effective of the act are issued under section 14 February 20, 1940, as amended by Adminis- August 29, 1944, expiring August 28, 1945. thereof and § 522.5 (b) of the regulations trative Order September 20, 1940 (5 F.R. Wyoming Frocks, Incorporated, 342-340 issued thereunder (August 16,1940, 5 P.R. 3748), and as further amended by Adminis- Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, Pennsylvania: 2862) to the employers listed below effec- trative Order, March 13, 1943 (8 F.R. 3079). ladies' and misses' dresses; 15 learners (E): • tive as of the date specified in each listed Hosiery Learner Regulations, September 4, effective August 28, 1944, expiring February 1940 (5 F.R. 3530), as amended by Adminis- Item below. 27, 1945. trative Order March 13, 1943 (8 P.R. 3079). GLOVE INDUSTRY I The employment of learners under Independent Telephone Learner Regula- these certificates is limited to the terms tions. July 17, 1944 (9 F.R. 7125). Richmond Glove Corporation, 300 Salem and conditions as designated opposite the Knitted Wear Learner Regulations, Octo- Avenue, West, Roanoke, Virginia; work gloves: employer's name. These certificates are bet 10, 1940 (5 P.R. 3982), as amended by Ad- 10 learners (AT); effective August 28, 1044, issued upon the employers' representa- ininistrative Order, March 13, 1943 (8 FM. expiring February 27, 1945. Saranac Glove Company, 42 Saranac Striet, tions that experienced workers for the 3079). Millinery Learner Regulations, Custom Littleton, New Hampshire: leather dress and learner occupations are not available for Made and Popular Priced, August 29, 1940 work gloves; 5 learners (T); effective August employment and that they are actually (5 PM. 3392, 3393). 28, 1944, expiring August 27, 1045. in need of learners at subminimum rates Textile Learner Regulations, May 16, 1941 The Tex-Sun Glove Company, Inc,, 110 East in order to prevent curtailment of oppor- (6 P.R. 2446), as amended by Administrative 6th Avenue, Corsicana, Texas; work gloves; tunities for employment. The certifi- Order March 13,'1943 (8 P. 3079). * 20 learners (E); effective August 28, 194, cates may be cancelled in the manner Woolen Learner Regulations, October 30, expiring February 27, 1045. provided for in the regulations and as 1940 (5 F.R. 4302). HOSIERY INDUSTRY Notice of Amended Order for the Employ- indicated on the certificate. Any person ment of Learners in the Cigar Manufacturing Athens College Hosiery Mill, Athens, Ala- aggrieved by the issuance of the certifi- Industry, July 20, 1941 (6 F.R. 3753). .bama; Full-fashioned hosiery; 36 learners cates may seek a review or reconsidera- (AT); effective September 12, 1944, expiring tion thereof. The employment of learners under June 30, 1945. Sunshine Hosiery Mills, 215 South Church NAMIE AND ADDRESS OF FIRM, PRODUCT, NUMBER these certificates is limited to the terms or LE&nNE, LEAnING Pxauoo, LEARNER and conditions therein contained and to Street, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, seamless and full-fashioned hosiery; 5 percent (T): WAGE, LEARNER OccUPATIoN, EXPIRATION DATE the provisions of the applicable deter- effective August 29, 1944, expiring August 28, The Huse Publishing Company, 116 N. 4th mination and order or regulations cited 1945. Street, Norfolk, Nebraska[ printing; 7 learn- above. The applicable determination TELEPHONE INDUSTRY ers (T); linotype operator, pressman, com- and order or regulations, and the effec- positor, proofreader, engraver, bindery worker Central Iowa Telephone Compay, Rein- for a learning period of 1,000 hours provided tive and expiration dates of the dertif- beck, Iowa; to employ learners as commercial that if any learners are students combined cates issued to each employer is listed switchboard operators at Its Renbeck ex- below. The certificates may be cancelled change, located at Reinbeck, Iowa, effective work and school hours in any one week do August 26, 1944, expiring August 25, 1045. not exceed 48 hours at 30 cents for the irst in the manner provided in the regula- Dalton Telephone Company, Dalton, Geor- 500 hours and 35 cents for the following 500 tions and as indicated in the certificates. hours; effective August 30, 1944, expiring °gla; to employ learners as commercial snyitch- August 29, 1945. Any person aggrieved by the issuance of board operators at its Dalton exchange, lo- any of these certificates, may seek a re- cated at Dalton, Georgia; effective August 23, Wallace ,Nutting Shops, 46 Park Street, 1944, expiring August 24, 1945. Framingham, Massachusetts; hand coloring view or reconsideration thereof. pictures; 2 learners (T); colorist for a learn- Douglas Telephone Company, Douglas, ing period of 160 hours at 30 cents an hour; NAME AND ADDRESS OF FIRM, INDUSTRY, PROD- Georgia; to employ learners as commercial effective August 24, 1944, expiring October 5, ucT, NUMBER oL E&RN=s AND EFrECTIvE switchboard operators at Its Douglas ex- 1944. DATES change, located at Douglas, Georgia; effective Signed at New York, New York, this SINGLE PANT, SHIRTS, AND AI GARMENTS, August 25, 1944, expiring August 24, 1045., 29th day of August 1944. WOMEN'S APPAREL, SPORTSWEAR, RAIN EAR, CIGAR INDUSTRY ROBES AIM LEATIR AND S -LNED GAR- General Cigar- Company, Inc., 7th and ISABEL FERGUSON, MENTS DIVISIONS OF THE APPAREL INDUSTRY Authorized Representative Poplar Streets, Benton, Kentucky: machine Dixie Shirt Company, Inc., Spartanburg, made cigars; 10 percent (T): cigar machine of the Administrator. South Carolina; men's civilian and army operating for a learning period of 320 hours [P. R.'Doc. 44-13205; Piled, August 30, 19441 shirts;, 10 percent (T), effective August 26, at 30 cents an hour; cigar packing and ma- 2:52 p. =.] 1944, expiring August P6S,1948. chine stripping for a learning period of 100 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1914 10721 hours at 30 cents an hour: effective August profits recoverable at law or in equity from [Vesting Order 40111 22, 1944, expiring August 21, 1945. any person, firm, corporation or government for past infringement thereof, In and to EIJzuIET Arssssosr Signed at New York, N. Y., this 29th the following United States Letters Patent: day of August 1944. In re: Estate of Elizabeth Akesson, Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and deceased; File D--17-370; E. T. sec. 7999. ISABEL FERGUSON, Title Under the authority of the Trading Authorized Representative 2,043,033; 6-2-36; Pierre T. Capdoville; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and of the Administrator. Underground electric cable; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and to law, the Alien Property Cus- Ir. R. Dec. 44-13206: Filed, August 30, 1944; (c) All interests and rights (Including all pursuant 2:52 p. m.] royalties and other monl3 payable or held todian after Investigation, with respect to such interests end rights and Finding that- all damages for breach of the agreement (1) The property and Interests hereinafter hereinafter described, together with the right descrlbcd are proparty which Is in the proce.s to sue therefor) created in SccletA Itallana FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COM- of administration by Andrew R. Bratter, 15 Pirelli and Compagnie Internatlonale Pirelli, W. Eellog7 Blvd., 328 Court House, St. Paul, MISSION. and each of them, by virtue of an agreement Liinneota. Administrator, acting under the dated June 30, 1933 (including all modifi- of [Docket No. 6653] judIci suparvion of the Probate Court cations thereof and supplements thereto, In- Ramsey County, Minne0ota; QUEEN CITY BROADCASTING CO., INC. cluding, but not by way of limitation, the (2) Such property and Interests are pay- supplemental agreement by letter dated able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na- NOTICE OF HEARING April 12, 1934 to General Electrlc Company tional of a designated enemy country, Ger- from Socletb Itallana Pirelli and Compagnte many, namely, Correction Internationale Pirelli. and the amendatory National and Last Known Address In F. R. Doe. 44-15089, appearing on agreement byletter dated March 4, 1935 from page 10594 of the issue for Wednesday, General Electric Company to Eoleta Itallana Olga Streda, Germany. Pirell) by and between General Electric August 30, 1944, the seventh line of para- Company, SccletA Italiana Pirell and Com- And determinin.g that- graph 5 should read "thereof the pro- pagnie Internatlonalo Pirelli, which agree- (3) If such national Is a person not within posed assignment would". ment relates, among other things, to United a delinated enemy country, the national In- States Letters Patent No. 2,043,033, tereat of the United States requires that such person b3 treated as a national of a desig- is property of, or is property payable or held nated enemy country.'Germany; and with resTpect to patents or rights related thereto in which interests are held by. and Having made all determinations and taken OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY CUS- such property Itself constitut4s Intercets all action, after appropriate consultation and TODIAN. held therein by. nationals of foreign coun- certification, required by said Esecutive order tries (Italy, Belgium, France); or act or otherwize, and deeming It necess ary [Vesting Order Number 40091 And having made all determinatlons and In the national Interest, taken all action required by law, including SOCIETA' ITALIANA PIRELLI AND COLIPAGNIE appropriate consultation and certification, Now, therefore, the Allen Property INTERNATIONALE PIRELLI and deeming It neces.ary in the national Custodian hereby vests the following In re: Patents and interests of Societa' interest, property and interests: Italiana Pirelli and Compagnie Inter- hereby vests In the Allen Property Cus- All right, title, intere-ot and claim of any nationale Pirelli in an agreement dated todian the property described above, to kind or character whatsoever of Olga Streda, June 30, 1933 with General Electric Com- in and to the estate of Elizabeth Akean, be held, used, administered, liquidated, deceaed, pany. sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- Under the authority of the Trading terest and for the benefit of the United to be held, used, administered, liquidated, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and States. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter- Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Such property and any or all of the est of and for the benefit of the United and pursuant to law, the undersigned, proceeds thereof shall be held In an States. after investigation, finding: appropriate account or accounts, pend- Such property, and any or all of the 1. That Societa' Italiana Pirelli is a corpo- ing further determination of the Allen proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ration organized under the laws of Italy with Property Custodian. This order shall appropriate special account or accounts, its principal place of business at Milan, not be deemed to limit the power of the pending further determination of the Italy and is a national of a foreign country Allen Property Custodian to return such Allen Property Custodian. This shall (Italy); property or the proceeds thereof In not be deemed to limit the powers of the 2. That Compagnie Internationale Pirelli is or in part, nor shall It be deemed a corporation organized under the laws of whole Allen Property Custodian to return such Belgium with its principal place of business to indicate that compensation will not property or the proceeds thereof, or to at Brussels, Belgium and is a national of a be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it Indicate that compensation will not be should be determined to take any one or foreign country (Belgium); paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should 3. That Treffleries et Laninoirs du Havre all of such actions. is a business organization organized under Any person, except a national of a be determined that such return should the laws of France and is a national of a designated enemy country, asserting any be made or such compensation should be foreign country (France); claim arising as a result of this order paid. subpara- 4. That the-property described in may, within one year from the date Any person, except a national of a graph 7a hereof s property of Societa' Ita- designated enemy country, asserting any liana Pirelli; hereof, or within such further time as 5. That the property described in subpar- may be allowed, file with the Allen Prop- claim arising is a result of this order may agaph 7b hereof is property of Trefflerles et erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a no- file with the Alien Property Custodian a Lminoirs du Havre; tice of claim, together with a request notice of his claim, together with a re- 6. That the property described in subpara- for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein quest for a hearing thereon, on Form graph 7c hereof is property of Socleta' Its- contained shall be deemed to constitute APC-1, within one year from the date liana Pirelli and Compagnie Internationale an admission of the existence, validity or hereof, or within such further time as Pirelli; right to allowance of any such claim. 7. That the property described as follows: may be allowed by the Alieri Property (a) All right, title and interest, including The terms "national" and "designated enemy country" as used herein shall Custodian. all accrued royalties and all damages and The terms "national" and "designated pr-fits recoverable at law or In equity from have the meanings prescribed in section any person, firm, corporation or government 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as enemy country" as used herein shall have for past infringement thereof, in and to the amended. the meanings prescribed in section 10 of following United States Letters Patent: said Executive order. Executed at Washington, D. C., on Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and August 8, 1944. Dated: August 16, 1944. Title [SEAL] JAMMs E. MAMIAa, sESL] JAMES E. MAREMAUr, 2,133,398; 10-18-38; Mario Puritz; Electric Alien Property Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. cable and method of repairing the same; (b) All right, title and interest, Including [P. It. Doc. 44-13264; Filed, August 31, 1044; [P. It. Dac. 44-13265: Filed, August 31, 1944: all accrued royalties and all damages and 10:38 n, m.f1 10:39 a.m.] 10722 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944,

[Vesting Order 4012] have the meanings prescribed in section admission of the existence, validity or 10 of said Executive order. right to allowance of any such claim. GEORGE BAUER . The terms "national" and "designated In re: Estate of George Bauer, de- Dated: August 16, 1944. I enemy country" aq used herein shall ceased; File: D-28-8617; E. T. sec. 10287. [SM] JAIES E. MAIRUHIM, have the meanings prescribed in section "Under the authority of the Trading Alien Property Custodian. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as with the Enemy Act, as amended, and, amended. Jr. R. Doc. 44-13265; Filed, August 31, 1944; Executive Order 9095, as amended, and 10:39 a. m.] Executed at Washington, D. C., on pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus- August 16, 1944. todian, after investigation, JAMES E. MARIMuAM, Finding that- [SEAL] Order 4013] (1) The property and interests hereinafter [Vesting Alien Property Custodian. described are property which is in the process ALARM BAUR [F. R. Doc. 41-.13267; Filed, August 31, 10441 of administration by Ben H. Brown, Admin- 10:39 a. m.] istrator, acting under the judicial super- In re: Estate of Marie Baur, deceased; vision of the Superior Court of the State of File D-28-4286; E. T. sec. 7334. California, in and for the County of Los Under the authority of the Trading Angeles; with the Enemy Act, as amended, and [Vesting Order 4014]. (2) Such property and interests are pay- Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, able or deliverable to, or claimed by, na- J. J. BRUTTY ', tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger- and pursuant to law, the undersigned, many,' namely, after investigation, finding; In re: Estate of J. J. Brutty, deceased; That the property described as follows: File D-28-7707; E. T. sec. 8226. Nationals and Last Known Address All right, title, interest and'claim of any Under the authority of the Trading Therese Bauer, Germany. kind or character whatsoever of Wilhelm with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Wlihelmina Konrad, Germany. Strubel, Max Strubel and Anna Strubel, and Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Maria Albert, Germany. each of them, in and to the Estate of Marie pursuant to law, the Allen Property Cus- Helene Wohlmannstetter, Germany. Baur, deceased, todian after investigation, Therese Troemml, Germany. Is property payable or deliverable to, or Finding that- And determining that- claimed by, nationals of a designated enemy (1) The property and interests hereinafter (3) If such nationals are pprsons not counry, namely, Germany-, descrlbed are property which is In the proc- within a designated enemy country, the na- Nati6nas and Last Known Address ess of administration by Hoyt Hunter, Quinn, tional interest of the United States requires Dakota, Administrator, acting under as nationals of Wilhelm Strubel, Offenburg, Germany. South that such persons be treated Max Strubel, Offenburg, Germany. the judicial supervision of the County Court enemy country, Germany; and a designated Anna Strubel, Offenburg, Germany. of Pennington County, South Dakota, Having made all determinations and taken (2) Such property and Interests are pay- all action, after appropriate consultation and That such property is in the process of ad- able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na- certification, required by said Executive order ministration by Harold Henry, as Executor tional of a designated enemy country, Ger- or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary of the Estate of Marie Baur, acting under many, namely, in the national interest, the judicial supervision of the Surrogate's Court, New York County, New Yoik; ' National and Last Knownl Address Now, therefore, the Alien Property And determining that to the extent that Margartt Nurgus, Germany. Custodian hereby vests the following such nationals are persons not within a property and Interests: designated enemy country, the national And determining that- interest of the United States requires that (3) If such national Is a person not within All right, title, interest and claim of any such persons be treated as nationals of a a designated enemy country, the national kind or character whatsoever of Therese designated enemy country, (Germany); interest of the United States requires that Bauer, Wilhelmina Konrad, Maria Albert, And having made all determinations and such person be treated as a national of a Helene Wohlmannstetter and Therese taken all action required by law, including designated enemy country, Germany; and Troemml, and each of them, in and to the appropriate consultation and certification, Having made all determinations and taken Estate of George Bauer, deceased, and deeming it necessary in the national all action, after appropriate consultation and to be held, used, administered, liqui- interest, certification, required by said Executive order or act or otherwise, and deeming it necessary dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the hereby vests in the Alien Property Crus- In the national interest, interest of and for the benefit of the todan the property described above, to United States. be held, used, administered, liquidated, Now, therefore, the Allen Property Such property, and any or all of the sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter- Custodian hereby vests the following proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap- est and for the benefit of the -United property and Interests: propriate special account or accounts, States. All right, title, Interest and claim of any pending further determination of the Such property and- any or all of the kind or character whatsoever of Margaret Alien Property Custodian. This'shall not proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap- Nurgus in and to the estate of J. J. 'Brutty, be deemed to limitthe powers of the propriate account or accounts, pending deceased, Alien Property Custodian to return such further determination of the Alier Prop- to be held, used, administered, liquidated, property or the proceeds thereof, or to erty Custodian. This order shall not be sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- Indicate that compensation will not be deemed to limit the power of the Alien terest of and for the benefit of the paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should Property Custodian to return such prop- United States. be determined that such return should erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or Such property, and any or all of the be made or such compensation should in part, nor shall it be deemed to indi- proceeds thereof, shall be held in an be paid. cate that compensation will not be paid appropriate special account or accounts, Any person, except a national of a in lieu thereof, if and when'it should be pending further determination of the designated enemy country, asserting any determined to take any one or all of Allen Property Custodian. This shall not claim arising as a result of this order such actions. be deemed to limit the powers of the may file .with the Alien Property Cus- Any person, except a national of a Alien Property Custodian to return such designated enemy country, asserting any property or the proceeds thereof, or to todian a notice of his claim, together claim arising as-a result of this order indicate that compensation will not be with a request for a hearing thereon, on may, within one year from the date paid In lieu thereof, If and when it should Form APC-1, within one year from the hereof, or within such further time as be determined that such return should be date hereof, or within such further time may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop- made or such compensation should be as may be allowed by the Alien Property erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice paid. Custodian. of claim, together with a request for a Any person, except a national of a The terms "national" and "designated hearing thereon. Nothing herein con- designated enemy country, asserting any enemy country" as used herein shall tained shall be deemed to constitute an claim arising as a result of this order FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10723 may file with the Alien Property Cus- Any person, except a national of a paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should todian a notice, of his claim, together designated enemy country, aserting any be determined that such return should be with a request for a hearing thereon, on claim arising as a result of this order made or such compensation should be Form APC-1, within one year 'from the may file with the Alien Property Custo- paid. date hereof, or within such further time dian a notice of his claim, together with Any person, except a national of a as may be allowed by the Alien Property a request for a hearing thereon, on designated enemy country, asserting any Custodian. Form APC-1, within one year from the claim arising as a result of this order may The terms "national" and "designated date hereof, or within such further time file with the Alien Property Custodian a enemy country" as used herein shall have as may be allowed by the Alien Property notice of his claim, together with a re- the meanings prescribed In section 10 Custodian. quest for a hearing thereon, on Form of said Executive order. The terms "national" and "desig- APC-1, within one year from the date nated enemy country" as used herein hereof, or within such further time as Dated: August 16, 1944. shall have the meanings prescribed in may be allowed by the Allen Property [SEAL] JALMESB. IMAuKff= section 10 of said Ex,ecutive order. Custodian. Alien Property Custodian. The terms "national" and "designated Dated: August 16, 1944. enemy country" as used herein shall have [F. R. Dec. 44-13268; Flied, August 81, 1944; JsAMS E. Menssx, the meanings prescribed in section 10 of 10:40 a.m.] Isr.L Alien Property Custodian. aid Executive order. [F. F. Doe. 44-13269; Fllcd. Augmst 31, 1944; Dated: August 16, 1944. 10:40 a. ra.] [sFAL3 JAtirs E. MARHAU, [Vesting Order 4015] Alien Property Custodian. SOPHIA GOODRIDGE [Vesting Order 40161 [F. R. Dac. 44-13270; Filed, Augus 31, 1M4; In re: Trust under the will of Sophia 10:40 a. n.] , Goodridge for the benefit of Maria Bour- bier; Bie No. D-28-2194; E. T. sec. 2952. In re: Estate of Israel Grossman, de- Under the authority of the Trading ceased; File D-34--737; E. T. see. 1010L [Vesting Order 40171 with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Under the authority of the Trading Executive Order 9095, as 'mended, and with the Enemy Act., as amended, and pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus- Executive Order 9095, as amended, and In re: Estate of Ted Kaneko, deceased; todian after investigation, pursuant to law; the Allen Property Cus- File D-39-17544; E. T. sec. 10299. todian after investigation, Under the authority of the Trading Pinding that- with the Enemy Act, as amended, and (1) The property- and interests hereinafter Finding that- Executive Order 9095, as amended, and described are property which is in the proc-. (1) The property and Interests herein- the Allen Property Cus- ess of administration by the Union and after described are property which Is In the pursuant to law, New Haven Trust Company, as executor, act- process of administration by Alexander S. todian after investigation, ing under the judicial supervision of the Levine, Executor, acting under the judcll Finding that- Court of Probate, District of Hartford, State supervision of the Surrogato' 'Court, Kings (1) The property and nterests hereinafter of Connecticut; - County. New York; deccribed are property which 13 in the proa- (2). Such property and interests are pay- (2) Such property and Interests ore pay- c=a of edministration by Bn H. Bro-n, Ad- able or deliverable -to or claimed by, a able or deliverable to, or claimed by na- minlatrator, acting under the judli U, super- national of a designated enemy country, tionals of a deslgnnte4 enemy country, Hun- vision of the Superior Court of the State of Germany, namely, gary; namely, California, in and for tho County of Ls Address Nationals and Last Known Addrecs Angeles; NatoOnal and Last Known (2) Such property and interest are pay- Maria nourbler, Germany. Eddie Kohn, Hungary. able or deliverable to, or claimed by, a na- And determining that- Frances Xohn, Hungary. tional of a desigaated enemy country, Japan, (3) If such national is a person not within Terris Kohn, Hungary. namely, a designated enemy country, the national And determining that- interest of the United States requires that National and Last Eno= Address (3) If such nationals are parcons not Japan. such person be treated as a national of a enemy country, the SAl aneo, and within a designated designated enemy country, Germany; national interest of the United States re- And determlning that- Having made all determinations and taken quires that such perrona be treated as na- (3) If -uch national Iaa person not within all action, after appropriate consultation and tionals of a designated enemy country, a deaignated enemy country, the national certification, required by said Executive Hungary; and interest of the United States requires thabt order or act or otherwise, and deeming it determinations and taken of a necessary in the national interest, Having made all ouch parzon be treated as a national all action, after appropriate connultation dcdiCnatcd enemy country, Japan; and Now, therefore, the Alien Property and certification, required by cald Exccutive Having made all dzterminations and taken Custodian hereby vests the following order or act or otherwire, and deemlng It all action, after appropriate consultation and necessary in the national Interest, cartiflcatlon, required by eald Executive order property and interests: or act or otherwise, and deeming It neces- All right, -title, interest and claim of any Now, therefore, the Allen Property csry in the national interest, kind or character whatsoever of Marla Bour- Custodian hereby vests the following bier in and to the trust created under the property and interests: Now, therefore, the Allen Property Will of Sophia Godridge, deceased, All right, title, interest and claim of any Custodian hereby vests the following property and interests: to be held, used, administered, liqui- kind or character whatsoever of Eddle xohn, Frances Kohn and Terris Kohn. and each of All right, title, interest, and claim of any dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in of the them, in and to the Estate Israel Gro=- kind or character whatzever of Sal ane o, the interest of and for the benefit of mn.n deceased, and to the estate of Ted Xaneko, de- United States. in Such property, and any or all of the to be held, used, administered, liquidated, ceasd. proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap- sold or otherwise dealt with in the in- to be held. used, administered, liquidated, propriate special account or accounts, terest of and for the benefit of the United sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter- pending further determination of the States. e3t of and for the benefit of the United Allen Property Custodian. This shall Such property, and any or all of the States. not be deemed to limit the powers of the proceeds thereof, shall be held in an.ap- Such property, and any or all of the Alien Property Custodian to return such propriate special account or accounts, proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap- property or the proceeds thereof, or to pending further determination of the propriate special account or accounts, indicate that compensation will not be Alien Property Custodian. This shall not pending further determination of the paid in lieu thereof, if and when it be deemed to limit the powers of the Allen Property Custodian. This shall not should be determined that such xeturn Alien Property Custodian to return such be deemed to limit the powers of the should be made or such compensation property or the proceeds thereof, or to Allen Property Custodian to return such should be paid. indicate that compensation will not be property or the proceeds thereof, or to No. 175----8 10724 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

indicate that compensation will not be the interest of and for the bene fit of the All right, title, interest, and claim of any paid in lieu United States.. kind or character whatsoever of Anna Krausi thereof, if and when it should in and to the estate of Agnes Nutting Ladd, be determined that such, return should Such property, and any or a 11 of the deceased, be made or such compensation should proceeds thereof, shall be hel.d in an be paid. appropriate special account or faccounts, to be held, used, administered, liqul- Any person, except a national of a pending further determinatior of the dated, sold or otherwise dealt with In the designated enemy country, asserting any Allen Property Custodian. TIlis shall interest of and for the benefit of the claim arising as a result of this order may not be deemed to limit the powers of the United States. file with the Alien Property Custodian Alien Property Custodian to ret urn such Such property, and any or all of the a notice of his claim, together with a property or the proceeds thereof, or to proceeds thereof, shall be held In an ap- request for a hearing thereon, on Form indicate that compensation wi 11not be proprIate special' account or accounts, APC-1, within one year from the date paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should pending further determination of the hereof, or within such further time as be determined that such retur n should Alien Property Custodian. This shall may be allowed by the Alien Property be made or such compensatio n should not be deemed to limit the powers of the Custodian. be paid. Allen Property Custodian to return such The terms "national" and "designated Any person, exceiSt a natioinal of a property or the proceeds thereof, or to enemy country" as used'herein shall have designated enemy country, asserrting any indicate that compensation will not be the meanings prescribed in section 10 of claim arising as .a result .of tlhis order paid in lieu thereof, If and when It should ,said Executive order. may file with the Alien Propert,y Custo- be determined that such return should be dian a notice of his claim, togeth er with a made or such compensation should be Dated: August 16, 1944. request for a hearing thereon, on Form paid. [SEAL] JMAES E. MARKHAm, APC-1, within one year from the date Any-person, except a national of a Alien Property Custodian. hereof, or within such further time as designated enemy country, asserting any may be allowed by the Alien Property claim arising as a result of this order [F. R. Dc. 44-13271; Filed, August 31, 1944; may file with the Alien Property Custo- 10:41 a. i.] Custodian. The terms "national" and "deesignated dian a notice of his claim, together with enemy country" as used herein shall a request for a hearing thereon, on have the meanings prescribed kn section Form APC-1, within one year from the 10 of said Executive order. date hereof, or within such further time [Vesting Order 4018] as may be allowed by the Allen Property HUGO Kos'MAN Dated: August 16, 1944. Custodian. and "designated In re: Estate of Hugo Kompman, de- [SEAL] JAMES E. MAI EAM, The terms "national" Alien Property Custodian. enemy country" as used herein shall ceased; File D-28-8746; E. T. sec. 10624. have the meanings prescribed In section Under the authority of the Trading [F. R. Doc. 44-13272; Filed, August 31, 1944; 10 of said Executive order. with the Enemy Act, as amended, and 10:41 a. m.] Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Dated: August 16, 1944. pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus- [SEAL] JAMES E. MARIIXAM, todian after Investigation, Alien Property Custodian. Finding that- [Vesting Order 4019] [F. R. Doc. 44-13273; Filed, August 31, 1941; (1) The property and interests hereinafter 10:41 a. m.] described are property which is in the process AGNES NUTTING LADD of administration by John T. Dempsey, 11 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois, Ad- In re; Estate of Agnes Nutting Ladd, ministrator, acting under the judicial super- deceased; File No. D-28-8681; E. T. sec. [Vesting Order 4020] vision of the Probate Court of Cook County, 10497. 1linos; Trading FRANK X. MANILn (2) Such property and interests are payable Under the authority of the or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals of with the Eneny Act, as amended, and In re: Estate of Frank X. Manlc, de- a designated enemy country, Germany, Executive Order 9095, as amended, and ceased; File D-28-7846; E. T. sec. 8440. namely, pursuant to law, the Alien Property Cus- Under the authority of the Trading Nationals and Last Known Address todian after investigation, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Finding that- Executive Order 9095, as amended, and Fritz Kompman, Czechoslovakia. (1) The property and interests herein- pursuant to law, the Allen Proparty Cus- Heinz Kompman, Germany. after described are property which Is in the todian after investigation, And determining that- process of administration by The Greenwich Finding that- (3) Fritz Kompman, a citizen or subject Trust Company, as executor, acting under (1) The property and interests hereinafter of a designated enemy country, Germany, and the judicial supervision of the Court of Pro- described are property which is in the pro- within an enemy occupied country, Czecho- bate, District of Greenwich, State of Con- cess of administration by John T. Dempsey, slovakia, is a national of a designated enemy necticut; 11 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, 3, Illinois, country, Germany; (2) Such property and interests are paya- Administrator With the Will Annexed, act- (4) To the extent that such nationals are ble or deliverable to, or claimed by, a national ing under the judicial supervision of the persons not within a designated enemy coun- of a designated enemy country,' Germany, Probate Court of Cook County, Illinois: try, the national interest of the United States namely, (2) Such property and interests are pay- requires that such persons be treated as na- National and Last Known Address able or deliverable to, or claimed by, nationals tionals of a designated enemy country, Ger- of a designAted enemy country, Germany, many; and Anna Krauss, Germany. namely, Having made all determinations and taken And determining that- Nationals and Last Known Address all action, after appropriate consultation and (3) If such national is a person not within certification, required by said Executive order a designated enemy country, the national Helene Frank, nee Maennle, Germany. or act or otherwise, and.deeming it necessary Interest of the United States requires that Eufrosina Siebert, nee Maennie, Germapy. In the national interest, such person be treated as a national .of a Adelheid Maennle, Germany. Rosa Maennle, Germany. hereby vests the following property and designated enimy country, Germany; and Karl Maennle, Germany. interests: Having made all determinations and taken all action, after appropriate consulta- Child or children, names unnown, of All right, title, interest and claim of any Helene Frank, nee Maennl, Eufrosina Sie- kind or character whatsoever of Fritz Komp- tion and certification, required by said' Ex- ecutive order or act or otherwise, and deem- bert, nee Maennle, Adelheld Macnnl, Rosa man and Heinz Kompmgn, and each of them, Maennle and Karl Maennlc, Germany, In and to the estate of Hugo Kompman, Ing it necessary in the national interest, deceased, And determining that- Now, therefore, the Alien Property (3) If such nationals arc persons not to be held, used, administered, liqui- Custodian hereby vests the following within a designated enemy country, the na- dated, sold or otherwise dealt with In property and Interests: tional interest of the United States requirea FEDERAL REGISTER, Frday,September 1, 1914 10725 that such persons be treated as nationals Is property of, or Is property payable or held [Vestlng Order 40331 of a designated enemy country, Germany; with respect to patent, or rights related and thereto in which ntercts are held by, and FaninncA ITALrI.A VALvoLE RADIo Erar- Having made all determinations and taken such property itself constitutcs intercts held TracEn MM FABEE11cA ITAL~niA MAGI= all action, after appropriate consultation therein by, a national of a foreign country MMUELLI and certification, required by said Etecutive (Germany); order or act or otherwise, and deeming it And having made all detcrminatlons and In re: Interest of Fabbrica Italiana necessary in the national interest, taken all action required by law, includ- Valvole Radio Elettrlche and Fabbrica ing appropriate consultation and crtifea.- Italiana Magnetl Marelli In an agree- Now, therefore, the Alien Property tion, and deeming It nccczary in the na- Custodian hereby vests the following tional interest, ment dated September 1, 1931 with West- property and interests: inghouse Electric International Com- hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus- pany. All right, title, interest and claim of any todian the property described above, to Under the authority of the Trading kind or character whatsoever of Helene be held, used, administered, liquidated, with the Enemy Act, as amended, and Frank, nee Maennle, Eufrosina Siebert, nee in- Maennle, Adelheid. Maennle, Rosa Liaennle, sold or otherwise dealt with in the Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, Karl Maennle, and child or children, names terest and for the benefit of the United and pursuant to law, the undersigned, unknown, of Helene Frank, nee Maennle, States. after investigation, finding: Eufrosina Siebert, nee MIaennle, Adelheld Such property and any or all of the 1. That Fabbrlca Italians Valvole Radio Maennle, Rosa Maennle, Zarl Maennle, and proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap- Elettrlche and Fabbrica Italana magnet Me- each of them, in and to the estate of Frank propriate account or accounts, pending areall businecs organizations organized X. Manle, deceased, further determination of the Allen under the lars of and having their prin- to be held, used, administered, liqui- Propery Custodian. This order shall not cipal place3 of busine:s in Italy, and are dated, sold or otherwise dealt with in the be deemed to limit the power of the Alien nationals of a forelgn country (Italy); Property Custodian to return such prop- 2. That the property described in subpara- interest of and for the benefit of the graph 3 hereof is property of Fabbrica Ital- United States. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or deemed to indi- lana Valvola Radio ElettrIche and Fabbrica Such property, and any or all of the in part, nor shall It be Italians, Mgneti Marelli; proceeds thereof, shall be held in an ap- cate that compensation will not be paid 3. That the property described as follows: propriate special account or accounts, in lieu thereof, if and when it should be All Interests and rights (tincluding all roy- pending further determination of the determined to take any one or all of altIe3 and other monle3 payable ar held Alien Property Custodian. This shall such actions. with re:pct to such internts and rights and Any person, except a national of a all damSea for breach of the agreement not be deemed to limit the powers of the together with the right Alien P operty Custodian to return such designated enemy country, asserting any hereinafter discrlbed, claim arising as a result of this order to sue therefor) created in Fabbrica Itallans property or the proceeds thereof, or to Valvole Radio Elettricho and Fabbrca Ital- indicate that compensation will not be may, within one year from the date here- iana Maneti L arelli, and each of them, by paid in lieu thereof, if and when it should of, or within such further time as may virtue of an agreement dated September 1, be determined that such return should be allowed, file with the Alien Prop- 1934 (including all modficatios thereof and be made or such compensation should be erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice supplements thereto, including, but not by paid. of claim, together with a request for a way of lmitation, a letter agreement between hearing thereon. Nothing herein con- the parties dated September 1, 1934) by Any person, except a national of a and between Wetinghou Electric Inter- designated enemy country, asserting any tained shall be deemed to constitute an admission of the existence, validity or national Company and Fabbrica Itallans claim arising as a result of this order Valvole Radio selttriche and Fabbrics Ital- may le with the Alien Property Cus- right to allowance of any such claim. lana=gneti L-arell, which agreement re- todian a notice of his claim, together The terms "natiopa1" and "designated latc, among other things, to Patent lNo. with a request for a hearing thereon, on enemy country" as used herein shall have 2,2723. the meanings prescribed in section 10 Form APC-1, within one year from the is property payable or held with r-sct to date hereof, or within such further time of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. patents or rights related thereto n which as may be allowed by the Alien Property Executed at Washington, D. C., on interesta are held by, and such property Custodian. August 16, 1944. ltzelf constitutcs interts held therein by The terms "national" and "designated nationals of a forc n country (Italy); country" as used herein shall [SEAL] JAMES E. BlA MA1AI And having mado all determinations and enemy Alien Property Custodian. taken all action required by law, including have the meanings prescribed in section appropriate consultation and certilcation, 10 of said Executive order. Examir A and decnming t nece--ary in the national in- Dated: August 16, 1944. (a) All right, title and interet, including tereat, all accrued royalties and all damagcs and [sMLI JAEs E. TARKH A, profits recoverable at law or In equity from hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus- Alien Property Custodian. any person, firm, corporation or govern- todian the property described above, ment for past infringement thereof, in and to be held, used, administered, liquid- [F. R. Doc. 44-13274; Filed, August 31, 1944; the following United States Letters Pat- sold or otherwise dealt With in the a. m.] to ated, 10:41 ent: interest and for the benefit of the United Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inrntor and States. [Vesting Order 4035] Title Such property and any or all of the 2,079,386; 5-4-37; Karl Schofer, Germany; proceeds thereof shall be held in an .Fa mrinc DoPuEscmn Method for the production of bands for appropriate account or accounts, pend- In re: Patent and interest of Fried- ornamental and useful purposes; ing further determination of the Alien rich Doppenschmitt in Agreements with (b) All interests and rights (including all Property Custodian. This order shall Forstner Chain Corporation. royalties and other monies payable or held not be deemed to limit the power of the Under the authority of the Trading with -espect to such interests and rlhts and Alien Property Custodian to return such with the Enemy Act, as amended, and all damages for breach of the agrcements property or the proceeds thereof in amended, hereinafter described, together with the right Executive Order No. 9095, as nor shall it ba deemed and pursuant to law, the undersigned, to sue therefor) created in Friedrich Dppn- whole or in part, after investigation, finding; schmitt by virtue of agreements dated July to indicate that compensation will not 22, 1937 (including all modifcations thereof be paid in lieu thereof, if and when it 1. That Friedrich Doppenschmitt is a resl- and supplements thereto, If any) by and to take any one or dent of Pforzheim, Germany and is a na- between the said Friedrich Doppentchmitt should be determined tional of a foreign country (Germany); and Fors ner Chain Corporation, which all of such actions. 2. That the property described in subpara- agreements relate, among other thing3, to Any person, except a national of a graph 3 hereof is the property of Friedrich United States Lutters Patent lb3. 1,634,703 designated enemy country, asserting any Doppenschmitt; and 2.079,386. claim arising as a result of this order 3. That the property described as follows: year from the date Property identified in Exhibit A attached [F. R. Doe. 44-13276: Filed, August 31, 1044; may, within one hereto and made a part-hereof, 10:38 a. =.] hereof, or within such further time as 10726 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944

may be allowed, file with. the Alien appropriate consultation and certification, OFFICE OF ECONOMIC STABILIZA- and deeming It necessary In the national Property Custodian on Form APC-1 a interest, TION. notice of claim, together with a request [Dir., Aug. 15, 1944; Amdt. 2] for a hearing thereon. Nothing herein hereby vests in the Alien Property Cus- the property described above, to INTERNATIONAL ASSN. OF MACHINISTS, A. V. contained shall be deemed to constitute todian OF, L., an admission of the existence,, validity be held, used, administered, liquidated, LODGE No. 68 or right to allowance of any such claim. sold or otherwise dealt with in the inter- ORDER DIRECTING OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINIS- * The terms "national" and "designated est and for the benefit of the United TRATION TO RESTRICT GASOLINE RATIONS enemy country" as used herein shall States. have the meanings prescribed in section Such property and any or all of the AUGUST 21, 1944. 10 of Executive Order No. 9095, as proceeds thereof shall be held in an ap- This directive supplements that of amended. propriate account or accounts, pending August 15, 1944, as amended on August Prop- Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au- further determination of the Alien 18, 1944, directing the Office of Price Ad- erty Custodian. This order shall not be ministration to take certain action in gust 16, 1944. deemed to limit the power of the Allen connection with the government's pos- [SEAL] JAMES E. MARIIAM, Property Custodian to return such prop- session and operation of five machine Alien Property Custodian. erty or the proceeds thereof in whole or shops In the San Francisco area .under in part, nor shall it be deemed to indl-' Order No, 9463. [F. R. Doc. 44-13276; Filed, August 31, 1944; Executive 10:38 a. m.] cate that compensation will not be paid In view of Executive Order No. 9460, in lieu thereof, If and when it should dated August 19, 1944, wherein the Sec- be determined to take any one or all of retary of the Navy is authorized to tako such actions. possession and to operate 99 additional [Vesting Order 40431 Any person, except a national of a similar plants In the San Francisco area, RENE J. L. MOINEAu AND/6R SOCIETE designated enemy country, asserting any I hereby direct the Office of Price Ad- D'EXPLOITATION DES BREVETS MoINEAU claim arising as a result of this order ministration to take the action stated in may, within one year from the date my directives of August 15, 1944 and In re: Patents and Interests of Rene hereof, or within such further time as 18, 1944, in connection with the Societe d'Exploita- August J. L. Moineau and/or may be allowed, file with the Alien Prop- government's possession and operation tion des Brevets Moineau in an agree- erty Custodian on Form APC-1 a notice of these 99 plants. ment between Rene J. L. Moineau and of claim, together with a request for a Robbins & Myers, Inc. hearing thereon. Nothing herein con- FRED M. VINSON, Under the authority of the Trading tained-shall be deemed to constitute an Director. with the Enemy Act, as. amended, and admission of the existence, validity or [P. R. Doe. 44-13197: Filed, August 20, 1044; Executive Order No. 9095, as amended, right to ,allowance of any such claim. 11:46 a. m.] and pursuant to law, the undersigned, The terms "national" and "designated after Investigation, finding: enemy country" as used herein shall have 1. That Itene J. L. Moineau is a resident of the meanings prescribed in section 10 Paris, France and is a national of a foreign of Executive Order No. 9095, as amended. OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION, country (France); 2. That Societe d'Exploitation des Brevets Executed at Washington, D. C., on Au- [MPR 120, Order 9441 Moineau is a corporation organized under gust 17, 1944. the laws of the Duchy of Luxembourg and is JAMES E. MARKHAM, CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION CORP:, ET AL. a national of a foreign country (Luxem- [SEAL] bourg); Alien PropertyCustodian. ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES 3. That the property described in subpara- [F. R. Doc. 44-13277; Filed, August 31, 1944; Order No. 944 under Maximum Price graph 4 hereof is property of Rene J. L. 10:39 a. m.] Moineau and/or Societe d'Exploitation des Regulation No. 120. Bituminous coal de- Brevets Moineau; livered from mine or preparation plant, 4. That the property described as follows: Order establishing maximum prices and (a) All right, title and interest, including. [Vesting Order 3712, Amdt.] price classifications. all royalties and all damages and profits re- For the reasons set forth in an accom- coverable at law or in equity from any person, FRANZ FUCHS AND LEOPOLDINE MtiELLER panying opinion, and In accordance with firm, corporation or government for past In- § 1340.210 (a) (6) of Miaxlmum Price fringement thereof, in and to the following In re: Real property, property insur- United States Letters Patent: Regulation No. 120; It is ordered: ance policies and a bank account owned Producers identified herein operate Patent Number, Date of Issue, Inventor, and by Franz-Fuchs and Leopoldine Mueller. named mines assigned the mine index Title Vesting Order Number 3712, dated May numbers, the price classifications and the 1,892,217; 12-27-32; Rene J. L. Moineau; 29, 1944, is hereby amended as follows maximum prices in cents per net ton, Gear mechanism; and not otherwise: for the indicated uses and shipments as 2,028,407; 1-21-36; Aene J. L. Moineau; By inserting in the said Vesting Order set forth herein. All are in District No. Gear mechanism; Number 3712, immediately following 4. The mine index numbers and the (b), All interests and rights (including all each pliace wnere tne name Leopolcune price classifications assigned are perma- royalties and other monies payable or held Mueller appears, the words "also known nent but the maximum prices may be with respect to such interests and rights and as Leopoldine Muller," except where the changed by an amendment Issued after all damages for breach of the agreement here- said name last appears in subparagraph the effective date of this order, Where Inafter described, togethelt with the right to 3-c of said Vesting Order Number 3712. therefor) created In Rene J. L. Moineau such an amendment is Issued for the dis- sue said Vesting by virtue of an agreement dated October 1, All other provisions of trict In which the mines involved herein 1936 (including all modifications thereof, and Order Number 37-12 and all action taken are located and where the amendment supplements thereto, if iny) by and between, *n behalf of the undersigned in reliance makes no particular reference to a mine Rene J.L. Moineau and Robbins & Myers, Inc., thereon, pursuant thereto and under or mines involved herein, the prices shall which agreement relates, among other things, the authority thereof are hereby rati- be the prices set forth in such amend- to United States Letters Patent No. 1,892,217, fled and confirmed. ment for the priceclassifications of the Is property of, or is property payable or held Executed at Washington, D. C., on AU- respective size groups. The location of with respect to patents or rights related gust 25, 1944. each mine Is given by county and state, thereto in which Interests are held by, and The maximum prices stated to be for such property itself constitutes interests held [SEAL] JAMES EB. IARKHAM, truck shipment are in cents per net ton therein by, nationals of foreign countries Alien Property Custodian. (France and Luxembourg); f. o. b. the mine or preparation plantland And.having made all determinations and IF. R. Doc. 44-13263; Piled, August 31, 1944, when stated to be for rail shipment or taken all action "required by law, including 10:41 a. in.] for railroad fuel are in cents per net ton FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10727

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under the authority vested in the Ad- Item: Percentag 28-gauge: ministrator by the Emergency Price Con- Steel dairy storage tanks------103 3 Inch ...... $0,50 Steel pasteurettes ------106 4 Inch ------0.44 trol Act of 1942, as amended, and Execu-" Glass pasteurettes ------105 5 Inch ------_--- 17.80 tive Orders 9250 and 9328, and pursuant Hemispherical kettles__------105 6 Inch ------20.52 to § 1390.25a under Maximum Price Reg- Glass Lo-Vat pasteurizers ------103 ulation 136, as amended, It is ordered: Truck and trailer tanks ------119 (b) All jobbers of the Galvan Manu- (a) The Knox Porcelain Corporation, facturing Company may sell, offer to sell 100 Mynderse Street, Knoxville, Tennes- (b) Purchasers from the Pfaixdler and deliver the following types of rain- see, Is authorized to increase its list prices Company who buy for resale the items water cut-offs at the maximum net for all items of electrical equipment that listed in paragraph (a) shall determine prices indicated: it manufactures, by multiplying by 108% their maximum prices by adding to the maximum price to each class of pur- 28-gauge: its list prices duly in effect just prior to 3 inch ...... ------_---- 8.85 the issuance of this order. (The dis- chasers duly in effect just prior to the 4 Inch ------12.06 counts, allowances, and terms of delivery issuance of this order, the dollars-and- 5 Inch ------23.05 duly in effect just prior to the issuance cents amounts by which their costs have 6 inch ------27.40 increased due to the adjustment In max- of this order shall remain in effect.) 28-gauge: (b) Purchasers of items of electrical imum prices granted herein to the 3 inch ------8,48 equipment from the Knox Porcelain Cor- Pfaudler Company. 4 inch ------...12.25 poration for resale, are authorized to add (c) -The Pfaudler Company shall 5 Inch --.------23.15 to their maximum prices for each class notify those customers who buy for re- 6 Inch ------20.70 sale the items listed in paragraph (a), * of purchasers duly in effect just prior to (C) This Revised Order No. 1513 may the issuance of thisorder, the following: of the amounts by which this order per- mits resellers to increase their maximum be revoked or amended by the Price Ad- (1) The applicable dollars-and-cents ministrator at any time. amount of the increased costs due to the prices. d) All requests not granted herein (d) This Revised Order No. 1513 shall adjustment i maximum prices granted become effective August 31, 1944, to the Knox Porcelain Corporation in are denied. paragraph (a); and (e) This order may be amended or re- Issued this 30th day of August 1944. voked by the Administrator" at any time. (2) The resellers' customary markup JAMES G. ROGERS, Jr., on such increased cost. This order shall become effective Acting Administrator. (c) The Knox Porcelain Corporation August 31, 1944. shall notify its customers who buy its IF. R. Dce. 44-13213; Filed, August 30, 1944; electrical equipment for resale, of the Issued this 30th day of August 1944. 3:58 p. m.] amount by which this order permits re- JAMES G, ROGERS, Jr., sellers to increase their maximum prices. Acting Administrator. (d) All requests not granted herein are [MPR 64, Order 160] denied. [F. R. Doe. 44-13215; Filed, August 30, 1944; (e) This order may be amended or 3:59 p. in.] A. & J. Mr'. Co. revoked by the Administrator at any time. ADJUSTIENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Order No. 156 undgr Maximum Price This order shall become effective Au- [MPR 188, Rev. Order 1513] gust 31, 1944. Regulation No. 64. Domestic cooking and heating stoves. Approval of max- Issued this 30th day of August 1944. GALVAN MFG. CO. imum prices for resales of a magazine JAMES G. ROGERS, Jr., ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES type coal-heater manufactured by A & J Acting Administrator. Revised Order No. 1513 under Manufacturing Company. § 1499.158 of Maximum Price Regulation For the reasons set forth in an opinion IF. R. Doc. 44-13214 Filed, August 30, 1944; issued simultaneously herewith and filed 3:59 p. m.] No. 188. Manufacturers' maximum prices for specified building materials with the Division of the Federal Regis- and consumers' goods other than ap- ter, and pursuant to the authority vested parel. Authorization of maximum in the Price Administrator by the Emer- [MPR 136, Order 288] prices for rain water cut-offs for the gency Price Control Act of 1942, as Galvan Manufacturing Company of amended, the Stabilization Act of 1942, as PFAUDLER CO. New Albany, Indiana. % • amended, and In accordance with sec- ADJUSTMENT OF MIM UM PRICES Order No. 1513 under § 1499.158 of tion 11 of Maximum Price Regulation Maximum No. 64, It is ordered: Order No. 288 under Maximum Price Price Regulation No. 188 is (a) Any wholesale distributor may sell Regulation 136, as amended, machines redesignated Revised Order No. 1513 and is revised and amended to read as fol- and deliver to retailers the Model No. 800 and parts, and machinery services. The magazine type coal circulating heater Pfaudler Company, Docket No. 3136-478. lows: manufactured by A & J Manufacturing For the reasons set forth in an opinion For the reasbns set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed Company, Gadsden, Alabama, at prices issued simultaneously herewith and filed no higher than those set forth below for with the Division of the Federal Register, with the Division of the Federal Regis- sales In each zone: under the authority vested in the Admin- ter, and pursuant to and under the au- istrator by the Emergency Price Control thority vested in the Price Administra- Act of 1942, as amended, and Executive tor by the Emergency Price Control Act Model No. Zone 1 Zoe 2 Zone 3 Zotne 4 Orders 9250 and 9328, and pursuant to of 1942, as amended, It is hereby ordered, §1390.25a of Maximum Price Regulation That: 600-...... 10 $W.60 $&.&W $02.0 136, as amended; Ii is ordered: (a) The Galvan Manufacturing Com- (a) The Pfaudler Company, 89 East pany, New Albany, Indiana, may sell, These prices are f. o. b. distributors' Avenue, Rochester, New York, shall de- offer to sell and deliver the following cities. termine its maximum prices for the items types of rain water cut-offs at the maxi- (b) Any person, other than a mail or- of dairy and processing equipment listed mum net prices Indicated: der house, may sell and deliver at retail, below by multiplying the maximum 26-gauge: the Model No. 600 magazine type coal price to each class of purchasers, duly 3 inch ----- ..------86.82 circulating heater manufactured by in effect just prior to the issuance of this 4 inch ------9.72 A & J Manufacturing Company, Gadsden, order, by the following applicable per- 5 inch--...... ------18.19 Alabama, at prices no higher than set centage: 6 inch ..------21.08 forth below for sales In each zone: FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 19-4 I729 Machines and parts, and machinery serv- Model No. Zone1 Zone 2 Zone3 Zone 4 Ices. Zenith Carburetor Division of the 2SdCI OEutl1= Bendix Aviation Corporation, (docket J No. 3136-392). Order No. 216 under Maximum Price (c) Any mail order house may sell and Regulation 136, as amended, is redes- 0 2 V)c,)------!.: 5 deliver at retail the Model No. 600 maga- ignated Revised Order No. 216 under 1B3,N'111 .... - 21.7 zine type coal circulating heater manu- Maximum Price Regulation 136, as ILX7.-...... 72.------7 Com- .... -...... factured by A. &J. Mdanufacturing amended, and is revised and amended to '113'z2IBVIOXV" ...... ------. pany, Gadsden, Alabama, at prices no read as follows: S si ...... A-3a 1.1AB1.... higher than those specificaly authorized For .the reasons set forth in an opin- 'rx9v x E1 3------1t 1., in writing by the Offisee of Price Admin- ion, issued simultaneously herewith -nd 'Ur, ------c 9.1 istration, Washington, D. C., upon appli- filed with the Division of the Federal cation. Register, under the authority vested in URn, ...... 4215-1...... (d) At the time of or prior to the first the Price Administrator by the Emer- 71-4..... A-l& _M_ _ L invoice for a sale of the Model No. 600 gency Price Control Act of 1942, as coal heater described above, after the amended, the Stabilization Act of 1942, ...... A(-iil)t...... 7x.9 effective date of.this order, A & T Man- as amended, and Executive Orders Nos. 1_M193 ufacturing Company and each wholesale 9250 and 9328, and pursuant to § 1390.25a distributor shall notify the purchaser of of Maximum Price Regulation 136, as and conditions set T -.V1---- ... .- . .. . 1.1 the maximum prices amended; It is ordered: luq9...... n.. o------s by "his order for resales by the pur- (a) The maximum prices for sales by chaser. In addition, A &J Manufactur- all persons of the following carburetor UR(b Aiau-14) D i lnD ing Company shall, before delivering any - models manufactured by the Zenith C2AXJI ...... ( 5- .1P-... 12.1 Model No. 600 coal heater to a wholesale Carburetor Division of the Bendix Avla- distributor, or to a retailer other than a tion Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, zhall C315q-- 1-2, mail order house, attach zecurely to each be determined by deducting from the fol- 9AVTI- -(5-C-6) (-,... X& 0 heater a tag or label which plainly states lowing list prices all discounts, allow- r mod4:I _orr41eo£thmthd ha the maximum retail ceiling prices estab- ances and other deductions that the seller lished by this order for sales in each had in effect to a purchaser of the same ze~aleu ue todetemine zone. This tag or label shall be attached class on March 31, 1942. (b) The Zenith Carburetor Divisionalel of to the front of the heater. the Bendix Aviation Corporation shall (e) Any mail order house selling the notify its customers who buy carbure- Model No. 600 coal circulating heater Model outluno Ltr imp tor models for resale of the method that through a retail store must, before of- resellers must use to determine their fering it for sale, attach securely to the TU40 ...... maximum prices for the carburetor front of the heater a tag or label which 11 9...... 7.15 mod~ls covered by this revised order. plainly states the maximum retail ceiling (c) This revised order may be re- price established by the Office of Price B--...... --- 19.75 yok:ed or amended by the Price Admin- A-]7437 5762 ...... (-.,. Administration for sales-by the seller in SOBS...... SF-2 ...... $11:4243 istrator at any time. the particular zone. UC- ...... 1I1,X7 -.-....-----. 5,79 This revised order shall become effec- (f) For the purpose of this order, A-E0.0 ...... tive September 1, 1944. Zones 1, 2, 3, and 4 shall comprise the -----...... M,'2 114.0 following states: UC-3122AX ...... ~... 11.:05!...... -- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. SF-2ISA Vi...... ------.-.--...... Zone 1: Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, GlOIL ...... urOP.... 8(.75 JA=S L.Roaxns, Jr., Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North clBwl...... Acting Administrator. Carolina. 161X7 ...... 9707.... 21.25 Zone 2: Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Mis- Jr. R. Dsc. 44-13253; Filed, August 31, 1944; souri, Arkansas, Louisiana, illnols, Indiana, G3AWI1.&___._ (S-Mj,.)0%3)_.... 11:55 a. m] G1SL7.------ICS ...... Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, West Vir- 1.93 Maryland, New Jersey, Dela- 63AW2R...... 22,.0 ginia, Virginia, 057 ...... 21,15 ware, Connecticut, Rhode Islaxd, Vermont, 11.10 [P2R1P 591 1(213...... 2L1519.11:) 161, Order New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Florida, Dis- 4.A ...... 7433.. ---- trict of Columbia. G3AWlL_4-AW11LTU4Yll...... ------... Aum;smw McCcx, ET AL. Zone 3: Minnesota, North Dakota; South- -OH-,4r951AV --..... ------.---- 110 Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Okla- ADIUSITZIENT OF IX.A21UI PRICES 2BW11...... 078 .. .~.. Il 4, homa, Texas, New Mexico, Maine. TUAX3..... 27937 Order No. 50 Under § 1381.I 6 of Re- Zone 4: Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Mon- ESA0 ...... INISOEXL .... 21.15 vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 161. tana, Idaho, Nevada, California, Oregon, .K(8-711_W ..------...... ----- West Coast Logs. Overtime additions. Washington. TU4Y-...... P17...... 2 ...... Pursuant to the provisions of § 1331.- 2--AX8435...... -----.-.--.... (g) This order may be revoked or 22AX8 ------21.1 156 of Revised Llaimum Price Regula- amended by the Price Administrator at 2IAU2AX ...... 0131 ...... 16,0 tion No. 161-West coast logs, and under any time. 21. 'a the authority vested in the Price Ad- 455SX.----- ...... : 1.93 Price This order mLy become effective on the 8.15 mniistrator by the Emergency 1944. 23AVII ------...... ------Control Act of 1942, as amended, the 1st day of September Stabilization Act of 1942, as amended, Issued this 31st day of August 1944.' JM...... 19 and Executive Order No. 9230 and 9328, 23AVII ...... 8.0d JAtrs G. ROGERS, Jr., 23B'V...... It is hereby ordered: (a) New authorizations. The follow- Acting Administrator. 22A.X8O .,..., 29AVU _...._... ing persons being on a 54-hour week may 1944; [F. R. Doe. 44-13299; Filed, August 31, 63AWl1._.... (F-Tn-) (Al.v... 9.15 add to the maximum prices of all logs 11:55 a. m.]l "0.60 produced and sold by them $1.50 per (------Z 9.10 thousand feet, log scale, on sales made [IMPR 136, Rev. Order 2161 on and after the effective date indi- 17.&205 C. cated: 17.5 BENDIx AvAToi CoRp. CLU10 ...... =.5 ZName, Address, and Effectire Dzte 281V7 ...... 7.0. Cquille, ADJUSTLEOT Or M-A9IU PRICES AG:n & IcCue, Oregon, July 25, 11.7 1944. Revisel Order No. 216 under Maxi- Jay-ay Lczlng Co., Leaburg, Oregon, mum Price Regulation 136, as amended. August 10, 1944. 10730 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

(b) New authorizations. The follow- (a) This order permits the manufac- (a) That notwithstanding the provi- ing persons being on a 60-hour week may turer, Fort Smith Chair Companyj North sions of section 12 of Revised Maximum add to tie maximum prices of all logs Third and J Streets, Fort Smith, Arkan- Price Regulation No. 436, the maximum produced and sold by them $2.00 per sas, to adjust its maximum prices for price of crude petroleum run from the re- thousand feet, log scale, on sales made sales of wood household furniture (as ceiving tank on or after August 1, 1944 on and after the effective date indi- defined in Order No. 1052) established and produced in any of the pools set out cated: by Maximum price Regulation No. 188 below to an applicant under the Stripper Name, Address, and Effective Date by the amount specified below. This or- Well Compensatory Regulation of De- der also authorizes purchasers Cooston Logging Co., Marshfield, Oregon, for resale fense Supplies Corporation or to any per- July 18, 1944. of these articles of wood household furni- son purchasing prior to such applicant 0 ture to adjust their maximum prices by shall be'the maximum price as deter- (e) Change of status. The following adding the dollar-and-cents amount of mined under section 10 or 11 of Revised persons who have heretofore been au- the adjustment granted the manufac- Maximum Price Regulation No. 430 and thorized to make specific additions are turer by this order and for which they the amount of the increase designated now authorized to make the following have become obligated. below: Amount of Increasc additions, since the number of -hours (1) Manufacturer's maximum prices. maintained has been changed, effective Fort Smith Chair Company may adjust (dollars per 42- on the date indicated: its maximum prices for sales and de- gallon barrel) liveries of wood household furniture (as Oklahoma, Carter County, Hewitt Pool- 00,30 defined ITw Addi, in Order No. 1052) of its manu- (b) This Qrder may be revoked, address uandam- tIOnS Effective facture by an amount not to exceed 3% amended or corrected at any time. Name her of pr- date of its maximum prices for such sales hours ted as established in Order No. 1052. The This order shall become effective as of permitted adjustment of 3% may be August 1, 1944. Manthe Logging Co., Long- made only if separately stated. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. view, Wash ------60 $2.00 July 31,1944 (2) Maximum vrices of purchasers Ray Hanson Logging Co., for JAMES G. ROGERS, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 48, Nehalem, resale. Any purchaser for resale of an Oreg ------48 1.00 Dec. 31,1943 Acting Administratof. Bycrisy Loggig Co. 718 article of wood household furniture for Pacific Bldg., Portland, which the manufacturer's maximum [P. R. Doe. 44-13300; Filed, August 31, 1944; Oreg.------48 LOO Oct. 1,1943 price has been thus adjusted may add to 11:66 a. in.] E. H. Ochrke Sr., Logging Co., Marine Drive, Port his properly established maximum price, Angeles Wash ------48100 July 1,1944 In effect immediately prior to the effec- tive date of this order, the dollar-and- (d) Cancellations. The following au- cents amount of the adjustment charge [RMPR 436, Order 17] allowed by this order No. 8 for which he thorizations are cancelled, and no addi- CRUDE PETROLEUM tions are permitted on-sales made on has become obligated, provided the and after the effective date indicated: amount of such adjustment is separately ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES stated on sales to persons other than Name, Address and Effective Date 'ultimate consumers. Order No. 17-under Revised Maximum PIeco Logging Co., Montesano, Washing- (b) At the time of or prior to the Price Regulation No, 436. Crude petro- ton, January 1, 1944. first invoice to each purchaser (other leum, and natural and petroleum gas. Valentin Logging Co., Rose Lodge, Oregon, than an ultimate consumer) of an ar- Order revising Maximum price of crude November 1, 1943. petroleum from: Rose Brothers, Marshfleld, Oregon, July 1, ticle covered by this order, the seller 1943. must furnish such purchaser with a writ- Canfield Pool, Pawnee County, Oklahoma, ten notice stating the number of this Huffman Pool, Pottawatomio County, Okla- Issued this 31st day of August 1944. order and fully explaining its terms and homa. conditions. This notice may be given in Lookout Pool, Osago County, Oklahomas, Effective this 1st day of September Piggot Pool, Osage County, Oklahoma. 1944. any convenient form. Wilson Pool, Pawnee County, Oklahoma, (c) This order may be revoked or JAMEs G. ROGERS, Jr., Wood Pool, Creek County, Oklahoma. amended by the Price Administrator at Maud Pool, Wabash County, Illinois. Acting Administrator. any time. Oatesvilie Pool, Pike County, Indiana. West Princeton Pool, Gibson County, In- [F. R. Doe. 44-13266; Filed, August 31, 1944; This order shall become effective on 11:54 a. ny.] diana. the 1st day of September, 1944. Bowman Pool, Pike County, Indiana. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. Atyeo Pool, Lyon County, Xansas. South Adams Pool, Arenao County, Michi- [MPR 188, Order 8 Under Order 1052] JAMES G. ROGERS, Jr., gan. Acting Administrator. FoiT SMITH CHAIR CO. For the reasons set forth In the accom- [F. R. Doe. 44-133,04; Filed, August 31, 1944; panying opinion and under the authority ADJUSTMENT OF IAXIMUMS PRICES 11:59 a. m.] vested in the Administrator of the Office of Price Administration by section Order No. 8 under Order No. 1052 12 (o) under § 1499.1t9b of Maximum Price of Revised Maximum Price Regulation [RMPR 436, Order 16] No. 436; It is hereby ordered: Regulation No, 188. Manufacturers' (a) That nothwlthstandlng the provi- maximum prices for specified building CRUDE PETROLEUM sions of section 12 of Revised Maximum materials and consumers' goods other Price Regulation No. 436, the than apparel. Adjustment of maximum ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES- maximum prices for sales of wood household furni- Order No. 16 under Revised Maximum price of crude petroleum run from the Price Regulation receiving tank on or after August 1, 1944, ture manufactured by Fort Smith Chair No. 436. Crude petrole- and produced In any of the pools set out Company. um, and natural and petroleum gas. -For the reasons set forth in an opin- Order revising, maximum price of below to an applicant under the Stripper ion and issued simultaneously herewith crude petroleum from: Well Compensatory Regulation of De- and filed with the Division of the Federal Hewitt Pool, Carter County, Oklahoma. fense Supplies Corporation or to any per- Register, and pursuant to the authdrity For the- reasons set forth in the ac- son puchasing prior to such applicant vested In the Price Administrator by the companying.opinion and under the au- shall be the maximum price as deter- Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, thority vested--in the Administrator of mined under section 10 or 11 of Revised as amended, the Stabilization Act of 1942, the Office of Price Administration by Maximum Price Regulation No. 430 and as amended, and Executive Orders Nos. section 12 (c) of Revised Maximum Price the amount of the Increase designated 9250 and 9328, It is ordered: 0 Regulation No. 436; It is hereby ordered: below: FEDERAL REGISTER, FrIday, September 1, 1914 10731

Amount [Richmond Order G-2 Under LIFE 4201 U) Charging for a service which Is of increase not expressly requested by the buyer or (dollars per IcSERG LETTUcO IN PIHroi7D, VA., Disrazor which Is not specflcally authorized by 42-gallon this order; Oklahoma: barrel) Order No. G-2 under Maximum Price Pawnee County, Canfield Pool-. o. 35 (ii) Using any typing agreement by Pottawatomie County, Huffman PooL .35 Regulation No. 426, as amended. Fresh making any requirement that anything Osage County, Lookout Pool...... 85 fruits and vegetables for table use, sale3 other than the fuel requested by the Osage County, PIggot Pool ...... ------. 25 except at retail. Adjustment of maxi- buyer be purchased.by him; or Pawnee County, Wilson Pool...... 25 mum prices for certain sales of Iceberg (1I) Using any other device by which Creek County, Wood Pool -...- .25 lettuce In less than carlot or les than a higher than maximum price is ob- minois: trucklot quantities. tained, directly or indirectly. Wabash County, Maud Pool --...... 25 By reason of changes in the under- Indiana: (c) Price schedule, consumer sales. Pike Cointy, Datesville Pool...... 85 lying regulation, Maximum Price Regu- (1) This price schedule sets forth maxi- Gibson County, West. Princeton lation Number 426, as amended, and mum prices for sales of specified solid Pool ------. 85 under the authority vested In the Dis- fuels when delivery is made within the Pike County, Bowman PooL...... 35 trict Director of the Richmond District corporate limits of the city of New Bern, Ransas:. Ofilde of the Office-of Price Administra- North Carolina. Extra charges are spec- Lyon County, Atyeo Pool- ...... -- .85 tion by section 2 (b) of the said regula- ified for deliveries beyond the corporate Michigan: tion and by Regional Delegation Order Arenac County. South Adams Pool. .85 limits of said town. Number 16, It is hereby ordered, Sub- UI) "Direct delivery or domestic" basis. (b) This order may be revoked, ject to the provisions of Supplementary amended or corrected at any time. Order Number 40, issued April 3, 1943 Lo VOt. Bamorsin CoA Pnou DTr.ncrNo.7 (8 F.R. 4325): This order shalf become effective as Order Number G-1 issued October 18, r r of August 1, 1944. rcr 1943 under Maximum Price Regulation, ton, ton. Issued this 31st day of August 1944. -Number 426, as amended, is revoked. ILI. mb. JAms G. ROGERS, Jr., This order shall become effective as of PeZ TI L' Acting -Administrator. August 22, 1944. E"cg(rn o up N"o. 2),to z 57 Stat. 566, Pub. law wzo than 5", tottom n [F. R. Doc. 44-18297; Filed, August 81, 1944; (56 Stat. 23, 765; 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. '1871; limt,ne c dfc I ruloisA $2 11:54 a. m.l E.O. 9328, 8 P.R. 4681; MPR 426; RDO 16) Pea ctokcr (:zin R-up No. 5), top Issued this 24th day of August 1944. Eaa rot esccdLaog- il, tottom Regional and District Office Orders, J. FPLmER BniGHT, r1Z3 rmIIY ann 2V," in PZL- . l flhloa A, nd iro h&ran [Jacksonville Order G-2 Under LIPR 428, District Director. Revocation] thin1'i rm '-TfXn- [P. R. Doe. 44-13201; Fllcd. August 30, 1944; ti!nsA enB------9-. 5.3 2. ICEBERG LETcUE 3N JACxSOnVILLE, I!LL, 2:21 p. .] to~wVoaz . BrrLi;ors CoJLFrou DInroNo. 8 Revocation of Order No. G-2 under section 2 (b) of Maximum Price Regula- Lup (!!_Map No. 1),to" to -xcdnn Lrrmc=rcrz u- tion No. 426, as amended. Fresh fruits [Region IV Order G-20 Under RMPR 1221 ri n Cmr, trop rza hTSZr and vegetables for table use, sales except Vemnn5' otm~m Eaumi.In at retail. Adjustment of maximum SoLrn FuEs ni NEW Brmi N. C. £ofr.di.,~o . A. B d .. 1. 1O iM CC)1.13 prices for certain sales of iceberg lettuce Order No. G-20 under Revised Maxi- in less than carlot or less than trucklot mum Price Regulation No. 122. Solid MmnVol -Barom CoAx.F=o nno~. quantities. fuels sold and delivered by dealers. For the-reasons set forth in an opinion Maximum prices for solid fuels In the EC3 ('q~"ceop No. Q. top E112r/1 to Iwpr tthin 6x', tcttom cizo Vl' issued simultaneously herewith and City of New Bern, North Carolina. tohar an Vandomre2 t? reaa under the authority vested in the District For the reasons set forth in an opin- Director of the Jacksonville District Ion Issued simultaneously herewith, and (fi C'rryin upri do V z s Office of the Office of Price Administra- under the authority vested in the Re- tion by section 2 (b) of Maximum Price gional Administrator, Region IV, Office to chZzzrtano tthammore !7-, to Regulation No. 426, as amended, and of Price Administration, by § 1340.2G0 Regional Delegation Order No. 16, Is- of Revised Maxmum Price Regulation sued by the Administrator of Region IV No. 122, it is hereby ordered: of the Office of Price Administration, It (a) What this order does. (1) This I:n is hereby ordered, That Order No. G--2 order establishes maximum prices for =4hr. dalr ato e ba under section 2 (b) of Maximum Price sales of specified solid fuels when the bmor an Cl, tIr to teefrD.C31232-, Regulation No. 426, as amended, issued delivery is made to any point in the area October 13, 1943, by the District Director set out in paragraph (c) hereinafter. of the Jacksonville District Office be, and (2) Paragraph (c) of this order con- it hereby is, revoked, subject to the pro- tains a price schedule applicable to sales visions of Supplementary Order No. 40, of the solid fuels named therein. Spe- effective April 2, 1943 (8 F.R. 4325). cial charges and discounts applicable to (2) Mareimuaythorizedertce This order shall become effective such sales are likewise found in that charges and required dedzictians-(i) August 24, 1944. paragraph. Carry from curb. If a buyer requests (b) What this order prohibits. Re- charge not (56 Stat. 23, 765, 57 Stat. 566, Pub. Law gardless of any contract, agreement, or such service, the dealer may 383, 78th Cong., E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, more than 50,'1 per ton therefor. other obligation, no person shall: Wi) Carry up or do=n stairs. If a E.O. 9328, 8 FR. 4681, R.G.O. 51, 9 P.R. (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or - buyer requests such service, the dealer 408) business, buy solid fuels at prices higher may charge not more than $L.O0 per ton Issued August 23, 1944. than the maximum prices set by this therefor. order, but less than maximum prices (III) Yard sales. On deliveries to C. W. BUTER, may, at any time, be charged, paid or other dealers at the yard, the dealer DistrictDirector. offered; or must reduce the price by $1.00 per ton- [F. R. Doc. 44-13200; Filed, August 80, 1944; (2) Obtain a higher than maximum (Iv) Sack~ed coal. On deliveries of 2:22 p. m.] - price by: sacked or bagged coal, a dealer may not No. 175----9 10732 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 charge more than 650 per 100 lbs. not native, may file such petition with the tomarily gave buyers sales slips or re- including sack. Regional Administrator, Region IV, Of- ceipts shall continue to do so. If a buyer (v) Treated coals. If a dealer's sup- fic6 of Price Administration, Candler requests of a seller wreceipt showing the plier has subjected the coal to oil or cal- Building, Atlanta, 3, Georgia. If such name and address of the dealer, the kind, cium chloridb treatement to allay dust or petition is filed with the Regional Ad- size, and quantity of the solid fuel sold to to prevent freezing and makes a charge ministrator, action thereon shall be him, or the price charged, the dealer to the dealer therefor, the dealer selling taken by him. When such a petition is shall comply with the buyer's request as such coal may add to the applicable filed with the Regional Administrator, made by him. maximum price set by this order the all requirements of Revised Procedural (k) Enforcement. (1) Persons violat- amount of such charge, not to exceed 100 Regulation No. 1, relative, to the filing of ing any provisions of this order are sub- per net ton. Any such treatment charge such petitions, are applicable except the ject to the civil and criminal penalties, shall be stated separately from all other place of filing specified therein. Including suits for treble damages, pro- items on the invoice. (h) Applicability of other regula- vided for by the Emergency Price Control (vi) Discounts. On deliveries of five tions-(1) Licensing and registration. Act of 1942, as amended. tons or more dealer must reduce the Every dealer subject to this Order is sub- (2) Persons who have any evidence of price specified by 500 per ton. ject to the licensing and registration pro- any violations of this order are urged (vii) Delivery zone. The dealer may visions of Sections 15 and 16 of the Gen- to communicate with the Raleigh Dis- make no extra charge for delivery within eral Maximum Price Regulation. These trict Office of the Office of Price Admin- the corporate limits of New Bern, North sections provide, in brief, that a license istration. Carolina. For deliveries beyond the free is required of all persons selling, at retail, (1) Definitions and explanations. delivery zone thus described, the dealer commodities for which maximum prices When used In this order the term: may add not more than 10 per ton per are established. A license Is automati- (1) "Person" includes an individual, mile with a minimum charge of 50 for cally granted. It is not necessary to ap- corporation, partnership, association, or such delivery. Such delivery charge, if ply for a license, but a dealer may later any other organized group of persons or added, must be stated separately from all be requiredto register. A license may be legal successor or representative of any other charges on the invoice. suspended for "violations in connection of the foregoing, and Includes the United (viii) Sales tax. The North Carolina with the sale of any commodity for States, and other government, or any State sales tax of 3% may be added to which maximum prices are established. agency or sub-division of any of the the prices established by this order. If a dealer's license is suspended, he may foregoing. (ix) Credit. No additional charge in not sell any such commodity during the (2) "Sell" includes sell, supply, dispose, excess of the prices listed in this period of suspension. barter, exchange, lease, transfer, and schedule may be made for the extension (2) Effect of this order on Revised deliver, and contracts and offers to do of credit. Maximum Price Regulation 122. To the any of the foregoing. The terms "sale", (d) Ex Parte 148 freight rate increase; extent applicable, the provisions of this "selling", "sold", "seller", "buy", "pur- transportationtax-(1) The freight rate order supersede the provisions of Re- chase", and "purchaser" shall be con- increase. Since the Ex Parte 148 freight vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. strued accordingly. rate increase has been rescinded by the (i) Records and reports. Every person (3) "Dealer" means any person selling Interstate Commerce Commission, the making -sales of solid fuels for which solid fuels except producers or distrlb- dealer's freight rates are the same as maximum prices are established by this "utors making sales at or from a mine, a those of December, 1941; therefore, no order shall keep a record thereof show- preparation plant operated as an adjunct dealer may increase any price specified ing the date, the name and address of of any mine, a coke oven, or a briquette herein on account of freight rates. the buyer, if known, the per net ton price plant. (2) The transportationtax. Only the charged, and the solid fuel sold. -The (4) "Direct delivery" means dumping transportation tax imposed by section solid fuel shall be Identifled in the man- or chuting the fuel from the seller's 620 of the Revenue Act of 1942 may be ner in which it is described in this order. truck directly Into the buyer's bin or collected, in addition to the maximum This record shall also separately state storage space; but, If this is physically prices set by this order. It may be col- each service rendered and the change Impossible, the term means discharging lected only if the dealer states such tax made therefor. the fuel directly from the seller's truck separately from the price of the coal on (1) It is not necessary that these rec- at a point where this can be done and the invoice. (The tax need not be stated ords or your maximum prices be filed at the point nearest and most accessible separately on sales to the United States with the War Price and Rationing Board. to the buyer's bin or storage space. or any agency thereof. See Amendment (j) Posting of maximum prices; sales ,, (1) "Direct delivery" of bagged fuel or 12 to Revised Maximum Price Regula- slips and-receipts. (1) Each dealer sub- of any fuel In one-quarter ton or lesser tion No. 122.) No part of this tax may Ject to this order shall post all 'he maxi- lots always means delivery to the buyer's be collected, in addition to the maximum mum prices set hereby for all of his types storage space. prices specified on sales of one-quarter of sales. He shall post his prices in his (5) "Carry" and "wheel" refer to ton or lesser amounts of coal, or on sales place of business in a manner plainly movement of fuel to the buyer's bin or of any quantity of bagged coal. visible to, and understandable by, the storage space by wheel barrow, barrel, (e) Addition of increases in supplier's purchasing public. He shall also keep a sack, or otherwise from the seller's truck prices prohibited. The maximum prices copy of this-order available for examina- or from the point of discharge there- set by this order may not be increased tion by any person inquiring as to his from when made In the course of "direct by a dealer to reflect increases in his prices for solid fuels. delivery". purchase cost or in his supplier's maxi- (2) Every dealer selling solid fuels for (6) "Yard sales" means deliveries mum prices occurring after the effective the sale of which a maximum price is made by the dealer In his customary date hereof, but increases in the maxi- set by this order shall, within 30 days manner, at his yard, or at any place mum prices set hereby, to reflect such after the date of delivery of the fuel, give other than his truck. increases are within the discretion of to the buyer a statement showing: the (7) "District No." refers to th geo- the Administrator or of the Regional Ad- date of the sale, the name and address graphical bituminous coal producing dis- ministrator of Region IV. of the dealer and of the buyer, the kind, (f) Power to amend or revoke. This tricts as delineated and numbered by the size, and quantity of the solid fuel sold, Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, as amended, order, or any provision thereof, may be the price charged, and separately stat- revoked, amended, as they have been modified by the Bitu- or corrected at any ing any item which is required to be sep- minous Coal Division and as in effect at time by the Administrator or by the Re- arately stated by this order. 'This para- midnight, August 23, 1943. gional Administrator of Region IV. graph (j) (2) shall not apply to sales of (g) Petitions for amendment. Any (8) "Lump, egg, stove, stoker, etc." quantities of less than one-quarter ton sizes of bituminous coal refer to the size person seeking an amendment of this or to sales of bagged coal unless the of order such coal as defined In the Bituninous may file a petition for amendment dealer customaiily gave such a state- Coal Act of 1937, as amended, and as with the Administrator in accordance ment on such sales. .prepared at the mine In accordance with with the provisions of Revised Proce- (3) In the case of all other sales, every the applicable minimum price schedule dural Regulation No: 1, or in the alter- dealer who during December 1941 cus- as promulgated by the Bituminous Coal FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10733

Division of the United States Department (c) Price schedule; consumer sales. (iv) Treated-coal. If a dealer's sup- of the Interior and in effect (or estab- (1) This price schedule sets forth maxi- plier has subjected the coal to oil or lished) as of midnight, August 23, 1943, mum prices for sales of specified solid calcium chloride treatment to allay dust except that "run-of-mine" shall be that fuels ,when delivery is made within the or to prevent freezino and makes a size sold as such by the dealer. corporate limits of Wilson, North Caro- charge to the dealer therefor, the dealer (9) Except as otherwise provided here- lina. Extra charges are specified for selling such coal may add to the ap- in, or except as the-context may other- deliveries beyond the corporate limits of plicable maximum price set by this wise require, the definitions set forth In said town. order the amount of such charge, not to §§ 1340.255 and 1340.266 of Revised (I) "Directdelivery or domestic" basis. exceed 109 per net ton. Any such treat- Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 shall ment charge shall be stated separately F ro0 apply to the terms used herein. Low TOLATILr Bncunous COALs from all other Items on the invoice. DISTnIcT NOS. 7 AND 8 (v) The dealer may ,make no extra This order shall become effective P~rrr Pcr charge for delivery within the corporate Augu t 23, 1944. Pert A limits of Wilson, North Carolina. For Norm: The record keeping requirements of deliveries beyond the free delivery zone this order have been approved by the Bureau thus described, the dealer may add not of the Budget in accordance with the Fed- more than 101 per ton per mile with a eral Reports Act of 1942. Zg, top size lar'r than 31.bottom minimum charge of 50 for such delivery. (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law S no limit, In prim daca-lca. Such delivery charge, if added, must be tions A-0 and from mine Index stated separately from all other items 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, F.R. 7871; 'No.5 t9 e No. 2 mine of the E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Raven Md Ath Nald Co. In Db- on the nvoice. trictNO.L 8.------£------VIM 3.35 (v) Saes tax. The North Carolina Issued August 18, 1944. Stove, top size 31 to larg than 1W" bottom rue Emnllcr than State sales tax of 3% may be added to GEOGE D. PATTERsoN, Jr., 3",In priceca-flatonA ...... 10.0.0 .5 3.15 the prices established by this order. Stoker pea, top Eke not eecting Acting Regional Administrator. l"bottom dino smallcr than (vii) Credit. No additional charge in ",inprio.cln nf.cati.n 0.05 4.78 7,-. excess of the prices listed in this schedule [F. R.-Doc. 44-13198; Filed, August 30, 1944; Screened run-of-mlno pric cc3l. may be made for the extension of credit. 2:23 p. In.] ficationsA-D ..... 0..3 4.75 2.75 (d) Ex Parte 148 freightrate increase: transportationtax-(l) The freight rate HIGH VOLATILn BITU111NOUS COAL FLOix DisTaicT No. 8 increase. Since the Ex Parte 148 freight rate increase has been rescinded by the [Region IV'Order G-22 Under RMIPR 122] Commerce Commison, the Ei, top sim V to Larzer than 31. Interstate SoLID FuES iN WLsox, N. C. ot-m Ee 4'to largcr than S1-, dealer's freight rates are the same as In price filcation . cfro those of December, 1941; therefore, no Order No. G-22 under Revised Maxi- tlck,ttom size lazgcr than V" dealer may increase any price specified mum Price Regulation No. 122. Solid in price cification 0; "ainp, herein on account of freight rates. bottom nhe V" to larger thanW fuels sold and delivered by dealers. in price afcat ion P ; and (2) The transportationtax. Only the Maximum prices for the sale of solid ~chunk, top sie 0" to than transportation tax imposed by section 5", bottom in " to er than fuels in the City of Wilson, North Caro- 2" from mine Index No. 270, 620 of the Re'enue Act of 1942 may be lina. Point Lick 4 Mine of tho Bnt- collected, in addition to the maximum For the reasons set forth in an opin- fp1d-CampbefllCrk Coal Co.- 10.15 &3 3.01 Block, coal from mine index No. prices set by this order. It may be col- ion issued simultaneously herewith, and 331, lue Dimond Coal Co., lected only if the dealer states such tax under the authority vested in the Re- sEgtop u£t , . ;r Vt," U.53 &.5 3.rm separately from the price of the coal on IV, gional Administrator, Region Office bottom sie 2" end Vnm, the invoice. (The tax need not be stated of Price Administration, by § 1340.260 of top size 3"end largr but not .- separately on sales to the United States croding bottomIn Sine V" to Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. larger than 2", i pric calica. or any agency thereof. See Amendment 122, it is hereby ordered: tions E-0. sir greupe o. r, n 12 to Revised Maximum Price Regula- (a) What this order does. (1) This 6 ------. 0 & 3 2.0 tion No. 122.) No part of this tax may Stoker from mine Index No. L"9, order establishes maximum prices for Diport Coal Co.. i. groip No. be collected in addition to the maximum sales of specified solid fuels when the de- 10------.. 03 3.05 2.10 prices specified on sales of one-quarter Stoker, double ncrened, top ret livery is made to any point in the area not ex ding 1.1", bottom r rz ton or lesser amounts of coal, or on sales set out in paragraph (c)hereinafter. less than ll' In priem c--ica- of any quantity of bagged coal. Strnihtrnm-of-minetions B-G ...... In p~r[ce de-l-. .0 4.65 2. 0 (2) Paragraph (c) of this order con- flcatinsAandB . .. 3.05Q 4._8 2.74 (e) Addition of increases in supplier's tains a price schedule applicable to sales S~raqh~g-,o1m~ IprUc, CL Prices prohibited. The maximum prices of the solid fuels named therein. Special set by this order may not be- increased charges and discounts applicable to such by a dealer to reflect increases in his sales are likewise found in that para- Brlqttta (prcv3rcd from iw I I purchase cost or in his supplier's maxi- graph. mum prices occurring after the effective (b) What this order prohibits. Re- date hereof, but increases in the maxi- mum prices set hereby, to reflect such gardless of any contract, agreement, or (2) M axi mum authorized serrice other obligation, no person shall: increases are within the discretion of charges and required deductions.-(D the Administrator or of the Regional (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or Yard sales. On deliveries to consumers business, buy solid fuels at prices higher Administrator of Region IV. at the yard, the dealer must reduce the (f) Power to amend or revoke. This than the maximum prices set by this price' by 500 per ton. On deliveries to order, but less than maximum prices order, or any provision thereof, may other dealers at the yard, the dealer be revoked, amended, or corrected at any may, at any time, be charged, paid or must reduce the price by $L0O per ton. offered; or (i) Sacked coal. On deliveries of time by the Administrator or by the (2) Obtain a higher than maximum Regional Administrator of Region IV. District No. 7 Egg and Stove Coal, and -price by: (g) Petitions for amendment. Any on sales of Districe No. 8 Egg Coal in person seeking an amendment of this i) Charging for a service which is Size Group No. 3, dealer may not charge not expressly requested by the buyer or more than 600 per 100 lbs. not including order may file a petition for amendment which is not specifically authorized by sack. On deliveries of District No. 8 Egg with the Administrator in accordance this order; Coal in Size Group Nos. 5 and 6,dealer with the provisions of Revised Proce- (ii) Using any typing agreement by may not charge more than 50g per 90 dural Regulation No. 1, or in the alterna- making any requirement that anything lbs. not including sack. tive, may file such petition with the Re- other than the fuel requested by the (II) Quantity discount. On sales of gional Administrator, Region IV, Office buyer be purchased by him; or coal in carload lots, where the dealer of Price Administration, Candler Build- - (iii) Using any other device by which handles the coal, he may not charge Ing, Atlanta, 3, Georgia. If such peti- a higher than maximum price is obtained, more than mine price, plus freight, plus tion is filed with the Regional Adminis- directly or indirectly. $1.75 per ton, trator, action thereon shall be taken by 10734 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,' September 1, 1944 him. When such a petition is filed with ceipts shall continue to do so. If a buyer Division of the United States Depart- the Regional Alministrator, all -require- requests of a seller a receipt showing the ment of the Interior and In effect (or ments of Revised Procedural Regulation name and address of the dealer, the kind, established) as of midnight, August 23, No. 1, relative to the filing of such peti- size, and quantity of the solid fuel sold to 1943, except that "run-of-mine" shall be tions, are applicable except the place of him, or the price charged, the dealer that size sold as such by the dealer filing specified therein. shall comply With the buyer's request as (9) Except as otherwise provided (h) Applicability of other regula- made by him. herein, or except as the context may tions-(l) Licensing and registration. (k) Enforcement. (1) Persons violat- otherwise require, the definitions set Every dealer subject to this order is ing any provisions of this order are sub- forth in §§ 1340.255 and 1340.266 of Re- subject to the licensing and registration ject to the civil and criminal penalties, vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 provisions of sections 15 and 16 of the including suits for trebledamages, pro- shall apply to the terms used herein. General Maximum Price Regulation. vided for by the Emergency Price Con- This order shall become effective Au- These sections provide, in brief, that a trol Act of 1942, as amended. gust 23, 1944. license is required of all' persons selling, (2) Persons who have any evidence of at retail, commodities for which maxi- any violations of this order are urged to Nom: The record keeping requirements of communicate with the Raleigh District this order have been approved by the Bureau mum prices are established. A license of the Budget in accordance with the Federal is automatically granted. It is not-nec- Office of the Price Administration. Reports Act of 1942. essary to apply for a license, but a dealer (I) Definitions and explanations. may later be required to register. A When used in this order the. term: (56 Stat, 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law license may be suspended for violations (1) "Person" includes an individual, 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; In connection with the sale of any com- corporation, partnership, association, or E.O. 9328, 8 P.R. 4681) modity for which maximum prices are any other organized-group.of persons or Issued August 18, 1944. established. If a dealer's license is sus- legal successor or representative of any pended, he may not sell any such com- of the foregoing, and includes the United GEORGE D. PATTERSON, Jr., modity during the period of suspension. States, any other government, or any Acting Regional Administrator. (2) Effect of this order on Revised agency or subdivision of any of the fore- [F. R. Doc. 44-13199; Filed, August 30, 1944, Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. To going. 2:23 p. m.] the extent applicable, the provisions of (2) "Sell" includes sell, supply, dispose, this order supersede the provisions of barter, exchange, lease, transfer, and de-' Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. liver, and contracts and offers to do any [Region VI Order C-104 Under 18 (o)1 122. of the foregoing. The terms "sale", (1)Records and reports. Every per- "selling", "sold", "seller", "buy", "pur- PLUM MILK IN BROWN COUNTY, WIs. son making sales of solid fuels for which chase", and. "purchaser" shall be con- Order No. G-104 under § 1499.18 (c) prices are established by this strued ,accordingly. maximum . (3) "Dealer" nieans any person selling of- the General Maximum Price Regu- order shall keep a record thereof' show- lation. Adjusted rate for milk haulers ing the date, the name and address of solid fuels except producers or distrib- inFor Brown County, Wisconsin. the buyer if known, the per net ton price utors making sales at or from a mine, a the reasons set forth In the charged, and the solid Itlel sold. The preparation plant operated as an ad- junct of any mine, a coke oven, or a accompanying opinion and under the solid fuel shall be Identified in the man- authority vested In the Regional Admin- ner in which It is described in this order. briquette plant. 1 (4) "Direct delivery" means dumping istrator of the Office of Price Adminis- This record shall also separately state tration by § 1499.18 (c) of the General each service rendered and the charge or chuting the fuel from the seller's Maximum Price Regulation, It is hereby made therefor. truck directly into the buyer's bin 'or ordered: (1) It is not necessary that these rec- storage space; but, if, this is physically impossible, the term means discharging (a) The maximum rate for the trans- ords or your maximum prices be filed portation of milk or cream within or Into with the War Price and Rationing the fuel directly from the seller's truck Brown County, Wisconsin for delivery to Board. at-a point where this can be done and dairies, creameries, milk stations or (j) Posting of maximum prices; sales at the point nearest and mast accessible to the buyer's bin or storage space. processing plants, condenserles, or other slips and receipts. (1) Each dealer sub- points of concentration located within ject to this order shall post all the maxi- (i) "Direct delivery" of bagged fuel or of any fuel in one-quarter ton or lesser said count, shall be $0.17 per hundred mI'-l prices set hereby for all of his types pounds of milk of cream so transported of sales. He shall post his prices in his lots always means delivery to the buy- storage space. - by any milk hauler (as defined In para- place of business in a manner plainly er's graph (b) hereof). visible to, and understandable by, the (5) "Carry" and "wheel" refer to move- ment of fuel to the buyer's bin or stor- (b) As used in thl order, a milk hauler purchasing public. He shall also keep means a carrier, other than a common a copy of this order available for exam- age space by whe.el barrow, barrel, sack, or otherwise from the seller's truck or carrier, engaged in the %ervlce of trans- ination by any person inquiring as to porting milk or cream from producers his rices for solid fuels. from the point of discharge therefrom when made in the,courge of "direct de- for delivery as set forth In paragraph (a) (2) Every dealer selling solid fuels for hereof. the sale of which a maximum price is set livery". (c) No provision of this order shall by this order shall, within 30 days after (6) "Yard sales" means deliveries be so construed,as to authorize any pur- the date of delivery of the fuel, give to made by the dealer in his customary manner, at his yard, or at any place chaser in the course of trade or business the buyer a statement showing: the date other than his truck. to pay a larger proportion of Inbound of the sale, the name and address of the (7) "District No." refers to the geo- transportation costs Incurred in the de- dealer and of the buyer, the kind, size graphical bituminous coal producing dis- livery or supply of fluid milk or cream, and quantity. of the solid fuel sold, the tricts as delineated and numbered by intended for human consumption as such, price charged, and separately stating any the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, as than he paid on such deliveries during Item which Is required to be separately January 1943. amended, as they have been modified by (d) Order No. G-55 "Adjusted Prices stated by this order. This. paragraph the Bituminous Coal Division: and as in for Owner-Operator Milk Haulers In Re- (j) (2) shall not apply to sales of cduan- effect at midnight, August 1j, 1943. gion VI" shall henceforth be inapplicable tit!e of less than one-quarter ton or to (8) "Lump, egg, stove, stoker, etc." to the services of transporting milk or sales of bagged coal unless the dealer sizes of bituminous coal refer to the size cream within or into Brown County, Wis- customarily gave such a statement on of such coal as definedin the Bituminous consin for delivery within said county. such sales. Coal Acb of 1937, as amended, and as (e) This order may be revoked, (3) In the case of all other sales, every prepared at the mine in accordance with amended or corrected at any time. dealer who during December 1941 cus- the applicable minimum price schedule This order shall become effective Au- tomarily gave buyrs sales slips or re- as promulgated by the Bituminous Coal gust 1, 1944. FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10735

(56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566, Pub. Laws (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Law 151, 78th 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 -Cong.: E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871, FO.9323, and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) 8 P.R. 4681) 8 F.R. 4681) Issued this 26th day of July 1944. Issued this 21st day of August 1944. Issued this 21st day of August 1944. RAE E. WALTERs, D.VE S. ComT, DAvz S. Comi, Regional Administrator, District Director. District Director. iF. R. Doec. 44-13202; Filed, Au~qust 30, 1944; [F. R. Doc. 44-13203; Filed. August 30, 1944; IF.R. Dzc. 44-13204; Filed, Auust 30, 1944; - 2:21 p. m.] 2:22 p. m.] 2:22 p. m.1

[Spokane Order 20-B Under MPR 4261. [Spokane Order 28-B Under MPR 4261 PRUNEs ni Spoium, WAsH., DisTracr SECURITIES AND EXCHAXGE COM3- .GPEs IN SPOKANE, WASH., DISTRICT MISSION. Order No. 20-B under section 8 (a) Order No. 28-B under section 8 (a) (7), of Maximum Price Regulation No. (7), of Maximum Price Regulation No. [File No. 70-M291 426, as amended. Grapes (Table). 426, as amended. Prunes (Italian). MIssIsmpi PowER &Lions Co. and For the reasons set forth in an opinion For the reasons set forth in an opinion EECnc PoWa &LIGHT CORP. issued simultaneously herewith, and issued simultaneously herewith, and un- in the District der authority vested in the District Di- SUPPLE=.1MTA ORDER GRANTIZG APPLICA- under authority vested TO Director of the Spokane-Distkict Office rector of the Spokane District Office by TION AND PERMLIITTING DECLIAATION by section 8 (a).(7) of Maximum Price section 8 (a) (7) of Maximum Price DECOIE EFFECTIVE Regulation-No. 426, as amended, and by Regulation No. 426, as amended, and by At a regular session of the Securities Order of Delegation No. 35 issued under Order of Delegation No.35 issued under and Exchange Commission held at its said section by the San Francisco Reg- said section by the San Francisco Re- offize in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on ional Office, Region VIII, of the Office of gional Office, Region VIII, of the Office the 29th day of August A. D., 1944. Price Administration; It is hereby of Price Administration, It is hereby Electric Power & Light Corporation, a ordered: ordered: registered holding company, and its sub- With respect to the commodity de- With respect to the commodity de- sidiary Mississippi Power & Light Com- scribed in line (a)of "Table X", there is scribed in line (a) of "Table X", there pany, a public utility company, having set forth in said table in line (b), the is set forth in said table In line (b), the fied a joint application and declara- basing point; in line .(c), the wholesale basing point; in line (c), the wholesale tion, with amendments thereto, under receiving point; in line (d), the method receiving point; in line (d), the method sections 6 (a)and 7 with respect, among of transportation which is hereby de- of transportation which Is hereby deter- other things, to the issue and sale by termined to be the cheapest method of mined to be the cheapest method of Mississippi Power & Light Company, transportation which is customary and transportation which is customary and to the competitive bidding available from -said basing pursuant generally generally available from said basing of $12,000,000 point to said wholesale receiving point. point to said wholesale receiving point; provisions of Rule U-50, and in line (e), the freight rate per cwt. and in line (e), the freight rate per cvt. principal amount of First Mortgage by said method (d)- between points. by said method d) between points. Bonds to mature in 1974; and With respect to the units of sale of said With respect to the units of sale of said The Commission having, by order commodity set forth in the respective commodity set forth in the respective dated August 21, 1944, granted said ap- vertical columns of said "Table X", there vertical columns of said "Table X", plication and permitted said declaration is also set forth in said table in line (f), there is also set forth in said table in to become effective, except as to the price the freight charge by said method line (f), the freight charge by said to be paid for said bonds, the redemp- (d)from said basing point to said whole- method (d) from said basing point to tion prices thereof, the interest rate sale receiving point; in line (g), the said wholesale receiving point; in line thereon, the underwriters' spread and its basing point cost; in line (h), the charge, point cost; in line (h), allocation, and all legal fees and ex- services (g), the basing if any, allowable for protective the charge, if any, allowable for protec- penses to be paid in connection with the in connection with such transportation; proposed transactions, as to which mat- and in line (i), the maximum price tive services in connection with such chargeable for said commodity in said transportation; and in line (i), the max- ters Jurisdiction was reserved; and wholesale receiving point. imum price chargeable for said commod- Mississippi Power & Idght Company ity in said wholesale receiving point. having filed a further amendment to the TAB=E X application and declaration, in which it (a) Commodity: Grapes (table). TA=X X is stated that in accordance with the (b) Basing Point: Bakersfield, Calif. Italian. (c) Wholesale receiving point: Lewiston, (a) Commodity: Prunes, permission granted by the said order Idaho. (b) Basing point: Yaklma, Wash. of the Commission dated August 21, (d)Method of transportation: Carlot to (c) Wholesale receiving potnt: Lerwiton. 1944, it offered such bonds for sale pur- Spokane-1. c. 1. to Lewiston. Idaho. suant to the competitive bidding re- (e)Freight rate by method (d) from basing (d) Method of transportation: L. c.1. point to wholesale receiving point: (e) Freight rate by method (d) from bang quirements of Rule U-50 and received $1.51 per cwt. point to %vholezale receiving point: the following bids: Per unit of sale 60.79 per cwt. per lug of 28 lb. Per unit of sale Bfd~lI rkceto Ccon' Cost to (f)Freight charge by method (d)_.- $0.47 per lug of 30 b3. (g) Basing point cost ------1.85 cc~rayMteI Cc (h)Protective services ------. 04 (f) Freight charge by method (d)- 0.25 (g) Basing point cost 1.95 (1) Maximum price in wholesale re- "VhIte Well & Co., ani Percet' ceiving point (sum of "f", "g" (h) Protective cervices------re- sh!lsJ.: Co.~----- 3.r.2 3i 2.544 and "h") ------12.36 (1) Maximum price In vwholezale Ply SlWri & Co .... 10. 259 35 3.--w5f ceiving point (sum of "I", "g" Per lb. $0.0843. 17. C. Lczzl~y & Co..... 152.519 3% 2.9"= and "h") ' 2.20 Kuhn Loeb & Co-.--. 1HiZ.I( 3%1 2.S975 Z7oTE: See Amendment 46 to MtR 426 for 'Per lb., C0.0734. full particulars. shall become effective Au- The said amendment having further This order shall become effective This order August-26, 1944, and may be revoked, gust 26, 1944, and may tbe revoked, stated that Mississippi Power & Light amended or corrected at any time. amended or corrected at any time. Company has accepted the bid of Whi..e 10736 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday,September 1, 1944

Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. for the exchange will be issued and sold either The Commission having, on June 22, bonds, as set out above, and that the pursuant, to the competitive bidding re- 1944, upon the request of applicants-deo. bonds will be offered for sale to the pub- quirements of Rule U-5O or at private larants, extended the time for consum- lic at a price of 104.4877 resulting in an sala if an exception be granted from the mating said transaction to and Including underwriters' spread of 0.9677; and competitive bidding requirements of such August 31, 1944; and 0 The Commission having examined said rule; and Applicants-declarants having, on Au- amendment and having considered the The Commission having, by orders gust 22, 1944, advised the Co'nmlssion record herein and finding no basis for dated June 29, 1944, and August 3, 1944, that the parties have been unable to imposing terms and conditions with re- granted and permitted such application- consummate the transaction proposed in spect to the price to be paid for said declaration and amendments thereto, to said application-declaration within such bonds, the redemption prices therefor, become effective, pursuant to section 6 time, and having requested that the time the interest rate thereon, the underwrit- (b) and 12 of the act, subject to the res- for such consummation be extended to ers' spread and its allocation, and all ervation" of jurisdiction with respect to and Including December 31, 1944; and legal fees and expenses incurred in con- certain matters including the issuance It appearing to the Commission that it nection with the proposed transactions; and sale of such number of the 220,078 Is appropriate In the public interest and It is ordered, That the jurisdiction shares of the $100 par value 5% cumula- the Interest of investors to grant said heretofore reserved over the price to be tive preferred stock as are not Issuable request: paid for said bonds, the redemption by way of exchange; and It is ordered, That the time for con- prices therefor, the interest rate thereon, Northern'Indiana Public Service Com- summating said transaction be, and the underwriters' spread and its alloca- pany having, on August 25, 1944, filed a hereby Is, extended to and including tion and all legal fees and expenses in- further amendment to its application- December 31, 1944. curred in connection with the proposed declaration whereby it proposes to issue transactions be, and the same hereby is and sell, pursuant to the competitive bid- By the commission. released and said application and decla- ding requirements of Rule U-50, such [SEAL] ORVAL L. DuBois, ration, be and the same hereby is granted number of the 220,078 shares of its $100 Secretary. and permitted to become effective, sub- par value 5% cumulative preferred stock ject, however, to the terms and condi- as are not issuable by way of exchange; [P. R. Doc. 44-13285, Filed, August 31, 1044, tions prescribed in Rule U-24. and 11:47 a.m.] A public hearing having been held with By the Commission. ' respect to such amendment, and the [SEAL] ORVAL TL DuBoIs, Commission having considered the rec- Secretary. ord and observing no basis for imposing [File No. 70-786] any terms or conditions with IF. R. Doc. 44-13283; Filed respect August 31, 1944; thereto, except such as relate to the re- FEDERAL WATER AND GAS CORP., AND ALA-' 11:47 a. m.] quirements of Rule U-50; BHAA WATER SERVxCE CO. It is ordered, That said amendment to the application-declaration be, and ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION hereby is, granted and permitted to be- At a regular session of the Securities [File No. 70-882] come effective forthwith, subject to the and Exchange Commission, held at Its NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. terms and conditions contained In Rule office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn- U-24 and to the requirements of para- sylvania, on the 29th day of August, A. D. SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION iraphs (b) and (c) of Rule U-50. AND PERIITTING DECLARATION TO BECOME 1944. EFFECTIVE By the Commission. Federal Water and Gas Corporation, a registered holding company, and its At a regular session of the Securities [SEAL] ORVAL L. DuBoIs, subsidiary, Alabama Water Service Com- and Exchange Commission, held at its Secretary. pany, having filed an application pursu- offices in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., [F. R. Doc. 44-13284; Filed, August 31, 1944; ant to the Pulic 'Utility Holding Com- on the 29th day of August 1944. 11:47 a. m.] pany Act of 1935 with respect to the Northern Indiana Public Service Com- following transactions: pany, a subsidiary of Clarence A. South- (1) The borrowing by Federal Water erland and Jay Samuel Hartt, Trustees [File and Gas Coiporation from a bank of of the Estate of Midland Utilities Com- No. 70-8191 $750,000 on a one-day unsecured note; pany, having heretofore filed an applica- INDIANA GAS UTIITIES Co. AND ASSOCIATED (2) Contribution by Federal Water tion-declaration, a n d amendments ELECTRIC CO. and Gas Corporation of $1,350,000 cash thereto, pursuant to sections 6 (b) and ORDER GRANTING EXTENSION OF to the paid-in surplus of Alabama Water 12 of the Public Utility Holding Company TIME Service Company; Act of 1935 and the rules and regulations At a regular session of the Security and (3) Modification of the indenture so- promulgated thereunder, with respect to Exchange Commission, held at its office cuiing the First Mortgage 33% Bonds the refinancing of 220,078 shares of its in the CitX of Philadelphia, Pa., on the of Alabama Water Service Company; $100 par value cumulative preferred 29th day-bf August 1944. (4) Retirement by Alabama Water stock (69,858 shares of the 7% series, Associated Electric Company ("Aelec"), Service Company of $1,008,000 princi- 124,505 shares of the 6% series, and 25,- a registered holding company, and its pal amount of its First Mortgage 334% 715 shares of the 51/2 % series) 'by means wholly-owned subsidiary, Indiana Gas Bonds at a call price of 103.9% of par; of a program whereby (1) the holders of Utilities Company ("Utilities"), having (5) Retirement by Alabama Water such stock have been afforded the oppor- filed an application-declaration, pur- Service Company of 0,793 shares of Its tunity to exchange each such share for suant to the applicable provisions of the $6 Cumulative Preferred Stock presently one share of $100 par value 5% cumula- Public Utility Holding Company Act of outstanding In the hands of the public, tive preferred stock of the company, plus 1935, concerning the'acquisition by Aelec at the call price of $105 per share; a cash payment In an amount represent- of all the assets of Utilities, subject to its (6) Distribution by Alabama Water ing the difference between the respective existing liabilities, upon the surrender by Service Company of Its electric proper- redemption prices of the stocks outstand- Aelec, for cancellation, of all the out.- ties including materials, supplies and ac- ing and $102, with proper adjustments standing shares -of capital stock of, and counts receivable pertaining to such for accrued dividends upon the stock to claims against, and the subsequent disso- properties, to Federal Water and 'Gas be surrendered and upon the shares to lution of, Utilities; and Corporation as the then sole stockholder be issued, (2) any shares not surrendered The Commission having, on March of Alabama Water Service Company; by way of exchange will be called for re- 9, 1944, after notice and hearing, filed (7) Sale by Federal Water and Gas demption at redemption prices, and (3) its memorandum opinion and order Corporation of the electric assets received such number of the 220,078 shares of the (Holding Company Act Release No. 4934) by It under (6) above, to the Cities of $100 par value 5% cumulative preferred granting the application and permitting Andalusia, Elba, and Opp'and the Ala- stock as will. not be issuable by way of the declaration to become effective; and bama Electric Cooperative, Inc. for $2,- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10737

500;000, subject to adjustments to the City of Opp and Alabam, Electric Coop- under Indenture dated Mday 1, 1929, and date of closing; erative, Inc. as follows: that said application and expenditure of (8 Application by Federal Water and (a) All of said properties described, said sum of $1,750,000 to the retirement of Gas Corporation of the proceeds from the specified and Itemized In said Exhibit A said debentures is necessary or appro- said sale to repay the bank loan of shall be transferred and conveyed to the priate to effectuate the provisions of sec- $750,000 referred to in (1) above and to City of Andalusia for and in considera- tion 11 (b) of the Public Utility Holding redeem $1,750,000 principal amount of tion of base purchase price of $302,175.00 Company Act of 1935 and is necessary or it 51 percent debentures due 1954, such in cash, to be paid to Federal Water 2nd appropriate to the integration or simpli- redemption to be followed with 24 months Gas Corporation by the said City of fication of the holding company system from the date of sale of the said electric ,Andalusia; of which Federal Water and Gas Cor- properties by redemption of an additional (b) All of said properties described, poration is a member; and that the Com- $75.0,000 principal amount of said de- specified and itemized In Exhibit B shall mission reserves Jurisdiction to deter- bentures; and be transferred and conveyed to the City mine by subsequent order herein the Federal Water and Gas Corporation of Elba for and in consideration of base expenditure or investment that shall be and Alabama Water Service Company purchase price of $40,925 in cash to be made within twenty-four months of said having requested that our order with re- paid to Federal Water and Gas Corpora- sale of the $750,000 balance of the pro- spect to the proposed transactions con- tion by the said City of Elba; ceeds of sale, or an. amount equivalent tain recitals and specifications -to con- (c) All of said properties described, thereto, as may hereafter be proposed by form with the requirements of sections specified and Itemized in Exhibit C shall Federal Water and Gas Corporation and 371 (b), 371 (d), 371 (f), and 1808 (f) of be transferred and conveyed to the City as may be shown to be necessary or ap- the Internal Revenue Code, as amended of Opp for and in consideration of base propriate to 'the integration or simpli- by the Revenue Act of 1942; and purchase price of $81,900 i, cash to be fication of the holding company system A public hearing having been held after paid to Federal Water and Gas Corpora- of which'Federal Water and Gas Cor- appropriate notice; the Commission hav- tion by the said City of Opp; poration is a member. ing considered the record and having (d) All of said properties degcribed, By the Commission. made and filed its findings and opinions specified and itemized in Exhibit D shall herein; be transferred and conveyed to Alabama [s&%]i ORVA L. DUBoIs, It is ordered, That the application be, Electric Cooperative, Inc., for and in Secretary. and hereby is, granted forthwith, except consideration of base purchase price of [F. R. Dc. 44-13226; Filed, August 31. 1944; with respect to fees and expenses, as $2,075,000 to be paid to Federal Water 11:47 a. m.] to which matters jurisdiction is hereby and Gas Corporation by the Said Ala- reserved, subject to the terms and con- bama Electric Cooperative, Inc. All of the ditions contained in Rule U-24. foregoing transfers and con- [File Tko-. 70-915, 70-916 It is further ordered and recited, That veyance by Federal Water and Gas Cor- I Alabama Water Service Company trans- poration being in pursuance of agree- CITIES SEnvICE PowER &Liranr Co., Lr AT. ment of sale between Federal Water fer to Federal Water and Gas Corpora- and ORDER GRANIG APPLICATIONS AND PEE,=,- tion all of the, properties more partic- Gas Corporation, as Seller, and City of TING DECLARATIONS TO MECo0M IE =C- ularly described, specified and itemized Andalusia, City of Elba, City of Opp and TIrEs in proposed deed, and bill of sale from Alabama Electric Cooperative, Inc., as Alabama Water Service Company to Purchasers, dated as of June 15, 1944, At a regular session of the Securities Federal Water and Gas Corporation fed and executed by Federal Water and Gas and Exchange Commission, held at its with the Securities and Exchange Com- Corporation on July 24, 1944; and office In the City of Philadelphia, Penn- mission on August 26, 1944 and marked it is further ordered and recited, That sylvania, on the 29th day of August, Exhibit 14 as a part of the record in this said agreement of sale and said transfers A. D. 1944. proceeding, which exhibit is hereby in- and conveyances by Federal Water and In the matters of Cities Service Power corporated by reference in this order Gas Corporation in pursuance thereof & Light Company, File No. 70-915; Darby and made a part hereof with the same are, and each of them Is, necessary or ap- Gas & Electric Corporation, The Dan- force and effect as if set forth at length propriate to effectuate the provisions of bury and Bethel Gas'and Electric Light herein; that the transfer of said prop- section 11 Cb) of the Public Utility Hold- Company. File No. 70-916. erties by Alabama Water Service Com- ing Company Act of 1935 and are, and Cities Service Power & Light Company pany to Federal Water and Gas Corpora- each of them is, necessary or appropriate ("Power & Light") and Darby Gas & tion is necessary or appropriate to effec- to the integration or simplification of the Electric Corporation ("Derby"), both tuate the provisions of section 11 (b) of holding company system of which Fed,- registered holding companies, and The the Public Utility Holding Company Act eral Water and Gas Corporation is a Danbury and Bethel Gas and Electric of 1935; that Federal Water and Gas member; that the distribution of Light Company ("IDanbury"), a subsid- Corporation, immediately upon receipt said properties described, specified and iary of Power & Light. having filed ap- of said properties frdm Alabama Water itemized in said proposed deed and bill plications and declarations pursuant to Service Company forthwith transfer'and of sale from Alabama Water Service sections 6, 7,9 (a) (1), 10, 11 (b), 12 (b), convey the said properties described, Company to Federal Water and Gas Cor- 12 (c), 12 (d), and 12 (f) of the Public specified and itemized in said proposed poration in obedience to this order and Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, deed and bill of sale marked Exhibit 14 the sale of said priorities described, spec- and the applicable rules thereunder, pro- and in proposed deeds and bills of sale ified and itemized in said deed and bill posing the following transactions: from Federal Water and Gas Corpora- of sale and in Exhibits A, B, C, and D, (a)The sale by Power & Light to, and tion to the Cities of Andalusia, Elba, Opp attached to the agreement of sale by the acquisition by, Derby of all the se- and Alabama Electric Cooperative, Inc. Federal Water and Gos Corporation to curities which Power & Light owns of copies of which as Exhibits A, B, C, and the Cities of Andalusia, Elba, Opp and Danbury for a base consideration of D, respectively, are attached to Exhibit Alabama Electric Cooperative, Inc., also $1,450,000 in cash, subject to certain ad- F-2 (being the agreement made between in obedience to this order, be completed Justments to the date of sale, such securi- Federal Water and Gas Corporation and within six months from the date of this ties consisting of (1) 24,000 shares of the Cities of Andalusia, Elba and Opp order; that Federal Water and Gas Cor- common stock of the par value of $25 and Alabama Electric Cooperative, Inc. poration shall, within six months of said per share. (2) 175 shares of 7% cumula- which agreement together with said ex- sale, apply $1,750,000 of the proceeds of tive preferred stock of the par value of hibits is a part of the record in this pro- sale, or an amount equivalent thereto, $25 per share, and (3)two 6% demand ceeding) and each of which said Exhibits to the retirement or cancellation of se- promissory notes, payable to Power &Z A, B, C, and D is hereby incorporated in curities representing indebtedness of Light, dated respectively December 31, -this order by reference with the same Federal Water and Gas Corporation, to 1937 and January 27, 1938 in the respec- .force and effect as if set forth at length, with: 5d1% debentures of Fedetal Water tive principal amounts of $367,000 and to the City of Andalusia, City of Elba, -and Gas Corporation due 1954 and Issued $12,000; 10738 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 (b) 'The application by Power & Light WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION. during the preceding 30-day period. For of the net proceeds of the said sale to the purpose of this definition, employ- the prepayment of its Bank Loan Notes HaTnroRi, CONN.. ARm ment of less than seven days' duration in accordance with the terms thereof, EUPLOYLXENT STABILIZATION PROOEAR and employment which issupplemental principal work shall be as required by Power & Light's Custo- The to the employee's dian Agreement, dated March 15, 1944, following employment stabiliza- disregarded. with The Chase National Bank of the tion program for the Hartford Area is (e) "Critical occupation" means any City of New York; hereby prescribed, pursuant -to § 907.3 occupation designated as a critical oc- (c) The issuance and sale by Derby of (g) of War Manpower Commission Reg- cupation by the Chairman of the War $1,450,000 ulation No. 7, "Governing Employment Manpower Commission. principal amount of deben- Stabilization Programs," effective tures to mature in 1954 and 54,054 sharet Au- (f) "Essential activity" means any ac- of no par value common stock; gust 16, 1943 (8 P.R. 11338). tivity included in the War Manpower (d) The issuance and sale by Dan- Sec. Commission List of Essential Activities, bury to Derby of 40,000 shares of-Dan- 1. Purpose. (9 .R. 3439) 2. Definitions.. (g) "Locally needed activity" means bury's $25 par value common stpck; 3. Control of hiring and solicitation of (e) The redemption by Danbury of workers. any activity approved by the Regional its 6% First Mortgage Gold Bonds, Se- 4. Authority and responsibility of Manage- Manpower Director as a locally needed ries A, due August 1, 1948, outstanding in ment-Labor Committee. activity. (h) The terms "employment" and the principal amount of $600,000, at the 5. -General. "work" redemption price of 1011/2% of the prin- 6. Issuance of statements of availability by as applied to an individual en- cipal amount thereof plug accrued in- employers. gaged in principal and supplementary terest, and Its 7% cumulative preferred 7. Referrals by the United States Employ- employment mean his principal employ- ment Service. ment. stock, outstanding in the amount of 8. Seniority. 16,000 shares, at the redemption price 9. Hiring contrary to the program. Szc. 3. Control o1 hiring and solicita- of $27.50 per share plus accrued divi- 10. Exclusions. tion of workers. All hiring aid solicita- dends on such stock; and 11. Appeals. tion of workers in, or for work in, the (f) The surrender by Derby of the 12. Content of statements of availability. Hartford Area shall be conducted in ac- aforesaid 6% promissory notes in the 13. Solicitation of workers. 14. Hiring. cordance with this employment stabiliza- aggregate principal amount of $379,000 15. Representation. tion program. as a capital contribution to Danbury, 16. General referral policies. This shall include any hiring or solici- and the retirement by Danbury of said "17. Effective date. tation, whether conducted- within or notes. SEcTioN 1. Purpose. This employ- outside the area, If the work is to be Power & Light having requested the performed within the Area. Commission to issue an appropriate or- ment stabilization program has been der and findings, in connection with its, adopted in the Hartford Area, subject to SEC. 4. Authority and responsibilityof aforesaid sale of its interest in Danbury approval by Jhe Regional Director. Its Management-Labor Committee. T h e and the use of the proceeds of such sale, purpose is to assist the War Manpower Area Management-Labor War Man- conforming to the requirements of sec- Commission in bringing about, by meas- power Committee for the Hartford Area tion 1808 of the Internal Revenue Code; ures equitable to labor and management is authorized to consider questions of Proceedings upon said applications and necessary for the effective prosecu- policy, standards, and safegifards in con- and declarations having been consol- tion of the war: nection with the administration of this idated for the purposes of hearing,, a (a) The elimination of wasteful labor employment stabilization program, and public hearing on such consolidated pro- turnover in essential activities, to make recommendations concerning ceedings having been held after appro- (b) The reduction of unnecessary the same to the Area Manpower Director, priate notice, and-the Commission hav- labor migration, It shall be the responsibility of this ing considered the record and having (c) The direction of the flow of scarce committee to hear and decide appeals made and filed its findings and opinion labor where most needed in the war or to delegate such responsibility to an herein; program, Area Appeals Committee in accordance It is hereby ordered, That said appl- (d) The maximum utilization of man- with regulations of the War Manpower cations be, and the same are hereby, power resources. Commission governing appeals. granted, and said declarations be, and SEC. 2. Definitions. As used in this SEc. 5. General. No employer in the the same are hereby, permitted to employment stabilization program: Hartford Area shall hire any new worker become. effective, subject to the terms (a) The "Hartford Area" is the area except upon referral by or in accordance and conditions set forth in Rule U-24. comprised of the towns of Avon, Bloom- with arrangements with the United It is further ordered, That jurisdiction field, Bolton, Canton, East Granby, East States Employment Service. be, and the same hereby is, reserved to Hartford, Farmington, Glastonbury, Notices of, referral received by any determine whether Derby Gas & Electric Granby, Hartford, Manchester, Newing- employer pursuantto this program shall Corporation may retain the interest to ton, Rocky Hill, Simsbury, South Wind- be retained during the continuance of be acquired by it in the gas properties sor, West Hartford, Wethersfield, and this program and for a reasonable time of The Danbury and Bethel Gas and Windsor. thereafter. They shall be made acces- Electric Light Company. (b) "Agriculture" means those farm sible to the Area Manpower Director or It is further ordered, That the pro- activities carried on by farm owners, or his representative upon request. posed sale by Cities Service Power & tenants on farms In connection with the SEc. 6. Issuance of statements o1 avail- Light Company of its interest in The cultivation of the soil, the harvesting of ability by employers. An individual crops, or the raising, feeding, or manage- Danbury and Bethel Gas and Electric ment of livestock, bees and poultry, and whose last employment is or was in an Light Company and use of proceeds, as shall not include any packing, canning, essential or locally needed activity shall set forth in the declaration filed by processing, transportation or marketing receive a statement of availability from Cities Service Power & Light Company of articles produced on farms unless per- his employer if: herein, are necessary to effectuate the formed or carried on as an incident to (a) He has been discharged, or his em- provisions of section 11 (b) and are fair ordinary farming operations as dis- ployment has been otherwise terminated and equitable to the persons affected. tinguished from manufacturing or com- by his employer, or By the Commission. mercial operations. (b) Hehas been laid off for an indefi- (c) "State" includes Alaska, Hawaii, nite period, or for a period of seven or [SEAL] ORvAL L. DuBois, and the District of Columbia. more days, or Secretar;i. (d) "New employee" means any In. (c) Continuance in his employment [F. R. Doe. 44-13287; Filed, August 81, 1944; dividual who has not been in the employ., would involve undue personal hardship, 11:47 a. m.] ment of the hiring employer at any time or FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10739

(d) Such employment is or was at a vidual, shall refer him to a former em- government or political subdivision or wage or salary or under working condi- ployer, when it is found that he has re- agency or instrumentality has indicated tions below standards established by ceived from such employer with Whom Its willingness to conform, to the maxi- State or Federal law or regulation, or he has reemployment rights under an mum extent practicable under the con- (e) Such employment is or was at a existing collective bargaining agreement, stitution and laws applicable to it, with wage or salary below a level established a notice that he must return to his former the pro.ram, or or approved by the National War Labor employment in order to preserve his (e) The hiring of a new employee for Board (or other agency authorized to ad- seniority status. domestic service, or to the hiring of a just wages or approve adjustments (e) The United States Employment new employee whose last regular em- thereof) as warranting adjustment, and Service shall refer any worker who has ployment was in domestic service, or the employer has failed to adjust the not been engaged in an essential or lo- Wf The hiring of a school teacher for wage in accordance with such level or cally needed activity during the preceed- vacation employment or the rehiring of to apply to the appropriate agency for Ing 60-day period. a school teacher for teaching at the such adjustment or approval thereof. f) If a worker's last regular employ- termination of the vacation period. Workers receiving statements of avail- ment was in agriculture, he shall not be SEc. 11. Appeals. Any worker or em- ability from their employers may not be referred to non-agricultural work except ployer may appeal from any act or failure lhiredupon presentation of the statement after consultation with a designated rep- to act by the War Manpower Commis- of availability to a new employer. A resentative of the War Food Administra- slon under this employment stabiliza- worker shall present the statement of tion and provided further that such an tion program, in accordance with regu- availability to the local office of the Individual may be hired for non-agrl- lations and procedures of the War Man- United States Employment Service of cultural work for a period not to exceed power Commission. six weeks without referral. the War Manpower Commission for re- SEC. 12. Contentof statements of arail- ferral by it to a new job. SEC 8. Seniority. Workers referred or ability. A statement of availability is- SEC. 7. Referrals by the United States transferred under the terms of this em- sued to an individual pursuant to Employment Service. (a) When any of ployment stabilization program shall, to this program shall contain only the in- the circumstances set forth in section 6 the maximum extent possible, consistent dividual's name, address, social security are found to exist in an individual's case with existing contractual relations be- account number, if any, the name and and the employer falls or refuses to issue tween the employer and the employee: address of the issuing employer, or War a statement of availability to an indi- (a) Preserve and accrue their senior- Manpower Commission officer and of- vidual entitled to such statement, the ity rights with their home employer in fice, the date of issuance, a statement as United States Employment Service of the same manner and with the same to whether or not the individual's last the War Manpower Commission, upon qualifications provided either by union employment was in a critical occupa- finding that the individual is entitled agreement or by plant custom, and tion, and such other information not thereto, shall refer such individual to (b) Be reemployed by their home em- prejudicial to the employee in seeking a job opening. Pending such finding the ployer according to the seniority agree- new employment as may be authorized United States Employment Service shall ment or custom in effect, provided they or required by the War Manpower Corn- either request the worker to remain on apply for reemployment within 40 days mission. his job or return to it in instances where of either the date they terminate from of workers. No transferred, SEC. 13. Solicitation the worker has voluntarily terminated the plant to which they first employer shall advertise or otherwise hig employment. When none of the cir- or the date when the United States Gov- solicit for the purposes of hiring any indi- cumstances set forth in section 6 are ernment declares an end to the war vidual if the hiring of such an individual found to exist in an individual's case the emergency, whichever is sooner. would be subject to restrictions under United States Employment Service shall Workers transferred with statements employment stabilization program, entering the this attempt to pursuade such individual to of availability and later except In a manner consistent with such return to his former employment in an armed forces under the Selective Serv- restrictions as determined by the Area essential or locally needed activity pro- ice Act will have the same rights for re- Manpower Director or his representative. viding the employer will reemploy the employment with their home employer worker without prejudice. as provided in Ca) and (b). SEc. 14. Hiring. The decision to hire or refer a worl-er shall be based on quali- (b) The United States Employment SEC. 9. Hiring contraryto the program. Service shall refer any individual ih fications essential for performance of or An employer shall, upon written request suitability for the Job, and shall be made the employ of an employer who the War of the United States Employment Serv- Commission finds after notice, without discrimination as to race, color, Manpower -ice, promptly release from employment creed, advanced age, sex, national origin, nearing, and final decision has not com- any worker hired in violation of this pro- as required by law, citizenship. plied with any War Manpower Commis- gram. or except or However, the establishment by an em- sion stabilization program, regulation, physical or ex- policy, or has not made a reasonable ef- SEC. 10. ExclusIons. No provision of ployer of unreasonable of this employment stabilization program perience standards for employment will fort to comply with a recommendation as evidence of under utili- a duly authorized representative of the shall be applicable to: be considered . (a) The hiring of a new employee for zation of available manpower and each War Manpower Commission with respect be referred to the atten- to the more effective utilization of labor agricultural employment, or such case will (b) The hiring of a new employee for tion of the Area Management-Labor and for so long as such employer con- War Manpower Committee. such work of less than seven days' duration, tinues his non-compliance after The Federal Government shall be con- finding. An employer who continues to or for work which is supplemental to the employee's rinclpal work; but such work sidered as a single essential employer for be in non-compliance after notice, hear-. and all hir- ing, and final decision shall not receive shall not constitute the individual's "last the purposes of this program, any referrals of labor from the United employment" for the purposes of this ing for departments and agencies of the States Employment Service. program, unless the employee is custom- Federal Government subject to the Civil arily engaged in work of less than seven (c) If an individual is employed at Service Act, rules and regulations, shall less than full time or at a job which does days' duration, or be conducted by the United States Civil not utilize his-highest recognized skill (c) The hiring of an employee in any Service Commfion which shalTrecruit Territory or possession of the United in accordance with the policies of the for which there is a need in the war effort, Alaska and Hawaii, or the United States Employment Service States, except War Manpower Commission. may, upon his request, refer him to other (d) The hiring by a forein, state, county, or municipal government, or SEC. 15. Representation. Nothing con- available employment in which it finds, program shall be construed that the individual will be more fully their political subdivisions or their tained In this utilized in the war effort. agencies and instrumentalities, or to the to restrict any individual from seeking (d) The United States Employment hiring of any of their employees, unless the advice and aid of, or from being rep- Service, upon the request of an indi- -such foreign, state, county, or municipal resented by the labor organization of No. 175--10 10740 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1941 which he Is a member or any other repre- (b) The reduction of unnecessary la- except upon referral by or In accordance sentative freely chosen by him, at any bor migration, with arrangements with the United step in the operation of the program. (c) The direction of the flow of scarce States Employment Service. labor where most needed in the war pro- Notices of referral received by any em- SEC. 16. General referral policies. No ployer pursuant to this prograin provision in this program shall limitthe gram, shall be the United State4 Employ- (d) The maximum utilization of man- retained during the continuance of this authority of power resources. program and for a reasonable time there- ment Service or any other governmental after. They shall agency designated by the War Manpower SEm. 2. Definitions. 'As used in this be made accessible to Commission to make referrals in accord-, employment stabilization program: the Area Manpower Director or his rep- ance with approved policies and instruc- (a) "The Meriden Area" is the area resentative upon request. tions of the War Manpower Commission. comprised of the towns of 'Meriden, SEC. 6. Issuanceof statementg of avail. program Wallingford and Southington. ability by employers. An individual SEC. 17. Effective date. This (b) "Agriculture" means those farm whose last employment Is or was in an shall be effective as of May 1, 1944 and activities carried on by farm owners, is in substitution for and supersedes the or essential or locally needed activity shall program in tenants on farms in connection with the receive a statement of availability from employment stabilization cultivation of the soil, the harvesting of his employer If: effect prior to such date. It shall, sub- crops, or the raising, feeding, or manage- (a) He has been discharged, or his ject to such amendments as the War ment of livestock, bees and poultry, and employment Manpower Commission may promulgate, has been otherwise termi- continue In effect for six months follow- shall not include any packing, canning, nated by his employer, or of the present hos- processing, transportation or marketing (b) He has been laid off for an In- ing the termination of articles produced on farms unless per- definite period, or for a period of tilities, unless sooner terminated by the formed or carried on as an incident to seven or more days, or War Manpower Commission. ordinary farming operations as distin- (c) Continuance In his employment Dated: June 19, 1944. - guished from manufacturing or commer- would involve undue personal hardship, WAr. G. Eums, cial operations. or Director. (c)"State" includes Alaska, Hawaii, (d) Such employment Is or was at a Area and the District of Columbia. wage or salary or under working condi- Approved: August 9, 1944. (d) "New employee" means any indi-; tions below standards established by AmUR C. GERNES, vidual who has not been in the employ- State or Federal law or regulation, or Regional Director. ment of the hiring employer at any time (e) Sucl employment Is or was at a during the preceding 30-dayperiod. For wage or salary below a level established [F. n. Doe. 44-13193; Filed, August 80, 1944; the purpose of this definition, employ- by the National War Labor Eoard (or 11:51 a. m.] ment of less than seven days' duration other agency authorized to adjust wages and employment which is supplemental or approve adjustments thereof) as war- to the employee's principal work shall ranting adjustment, and the employer be disregarded. has failed to adjust the wage in accord- MERIDEN, CONN., AREA (e) "Essential activity" means any ance with such level or to apply to the activity included in the War Manpower appropriate agency for such adjustment EMPLOYILENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM Commission List of Essential Activities. or approval thereof. The following employment stabiliza- (9 F.R. 3439). Workers receiving statements of avail- tion program for Meriden Area State of () "Lodally needed activity" means ability from their employers may not be Connecticut is hereby prescribed, pur- any activity approved by the Regional hired upon presentation of the state- suant to § 907.3 (g) of War .Manpower Manpower Director as a locally needed ment of availability to a new employer. Commission Regulation No. 7, "Govern- activity. A worker shall present the statement of ing Employment Stabilization Pro- (g) The terms '"employment" and availability to the local office of the grams," effective August 16, 1943 (8 P.R. "work" as applied to, an individual en- United States Employment Service of the 11338). gaged in principal and supplementary War Manpower Commission for referral employment mean his principal employ- by it to a new Job. Sec. 1. Purpose. ment. SEc. 7. Referrals by the United States 2. Definitions. SEC. 3. Control of hiring and solicita- Employment Service. (a) When any of 3. Control of hiring and solicitation of tion o1 workers. All hiring and solicita- the circumstances set forth In section 6 workers. tion of workers in, or for work in, the are found to exist in an individual's case 4. Authority and responsibility of Manage- ment-Labor Committee. (Meridefi Area shall be conducted in ac- and the employer falls or refuses to Issue 5. General. cordance with this employment stabili- a statement of availability to an indi- 6. Issuance of statements of availability by zation program. vidual entitled to such statement, the employers. This shall include any hiring or sollcf- United Stated Employment Service of the 7. Referrals by the United States Employ- tation, whether conducted within or out- War Manpower Commission, upon find- ment service. side the Area, If the work is to be per- ing that the individual is entitled thereto, 8.Seniority. formed within the Area. shall refer such individual to a Job open- 9. Hiring contrary to the program. - ing. Pending such finding the USES 10. Exclusions. SEc. 4. Authority and responsibilityof 11. Appeals. shall either request the worker to re- Management-Labor Committee. The main on his job or return to It In In- 12. Content of statements of availability. Area Management-Labor War Manpower 13. Solicitation of workers. stances where the worker has voluntarily 14. Hiring. Committee for the Meriden Area is au- terminated his employment. When none 15. Representation. thorized to consider questions of policy, of the circumstances set forth in sec- 16. General referral policies. standards, and safeguards in connec- tion 6 are found to exist in an Individual's 17. Effective date. tion with the administration of this em- case the USES shall attempt to persuade ployment stabilization program, and to such individual to return to his former SECTION 1. Purpose. This employment make recommendations concerning the stabilization program has been adopted employment in an essential or locally same to the Area Manpower Director. needed activity providing the employer in the Meriden Area, subject to approval It shall'be the responsibility of this by the Regional Director. Its purpose is will reemploy the worker without preju- committee to hear and decide appeals or dice. to assist the War Manpower Commis- to delegat6 such responsibility to an Area sion in bringing about, by measures (b) The United States Employment equitable to labor and management and Adpleals Committee in. accordande with Service shall refer any individual In the' necessary for the effective prosecution of regulations of the War Manpower Com- employ of an, employer who the War the war: mission governing appeals.. Manpower Commission finds after no- (a) The elimination of wasteful turn-a SEC. 5. General. No employer In the tice, hearing and final decision has not over in essential activities, Meriden Area, shall hire any new worker complied with any WMC stabilization FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 19-4 10741 program, regulation, or policy, or has SEc. 10. EXcluSiOnS. No provision of for the purposes of this program, and not made a reasonable effort to comply this employment stabilization program all hiring departments and agencies of with a recommendation of a duly author- shall be applicable to: the Federal Government subject to the ized representative of the War Manpower . (a) The hiring of a new employee for Civil Service Act, rules and regulations Commission with respect to the more agriculture employment, or shall be conducted by the U. S. Civil effective utilization of labor and for so (b) The hiring of a new employee for Service Commission which shall recruit long as such employer continues his non- work of less than seven'days' duration, in accordance with the policies of the compliance after such finding. or for work which Is supplemental to War Manpower Commission. An employer who continues to be in the employee's principal work; but such SEc. 15. Representation. Nothing non-compliance after notice, hearing work shall not constitute the individual's contained in this program shall be con- and final decision shall not receive any "last employment" for the purpose of strued to restrict any individual from referrals of labor from the United States this program, unless the employee Is cus- seeking the advice and aid of, or from Employment Service. tomarily engaged In work of less than being represented by the labor organiza- (c) If an individual is employed at seven days' duration, or tion of which he is a member or any other less than full time or at a job which does (c) The hiring of an employee n any representative freely chosen by him, at not utilize his highest recognized skill Territory or possession of the United any step In the operation of the program. for which there is need in the war effort, States, except Alaska and Hawaii, or (d) The hiring by a foreign, State, SEC. 16. General referral policies. No the United States Employment Service provision In this program shall limit the may, upon his request, refer him to other county, or municipal government, or their political subdivisions or their agen- authority of the United States Employ- available employment in which it finds ment Service or any other governmental that the individual will be more fully cies and instrumentalities, or to the hir- ing of any of their employees, unless such agency designated by the War Manpower Untilized in the war effort. Commission to make referrals in accord- (d) The United States Employment foreign State, county, or municipal gov- ernment or political subdivision or ance with approved policies and instruc- Service, upon the request of an individ- tions of the War Manpower Commission. ual, shall refer him to a former employer, agency or Instrumentality has indicated when it is found that he has received its willingness to conform, to the maxi- Scc. 17. Effective date. This program from such employer with whom he has mum extent practicable under the Con- shall be effective as of May 1, 1944 and reemployment rights under an existing stitution and laws applicable to It, with Is in substitution for and supersedes the collective bargaining agreement, a notice the program, or emploympnt stabilization program in ef- that he must return to his former em- (e) The hiring of a new employee for fect priot to such date. It shall, subject ployment in order to preserve his sen- domestic service, or to the hiring of a new to such amendments as the War Man- iority status. employee whose last regular employment power Commission may promulgate, con- (e) The United States Employment was in domestic service, or tinue in effect for six months following shall refer any worker who has (f) The hiring of a school teacher for the termination of the present hostili- Service unless sooner terminated by the not been engaged in an essential or vacation employment or the rehiring of a ties, locally needed activity during the pre- school teacher for teaching at the ter- War Manpower Commission. ceding 60-day period. mination of the vacation period. Dated: June 6, 1944. (f) If a worker's last regulgr employ- SEC. 11. Appeals. Any worker or em- GEORGE J. CoYLE, ment was in agriculture, he shall not be ployer may appeal from any act or fail- Area Director. referred to non-agricultural work except ure to act by the War Manpower after consultation with a designated Commission under this employment sta- Approved: August 9, 1944. representative of the War Food Admin- bilization program, n accordance with AnrT= C. Gzanxs, istration and provided further that such regulations and procedures of the War Regional Director. an individual may be hired for non-agri- Manpower Commission. cultural work for a period not to exceed [F. R. Dc. 44-13192: Filed, August 30, 1944; SEC. 12. Content of statements of arail- 11:51 a. m.] six weeks without referral. ability. A statement of availability SEc. 8. Seniority. Workers referred issued to an individual pursuant to this or transferred under the terms of thig program shall contain only the Individ- employment stabilization program shall, ual's name, address, social security ac- MIDDLETOWI, CONN., Anm to the maximum extent possible, consist- count number, if any, the name and ad- MIWLOY=-.T SLUMMIZTION PEOGFMAT ent with existing contractual relations, dress of the Issuing employer, or War between the employer and the employee: Manpower Commission officer and office, The following employment stabiliza- (a) Preserve and accrue their senior- the date of issuance, a statement as to tion program for the Middletown Area ity rights with their home employer in whether or not the individual's last em- Is hereby prescribed, pursuant to § 907.3 the same manner and with- the same ployment was in a critical occupation, (g)of War Manpower Commission Reg- qualifications provided either by union and such other information not preju- ulation No. 7, "Governing Employment agreement or by plant custom, and dicial to the employee in seeking new Stabilization Programs," effective August 16, 1943 (8P.R. 11338). (b) Be reemploye-4 by their home em- employment as may be authorized or re- ployer according to the seniority agree- quired by the War Manpower Com- Sec. mission. 1. Purpoce. ment or custom in effect, provided they 2. Definltions. apply for reemployment within 40 days SEc. 13. Solicitation of workers. No 3. Control of hiring and solicitation of worl- of either the date they terminate from ,mployer shall advertise or otherwise eri. the plant to which they first transferred, solicit for the purposes of hiring any n- 4. Authority and responsIb~ltIe- of man- or the date when the United States Gov- dividual if the hiring of such an individ- agement-Labor Committee. ernment declares an end to the war ual would be subject to restrictions under 5. Encouragement of local Initiative and uze emergency, whichever is sooner. this employment stabilization program, of exlsting iring channels. 0. Gener.%' Workers transferred with statements except in a manner consistent with such 7. Is-uance of statements of availability by of availability and later entering the restrictions as determined by the Area employers. armed forces under the Selective Service Manpower Director or his representative. 8. I-ruance of statements of availability by Act will have the same rights for re- SEC. 14. Hiring. The decision to hire, the United States EfnpIoyment Servce. employment with their home employer or refer a worker shall be based on quali- 9. Referral In case of under-utillzation. as provided in (a)- and (b). 10. Workers who may be hired only upon re- fications essential for performance of or ferral by the United States Employment SEC. 9. Hiring contrary to the program. suitability for the Job, and shall be made Sarvlce. An employer shall, upon written request without discrimination as to race, color, 11. Eiring contrary to the program. of the United States Employment Serv- creed, sex, national origin, Qr except as 12. Exclusions. ice, promptly release from employment required by law, citizenship. 13. Appral. any worker hired in violation of this The Federal Government shall be con- 14. Statements of availability. program. sidered as a single essential employer 15. Solicitation of workers. 10742 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 sec. Manpower Director as a locally needed (a) He has been discharged, or his 16. Hiring. activity. employment has been otherwise termi- 17. Representation. 18. General referral policies. (I) The terms . "employment" and nated by his employer, or 19. Effective date. "work" as applied to an individual en- (b) He has been laid off for an In- gaged in principal and supplementary definite period, or for a period of seven SECTION 1. Purpose. This employment employment mean his principal employ- or more days, or stabilization program has been adopted ment. (c) Continuance In his employment in the Middletown Area, with the ap- would involve undue personal hardship, Director. Its pur- SEC. 3. Control of hiring and solicita- proval of the Regional tiOn of workers. All hiring and solicita- or pose is to assist the War Manpower Com- tion of workers in, or for work in, the (d) Such employment is or was at a mission in bringing about, by measures Middletown Area shall be conducted in wage or salary or under working condi- equitable to labor and management and accordance with this employment stabil- tions below standards established by necessary for the effective prosecution of ization program. State or Federal law or regulations, or the war: This shall include any hiring or soliqi- (e) Such employment Is or was at a (a) The elimination of wasteful labor tation, whether conducted within or out- wage or salary below a level established turnover in essential activities, side the area, if the work Is to be per- or approved by the National War Labor (.) The reduction of unnecessary la- formed within the area. Board (or other agency authorized to bor migration, adjust wages or approve adjustments (c) The direction of the flow of scarce SEc. 4. Authority and responsibilities thereof) as warranting adjustment, and labor where most needed in the war pro- of Management-Labor Committee. The the employer has failed to adjust the gram, Area Management-Labor War Manpower wage In accordance with such level or to (d) The maximum utilization of man- Committee for the Middletown Area Is apply to the appropriate agency for such, power resources. authorized to consider questions of pol- adjustment or approval thereof. ,(See icy, standards, and safeguards in con- section 9.) SEc. 2. Definitions. As used in this em- nection with the administration of this ployment stabilization program: employment stabilization program, and SEC. 8. Issuance of statements of avail- (a) The "Middletown Area" is com- to make recommendations concerning ability by the United States Employment prised of the territory designated in Ap- the same to the Area Manpower Director. Service. (a) A statement of availability pendix A. shall be issued promptly to an Individual xfidans .It shall be the responsibility of this (b) "Agriculture" those farm committee to hear and decide appeals or when any of the circumstances set forth activities carried on by farm owners or to delegate such responsibility to an Area in section 7 is found to exist in his case, tenants on farms in connection with the Appeals Committee in accordance with If the employer fails or refuses to issue cultivation of the soil, the harvesting of regulations of the War Manpower Com- a statement of availability to an Indi- crops, or the raising, feeding, or manage- mission governing appeals. vidual entitled to such statement, the ment of livestock, bees and poultry, and United States Employment Service of shall not include any packing, canning, SEC. 5. Encouragement of local initia- the War Manpower Commission, upon processing, transportation or marketing tive and use o1 existing,hiring channels. finding that the individual is entitled of articles produced on farms unless per- The War Manpower Commission, all em- thereto, shall issue a statement of avail- formed or carried on as an incident to -ployers of labor, including the United ability to the Individual. Pending such ordinary farming operations as distin- States Civil Service Commission, and all finding the United States Employment guished from manufacturing or commeK- labor organizations within the Middle- Service shall either request the worker to cial operations. town Area, shall encourage local initia- ,remain on his present Job, or to return (c) "State" includes Alaska, Hawaii, tive and cooperative efforts to the end to it in instances where the worker has and the District of Columbia. that the maximum use shall be made of voluntarily terminated his employment. (d) "New employee" means any indi- existing hiring channels, such as private When none of 'the circumstances set vidual who has not been in the employ- employers, labor organizations, profes- forth in section 7 is found to exist in ment of the hiring employer at any time sional organizations, schools, colleges, an individual's case, the United States during the preceding 30-day period. For technical institutions and government Employment Service shall attempt to the purpose of this definition, employ- agencies. leursuade such individual to return to ment of less than. seven days' duration This section shall not be Interpreted his former employment in an essential and employment which is supplemental or deemed to be a waiver of any of the or locally needed activity providing the to the eniployee's principal work shall be provisions of this program. employer will reemploy the worker with- disregarded. SEc. 6. General. A new employee, who but prejudice. (e) "Critical occupation" means any during the preceding 60-day period was (b) A statement of availability shall occupation designated as a critical occu- engaged in an essential or locally needed be issued by the United States Employ- pation by the Chairman of the War Man- activity, may be hired only if such hiring ment Service to any individual in the power Commission. would aid in the effective prosecution employ of an employer who the War (f) "Additional controlled occupation" of the war. Such hiring shall be deemed Manpower Commission finds, after no- means any occupation found by the Area to aid in the effective brosecution of the tice, hearing and final dtcislon, has slot Manpower Director for the Middletown war only if: complied with any War Manpower Com- Area to be either (a) Such individual is hired for work mission employment stabilization pro- (1) One of a category of occupations in an essential or locally needed activity gram, regulation, or policy, or has not in an activity in which manpower short- or for work to which he has been re- made a reasonable effort to comply with ages threaten critically needed produc- ferred by the United States Employment a recommendation of a duly authorized tion in such area, or Service, and representative of the War Manpower (2) An occupation in which the de- Commission with respect to the more mand for workers in such Area exceeds (b) Such individual presents a state- ment of availability from his last employ- effective utilization of labor and for so the available supply. long as such employer continues his non- A list of the "additional cdntrolled oc- ment in an essential or locally needed compliance after such finding. cupations" designated by the Area Man- activity, or is referred by the United An employer who continues to be in power Director is attached to this pro- States Employment Service of the War non-compliance after notice, hearing and gram as Appendix B and may be amended Manpower Commission, or is hired with final decision, may not hire any new em- from time to time by the Area Man- its consent, as provided herein. ployee, whether or not such person has a power Director. (g) "Essential activity" means any ac- SEC. 7. Issuanceof statements of avail- statement of availability. tivity included in the War Manpower ability by employers, An individual (c) A temporary statement of availa- Commission List of Essential Activities. whose last employment is or was in an bility, valid for a period not in excess of (9 F.R. 3439). essential or-locally needed activity shall 60 days, may be issued by the United (h) "Locally needed activity" means receive a statement of availability from States Employment Service to an indi- any activity approved. by the Regional his employer if: vidual at his request, wh5 becau.e of FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 191-1 16743 seasonal or temporary lay-off is not em- SEC. 11. Hiring contrary to the pro- able time thereafter. They shall be ployed at his customary work. In such gram. An employer shall, upon written made accessible to the Area iManpower cases, an employer may hire such a request of the United States Employment Director or his representative upon re- worker for the period designated in the Service, promptly release from employ- quest. temporary statement of availability and ment any worker hired, SEC. 15. Solicitation of workers. No shall release such worker at the end of (a) In violation of this program, or employer shall advertise or otherwise sa- such period. Upon release of such a (b) Upon referral by the United States licit for the purpose of hiring any indi- worker, the employer shall not issue a Employment Service, if such referral re- vidual If the hiring of such an individual statement of availability to him but shall sulted from any misrepresentation on the his former em- would be subject to restrictions undr instruct him to return to part of such worker when otherwise a re- this employment stabilization program, ployment. ferral would not have been made. except in a manner consitent with suns. A temporary statement of availability SEC. 12. Exclusions. No provision of restrictions as determined by the Area shall contain in addition to the provi- this employment stabilization program Manpower Director or his representa- sions of the regular form the words: shall be applicable to: tive. The cemployer hiring the above-named (a) The hiring of a new employee for SEc. 16. Hiring. The decision to hire worker shall not retain such worker In his agricultural employment; employ after ------and shall not issue a or refer a worker shall be based on qual- statement of availability to such worker upon (b) The hiring of a new employee for ffications essential for performance cf his release. vork of less than seven days' duration. or suitability for the job, and shall be or for work which is supplcmentary to made without discrimination as to race, SEC. 9. Referral in case of under-utili- the employee's principal work; but such color, creed, advanced age, sex, national zation. If an individual is employed at work shall not constitute the individual's origin, or except as required by law, ct- less than full time or at a job which does "last employment" for the purposes of Iz nship. not utilize his highest recognized skill for this program, unless the employee Is cus- Tbe Federal Government shall be con- which there is a need in the war effort, tomarily engaged in work of less than sidered as a single essential employer the United States Employment Service seven days' duration; for the purposes of this program, and may, upon his request, refer him to other (c) The hiring of an employee In any all hiring for departments and agencies available employment in which it finds Territory or possessiof of the United of the Federal Government subject to that the individual will be more fully States, except Alaska and Hawaii; the Civil Service Act, rules and regula- utilized in the war effort. (d) The hiring by a foreign, State, tions, shall be conducted by the U. S. SEC. 10. Workers who may be hired only county, or municipal government, or Civil Service Commission which shall upon referral by the United States Em- their political subdivisions or their agen- recruit in accordance with the policies ployment Service. Under the circum- cies and instrumentalities, or to'the hir- of the War M.anpower Commission. ing of any of their employees, unless stances set forth below, a new employee Szc. 17. Representation. Nothing may not be hired solely upon presenta- such foreign, State, county, or municipal government or political subdivision or contained in the program shall be con- tion of a statement of availability, but strued to restrict any individual from may be hired only upon referral by, or agency or instrumentality has indicated its willingness to conform, to the maxi- seeking the advice and aid of, or from in accordance with arrangements with, being represented by, the labor organ- the United States ;Employment Service: mum extent practicable under the Con- stitution and laws applicable to It, with ization of which he is a member or any (a) The new employee is to be hired other representative freely chosen by for work in a critical occupation, or his the program; The of a new employee for him, at any step in the operation of the statement of availability indicates that (e) hiring program. his last employment was in a critical domestic service or to the hiring of a new occupation, or employee whose last regular employ- SEC. 10. Gcneral referral policies. No (b) The new employee is to be hired ment was in domestic service; provisions in this program shall limit the for work in an additional controlled (f) The hiring of a school teacher for authority of the United States Employ- occupation (See Appendix B) or his vacation employment or the rehiring of ment Service or any other governmental statement of availability indicates that a school teacher for teaching at the ter- agency designated by the War Manpower his last employment was in such an oc- mination of the vacation period; Commission to make referrals in accord- cupation, or (g) The transfer of workers between ance with approved policies and instruc- (c) The new employee has not lived or agencies and departments of the Federal tions of the War Manpower Commission. worked in the locality of the new em- Government. SEC. 19. Eflectire date. This program ployment throughout the preceding 30- SEC. 13. Appeals. Any worker or em- shall be effective as of June 5, 1944, and day period (in such cases the local office ployer may appeal from any act or fail- IsIn substitution for and supersedes the of the United States Employment Service ure to act by the War Manpower employment stabilization plan in effect shall require that the worker obtain a Commission under this employment sta- prior to such date. It shall, subject to statement of availability from the local bilization program, in accordance with such-amendments as the War Manpower office of the United States Employment regulations and procedures of the War Commi slon may promulgate, continue in Service, serving the locality where such Manpower Commission. effect for six months following the termi- worker was most recently employed, ex- nation of the war, unless sooner termi- cept that the latter local office may dele- SEC. 14. Statements of araflability. A nated by the War Lanpower Commission. gate authority to issue a statement of statement of availability Issued to an in- availability to such a worker in a specific dividual pursuant to this program shall Dated: June 19, 1944. case to the office where the referral is contain only the individual's name, ad- Wu. G. Ems, dress, social security account number, If Area Director. to be made), or any, the name and address of the issu- (d) The new employee's last regular Ing employer, or War Manpower Com- Approved: July 22, 1944. employment was in agriculture and he mission officer and offlce, the date of is- is to be hired for non-agricultural work: AnTau C. Gznrs, suance, a statement as to whether or not Acting Regional Director. Provided, That no such individual shall the individual's last employment was in be'referred to non-agricultural work ex- Ap2z.DM A-o u.Afl~o.r Tinorr.-s a critical occupation, or in an additional A=- cept after consultation with a designated controlled occupation, and such other representative of the War Food Admin- information not prejudicial to the em- The ?lddletown Area is comprIsed of the istration: And provided further, That ployee in seeking new employment as tcrrltaorlea included in the following cities such an individual may be hired for non- may be authorized or required by the and towns In the State of-Connectlcut: agricultural work for a period of not War Manpower Commission. Chester, Clinton. Cromwell, Durham, EaFt to exceed six weeks without referral or Statements of availability received by Haddam, East Hampton, Ez---,Haddam, Kil- presentation of a, statement of avail- any employer pursuant to this program lnfworth, rlborough, LiddlefleId, Middle- ability. shall be retained during the continu- town, Old Saybrook. Portland, Saybroolk, and (e) The new employee is a male worker. ance of this program and for a reason- 7ezbrcc. 10744 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944

APPENDIX B-ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED OCCUPA- and shall not include any packing, can- regulations of the War Manpower Com- TIONS ning, processing, transportation or mar- mission governing appeals. The following shall be considered addition- keting of articles produced on farms un- SEC. 5. Encouragement of local initia- al controlled occupations In the Middletown less performed or carried on as an inci- Area: dent to ordinary farming operations as tive and use of existing hiring channels. Milling Machine Operator. The War Manpower Commission shall distinguished from manufacturing or encourage local initiative and cooperative Engine Lathe Operator. commercial operations. Turret Lathe Operator. efforts to the end that the maximum use Draftsman. (c) "State" includes Alaska, Hawaii, shall be made of existing hiring chan- Automobile Mechanic. and t1e District of Columbia. (d) "New employee" means any indi- nels, such as private employers, labor or- [F. R. De. 44-13194; Filed, August 30, 1944; vidual who has not been in the employ- ganizations, professional organizations, 11:52 a. m.] schools, colleges, technical institutions ment of the hiring employer at any time and government agencies. during the preceding 30-day period. This section shall not be interpreted For the purpose of this definition, em- or deemed to be a waiver of any of the ployment of less than seven days' dura- provisions of this program. THOMIPSONVILLE, CONN., AREA tion and employment which is supple- o mental to the employee's principal work SEC. 6. General. A new employee, who EMPLOLIENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM shall be disregarded. during the preceding 60-day period was The following employment stabiliza- (e) "Critical occupation" means any engaged in an.essential or locally needed tion program for the Thompsonville Area occupation designated as a critical occu- activity, may be hired only If such hir- is hereby prescribed, pursuant to § 907.3 pation by the Chairman of the War ing would aid in the effective prosecu- (g) of War Manpower Commission Reg- Manpower Commission. tion of the war. Such hiring shall be ulation No. 7, "Governing Employment f) "Additional controlled occupa- deemed to aid In the effective prosecu- Stablization Programs," effective August tion" means any occupation found by tion of the war only If: 16, 1943 (8 F.R. 11338). the Area Manpower Director for the (a) Such individual Is hired for work Sec. Thompsonville Area, with the approval in an essential or locally needed activity 1. Purpose. of the Regional Director, to be either: or for work to which he has been re- 2. Definitions. (1) One of a category of occupations ferred by the United States Employ- 3. rontrol of hiring and solicitation of in an activity in which manpower short- ment Service, and workers. ages threaten critically needed produc- (b) Such Individual presents a state- 4. Authority and responsibilities of manage- tion in such drea, or ment of availability from his last em- ment-labor committee. (2) An occupation in which the de- ployment in an essential or locally needed 5. Encouragement of local initiative and mand for workers in such area exceeds activity, or Is referred by the United use of existing hiring channels. States Employment Service of the War 6. General. the available supply. 7. Issuance of statements of availability by A list of the "additional controlled oc- Manpower Commission or is hired with employers. cupations" designated by the Area Man- its consent, as provided herein. 8. Issuance of statement of availability by power Director is 'attached to this pro- SEC. 7. Issuance of statements of the United States Employment Service. gram as Appendix B and may be amend- availabililybyemploVers. An Individual 9. Referral in case of under-utilization. • ed from time to time by the Area Man- whose last employment Is or was In an 10. Workers who may be hired only upon power Director with the approval of the referral by the United States Employ- essential or locally needed activity shall ment Service. Regional. Director. receive a statement of availability from 11. Hiring contrary to the program. (g) "Essential activity" mean any ac- his employer if: 12, Exclusions. tivity included in the War Manpower (a) He has been discharged, or his 13. Appeals. Commission List of Essential Activities, employment has been otherwise termi- 14. Statements of availability. (9 F.R. 3439).. nated by his employer, or 15. Solicitation of workers. (h) 'Locally needed" activity means (b) He has been laid off for an Indefi- 16. Hiring. any activity approved -by the Regional nite period, or for a period of seven or 17. Representation. Manpower Director as a locally needed 18. Seniority. more days, or 19. General referral policies. activity. (c) Continuance In his employment 20. Effective date. (i) The terms "employment" -and would involve undue personal hardship, "work" as applied to an individual en- or SECTION 1. Purpose. This employ- gaged in principal and supplementary (d) Such employment Is or was at ment stabilization program has been employment mean his -principal employ- wage or salary or under working condi- adopted in the Thompsonville Area, with ment. tions below standards established by the approval of the Regional Director. State or Federal law or regulation, or Its purpose is to assist the War Man- SEC. 3. Control of hiring and solicita- tion of workers. All hiring and solicita- (e) Such employment Is or was at a power Commission In bringing about, by wage or salary below a level established measures equitable to labor and man- tion of workers in, or for work in, the Thompsonville Area shall be conducted or approved by the National War Labor agement and necessary for the effective Board (or other agency authorized to prosecution of the war: in accordance with this employment sta- bilization program. adjust wages or approve adjustments (a) The elinination of wasteful labor thereof) as warranting adjustment, and turnover in essential activities. This shall include any hiring or solici- tation, whether conducted within or out- the employer has failed to adjust the (b) The reduction of unnecessary la- wage in accordance with such level or bor migration, side the area, if the work is to be per- (c) The direction of the flow of scarce formed within the area. to apply to the appropriate agency for such adjustment or approval thereof. labor where most needed 4n the war pro- SEC. 4. Authority and responsibilities (See sec. 9.) gram, of Management-Labor Committee. The (d) The maximum utilization of man- Area Management-Labor War Manpow- -SEC. 8. Issuance of statement of avail- power resources. er Committee for the Thompsonville ability by the United States Employment Service. (a) A statement of availability SEC. 2. Definitions. As used in this Area is authorized to consider questions employment stabilization program: of policy, standards, and safeguards in shall be issued promptly to an Individual comlection with the administration of when any of the circumstances set forth (a) "The "Thompsonville area" is in section 7 Is found to exist in his case. comprised of the territory designated in this employment stabilization program, Appendix A. and to make recommendations concern- If the empldyer fails or refuses to Issue ing the same to the Area Manpower Di- a statement of availability to an Indi- (b) "Agriculture" means those farm vidual entitled to such statement, the activities carried on by farm owners or rector. tenants on farms in connection with the It shall be the responsibility of this United States Employment Service of cultivation of the soil, the harvesting of committee to hear and decide appeals or the War Manpower Commission, upon crops, or the raising, feeding, or man- to delegate such responsibility to an Area finding that the Individual Is entitled agement of livestdck, bees, and poultry, Appeals Committee in accordance with thereto, shall issue a statement of avail- FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1914 10745

Ability to the individual. Pending such ferral by, or in accordance with arrange- zation program, in accordance with re- finding the United States Employment ments with, the United States Employ- ulations and procedures of the War Service shall either request the worker ment Service: Manpower Commission. -to remain on his present job, or to return (a) The new employee Is to be hired SEc. 14. Statements of araflability. A to it in instances where the worker has for work in a critical occupation, or his statement of availability issued to an in- voluntarily terminated his employment. statement of availability indicates that dividual pursuant to this program shall When none of the circumstances set his last employment was in a critical oc- contain only the individual's name, ad- forth in section 7 is-found to exist in an cupation, or dress, social security account number, individual's case, the United States Em- (b) The new employee is to be hired if any, the name and address of the issu- ployment Service shall attempt to per- for work in an additional controlled oc- ing employer, or War Manpower Com- suade such individual to return to his cupation (see Appendix B) or his state- mission officer and office, the date of is- former employment in an essential or ment of availability indicates that his suance, a statement as to whether or locally needed activity providing the em- 'last employment was in such an occu- not the individual's last employment was ployer will reemploy the worker without pation, or employee has not lived or in a critical occupation, or in an addi- prejudice. (c) The new tional controlled occupation, and such (b) A statement of availability shall worked in the locality of the new employ- the preceding 30-day other information not prejudicial to the 'be issued by the United States Employ- ment throughout employee in seeking new employment as ment Service to any individual in the period, or may be authorized or required by the employ of an employer who the War (d) The new employee's last regular employment was in agriculture and he is War Manpower Commison. Manpower Commission finds after notice, Statements of availability received by hearing and final decision, has not com- .to be hired for non-agricultural work: Provided, That no such individual shall any employer pursuant to this program -plied with any War Manpower Commis- shall be retained during the continuance sion Employment Stabilization Program, be referred to non-agrlcultural work ex- cept after consultatlon with a designated of this program and for a reasonable regulation, or policy, or has not made a time thereafter. They shall be made ac- reasonable effort to comply with a rec- representative of the War Food Admin- .stration: And provided further, That cessible to the Area Manpower Director ommendation of a duly authorized repre- or his representative upon request. sentative of the War Manpower Commis- such an individual may be hired for non- sion with respect to the more effective agricultural work for a period of not to SEc. 15. Solicitation of work-ers. No utilization of labor and for so long as exceed six weeks without referral or pres- employer shall advertise or otherwise so- such employer continues his non-com- entation of a statement of availability. lit for the purpose of hiring any indi- pliance after such finding. (e) The new employee is a male vidual if the hiring of such an individual -Anemployer who continues to be in worker. would be subject to restrictions under this non-compliance after notice, hearing, SEC. 11. Hiring contrary to the pro- employment stabilization program, ex- and final decision, may not hire any new gram. An employer shall, upon written cept in a manner consistent with such employee, whether or not such person request of the United States Employ- restrictions as determined by the Area has a statement of availability. ment Service, promptly release from em- Manpower Director or his represehta- (c)A temporary statement of &vaila- ployment any worker hired in violation tire. bility valid for a period not in excess of of this program. Szc. 16. Hiring. The decision to hire 60 days, may be issued by the United SEC. 12. Exclusions. No provisions of or refer a worker shall be based on qual- ,States Employment Service to an indi- ifications essential for performance of or vidual at his request, who because of this employment stabilization program shall be applicable to: suitability for the job, and shall be made seasonal or temporary layoff is not em- without discrimination as to race, color, work. In such (a) The hiring of a new employee for ployed at his customary 'agricultural employment; creed, advanced age, sex, national ori- cases, an employer may hire such a gin, or except as required by law, citizen- for the period designated in the (b) The hiring of a new employee for worker work of less than seven days' duration, ship. temporary statement of availability and The Federal Government shall be con- shall release such worker at the end of or for work which is supplementary to the employee's principal work;wbut such sidered as a single essential employer for- such period. Upon release'of such a work shall not constitute the individual's the purposes of this program, and all hir- worker, the employer shall not issue a "last emIloyment" for the purposes of ing for departments and agencies of the statement of availability to him but shall instruct him to return to his former em- this program, unless the employee is cus- Federal Government subject to the Civil ployment. Nothing in this section shall tomarily engaged in work of less than Service Act, rules and regulations, shall seven days' duration; be conducted by the U. S. Civil Service be construed to supersede the provisions (c) The hiring of an employee in any Commission which shall recruit in ac- of section 10 (d). Territory or posseson of the United cordance with the policies of th& War A temporary statement of availability States, except Alaska and Hawaii; Manpower Commission. shall contain in addition to the provisions (d) The hiring by a foreign, State, Nothing con- of the regular form, the words: county or municipal government, or SEc. 17. Representation. The employer hiring the above-named tained n this program shall be construed their political subdivisions or their agen- seeking worker shall not retain such worker in his cies and instrumentalities, or to the hir- to restrict any individual from employ -after ------and shall not• of any of their employees, unless the advice and aid of, or from being rep- issue a statement of avaUability to such ing resented by, the labor organization of worker upon his release. such foreign, State, county, or munici- pal government or political subdivision which he is a member o: any other rep- SEC. 9. Referral in case of under-utili- or agency or instrumentality has indi- resentative freely chosen by him, at any zation. If an individual is employed at cated its willingness to conform, to the step in the operation of the program. less than full time or at a job which does maximum extent practicable under the SEc. 18. Seniority. Workers referred not utilize his highest recognized skill Constitution and laws applicable to it, or transferred with statements of avail- for which there is a need in the war ef- 'with the program; ability under the terms of this area em- fort, the United States Employment (e) The hiring of a new employee for ployment stabilization program shall, to Service may, upon his request, refer him domestic service or to the hiring of a the maximum extent possible, consistent to other available employment in which new employee whose last regular em- with existing contractual relations be- it finds that the individual will be more ployment was in domestic service; tween the employer and the employee: fully utilized in the war effort. (f) The hiring of a school teacher (a) Preserve and accrue their seniority SEC. 10. Workers who may be hired for vacation employment or the rehiring rights with their home employer in the referral by the United States of a school teacher for teaching at the same manner and with the same qualifi- only upon period. Employment Service. Under the cir- termination of the vacation cations provided either by union agree- cumstances set forth below, a new em- SEc. 13. Appeals. Any worker or em- ment or by plant custom; and ployee may not be hired solely upon ployer may appeal from any act or fail- (b) Be reemployed by their home em- presentation of a statement of availa- ure to act by the War Manpower Com- ployer according to the seniority agree- bility, but may be hired only upon re, mission under this employment stabill- ment of custom mentioned above, pro- 10746 FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1944 vided they apply for reemployment with- Amppmmix A-DESIGNATION or THE THo=E-sox- production of furniture, essential metal In 40 days of either the date they termi- VILE ARA parts having a total cost value of more nate from the plant to which they first The Thompsonvlle Area is comprised of than 25 % of the total cost value of essen- transferred, or the date when the U. S. the territories Included In the following cities tial metal parts consumed by it during Government declares an end to the war and towns in the State of Connecticut: its metal base period, and that during whichever Is sooner. East "Windsor, Ellington, Enfleld, Somers, emergency, Stafford, Stiffield, Tolland, Union, Vernon the-second and third quarters of 1943, it Workers transferred with statements (Rockville), Willington, and Windsor Locks. consumed in the production of furniture of availability and later entering the essential metal partb, in each of the said armed forces under the Selective Service APPENDIx B-ADDiTIONAL CONTF.OLLED quarters, having a total cost value of Act will have the same rights for reem- OCCUPATIONS ployment with their home employer as The following shall be considered addi- more than 12 2 % of essential metal parts provided in (a) and (b). tional controlled occupations in the Thomp- consumed by it in the production of fur- The United States Employment Service sonville Area: niture during Its metal parts base period. shall, upon the request of an individual, Draftsman. Said corporation admits the violation as refer him to a former employer when it Time study man. charged, and agrees that because of the is found that he has receivedfrom such Auto mechanic. violation Itused more lumber in the man- employer with whom he, has reemploy- Welder. ufacture of furniture in the year 1043, ment rights under an existing collective Spinner. than it would have used had the viola- he Weaver. bargaining agreement, a notice that Padding machine operator (textile). tion not occurred. The corporation has must return to his former employment Palmer fnishing machine operator (tex- consented to the issuance of this order. in orderto preserve his seniority status. tile). , Wherefore, upon agreement and con- SEC. 19. General relerralpolicies. No Calendar operator (textile). sent of Sam Moore Chairs, Inc., the Re- provision in this program shall limit the Machine adjuster III. gional Compliance Manager and the Dep- authority of the United States Employ- Press operator (printing and publishing). uty Regional Attorney, and upon the ap- ment Service or any-other governmental Envelope machine operator (paper goods). -proval of the Compliance Commissioner; agency designated by the War Manpower Screw machine operator (automatic). It is hereby ordered, That: Commission to make referrals in ac- Jig dyeing operator. (a) Commencing September 1, 1944, cordance with approved policies and in- Cutter (envelope). Examiner and tuber (textile). Sam Moore Chairs, Inc., shall figure its structions of the War Manpower Com- permitted usage of lumber in the manu- mission. [F. R. Doc. 44-13191; Filed, August 30, 1944; facture of furniture on the basis of their SEC. 20. Effective date. This program 11:51 a. in.] use of lumber in the year of 1943 of 160,- shall be effective as of June 5, 1944, and 000 board feet of lumber. is in substitution for and supersedes the (b) Nothing contained In this order employment stabilization plan in effect shall be deemed to relieve Sam Moore prior to such date. It shall, subject to Chairs, Inc., its successors .or assigns, such amendments as the War Manpower WAR PRODUCTION BOARD. from any restriction, prohibition or pro- may promulgate, continue Commission [Consent Order C-201] vision contained in any other order or in effect for six months following the regulation of the War Production Board, termination of the war, unless sooner SAM MooREn CHms, INC. terminated by the War Manpower Com- except insofar as the same may be in- mission. Sam Moore Chairs, Inc., a corporation, consistent with the provisions hereof. located at Chrlstiansburg, Virginia, is en- Dated: June 19, 1944. Issued this 30th day of August 1944, wzT. G. ENN-IS, gaged in the manufacture of upholstered chairs. The company is charged by the WAR PRODUCTION BOARj, Area Director. By J. JOSEPH WHELAN, War Production Board with violation of Recording Secretary. Approved: July 22, 1944. General.Limitation Order L-260, in that ARTIHU C. GERNs, during the period from February 23,1943, IF. R. Doe. 44-13216; Filed, August 30, 1944; and June 30, 1943, it consumed in the 4:36 p. m.] Acting Regional Director. C)