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Washington, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

The President Regulations CONTENTS ------T H E PRESIDENT

EXECUTIVE ORDER 9640 TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE E xecutive O rder : Pas® Railway Express Agency, Inc., Creating an E mergency B oard to I nves­ Chapter I—Production and Marketing Ad­ and certain of its employees, tigate the D isputes B etween the R ail­ ministration (Standards, Inspections, creation of emergency board w ay E xpress A gency, I nc., and Certain Marketing Practices) to investigate disputes----- 12623 of I ts Employees WHEREAS disputes exist between the P art 161—R egulations for the E n ­ REGULATIONS AND NOTICES Railway Express Agency, Inc., the car­ forcement of the I nsecticide Act of 1910 A griculture D epartment: rier, and certain of its employees repre­ Insecticide Act, 1910, enforce­ sented by the International Brotherhood REDESIGNATION OF OFFICERS AND AGENCY ment; redesignation of offi­ of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehouse­ cers and agency------12023 men and Helpers of America, a labor Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of the Treasury, the Sec­ North Dakota, salaries and organization; and wages of agricultural labor WHEREAS, these disputes have not retary of Agriculture, and the Secretary of Commerce, by section 3 of the Insecti­ harvesting potatoes in cer­ heretofore been adjusted under the pro­ tain counties______12627 visions of the Railway Labor Act, as cide Act of 1910 (36 Stat. 331, as amended; 7 U.S.C. 127), the following Civil Aeronautics B oard: amended; and Aircraft dispatcher certificates; WHEREAS, these disputes, in the judg­ amendments to the regulations appear­ ing in Title 7, Chapter I, Part 161, Code repeal of identification ment of the National Mediation Board, card______12625 threaten substantially to interrupt in­ of Federal Regulations (7 CFR Cum. Supp. 161) are promulgated. Ground instructor rating; re­ terstate commerce to a degree such as to peal of identification card- 12625 deprive a large section of the country of 1. Section 161.2 (c) is amended to read National Airlines, Inc., et al., essential transportation service: as follows: Mississippi Valley case; NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the (c) “Administrator” means the As­ hearing______*r___ 12656 authority vested in me by section 10 of sistant Administrator for Regulatory and Parachute technician certifi­ the Railway Labor Act, as amended (45 Market Service matters, Production and cates; identification card— 12625 U.S.C. 160), I hereby create a board of Coast G uard: Marketing Administration, United States Licensed officers and certified three members, to be appointed by me, Department of Agriculture, or any offi-« to investigate said disputes. No member men, regulations during cer or employee of that administration to emergency______12656 of the said board shall be pecuniarily or whom he has heretofore lawfully dele­ otherwise interested in any organization F ederal Communications Com mis­ gated or to whom he may hereafter law­ sio n : of railway employees or any carrier. fully delegate the authority to act in his Average sunrise and sunset The board shall report its findings to stead. times______12656 the President with respect to the said F ederal P ower Commission : disputes within thirty days from the date 2. ^Section 161.2 is amended by adding Hearings, etc.: of this order. after paragraph (i) thereof, the follow­ Cities Service Gas Co. et al_ 12653 As provided by section 10 of the Rail­ ing: United Gas Pipe Line Co___ 12657 way Labor Act, as amended, from this (j) “Production and Marketing Ad­ F ederal T rade Com m ission: data and for thirty days after the board ministration” means the Production and ' Career Training Institute et al., has made its report to the President, no Marketing Administration, United States hearing------12659 Cease and desist order; Julius change, except by agreement, shall be Department of Agriculture. C. Schwarz, et al______12626 made by the Railway Express Agency, 3. Wherever the words “Agricultural Rules of practice; trial examin­ Inc. or their employees in the conditions Marketing Administration” appear in er’s report, exceptions____ 12625 out of which the said disputes arose. Part 161, they are deleted and the words L abor D epartment: H arry S. T ruman “Production and Marketing Administra­ Watson Cartage Co.; finding as tion” are substituted therefor. tto war contract______12656 T he W hite H ouse, M ines B ureau: October 5, 1945. Done at Washington, D. C., this 2d day Explosives and ingredients, gen­ [P. R. Doc. 45-18596; Filed, Oct. 6, 1945; of October 1945. eral license______12627 4:08 p. m.] (Continued on p. 12625) (Continued on p. 12624) >2623 12624 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued

Office of P rice Administration— Pa&e O ffice of P rice Administration— Page Continued. Continued. FEDERA^IElìISTER Adjustments and pricing or­ Reconverting manufacturers, ' ders—Continued. individual adjustments (SO El Hombre Libre Cigar Fac­ 119, Am. 6) —______12646 tory______12669 Regional and district office or­ Elgin National Watch Co----- 12672 ders. See also Adjustments. Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Elkhorn, P. H., Coal Co. et al_ 12662 Community ceiling prices, lists and days following legal holidays, by the Eppley, Evans L— ------12669 of orders filed (2 docu­ Division of the Federal Register, the National Erdin, R. M__:------12661 ments)______12674 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained Garcia, Carlo, Cigar Factory. 12670 Cotton picking services, Mis-. in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, sissippi delta area------12675 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.O., “ ^ General Industries Co------— 12671 ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the . Goodyear Tire and Rubber Laundry services, M ercer Administrative Committee, approved by the Co______12662 County, N. J., area— 12675 President. Distribution is made only by the Harder Refrigerator Corp----- 12661 Sheepskins, imported hair, and Superintendent of Documents, Government Kelly, Henry, Trading Co— 12665 woolskins (SR 14E, Order Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Little Gem Coal Co—______12662 1)______12673 The regulatory material appearing herein is Luminaire Moderne—.------12666 Steel castings and railroad spe­ keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, cialties (RPS 41, Order 121)- 12673 which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant Mallon Mattress Co.------— 12659 to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc—_ 12660 Tissue paper products (RMPR amended June 19, 1937. New Cumberland Metal Prod­ 266) ______12639 The F ederal Register will be furnished by ucts______12664 Waxes, vegetable, and beeswax mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 New York Silicate Book Slate (RMPR 264, Am. 6)_____ 12648 per m onth or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ Co., Inc______12663 S olid F uels A dministration for vance. The charge for individual copies Nu-Air Chemical Co------12672 W ar: (minimum 15^) varies in proportion, to the Fennstate Cigar Corp------— 12667 Bituminous coal: size of the issue. Remit check or money Direction to producers------12627 order, made payable to the Superintendent Presto Engineering Service— 12667 of Documents, directly to the Government Prevore Electric Mfg. Co— i— 12665 Direction to shippers------12627 Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Reade Scientific Corp—------12664 Great Lakes, Tidewater and There are no restrictions on the republica­ Republic Seating Co------12666 river; direction to commer­ tion of material appearing in the F ederal Rivera, Charles J______12668 cial dock operators------12627 R egister. Royal Cigar Co_— ------12667 S tate D epartment : Sayour, Elias, Co., Inc------12660 Visas for aliens; enforcement of Schreiber, A. H., Co------12660 ’ immigration laws and g ran tin g of diplomatic NOTICE Shampaine Co------— 12664 Anchovies, Portuguese and visas______j ------12626 1944 Supplement Spanish (MIPR, Order 360 V eterans’ A dministration: under Order 38)______12672. Medical; hospitalization and Book 1 of the 1944 Supplement to Beef, veal, lamb and mutton domiciliary care______12654 the Code of Federal Regulations, cuts, variety meats and W ar P roduction B oard: containing Titles 1-10, including edible by-products (MPR Fiber and cordage, manila and Presidential documents in full text, 355, Am. 29) ___ — --- - - 12653 agave (M-84)______12633 Cotton ginning services and Gloves, rubber coated work is now available from the Superin­ (M-375, revocation of Dir. tendent of Documents, Government bagging and ties (MPR 211, Am. 9)______12636 2 ) ______rH 12636 Printing Office, at $3.00 per copy. Dairy products (RMPR 289, Am. Paper and paperboard (M-241)_ 12628 A limited sales stock of the Cu­ 34) ______- 12651 Priorities system operation: mulative Supplement and the 1943 Fish and seafood, fresh and Canada, deliveries into (PR Supplement is still available as frozen (MPR 579, Am. 12) _ 12650 22) ______12632 Military exemptions, applica­ previously announced. Floor coverings, wool (RPS 57, Am. 5)______— _— ----- 12652 bility to rated orders Fruits and vegetables, fresh for placed before Dec. 12, table use (MPR 426, Am. 1944 (PR 17, revocation CONTENTS—Continued > 147) ______12637 of Dir. 1)______12632 Hardware, builders’, and insect Models, experimental (PR O f f ic e o f D e f e n s e T ransportation : P ag e screen cloth (RPS 40, Am. 2 3 )______12632 Coordinated towage operations 6 ) ______—____ 12650 Post exchanges and ship’s of carriers by water on In­ Hogs, live (MPR 469, Am. 15; service departments (PR tracoastal Canal; Coyle 16) (2 documents) 12648,12653 17)______12632 Lines, and River Terminal Ice boxes, new (MPR 399, Am. Reratings (PR 12)------12631 Corp______12659 2 2 )______•______— 12638 Transfers of quotas, prefer­ O f f ic e o f P r ic e A dministration Iron and steel scrap (MPR 4, ence ratings, and a busi­ Adjustments and pricing orders: Am. 3)______12650 ness as a going concern Alliance Creamery Co. and Le Linen supply service, Atlanta (PR 7A )_____ I2630 Pave Dairy______t— , 12673 region (RMPR 165, Am. 1 Procurement ; placing war con­ Arka Cigar Co______12669 to Supp. Service Reg. 54) _ 12649 tracts following VE-day Autoyre Co------______12663 Lobster, Cuban rock (MIPR, Or- (Dir. 2, revocation)------12630 Barnett & Wright Optical Co- 12662 der 359 under Order 38) 12672 Refrigerators, new domestic me­ Bornfriend, Irving______12668 Lumber; chanical (L-5-d, revoca­ Buzzard, Leila H______12670 Aircraft (RMPR 109, revoca­ tion)______12635 x Climatic Rainwear Co., Inc— 12671 tion______12647 Rubber, synthetic rubber and Coleman Co., Ihc------12671 Sitka spruce (RMPR 290, Am. products (R-l, Am. 8 to Colonial Lamp Shade Co___ 12666 3 ) ______12648 App. II)______12630 Consolidated Conditioning Machines, parts and industrial Textile, clothing and leather Corp_____ — ______■__ 12661 - equipment (RMPR 136, Am. (M-328B, Supp. XIII to Sch. Corbin Cabinet Lock Co_____ 12671 1 4 )______12636 A)______12635 Di Marco, Felipe, Cigar Fac­ Pork cuts and sausage products** Tin, pig, allocation: tory___:__ ,______12668 (MPR 336, Am. 26)______12653 Brass mill products (M-43, Dodge-Dickinson Co______12659 Rabbits (MPR 334, Am. 3 /—,» 12647 Dir. 4)_— ______— —• 12628 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12625

_ CONTENTS—Continued CODIFICATION GUIDE—Continued [Civil Air Regs., Amdt. 51-1] Part Ground I nstructor R ating War P roduction Board—Con. Pag® TItle 47—T elecommunication: Pag« 51— Tin, pig, allocation—Con. Chapter I—Federal Communi­ IDENTIFICATION CARD Fluid milk shipping contain^- cations Commission: ers (M-43, Dir. 3)— _ 12628 Part 2—General rules and Repeal of § 51.29 Ground instructor Welders’ gloves and mittens (M- regulations—______12656 identification card. 375, revocation of Dir. 1)__ 12636 Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board at its office in Washington, D. C., CODIFICATION GUIDE Witness my hand and the seal of the on the 25th day of September, 1945. A numerical list of the parts of the Code Treasury Department. Effective September 25,1945, § 51.29 of of Federal Regulations amended or added by the Civil Air regulations is repealed. documents published in this issue. Docu­ [seal] H erbert E. Gaston, ments carried in the Cumulative Supplement Acting Secretary of the Treasury. (52 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U, S. C. 425, 551) by uncodified tabulation only are not in­ Witness my hand and the seal of the By the Civil Aeronautics Beard. . cluded within the purview of this list. Department of Agriculture. T itle 3—T he President: Page F red A. T oombs, [seal] J. B. H utson, Secretary. Chapter II—Executive orders: Acting Secretary of Agriculture. 9640______12623 [F. R. Doc. 45-18549; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Title 7—Agriculture: Witness my hand and the seal of the 11:19 a. m.] Chapter I—Production and Department of Commerce. Marketing Administration [seal] Alfred Schindler, (Standards, Inspections, Acting Secretary of Commerce. Marketing Practices) : TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES [F. R. Doc. 45-18550; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Part 161—Regulations for en­ Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission forcement of Insecticide 11:08 a. m.] Act of 1910______12623 P art 2—R ules of P ractice Title 14—C ivil Aviation: trial examiner’s report;»exceptions Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION The Commission, on October. 2, 1945, Board: Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Board Part 25—Parachute techni­ amended § 2.20 (Trial examiner’s re­ cian certificates-!______12625 [Civil Air Regs., Amdt. 25-1] port) , and §2.21 (Exceptions), so that Part 27—Aircraft dispatcher said rules shall read as follows, effective \ P art 25—Parachute T echnician as of July 1, 1945. . "v certificates__ 12625 Certificates Part 51—Ground instructor Note: In §§ 2.20 and 2.21, the numbers tcf rating-— — 12625 IDENTIFICATION CARD the right of the decimal point correspond T itle 16—Commercial P ractices: Amending § 25.8 (a) of the Civil Air with the Roman numbers XX and XXI in Chapter I—Federal Trade Com­ the Rules of Practice, Federal Trade Com­ Regulations relating to parachute tech­ mission, July 1, 1945. mission : nician identification card. Part 2—Rules of practice. _ 12625 Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board § 2.20 Trial examiner’s report. The Part 3—Digest of cease and at its office in Washington, D. C., on the trial examiner shall, as soon as practi­ desist orders————.! 12626 25th day of September, 1945. cable and not later than thirty (30) days Title 22!—F oreign R elations: Effective September 25,1945, § 25.8 (a) after receipt by him of the complete Chapter I—Department of of the Civil Air regulations is amended to stenographic transcript of all testimony State: read as follows: and all exhibits in the proceeding, make Part 122—Visas for aliens_ 12626 his report upon the facts, conclusions of T itle 29—Labor: § 25.8 General. * * * fact, conclusions of law, and recommen­ Chapter IX—Department of Ag­ (a) He has in his possession his para­ dations for appropriate action by the riculture (Agricultural La­ chute technician certificate; and Commission. bor) : (52 Stat. 984,1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) A copy of such report shall forthwith Part 1120—Salaries and be served upon each attorney for the wages, North Dakota___ 12627 Note: This amendment repeals the require­ ment of a parachute technician identification Commission, upon each attorney for re­ Title 30—Mineral R esources: card. m spondents, and upon each respondent Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Admin­ not represented by counsel. istration for War: By the Civil Aeronautics Board. Hie trial examiner’s report is not a Part 602—General orders and F red A. T oombs, report or finding of the Commission. d irectiv es (3 docu­ Secretary. Such report is advisory only and is not ments) ______12627 binding upon the Commission. Title 32—National Defense: [F. R. Doc. 45-18547; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Chapter in —Bureau of Mines: 11:19 a. m.] § 2.21 Exceptions. Any respondent Part 303—General license and the Commission’s attorney may, pertaining to explosives within ten (10) days after receipt of a and ingredients__2-1 12627 [Civil Air Regs., Amdt. 27-2] copy of the trial examiner’s report, file Chapter IX—War Production P art 27—Aircraft Dispatcher exceptions to his report upon the facts, Board: Certificates conclusions of fact, conclusions of law, Part 904—Procurement_____ 12630 and recommendation. Exceptions to Part 944—Regulations appli­ IDENTIFICATION CARD his report upon the facts shall specify cable to operation of pri­ Repeal of § 27.29 Aircraft dispatcher the particular items to which exception orities system (6 docu­ identification card. is taken, and shall designate by exact m ents)™ — 12630, 12631, 12632 Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board and specific reference the portions of T itle 38—P e n sio n s, B o n u ses, and at its office in Washington, D. C., on the the record which will be relied upon in Veterans’ R elief: 25th day of September 1945. support of such exceptions. Exceptions Chapter I—Veterans’ Adminis­ Effective September 25,1945, § 27,29 of to conclusions of law shall briefly cite tration: the Civil Air regulations is repealed. Part 25—Medical—...... 12654 the statutory provisions or the prin­ Title 46—S h ipp in g : (52 Stat. 984,1007; 49 UJ3.C. 425, 551) cipal authorities that will be relied upon in support of the exceptions to the con­ Chapter I—Coast Guard: In- By the Civil Aeronautics Board. ' spection and Navigation : clusions of law. The exceptions shall Part 155—Licénsed officers F red A. T oombs, include any additional facts, with sup­ and certified men: regu­ Secretary. porting citations to the record, which lations during emer­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18548; Filed,x Oct. 5, 1945; the person filing the exception may deem gency______12656 11:19 a. m.] material. 12626 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

Seven (7) copies of the exceptions, the City of Washington, D. C., on the 7th TITLE 22—FOREIGN RELATIONS day of September, A. D. 1945. the original signed in ink, shall be filed. Chapter I—Department of State A copy of such exceptions shall forth­ In the Matter of Julius C. Schwarz with be served upon each of the other Freda Schwarz, and Rubin Rocker, In­ Subchapter B-—The Foreign Service attorneys and respondents who were dividuals, and W. W. in the Western [Foreign Service Reg. S-12] served with a copy of the trial examin­ Hemisphere, Inc., a Corporation er’s report. P art 122—V isas for Aliens If exceptions are to be argued orally, This proceeding having been heard by Pursuant to the authority vested in they shall be argued at the time of final the Federal Trade Commission upon the me by R. S. 161 (5 U.S.C. 22); by Execu­ argument upon the merits. complaint of the Commission, answers tive Order 9452 of June 26, 1944 (3 CFR, Promulgated as of this date in pur­ of the respondent^, testimony and other 1944 Supp. 66), as amended by Executive suance of the action of the Federal evidence in support of the complaint and Order 9514 of January 18, 1945 (10 F.R. Trade Commission under the date of in opposition thereto taken before trial 771); and by Executive Order 9521 of October 2, 1945, effective as of July 1, examiners of the Commission thereto­ February 13, 1945 (10 F.R. 1991), sec­ 1945. fore duly designated by it, report of Trial tions 1 and 2 of this regulation are pre­ Examiner George Biddle upon the evi­ (Sec. 6, 38 Stat. 721; 15 U.S.C. sec. 46) scribed to constitute Chapter XXII of dence and exceptions filed thereto, and the Foreign Service Regulations in place brief filed in support of the complaint; By direction of the Commission. of sections XXII-1 and XXII-3 of the and the Commission having made its Foreign Service Regulations (Title 22, O tis B. J ohnson, findings as to the facts and its conclu­ Cum. Supp., Part 122, §§ 122.1 and 122.3 Secretary. sion that the respondents, Julius C. of the Code of Federal Regulations of Schwarz and Freda Schwarz (named in the United States). [F. R. Doc. 45-18641; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; the complaint, respectively, as Julius C. 11:24 a. m.] Schwartz and Freda Schwartz) and Ru­ § 122.1 Duties of officers of the For­ bin Rocker, individuals, and W. W. in eign Service in connection with the en­ the Western Hemisphere, Inc., a corpo- forcement of immigration laws. Officers poration, having violated the provisions of the Foreign Service, except consular of the Federal Trade Commission Act: agents, shall familiarize themselves with [Docket No. 5108] It is ordered, That the respondents the existing laws and regulations on the subject of immigration and visas, in­ P art 3— D igest of Cease and D esist Julius C. Schwarz, Freda Schwarz, and Rubin Rocker, individuals, and respond­ cluding the regulations issued by the O rders ent W. W. in the Western Hemisphere, Attorney General, the Commissioner of JULIUS C. SCHWARZ, ET AL. Inc., a corporation, and its officers, and Immigration * and Naturalization, or their respective representatives, agents, other officials acting-in the name of the § 3.69 (a) Misrepresenting oneself and and employees, directly or indirectly President, and shall perform duties re­ goods—Business status, advantages or through any corporate or other device or quired of them by the immigration laws connections—Connections and arrange­ in any other manner in connection with or by the regulations issued thereunder. ments with others: § 3.69 (b) Misrepre­ the offering for sale, sale, and distribu­ They shall submit reports to the Depart­ senting oneself and goods—Goods— tion of books of biographical reference ment on any actual, attempted, or Manufacture or preparation: § 3.69 (b> or other similar publications in com­ suspected violation of the immigration Misrepresenting oneself and goods— merce as “commerce” is defined in the laws or regulations and in an emergency Goods—Nature: § 3.72 (m 15) Offering Federal Trade Commission Act, do forth- may also suitably inform the appro­ deceptive inducements to purchase or ' with cease and desist from: priate immigration officials directly. deal—Sales for non-commercial recipi­ 1. Using the term “Who’s Who” in the § 122.2 Granting of diplomatic visas. ents or objectives: § 3.96 (a) Using mis­ title of any book of biographical refer­ Diplomatic visas may be granted abroad leading name—Goods—Source or 'ori­ ence; or representing in any other man­ under such rules and regulations as the gin—Maker. In connection with the of­ ner that the respondents are associated Secretary of State may prescribe. fering for sale, sale, and distribution of or connected with the publishers of books of biographical reference or “Who’s Who in America” or that their In accordance with Executive Order other similar publications in commerce, publications are edited or compiled with 9521 of February 13, 1945 (10 F.R. 1991), (1) using the term “Who’s Who” in the the same accuracy, reliability, and selec­ it is determined that the subject-matter title of any book of biographical refer­ tivity as that used by the publishers of qf that part of Executive Order 8400 of ence; or representing in any other man­ “Who’s Who in America.” April 29, 1940, establishing • sections 1 ner that the respondents are associated 2. Representing directly or by implica­ and 3 of Chapter X X n of the Foreign or connected with the publishers of tion that respondents’ books of biograph­ Service Regulations of the United States “Who’s Who in America” or that their ical reference are designed to, or intended of America (Title 22, Cum. Supp., Part publications are edited or compiled with to, promote inter-American or interna­ 122, §§ 122.1 and 122.3 of the Code of the same accuracy, reliability, and selec­ tional relationship. Federal Regulations of the United tivity as that used by the publishers of 3. Representing as an authoritive book States), and the subject-matter of Ex­ “Who’s Who in America”; (2) represent­ of biographical reference any publication ecutive Order 8535 of September 6, 1940, ing, directly or by implication that re­ where the inclusion of the biography of amending section 1 of Chapter XXII of spondents’ books of biographical refer­ any individual therein is dependent upon the Foreign Service Regulations of the ence are designed to, or intended to, pro­ the purchase of, or agreement to pur­ United States of America (Title 22, Cum. mote inter-American or international re­ chase, such publication. Supp., Part 122, § 122.1 of the Code of lationship; or (3) representing as an au­ It is further ordered, That the respond­ Federal Regulations of the United thoritative book of biographical refer­ ent shall, within sixty (60) days after States) are covered by the present regu­ ence any publication where the inclusion service upon them of this order, file with lation which is designed and intended of the biography of any individual there­ the Commission a report in writing, set­ to supersede the above-mentioned parts in is dependent upon the purchase of, or ting forth in detail the manner and form agreement to purchase, such publication; of Executive Order 8400 and the above- in which they have complied with this mentioned Executive Order 8535. In prohibited. (Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as order. amended by sec. 3,52 Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., consequence whereof said .parts of Ex­ sec. 45b) [Cease and desist order, Julius By the Commission. ecutive Order 8400 and said Executive Order 8535 have no further force and C. Schwarz, et al., Docket 5108, Septem­ [ s e a l 1 Otis B. Jo h n s o n , ber 7, 19451 Secretary. effect. At a regular session of the Fédéral [F. R. Doc. 45-18552; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; This regulation shall become effective Trade Commission, held at its office in 11:25 a. m.] immediately upon registration in the Di- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12627

vision of the Federal Register, National Food Administrator on March 23, 1945 with, you are prohibited until further notice Archives. (10 F.R. 3177) and the provisions of such from supplying or shipping by rail or water For the Secretary of State. regulations shall be applicable to this from any mine, preparation plant, or ’rail­ section and any violation of this section road scales bituminous coal produced in Dis­ [seal] * F rank M cCarthy, shall constitute a violation of such spe­ trict No. 1 to any person or for any use ex­ Assistant Secretary. cept the following: (1) Hospitals; (2) public cific wage ceiling regulations. utilities (as defined in Regulation" No. 27); [F. R. Doc. 45-18625; Filed, Oct. 6, 1945; (e) Effective date. This Supplement (3) railroads; (4) commercial dock operators 5:02 p. n).] No. 86 shall become effective at 12:01 on Great Lakes, tidewater or river; (5) vessel a. m., Central Standard Time, October or bunker fuel, and colliery fuel. You are 5,1945. directed to hold on track maximum number no-bills. If compliance with this direction (56 Stat. 765 (1942), 50 U.S.C. App. 961 tends to curtail production or cause undue TITLE 29—LABOR et seq., (Supp. IV); 57 Stat. 63 (1943); hardship, Area Distribution Manager author­ 50 U.S.C. 964 (Supp. IV); 58 Stat. 632 ized to give consignments by telephone and Chapter IX—Department of Agriculture (1944); Pub. Law 108, 79th Cong., E.O. confirm in writing. (Agricultural Labor) 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681; Issued this 4th day of October 1945. [Supp. 86] E. O. 9577, 10 F.R. 8087; E.O. 9620, 10 F. R. 12033; Regulations of the Economic C. J. P otter, P art 1120—S alaries and W ages of Agri­ Stabilization Director, 8 F.R. 11960,12139, Deputy Solid Fuels cultural Labor in the S tate op N orth 16702, 9 F.R. 6035, 14547, 10 F.R. 9478, Administrator for War. D akota 9628; regulations of the War Food Ad­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18554; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; ministrator, 9 F.R. 655, 12117, 12611, 10 11:27 a. m.] WORKERS ENGAGED IN HARVESTING POTATOES F.R. 7609, 9581; 9 F.R. 831, 12807, 14J06, IN CERTAIN NORTH DAKOTA COUNTIES 10 F.R. 3177) § 1120.1 Workers engaged in harvest- Issued this 5th day of October 1945. P art 602— G eneral O rders and ing potatoes in Pembina, Walsh, Steele, D irectives Grand Forks, Trail, Cass, and Cavalier [seal] K. A. B utler, Acting Director of Labor, DIRECTION SENT TO COMMERCIAL DOCK OPER­ Counties, State of North Dakota. Pursu­ U. S. Department of Agriculture. ATORS ON THE GREAT LAKES, TIDEWATER ant to § 4001.7 of the regulations of the AND RIVER Economic Stabilization Director relating [F. R. Doc. 45-18640; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; to salaries and wages issued August 28, 11:18 a. m.] The following direction has been sent 1943, as amended (8 F.R. 11960, 12139, to commercial dock operators on the 16702; 9 F.R. 6035, 14547; 10 F.R. 9478, Great Lakes, tidewater and river: 9628) and to the regulatiohs of the War Pursuant to Executive Order No. 9332, Food Administrator issued March 23,1945 TITLE 30—MINERAL RESOURCES SFAW Regulation No. 1, and effective forth­ (10 F.R. 3177) entitled “Specific Wage with, you are prohibited until further notice Ceiling Regulations” and based upon a Chapter VI—Solid Fuels Administration from shipping bituminous coal ex-dock to for War any person or for any use except the follow­ certification of the North Dakota USDA ing: (1) Hospitals; (2) public utilities (as Wage Board that a majority of the pro­ P art 602—G eneral O rders and D irectives defined in Regulation No. 27); (3) railroads; ducers of potatoes in the area affected (4) vessel or bunker fuel and (5) in the case participating in hearings conducted for DIRECTION TO PERSONS SHIPPING COAL PRO­ of commercial lake and tidewater docks only, such purpose have requested the inter­ DUCED IN DISTRICT NO. 1 space heating, except industrial space heat­ ing. If compliance with this direction tends vention of the Secretary of Agriculture, The following direction is issued: and based upon relevant facts submitted to cause undue hardship Milton Aimer, SFAW by the North Dakota USDA Wage Board Pursuant to Executive Order No. 9332 (8 Area Distribution Manager, Minneapolis, F. R. 5355), SFAW Regulation No. 1 (8 F.R. Minnesota, for commercial lake dock opera­ and obtained from other sources, it is 5832; 8 F.R. 16320; 10 F.R. 1724), and effec­ tors, Borden Covel, Area Distribution Man­ hereby determined that: tive forthwith, all persons shipping bitu­ ager, Boston, Massachusetts, for commercial (a) Areas, crops and classes of workers. ■ minous coal produced in District No. 1 in­ tidewater dock operators, and the Area Dis­ Persons engaged in harvesting potatoes tended or destined for export are prohibited tribution Manager for the area in which com­ in Pembina, Walsh, Steele, Grand Forks, until further notice from making; such ship­ mercial river docks are located, are author­ Trail, Cass, and Cavalier Counties, State m ents without special permit from SFAW. ized to grant relief by telephone and confirm of North Dakota, are agricultural labor Pending further notice, the operation of any in writing. permit or authorization heretofore granted as defined in § 4000.1 (1) of the regular— pursuant to SFAW Regulatidn No. 31 (10 F.R. Issued this 5th day of October 1945. tions of the Economic Stabilization Di­ 8538; 10 F.R. 11154; 10 F.R. 11739) is sus­ rector issued on August 28, 1943, as C. J. P otter, pended. Applications for special emergency Deputy Solid Fuels amended 8 F.R. 11960,12139,16702; 9 F.R. permits under this general notice of direc­ 6035,14547; 10 F.R. 9478, 9628). tion shall be filed with the SFAW Area,Dis­ Administrator for War. (b) Maximum wage rates for harvest­ tribution Manager for District No. 1 and must [F. R. Doc. 45-18644; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; ing potatoes. (1) Maximum wages for state all pertinent facts necessary to enable 11:45 a. m.] SFAW to determine whether or not such coal picking potatoes—10 cents per 75- to 80- should, in view of the emergency occasioned pound bag when board is not furnished, by widespread work stoppages in the coal and 8 cents when board is furnished. .mines, be retained within the United States. TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE (2) Maximum wages for loading—$1.25 per hour. Issued this 4th day of October 1945. Chapter III—Bureau of Mines (3) Maximum wages for driving truck C. J. P otter, or potato digger—$1 per hour. Deputy Solid Fuels P art 303—G eneral L icense P ertaining (c) Administration. The North Da^- Administrator for War. to E xplosives and I ngredients kota USDA Wage Board, the address of § 303.8 General License No. 8 pertain­ which shall be North Dakota USDA Wage [F. R. Doc. 45-18553; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; 11:27 a.m.] ing to explosives and ingredients. A Board, % E. J. Haslerud, Chairman, Ex­ general license is hereby granted under tension Service, State College Station, the Federal Explosives Act of December Fargo, North Dakota, will have charge of 26, 1941 (55 Stat. 863), as amended, to the administration of this section in ac­ P art 602—G eneral Orders and D irectives any person as defined in the act and cordance with the provisions of the spe­ DIRECTION SENT TO CERTAIN PRODUCERS IN regulations, who is not otherwise pro­ cific wage ceiling regulations issued by DISTRICT NO. 1 hibited by law or by regulation or by the War Food Administrator on March proclamation of the War Department, 23, 1945 (10 F.R. 3177). The following direction has been sent the Attorney General, or any other Fed­ (d) Applicability of specific wage ceil­ to certain coal producers in District eral agency from doing so, to manufac­ ing regulations. This section shall be No. 1: ture, distribute, possess, purchase, ac­ deemed to be a part of the specific wage Pursuant to Executive Order No. 9332, cept, receive, acquire, store, sell, issue, or ceiling regulations issued by the War SFAW Regulation No. 1, and effective forth- otherwise dispose of and use explosives 12628 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9,1945

and ingredients, as defined in the act Is limited. Applicants who did not use pig P art 3281—P ulp and P aper tin in the production of fluid milk contain­ [Order M-241, as Amended Oct. 5, 1945] and regulations. ; ers during the years 1938 through 1941 (in­ This general license relieves persons cluding persons who were not in business at PAPER AND PAPERBOARD that time) may nevertheless apply and their covered by it from the duty of applying General Conservation Order M-241 is for and securing licenses under the Fed­ applications will be considered on an equi­ eral Explosives Act and the regulations. table basis. amended to read as follows: The authority of licensing agents under Issued this 5th day of October 1945. § 3281.63 General Conservation Order the Federal Explosives Act and regula­ M-241—(a) Applicability of regulations. tions to issue licenses is hereby suspended W ar P roduction B oard, This order and all transactions affected B y J. J oseph W helan, until this general license shall have Recording Secretary. thereby are subject to all applicable regu­ expired. lations of the War Production Board, as This general license shall expire when [F. R. Doc. 45-18617; Filed, Oct. 6, 1945; amended from time to time, except to revoked by the Director of the Bureau 4:45 p. m.] the extent of any inconsistency, in which of Mines or when the Federal Explosives event the provisions of this order shall Act and the regulations are of no further govern. force or effect, whichever happens first. - (b) Definitions. For the purpose of this order: R. R. S ayers, P art 1001—T in (1) “Person” means any individual, Director. [General Preference Order M-43, Direction 4] partnership, association, business trust, corporation, governmental corporation The foregoing license as amended is ALLOCATION OF PIG TIN FOR BRASS MILL or agency, or any organized group of per­ approved, and all regulations inconsistent PRODUCTS sons whether incorporated or not. therewith are waived. The following direction is issued pur­ (2) “Produce” and “manufacture” Michael W. S traxjs, suant to M-43: mean and include all making and finish­ Assistant Secretary, ing operations prior to packing or pack­ Department of the Interior. (a) Notwithstanding provisions of Gén­ aging. é r é Preference Order M-43 or Schedule IV to (3) “Finished production” means that order, no manufacturer of brass m ill October 5, 1945. products shall use any pig tin in the produc­ paper or paperboard ready for packing or packaging. [P. R. Doc. 46-18555; Piled, Oct. 6, 1945; tion of brass mill products except as author­ 11:37 a. m.J ized in this direction. (4) “Grade” means any kind of paper (b) The companies listed in this paragraph or paperboard for which a caption or are authorized to use the quantities of tin subcaption is provided in Form WPB-514 in the production of brass mill products, or any particular grade even though not listed opposite their names, during the pe­ specifically mentioned within such kind. riod July 1, 1945 through December 31, 1945. Chapter IX—War Production Board Any quantities of pig tin already used by Also included are all the coated papers any of the listed companies since July 1, 1945 not mentioned by captions but for which Authority : Regulations in this chapter must be deducted from the quantities listed any captioned grade or item thereunder unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ in determining the amount which may be is used as a base stock. ments affected, issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 used during the balance of the six month Paper and paperboard under the^ fol­ Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. period. lowing WPB-514 Captions in the table 177, 58 Stat. 827; ETO. 9024, 7 PH . 329; E.O. 0040, 7 P.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 P.R. 2719; E.O. Company: Lbs. of pig tin immediately following are specifically 9599, 10 PH. 10155; W.PJB. Reg. 1 as amended American Brass______270, 209 excluded from this order. Dec. 31, 1943, 9 FR . 64. Bridgeport Brass______95, 692 T able I Bridgeport Rolling Mills— ------758 P art 1001—T in Bristol Brass______5, 967 Type WPB-514 caption Chase Brass & Copper______102,808 Container board__ 210000 through 219000. [General Preference Order M-48, Direction 3] Chicago Extruded Metals------— 16,225 Paperboard. ___ 220000 through 269000 Miller______...... 32,043 (except 240000 through ALLOCATION OP PIG TIN FOR FLUID MILK Mueller Brass______17,345 249000, 253000 a n d SHIPPING CONTAINERS New Haven Copper______• 1,817 “Sanitary food con- Phelps Dodge Copper Products___ 12, 000 . tainer” 224001 through The following direction is issued pur­ Phosphor Bronze Smelting______97,639 224005, 224008 a n d suant to M-43: Plume & Atwood. ______6,165 261200,261300,262000). Revere Copper & Brass__ ;______110, 000 Building boards__ 261200, 261300 a n d Notwithstanding the provisions of General 262000. Preference Order M-43 and Schedule 1 of Riverside Metal______236,278 Scovill Manufacturing______56,003 Asbestos and asbes­ that order during the calendar quarter start­ tos filled paper... 123000. ing October 1, 1945 and in each calendar Seymour Manufacturing______50,098 quarter after that, no person shall use any Titan Metal Manufacturing_____ 22,400 (5) “Paper merchant” means a person pig tin in the production of fluid milk ship­ Volvo Brass & Copper.______s____ 3, 830 Waterbury Rolling Mills______3,248 principally engaged in the business of ping containers except as specifically au­ buying and reselling paper and paper- thorized by letter from the War Production Western Brass Mills______44,480 Board. Each person who wants to use pig Wolverine Tube______x 248 board. tin for that purpose after October 1, 1945 (c) Any manufacturer of brass mill prod­ (c) Reserve production, (l)-(i) Each should apply by filing a letter with the War ucts not listed in paragraph (b) (including manufacturer shall reserve in his total Production Board, stating how much pig tin any person who has never been in the busi­ overall production of paper and paper- he wishes to use in each calendar quarter ness before) who wants to use pig tin in the board for the month of October 1945, and from October 1, 1945 through June 30, 1946. production of brass mill products during the for each calendar month thereafter time He should also state the amount of pig tin balance of the period covered by this direc­ and supplies sufficient to produce and which he has used in the production of fluid tion may nevertheless apply by letter to the deliver within such month 20% of either milk shipping containers during the period War Production Board, Washington 25, D. C., his total production or his production July 1, 1945 through September 30, 1945. Ref: Order M-43, stating the purpose and In general, authorizations*will be issued so of a stated “grade” or “class”. The War amount of pig tin he wishes to use during Production Board may from time to time that each applicant will be permitted to use a particular period, and any other pertinent during the 3 calendar quarters between July facts relating to the case and his application change such percentage and apply per­ 1, 1945 and June 30, 1946, an amount pro­ centages to other grades or combinations, portional to the applicant’s average usage of will be considered on an equitable basis. by notice in writing to each manufac­ pig tin for this purpose during the years 1938 turer or by publication in the F ederal through 1941 less the amount used in the Issued this 5th day of October 1945. R egister. third calendar quarter of 1945. . W ar P roduction B oard, (ii) When production is reserved by In general, the War Production Board au­ By J. J oseph W helan, thorizations will establish quarterly quotas Recording Secretary. applying a percentage to a “Class”, the in proportion to the amounts requested for production of such “Class” for which the each quarter. The total amount of pig tin [F. R. Doc. 45-18616; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; manufacturer is obligated shall be de­ which will be authorized under this direction 4:44 p. m.J termined by applying the percentage to FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12629

the average monthly production of such . (a) Any one of the first two procure­ der for such activity (report Dept. Or­ class which the manufacturer has, by ment activities (the Armed Forces) re­ der No. and name of converter or user). record, reported for his most recent three quests a qualified manufacturer to bid (10R) The Treasury Procurement Di­ calendar months on Form WPB-514. on a contract or accept a-purchase order vision purchasing for the Foreign Eco­ (lii) On or befôre the 15th day of any from such activity, and nomic Administration to the extent that month, the War Production Board may (b) The manufacturer fails to bid qn such orders conform to quantities and direct any manufacturer to employ his the contract or refuses to voluntarily ac­ types determined by the War Produc­ reserve production for any month to pro­ cept the purchase order, and tion Board and screened by F. E. A. as duce any grade of paper.ov paperboard (c) The War Production Board records Indicated by an identifying number pre­ which such manufacturer is qualified to on the acceptancé of contracts and pur­ ceded by the initials F. E. .A., and are ac­ produce and in any quantity not exceed­ chase orders by such manufacturer cepted by the mills for delivery prior to ing the percentage of his production des­ against his reserve production show that Jan. 15, 1946. ignated for such month by the War Pro­ the acceptance of such contract or part (d) Restrictions on inventory. Unless duction Board less his tonnage credit thereof or such purchase order at the specifically authorized by the War Pro­ current at the time against such month’s time the request was issued would not duction Board: reserve production under the provisions have caused him to produce more ton­ (1) Consumers Inventories except of paragraph (c) (8). Similar directions nage in any month than his reserve pro­ those covered by Order L-240. No per­ may be issued by the War Production duction obligations for such month, and son shall knowingly deliver to any per­ Board after the 15th day of any month (d) Because of such failure to bid on son except a paper merchant, and no under paragraph (c) (2) (ii). The War the contract or refusal to accept the person except a paper merchant shall Production Board may require the man­ purchase order, a directive is issued to accept delivery of, any quantity of paper ufacturer to sell and deliver such ton­ the manufacturer by the War Produc­ or paperboard if such person’s total in­ nage to any person it may name. The tion Board. ventory is, or will by virtue of such de­ manufacturer may refuse to so produce, (iii) Any manufacturer who has ac­livery become, in excess of the greater sell, or deliver such reserve production cepted, directly or through another per­ of (a) 50 tons or (b) 90 calendar days only for the reasons specified for the re­ son, an order or orders for paper.or supply calculated either on the basis of fusal of rated orders in § 944.2 of Pri­ paperboard to be produced for the ac­ his average rate of consuming such pa­ orities Regulation No. 1. count of any activity or use listed in per and paperboard during the latest (2) (i) If, on or before the 15th day of paragraph (c) (4), shall immediately re­ preceding 3 full calendar: months or as any month in which production is re­ port such acceptance in triplicate on projected for the next ensuing 3 full cal­ served, the manufaturer does not receive Form WPB-3270 and thereafter shall im­ endar months. from the War Production Board direc­ mediately report to the War Production (2) Merchant’s inventories. No paper tions as to the disposition of all produc­ Board on such form any changé request­ merchant shall accept delivery of, and tion reserved in such month, he may em­ ed by the purchaser in any previously re­ no person shall knowingly deliver to a ploy, subject to the provisions of para­ ported order or orders, if such change in­ paper merchant, any quantity of paper graph (c) 2 (ii) below, the production volves cancellation, or. a change in quan­ United States Post Office. for paper or paperboard. Any specific vided in the paragraph immediately fol­ (8R) Procurement Division of United written inventory authorization, excep­ lowing) by the tonnage specified in such States Treasury excluding Foreign Eco­ directive, and such reduction concur­ nomic Administration. tions or grants of appeal for paper or rently recorded to such manufacturer’s (9R) Producers of products, or parts paperboard remain in effect according to credit on the records of the War Pro­ thereof, for the procurement activities their terms unless individually modified duction Board. listed above, to the extent that the pri­ or revoked and a person who has been (ii) When directed tonnage is not mary paper or paperboard is to be used granted such authorization, exception or credited. Credit against the reserve pro­ exclusively as a component part of the appeal may accept delivery of paper or duction obligations of a manufacturer is product or part thereof, or is to be used paperboard to the extent permitted by not given for the tonnage specified in a exclusively for the necessary packaging his authorization, exception or appeal directive when the following conditions of the product or part thereof, to be without regard to the provisions of this prevail: delivered on a contract or purchase or- paragraph. 12630 FEDERAL REGISTER, T u esd a y, O ctober 9, 1945 (e) Miscellaneous provisions—(1) Rec­ Group regulation explains when quotas, prefer­ ords. All persons affected by this order 6. Synthetic special purpose tires, includ­ ence ratings and other rights under the ing: priorities system may be transferred shall keep and preserve for not less Tread types: Rock service, logger, than two years accurate and complete earthmover and 18.00 and up mud- from one person to another and states records concerning inventories, produc­ snow. the rules governing transfer of a business tion and sales. Sizes: All. as a going concern. (2) Audit and inspection. All records 7. Synthetic rubber truck and bus tires, in­ (b) Specific provisions in orders or required to be kept by this order shall cluding only: regulations govern. This regulation does upon request, be submitted to audit and Tread types: Highway, mud-snow. not apply in any case where an applicable inspection by duly authorized represent­ Sizes: 8.25 through 14.00,10 plies and order or regulation provides a different more. atives of the War Production Board. 8. Synthetic rubber truck and bus tires, in­ rule. (3) Reports. All persons affected by cluding only: (c) What is meant "by “quota”. As this order shall execute and file with the Tread types: Standard low platform used in this regulation “quota” means a War Production Board such reports and trailer. quantitative limit which is placed on the questionnaires as said Board shall from Sizes: 7.50 and up, 10 plies and more. production or delivery of items, or on the time to time request, subject to the ap­ 9. Synthetic truck and bus tires, Including proval of the Bureau of the Budget pur­ only:: acquisition or use of material, by an or­ Tread types: Highway, mud-snow. der or regulation of the WPB. Most suant to the Federal Reports Act of Sizes: 7.00 and 7.50, 10 plies. 1942. 10. V-belts. quotas are in the form of a specified per­ (4) Violations. Any person who wil­ 11. Synthetic truck and bus tires, including centage of production or use during a fully violates any provision of this order only: previous base period or in the form of a or who in connection with this order wil­ Tread types: Highway, mud-snow. fully conceals a material fact or furnishes Sizes: 7.50 cross-section, 6 and 8 specified number of items which may be false information to any department or plies, all rim diameters. produced. agency of the United States, is guilty of a 12. Tire repair materials. (d) Quota applies to actual manufac­ crime and upon conviction may be pun­ 13. Synthetic truck and bus tires, including turer. Where a manufacturer does not •only: sell his product in his own name, but ished by fine or imprisonment. In addi­ Tread types: Highway, mud-snow. tion any such person may be prohibited Sizes: 7.00 cross-section and smaller, hiakes it for another person under whose from making or obtaining further de­ 6 and 8 plies, all rim diameters. name it is sold, and an order of the WPB liveries of or from processing or using 14. Synthetic tires of the following types: imposes a quota on manufacturers of the materials under priority control and Road grader. product, that quota applies to the person may be deprived of priorities assistance. Tractor and implement. who actually makes the product rather (5) Appeals. Any appeal ‘from the Tread types: All. than to the one under whose name it is provisions of this order shall be made by Sizes: All. sold. filing a letter in triplicate, referring to (b) Any manufacturer using rayon must (e) Distribution of quota where quota the particular provision appealed from consume it in the order of preference in the holder has several establishments. above usage pattern, arranging to fulfill all Where the holder of a quota has several and stating fully the grounds of the ap­ requirements in the first group before any peal. is used in the second group, and so on down establishments, he may distribute his (6) Communications. All communica­ the list. quota among them, and change the dis­ tions concerning this order shall unless tribution in any way he wishes unless (Sec. 2 (a), 54 Stat. 676, as amended by the quota was acquired on a transfer of a otherwise directed be addressed to War 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 177; E.O. 9024, going business as explained in paragraph Reduction Board, Paper Division, Wash­ 7 F.R. 29; E.O. 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, (h) (1) below. ington 25, D. C. Ref.: M-241. 7 F.R. 2719; E.O. 9246, 7 F.R. 7379, as (f) Transfer of quotas forbidden in Issued this 5th day of October 1945. amended by E.O 9475, 9 FR. 10817; WPB most cases. No quota may be transferred Reg. 1 as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. from one person to another under any 64) W ar P roduction B oard, circumstances, except in connection with B y J. J oseph W helan, Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Recording Secretary. the transfer of a business as a going con­ W ar P roduction B oard, [F. R. Doc. 45-18014; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; cern as explained in paragraph (h) (1) B y J. J oseph W helan, 4:44 p. m.J below or with the express permission of Recording Secretary. the WPB. Permission to transfer quotas [F._ R. Doc. 45-18615; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; may be expressly given in an order or 4:44 p. m.] regulation or on appeal as explained in paragraph (i) below. P art 4600—R ubber, S ynthetic R ubber (g) Transfers of preference ratings and P roducts T hereof P art 904—P rocurement and specific authorizations forbidden. [Rubber Order R -l, Appendix II, as [Directive 2, Revocation] No' person may transfer to another a Amended May 30, 1945, Amdt. 8] preference rating or any right granted by PLACING WAR CONTRACTS FOLLOWING specific authorization except where this is Appendix II, Manufacturing Regula­ V-E DAY part of a transfer of a going business as tions, as amended May. 30, 1945, is Section 904.1 Directive 2 is hereby re­ explained in paragraph (n) (1) below. hereby further amended by changing voked. However, as more fully explained in In­ List 15, Regulations for the Use of High Issued this 5th day of October 1945. terpretation 5 to Priorities Regulation 1, Tenacity Rayon Cord, to read as follows;. when a rated contract is assigned, the J. A. Krug, rating remains applicable to the contract List 15—Regulations for the Use of High- Chairman. T enacity Rayon Cord as assigned if, but only if, the assignee [F. R. Doc. 45-18623; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; yses the material covered by the contract (a) In the manufacture of rubber prod­ 4:45 p. m.[ for substantially the same purpose for ucts, high-tenacity rayon cord may be used only for the following listed products: which the rated contract was placed. The transfer of a rating must be distin­ order of preference and type of product » P art 944—R egulations A pplicable to guished from the application or exten­ Group the O peration of the P riorities S y s ­ sion of a rating under Priorities Regula­ 1. Airplane tires. tem tion 3. For example, a person has a 2. Self-sealing fuel cells.' [Priorities Reg. 7A, as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] preference rating to buy a certain ma­ 3. Bullet-sealing hose. 4. Combat (U. S.) tires, including only cross- TRANSFERS OF QUOTAS, PREFERENCE RATINGS! chine and decides that he does not want sections 8.00 and larger. TRANSFERS OF A BUSINESS AS A GOING it but wishes to transfer to another per­ CONCERN 5. Mileage contract bus tires: son his rating to buy the machine, the (a) Intercity bus tires. § 944.28 Priorities itegulation 7A— second person may not use the rating. (b) City bus tires. (a) What this regulation does. This On the other hand, if someone who has FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12631

a rating wishes to buy an article from a Part 944—R egulations Applicable to the a rating to a class or group of persons supplier, the supplier may, under certain Operation of the P riorities System without naming them individually, is conditions, extend the same rating to get [Priorities Reg. 12, as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] amended to lower the grade of the rating, the article for delivery to the customer they may not apply the old rating to or to replenish his inventory. This is ex­ RERATINGS orders placed after the amendment. plained in detail in Priorities Regula­ § 944.33 Priorities Regulation 12— Orders to which they have already ap­ tion 3. (a) Purpose of this regulation. This plied the rating for delivery within three (h) Transfer of business as a going regulation tells what happens when the months after the amendment remain concern. (1) Whenever an entire busi­ grade of a particular preference rating validly rated but they must rerate all ness is transferred as a going concern to is changed. Such a change is referred orders which they have placed for de­ a new owner who continues to operate to as a “rerating”. A rerating does not livery after three months from that date, substantially the same business in the increase the amount of materials which by giving notice of the rerating to their same establishment, using substantially can be obtained; it changes only the suppliers. the same trade-mark or trade-name, if grade of the rating. The rerating may (3) If any person receives a downward any, air rights and obligations under either raise the original rating (for ex­ rerating from his customer, he must im­ WPB orders and regulations which ample, when an original rating of CQ mediately rerate each order for more applied to the business before the is raised to MM) or lower it (as when than $25 worth of material to which he transfer continue applicable after the has extended the customer’s old rating, transfer, and the old owner no longer an original rating of MM is lowered to by giving notice of the rerating to his has them. The business under the CC). These -are referred to as “up­ supplier. (For the rules about cancel­ new ownership has the same quotas, ward reratings” or “downward rerat­ lation of preference ratings, see § 944.4a ings”. of Priorities Regulation 1.) preference ratings, specific authoriza­ (b) How a rerating starts. Every rat­ (f ) Rerating procedure. Where a per­ tions and other rights and duties created ing comes first from the War Production son (other than a Government agency by WPB orders and regulations as it had Board or from the Army, Navy or other itself authorized to issue ratings) has under the old ownership. However, the government agency operating under au­ placed a rated order which is still un­ new owner may not continue to exercise thorization from the War Production filled and the racing is changed, the way any such rights if he discontinues opera­ Board. Sometimes this rating is found to use the new rating is to give notice of tion of the business he acquired or op­ to be too high or too low. The War Pro­ the rerating by sending to the person erates it as a substantially different busi­ duction Board or other government with whom the rated order was placed agency may then rerate in one of the a letter or telegram stating that there ness or in another establishment, or if he following ways: has been a rerating and giving the new uses a substantially different trade-mark (1) By issuing a new regulation or rating. The information given must be or trade-name. He may not, at any time, order or certificate (such as Form WPB- definite enough so that the person re­ use any quota of the transferred business 541A); or ceiving it will know exactly the items re­ for any other part of his business. rated, the old and new rating, and the (2) If, on dissolution of a firm, the (2) By amending* an existing regula­ original purchase order referred to. tion, order or certificate; or (g) Partial reratings. In some cases a entire business is not transferred as a (3) By issuing a specific authorization going concern to a single successor, but is purchaser may have used one grade of or direction changing the grade of the rating to cover more than one unit in a divided up in any way, application must rating. This authorization or direction be made to the WPB for a determination single purchase order. If some units may be issued on an official form or by are then rerated downward the new rat­ of quotas and other rights and duties letter or telegram. ing must be used by him for these items under WPB orders and regulations. (c) Use of new rating where the orig­ but the higher unchanged rating stands (3) An order or regulation of the WPB inal rating has not been used. If a rat­ for all items not rerated. However, if which places any restriction on the ing Js changed before it has been used giving effect to such a rerating would re­ transfer of any particular material or by the person authorized to use it, he quire the supplier to deliver fractional product does not apply to a transfer may use only the new rating, whether parts of a customary sales unit, he may Which is part of a transfer of the owner­ higher or lower than the old. The para­ either fill the order as rerated or treat graphs following do not deal with this ship of an entire business as a going con­ the customary sales unit as though it kind of case, but only with the situation bore the lowest rating applicable to any cern, and WPB approval need not be ob­ where the person has. already placed his tained for any such transfer. part of it. order before the rerating occurs. (h) Effect of rerating on sequence of (i) Permission in exceptional cases on (d) Upward reratings. (1) When a filling rated orders. Section 944.7 of appeal. In any case where the above person receives an upward rerating from Priorities Regulation 1 covers the subject rules work an exceptional hardship, spe­ his customer, he must immediately rerate of sequence of filling rated orders. The cific permission may be given on appeal each unfilled order to which he has ex­ general rules of that section apply also for the transfer of a quota, a preference tended the customer’s old rating, by giv­ where a rerating occurs. The only dif­ rating or a specific authorization or for ing notice of the rerating to his supplier ference is that a rerated purchase or de­ other exceptions from the rules. An ap­ if the Use of the rerating is necessary to livery order is to be treated by the person enable him to fill the customer’s order with whom the order was placed as if it peal for the transfer of a quota should be on time. filed as an appeal from the order impos­ had carried the new rating at the time (2) When an upward rerating occurs the old rating was received by him. He ing the quota by the person who wishes it in any other case, a person may, but is must make any change in his production transferred to him. If the person from not required to, use the higher rating and delivery schedules necessary to give whom it is to be transferred agrees to the on orders already placed by him but not effect to the rerating except that: transfer, he should join in the appeal. It yet filled. (This may occur either on (1) Material specifically produced for is not expected that permission will be application of the rating or on extension a rated order is not to be diverted and granted for the purchase or sale of a under Priorities Regulation No. 3.) delivered under a higher rerated order quota for any consideration in any case (e) Downward reratings. (1) When­ if such material is completed at the time where the principal purpose of the trans­ ever a downward rerating is issued to the rerating is received, or is in produc­ action is merely to transfer the quota. a named person, he must immediately tion and scheduled for completion with­ rerate each unfilled order to which he in fifteen days thereafter, unless such Issued this 8th day of October 1945. has applied the old rating by giving diversion is specifically directed by the W ar P roduction B oard, notice of the rerating to his supplier, War Production Board, or unless the B y J. J oseph W helan, unless the rerating certificate or letter new rating is AAA; and Recording Secretary. or other rerating instrument states (2) No person is required by reason of otherwise. a rerating to terminate or interrupt im­ IF. R. Doc. 45-18630; Piled, Oct. 8, 194B; (2) If a regulation or order of the mediately a schedule of production or 11:10 a. m.] War Production Board, which assigns operations in any case where such ter- No. 198------2 12632 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 mination or interruption would result in (2) Whenever any rule, regulation or The undersigned purchaser certifies, sub- a substantial loss of production or delàÿ order of the War Production Board fixes J$Ct to the penalties of section 15 of the in operations : Provided, however, That in a quota limiting the amount of any ma­ Canadian Wartime Industries Control Board any such case termination or interrup­ terial that may be received, processed, Regulations, to the seller, to the Canadian tion of the schedule required by the re­ sold or delivered by any person, and Priorities Officer, and to the War Production rating shall not be postponed more than contains an exception or exemption for Board, that, to the best of his knowledge and forty days after receipt of the rerating. material or equipment to be delivered to belief, the undersigned is authorized, under (i) The War Production Board may or for the account of the Army or Navy applicable Canadian orders to place this de­ specify different rules for the treatment of the United States, but does not ex­ livery order, to receive the item(s) ordered of outstanding ratings at the time it re­ pressly permit or forbid such person, in for the purpose for which ordered, and to rates them. computing his quota, to exclude there­ from orders for military exchanges or use any preference rating which the under­ Issued this 8th day of October 1945. service departments, any of these orders signed has placed on this order. W ar P roduction B oard, which bear a rating are to be included in N ote: Deleted Oct. 8, 1945. B y J. J oseph W helan, such exception or exemption. Orders for Recording Secretary. military exchanges or service depart­ (c) The certification shall be signed ments which do not bear a rating shall manually or as provided in Priorities [F. R. Doc. 45-18631; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; Regulation 7 (§ 944.27) by an official duly 11:10 a. m.] not be included in such exception or exemption, and must be charged against authorized for the purpose. the quota of the person filling them. (d) The above certification must be (e) Effect on other provisions. In case used instead of any other certification Part 944—Regulations Applicable to the any provision in any regulation or in where a rating is used by a person in Operation of the Priorities System any order of the War Production Board Canada. Any certification which is is inconsistent with any provision in [Priorities Reg. 17 as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] specified for any other purpose by any this regulation, the provisions of this regulation or order (except one requiring POST EXCHANGES AND SHIP’S SERVICE regulation shall govern unless such other administrative action such as an alloca­ DEPARTMENTS provision expressly states that this regu­ tion or express authorization) may be 0 lation shall be inapplicable. § 944.38 Priorities Regulation 17—(a) omitted from purchase orders endorsed Definitions. For the purpose of this Issued this 8th day of October 1945. with the above certification. - (e) Purchase orders bearing the above regulation: W ar P roduction B oard, (1) “Orders for military exchanges or B y J. J oseph W helan, certification must be given the same ef­ service departments” means contracts or Recording Secretary. fect by suppliers in the United States purchase orders for material or equip­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18632; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; as orders carrying preference ratings and ment to be delivered to or for the account 11:10 a. m.] originating within the United States. of (or to be physically incorporated in material or equipment to be delivered to (f) No person shall use the above cer­ or for the account of) any U. S. Army or tification, or any preference rating on an order placed with asupplier in the United Marine Corps Post Exchange or U. S. P art 944—R egulations Applicable to the Navy or Coast Guard Ship’s Service De­ O peration of the P riorities S ystem States calling for delivery to Canada un­ partment or War Shipping Administra­ [Priorities Reg. 17, Revocation of Direction 1] less such use is authorized under Cana­ tion Training Organization Ship’s Serv­ dian orders. ice activities. APPLICABILITY OF MILITARY EXEMPTIONS TO (2) “Overseas orders” means orders (g) Suppliers-in the United States who RATED ORDERS PLACED BEFORE DECEMBER receive rated orders for delivery into the for military exchanges or service depart­ 13, 1944 ments calling for shipment outside the Dominion of Canada bearing the above Direction 1 to Priorities Regulation 17 form of certification may extend the rat­ 48 states of the United States and the is revoked. This revocation does not District of Columbia. Unless an order ings to the same extent as ratings origi­ affect any liabilities incurred for violation nating in the United States, but must is clearly identified on its face as coming of the direction or of actions taken by within this definition, it shall not be re­ use the regular form of certification pro­ the War Production Board under the vided for use within the United States. garded as an overseas order. direction. (b) [Deleted Oct. 8, 1945.1 (h) This regulation does not apply to Issued this 8th day of October 1945. materials exported directly to agencies (c) Applicability of military exemp­ of the United States Government in tions. Whenever any rule, regulation or W ar P roduction B oard, Canada. order of the War Production Board con­ B y J. J oseph W helan, tains an exception or exemption for ma­ Recording Secretary. Issued this 8th day of October 1945. terial or equipment to be delivered to, or [F. R. Doc. 45-18633; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; W ar P roduction B oard, for the account of, or for material to be 11:10 a. m.] B y J. J oseph W helan, physically incorporated in material or Recording Secretary. equipment to be delivered to, or for the account of, the Army or Navy of the [F. R. Doc. 45-18634; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; United States, such exception or exemp­ 11:10 a. m.J tion shall not apply to orders for military P art 944—R egulations Applicable to the exchanges or service departments except Operation of the P riorities S ystem in cases where such orders bear a pref­ [Priorities Reg. 22 as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] erence rating. P a r t 944—R e g u l a t io n s A p p l ic a b l e t o (d) Effect of quota provisions. (1) DELIVERIES INTO THE DOMINION OF CANADA t h e O p e r a t io n o f t h e P r io r it ie s S y s t e m Notwithstanding Priorities Regulation 1, § 944.43 (a) Preference ratings for de­ [Priorities Reg. 23, as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] whenever any rule, regulation or order of liveries to be made into the Dominion of EXPERIMENTAL MODELS the War Production Board limits the Canada from the United States will be § 944.44 Priorities Regulation 23—(a) amount of any material that may be re­ authorized by the War Production Board ceived, processed, sold or delivered by Background and purpose of this regula­ any person to a percentage of previous only upon the recommendation of the tion. Certain orders and regulations of amounts thereof received, processed, Priorities Officer of the Department of the War Production Board limit or pro­ sold or delivered by him, or otherwise Munitions and Supply in Canada. hibit' the manufacture of certain articles expressly fixes a quota for him, orders (b) Any person in Canada authorized or the use of certain materials in mak­ ing the articles. These restrictions ap­ for military exchanges or service depart­ to use a rating may do so by endorsing ments chargeable against his quota need ply to the manufacture of experimental not be accepted by such person in excess the following certification on his pur* models of the articles and therefore pre­ of 45 percent of such quota. chase order: vent persons from making such experi- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12633

mental models. The purpose of this experimental models of the article, re­ by the War Production Board, and there­ regulation is to override those orders and gardless of the order. fore no processor shall accept any such regulations so as to allow experimental (2) Where an order prohibits the use order unless the acceptance is approved models of the restricted articles to be of a certain material in making an by the War Production Board on appli­ made under certain conditions. Nobody article, this regulation permits a person cation from or on behalf of the processor. needs to read this regulation unless he to use the material in making experi­ Application may be made by the proc­ wants to make experimental models of mental models of the article, regardless essor or on his behalf by letter or tele­ an article which cannot be made under of the order. gram addressed to the War Production existing orders and regulations. (3) Where an order prohibits pro­ Board, Cordage Branch, Washington 25, (b) Meaning 6f the term “experimen­ ducers from making more than a certain D. C., stating government contract and tal model.” The term “experimental number of sizes of an article, this regu­ item number, quantity and kind of fiber model” means any model of a consumer lation permits such producers to make required, and the size of the rope to be or industrial product (e. g. refrigerator additional sizes of the article for ex­ made. The War Production Board will or printing press) which is made, as an perimental purposes. consult with the Service or agency in­ experiment, for the purpose of determin­ (4) Where an order prohibits pro^ volved and approve applications if the ing whether it will be superior to or ducers from making an article except in proposed end use of the rope, in view of cheaper to make than present models accordance with production schedules current supplies, justifies the use of the and whether it can be reproduced on a approved by the War Production Board, fiber. commercial basis. The term does not this regulation permits such producers to (2) No processor may in any calendar include any models, such as samples, make experimental models of the article quarter put into process for the manu­ which are made for Jthe purpose of pro­ even though such experimental models facture of rope more manila and agave moting sales or creating a consumer de­ do not appear in the production sched­ fiber than the following percentages of mand' for such articles. Nor does the ules approved under this order. his basic monthly poundages : term include experimental models of (5) In each of the above four cases Percent buildings or structures „ which involve the limitations set forth in paragraph (1) Manila______83.25 construction Such experimental con­ (e) of this regulation must be complied (li) Agave______614 struction jobs may be carried on only to with. However, where experimental Use of “extenders” shall not be charged the extent permitted under Order L-41. models can be made within the provi­ against the permitted quantity of agave. (c) Effect of other orders and regula­ sions of existing orders and regulations Specific directions may be issued to ex­ tions on manufacture of experimental of the War Production Board, this may ceed the above percentages of either fiber, models. In spite of any order or regula­ be done without complying with the limi­ to permit increased deliveries to particu­ tion of the War Production Board lim­ tations of paragraph (e). For example, lar claimant agencies. If a processor is iting or prohibiting the manufacture of where the manufacture of an article is permitted to exceed his quota of either any article or the use of any material in restricted by an order which merely fiber, he may be required to accept a cor­ making an article, any person may man­ limits the number of the article that can responding decrease in his quota of the ufacture experimental models of any be made, a person may make experi­ other fiber. article and may use any materials in mental models of the article within his (b) Restrictions on processing of fiber making them. However, in any case quota under that order without comply­ or yarn into other products. (1) No where the manufacture of experimental ing with the limitations of paragraph processor may put into process any ma­ models of an article or the use of ma­ (e). However, if he wants to make ex­ nila or agave, or yarns made from those terials in making them would, but for perimental models of the article outside fibers, to’ manufacture any product ex­ this regulation, be prohibited by another of his quota, he must comply with those cept rope twine as permitted in Sched­ order or regulation, the models may be limitations. ule B, or as specifically authorized or di­ made only within the limitations set (g) [Deleted Oct. 8, 1945.] rected in writing by the War Production forth in paragraph (e). This para­ Issued this 8th day of October 1945. Board. The use of agave, other than graph does not apply in any case where cantala or sisalana from Java and Haiti, a WPB order specifically limits use of W ar P roduction B oard, may be authorized from time to time by By J. J oseph W helan, material for experimental purposes.. In the War Production Board for binder or Recording Secretary. baler twine. such cases, the limitations of the order [F. R. Doc. 45-18635; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; (c) Further restrictions on processing. must be followed and not the provisions 11:10 a. m.] (1) The War Production Board may is­ of this regulation. sue specific directions to processors who (dJ [Deleted May 9,1945.] have received manila or agave, or yarn (e) Limitations on making models. by allocation under this order or any No person may make experimental Part 3290—T extile, Clothing and other War Production Board order or by models (of the types which could not Leather delivery from any United States Govern­ be made but for this regulation) unless {Conservation Order M-84, as Amended Oct. ment agency, as to the purpose and kind all of the following restrictions are com­ 5, 1945] of product for which the fiber may be plied with: processed and as to the extension of more (1) [Deleted Aug. 29, 1945.] MANILA (ABACA) AND AGAVE FIBER AND critical fibers by mixture with less crit­ (2) Experimental models of an article CORDAGE ical ones (i. e. use of “extenders”) in the may be made only in the minimum num­ § 3290.221 Conservation Order M-84— manufacture of any product. ber and the minimum size required to (a) Restrictions on processing of fiber or The War Production Board may from determine the suitability of the article yarn into rope. (1) No processor may time to time issue specific instructions for commercial production and use, as put into process manila fiber or manila regarding the percentage of extender to distinct from promoting sales or creating yarn to manufacture rope except: be used in the manufacture of agave a consumer demand. This does not per­ (i) For an end use allowed in Sched­ sisalana rope. mit a person to make trial production ule A. (d) Restrictions on delivery of rope runs of experimental models. (ii) To fill orders placed by or for the and twine. (1) No processor or dealer (3) Materials which were allocated or account of any United States Govern­ may sell, deliver, or accept delivery of allotted specifically for another purpose ment agency having in effect a plan, ap­ new rope or new twine, produced in the may not be used to make experimental proved by the War Production Board, to United States in whole or in part from models, except as permitted by § 944.11 screen its orders and requisitions for manila or agave fiber or yarn, for end of Priorities Regulation 1. rope and to eliminate unnecessary end uses for which the product may not be (4) [Deleted May 9, 1945.] uses of rope manufactured from critical manufactured under this order. (f) Illustrations. The effect of this fibers. Only the Army, Navy, and Mari­ (2) No person may sell or deliver new regulation is illustrated in the following time Commission now have such ap­ binder or new baler twine if he knows or examples: proved plans in effect. The Army and has reason to believe that: (1) Where an order prohibits the pro­ Navy approved plans require that orders (i) The binder twine will not be used duction or assembly of a certain article, for their account for rope made in whole with mechanical harvesting equipment this regulation permits a person to make or in part from manila, shall be approved or in the growing, harvesting or deliver- 12634 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 ing of agricultural crops, or that the (i) Reports. Processors of manila and and agave cordage sold by such processor binder twine will be converted into rope agave fiber shall report monthly on Form during the period from January 1, 1939, or any other product. WPB-29Q1, Parts 1, 2 and 3. to December 31, 1941, minus 37 per cent (ii) The baler twine will- not be used (j) Imports. The importation of ma­ of such person’s manila fiber basic in a self-tying machine for baling hay, terial or products covered by this order monthly poundage calculated as pre­ straw or other fodder crops. shall be made in conformity with the scribed in paragraph (1) (11) : Provided, (3) No person may use new binder or provisions of General Imports Order That any processor keeping his books on new baler twine to manufacture rope for M-63, as amended from time to time. a weekly basis may calculate his basic sale. (k) Definitions. In this order: monthly poundage from the fifty-two (4) No processor or dealer may sell or (l) “Manila” means fiber, spinnable week period of the 1939 calendar year deliver to an owner, operator or agent of over machinery which is commonly and adjust any other calculations or a vessel any manila rope processed from known in the trade by this term and also quota under this order. fiber which he knows or has reason to known as abaca or Manila hemp, wher­ (9) “Processor” means any person believe was allocated to the War Ship­ ever grown (either stripped or decorti­ (other than a United States Government ping Administration, except to fill pur­ cated), but does not mean the fiber agency) who spins, twists or otherwise chase orders or emergency stock with­ grades of T2 and T3, O or Y, or equiva­ uses any fiber or yarn in the manufac­ drawal certificates approved in writing lent, as established by the Insular Gov­ ture of rope or twine, or who uses manila by the War Shipping Administration. ernment of the Philippine Islands, proc­ or agave fiber in the manufacture of any (e) Allocation of non-military cord­ essor’s mill waste or bagasse. other product. age. (1) The War Production Board (2) “Agave” means fiber, spinnable (10) “Non-military” as applied to use may in accordance with Program Deter­ over machinery of the species agave sisa- or orders means any use or order not for minations, state the quantity of manila lana, agave fourcroydes, and agave can- direct or ultimate delivery to, or incorpo­ and agave which each processor must, tala, of all grades and qualities including ration into any material for direct or out of his production during stated tow and fiber under 20" in length, com­ ultimate delivery to the U. S. Army, Navy, periods, process into cordage, as allowed monly known in the trade as sisal, hene- Maritime Commission, or War Shipping by Schedules A and B, to be delivered or quen, cantala, and maguey, and some­ Administration or to facilities controlled set aside for delivery only to fill non-mili­ times preceded by an adjective designat­ by the War Shipping Administration. It tary orders and only to the extent speci­ ing the country or district of origin, but includes cores and centers for wire rope, fied for particular non-military uses. does not include processor’s mill waste regardless of their ultimate use. Prom that quantity, the processor may or bagasse. (l) Appeals. Any appeal from the not fill any other orders, except orders (3) “Rope” means any rope or cable, provisions of this order should be made rated AAA. When that cordage is sold treated or untreated, composed of three by filing a letter in triplicate, referring by the processor, he must inform the or more strands each strand composed to the particular provision appealed from buyer of the particular non-military use of two' or more yarns, but does not in­ and stating fully the grounds of the for which it must be used. The buyer clude strings and twines of whatever con­ appeal. may use or sell that cordage only for the struction which are commonly used for (m) Applicability of regulations. Ex­ specified non-military use or an AAA tying, sewing, baling or other commercial cept as specifically otherwise provided order. packaging use. this order and all transactions affected (f) Allocation of fiber and yarn. No (4) “Twine” means any single or plied thereby are subject to all applicable pro­ processor shall make or accept delivery yarn or roving, including marlin, for use visions of the regulations of the War of any manila or agave fiber contrary to as a tying material, for sewing or for any Production Board as amended from time directions which from time to time the similar purpose, but does not include any to time. War Production Board may issue. The product falling within the definition of (n) Violations. Any person who wil­ War Production Board may from time to “rope”, “binder twine” or “baler twine.” fully violates any provision of this order, time allocate to processors the available (5) “Binder twine” means a single or who in connection with this order supplies of manila and agave fiber and yarn twine usually containing agave, but wilfully conceals a material fact or fur­ specifically direct the time,, manner, and sometimes containing manila, istle, jute, nishes false information to any depart­ quantities in which deliveries to proces­ coir, hemp, cotton j>r paper, suitable for ment or agency of the United States is sors shall be made or withheld. use in a harvesting machine and of the guilty of a crime, and upon conviction (g) End use information. No person type customarily heretofore manufac­ may be punished by fine or imprison­ may sell or deliver any product,con­ tured. It is put up in balls of approxi­ ment. In addition, any such person may trolled by this order to any person who mately five to eight pounds, packed six be prohibited from making or obtaining he knows or has reason to believe will use to ten to the bale. It measures five further deliveries of, or from processing the product in a manner which this hundred feet to the pound with a plus or using material under priority control order does not permit. He should satisfy or minus tolerance of five per cent, and and may be deprived of priorities assist­ himself as to this in some reasonable contains a lubricant of at least ten per ance by the War Production Board. manner before delivering. He may, but cent of the weight of the twine and an (o) Communications. All reports re­ need not, require a statement in writing insect repellant. It is also known as quired to be filed hereunder, and all com­ binding twine. munications concerning this order, shall, showing the specific purpose or use for (6) “Baler twine” means a single yarn which the item is ordered. usually made of agave fiber and used in unless otherwise directed, be addressed (h) Restrictions on the use of dam­ to the Textile, Clothing & Leather Bu­ a self-tying machine for baling hay, reau, War Production Board, Washing­ aged material. Any processor or dealer straw or other fodder crops. who has in his possession damaged or de­ (7) “Basic monthly poundage” of ma­ ton 25, D. C., Ref.: M-84. fective manila or agave fiber or cordage, nila fiber with respect to any processor Issued this 5th day of October 1945. may report by letter the extent of the shall be the average number of pounds damage and state to the War Production per month of manila cordage sold by W ar P roduction B oard, Board the percentage not suitable for the B y J. J oseph W helan, such processor during the period January Recording Secretary. manufacture of products or for use per­ 1 through December 31, 1939. Where mitted by this order. He may then upon this order specifies a percentage of the S chedule A—Manila Cordage End Use receipt of acknowledgment, without ob­ basic monthly poundage to be processed, jection from the War Production Board, sold or delivered during any period, any This list specifies the permitted end uses use or dispose of any portion unsuitable processor keeping his books on a weekly for which rope may be manufactured from for the manufacture of products per­ basis shall apply the said percentage to manila. It does not, however, restrict man­ mitted by this order, free from its restric­ the weekly periods most nearly approxi­ ufacture for and delivery to the Army, Navy tions.1 and Maritime Commission. mating the period specified. Fibers other than manila may be used in (8) “Basic monthly poundage” of 1This reporting requirement has been ap­ the manufacture of rope for any end use proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ agave fiber with respect to any processor subject to applicable provisions of any War cordance with the Federal Reports Act of for any month shall be the average num­ Production Board order dealing specifically 1942. ber of pounds per month of both manila with such fibers. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12635

qn d wse Definition Production Board under the order. Auxiliary line-Lyle gun______a 3" circ. hawser-drawn to or from a vessel Transfers of new domestic mechanical by means of a whip line and which Is Refrigerators, formerly controlled by used to support a breeches buoy. . L-5-d, remain subject to all other ap­ Cracker ______A short length of fiber drilling cable used plicable orders and regulations of the in conjunction with a wire drilling cable affording spring or elasticity to the wire War Production Board. line. Generally 2 ya” diam. and larger. Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Drilling cables-gas wells (2" diam. and Used for operating the tools in “cable tool” larger). drilling. W ar P roduction B oard, Drilling cables-oll wells (2" diam. and Used for operating the tools in “cable tool” B y J. J oseph W helan, above). t drilling. Recording Secretary. Palls-Ammunition______- The hoisting rope used to raise and lower [F. R. Doc. 45-18620; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; ammunition. 4:45 p. m.] Palls-Lifeboat, oceangoing ships______'___ A rope used generally in conjunction with a pair of davits, used to raise or lower life­ boats which contain people. Falls-Purse boat_- ______—------A pair of tackles suspended from davits used P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and to raise and lower the purse boats and seine Leather which weigh about 5 tons. Falls-Powder tank______Used in handling powder tanks (lowering and [Conservation Order M-328B, Supp. XIII to Schedule A, as Amended Oct. 8, 1945] hoistin g). Life line_,______------;------See auxiliary line-lyle gun. The following Supplement XIII to Purse line______A line rove through rings attached to the Schedule A is issued pursuant to Con­ bottom of a seine. By hauling on this servation Order M-328B § 3290.120a: line the bottom of the net is closed or pursed. children's snow suit program no. a Shot lines—Lyle guns______Soft laid rope used in connection with Lyle guns for rescue work on disabled ships. Table Table Torpedo lines—Oil well______Approximately diam. rope used to lower Item Sizes I II explosives into oil or gas well preparatory No. prices prices to "shooting” the well. 1 Snow or Ski .Suits— Schedule B—T w ine End Use 1 to 4.__ $4.75 $7.75 2 Snow or Ski Suits— This list specifies the permitted end uses for which twine may be manufactured from (Children’s)-...... 2 to 6X „ 6.75 10.75 3 Snow or Ski Suits— manila and agave. The use of agave fiber for the manufacture of binder and baler twine will 3 to 8__ 6.75 10.75 be authorized as stated in paragraph (b) (1). Manila is not permitted at present for twine 4 7 to 14__ 8.75 12.75 6 Legging Sets or Coat and and agave is permitted only where indicated. Ski Pants Sets—(Tod- 1 to 4 .... 6.75 9.75 6 Legging Sets or Coat and E nd use Definition Manila Agave Ski Pants Sets—(Chil- 2 to 6 X - 8.75 12.75 7 Legging Sets or Coat and Bale rope______.... A heavy wrapping twine for securing large bales or bundles...... 3 to 8— . 8.75 12.75 Christmas tree twine_____ A single ply twine, usually tarred or dyed for binding Christmas 8 Legging Sets or Coat and trees in bundles for shipping. 7 to 14— 10.00 14.75 Fodder yam ...... Single yam generally tarred, put up in stranded or many end form, 0 Separate Ski Pants— used in tying up fodder. This yam is comparable to, in certain 2 to 6X-- 2.50 3.75 parts of the country where a mechanical binder is used for harvest­ 10 Separate Ski Pants— ing, a binder twine. In other parts where the binding of sheaves is 3 to 8— 2.50 3.75 done by hand, fodder yam is used. 11 7 to 14— 3.25 4.75 Hambroline______See seizing stuff...... ;...... Hanging twine—Hard fi­ Twine used to'hang hard fiber nets to lines______Yes ber nets. Hanging twine—Soft fiber Twine used to hang soft fiber nets to lines...... Yes FABRICS AND COMPONENTS FOR CHILDREN’S SNOW nets. SUIT PROGRAM NO. 2 Heading twine______See M arline-Lobster...... Yes Hide rope...... r ...... Twine-twisted into strand form usually 50 ends. 2 or 3 ply—______1. Melton type fleeces or napped fabrics House line...... See seizing stuff...... (woven), 19 to 26 ounces. (54 inches Lathyam ______... A single yam put up in stranded or many end form either tarred or to 60 inches w idth), 25 percent or more untarred. of wool by weight« M arline______See seizing stuff. M arline—Lobster...... A twine required in the manufacture of the inside tuneln of lobster Yes 2. Knitted fleeces or knitted napped fabrics. pots. (54 inches to 60 inches width). Nettwine—Otter trawls__ A hard laid twine, usually 2,3, or 4 ply in sizes from #600 to #1350 used Yes 3. Rayon taffeta or twill, for coat linings for the manufacture of hard fiber fishing nets. Also for mending only in legging sets. nets. Piping cord...... The cord used in a roll edge trim for furniture, etc...... 4. Broad woven cotton flannel in plaids, Ring yam s...... See wrapping twine. A single yam usually put up in stranded or stripes and plain shades. many end form and used for general tying purposes. 5. Soft filled sheeting for interlining to be Roundline...... See seizing stuff. used with rayon linings only. Seizing stuff...... A general term covering fine sizes of rope and twine used for seizing larger ropes and cables. 6. Wristlets and anklets for items 1, 2, 3 Sewing twine______Twine used for bag closing and for general sewing. and 4. Shingle yam ...... A yarn put up in single end form, used for tying up bundles of shingles. 7. Anklets only for Items 5 to 11 inclusive, Tarred and untarred. if needed. Small stuff...... See seizing stuff. Spun yarn...___—._____ See seizing stuff. 8. Two zippers for each legging set, snow Tube rope______..., A heavy wrapping twine of soft twist for securing large bales and or ski suit. Zippers to be used only at bundles. the anklets of the leggings or ski pants. Wormline______See seizing stuff. (5 inches through 9 inches inclusive). Wrapping and tying twine Single yam used as twine, or plied twine twisted or laid, used for (*) tying, packaging, baling or bundling. 9. % yard buckram or canvas for each garment. 10. inch or ¡frc inch of #17 unbleached ♦Agave tow only with or without admixture of other fibers. • tape not more than 2 yards. [F. R. Doc. 45-18624; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; 4:46 p. m.] 11. %-inch bias binding for bottoms of coats of legging set or coat and ski pants if made as open bottoms up to iy 2 yards P art 3291—Consumers D urable G oods ern standard time. Transfers of new per garment. domestic mechanical refrigerators may 12. ^4-inch elastic for belt of ski pants or [Supplementary Limitation Order L-5-d, leggings. Not more than 8 inches per Revocation] then be made without regard to the pro­ visions of Order L-5-d, any authoriza­ garment. NEW DOMESTIC MECHANICAL REFRIGERATORS tion issued under it, or any grant of ap­ FILING OF APPLICATIONS AND STANDARDS FOR Section 3291.11 Supplementary Limi­ peal, or authorization relaxing its restric­ PROCESSING THEM tation Order L-5-d, and all authoriza­ tions. This revocation does not affect (a) Application on Form WPB-3732 (set tions issued under it, are revoked effec­ any liabilities incurred for violation of forth separately and identify in column (f) tive October 10,1945 at 12:01 a. m. east­ the order, or of actions taken by the War of Form: (1), 1944 production on your fa- 12636 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 194S cilities for your own. account; (2), .1944 pro­ quality garment, and the price at which the P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and duction on your facilities for the account of applicant proposed” to sell each such item. Leather others; (3), 1944 production of others for (J) Each applicant must include a state­ your account). ment under the section entitled “remarks” [ Order M-375, Revocation of Direction 2 ] All applicants under this program who sup­ on Form WPB-3732 that he has complied RESTRICTIONS ON SALE OF RUBBER COATED with the OPA regulations regarding the prices ply production figures in column (f) of Form WORK GLOVES WPB—3732 as prescribed in paragraph (a), he has included in columns (d) and (e) of subparagraph (2) above, “1944 production on the form. Direction 2 to Order M-375 is revoked. your facilities for the account of others”, (k) Applicants desiring to participate in This revocation does not affect any lia­ shall be subject to the provisions of para­ the Children’s Snow Suit Program No. 2 who bilities incurred for violation of the di­ graphs (i) and (k) of this supplement to the did not produce such items during 1944 shall extent of such production and must therefore not sell more than 10 percent of the quan­ rection or of actions taken by the War submit the information required in para­ tity of items produced with priority assist­ Production Board under the direction. graph (i) in writing on or before May 15, ance granted under this program to any The manufacture, use and delivery of 1945, with respect to such production. This purchaser. Purchasers who are subject to rubber coated work gloves remain sub­ information will be attached to and made a common control shall be deemed a single ject to all other applicable orders and part of the application. purchaser. regulations of the War Production (b) Application must be filed on or be­ (l) Application of any person able to pro­ Board. fore April 15, 1945. duce the particular items in this program (c) These items will be required to be will be entertained. Issued this 5th day of October 1945. produced during the second, third and fourth (m) If the applications exceed the quan­ W ar P roduction B oard, quarters of 1945 in as near equal installments tity of production of a particular item re­ B y J. J oseph W helan, as deliveries of the fabric will permit. quired under this program, grants of prior­ (d) Applications will be considered only ity assistance will be apportioned equitably Recording Secretary. for the fabrics and components specified on the basis of production during 1944. [F. R. Doc. 45-18622; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; above. Applications calling for other fabrics However, any person who did not produce or components will be denied. 4:45 p. m.] (e) Applicants should base their estimated the item in 1944 and who wants to make production on their present labor and ma­ it or whose facilities for the production of the item have increased since 1944 or who chinery. If the quantity applied for is Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration greater than that produced in 1944, a state­ wants to increase the production of the ment must be submitted describing facilities item may apply for priorities assistance un­ P art 1390—M achinery and T ranspor­ which are available now and were not used der the program, but his application will tation E quipment for this purpose in. 1944. not be entertained unless it is accompanied (f) Priorities assistance will be granted to by a signed, statement setting forth the fa­ [RMPR 136, Arndt. 14] the extent of 60 percent of the fabric avail­ able for this program to persons producing cilities or increased facilities he owns or MACHINES, PARTS, AND INDUSTRIAL these items at or below prices indicated in has under contract for his exclusive use to EQUIPMENT Table I above, and the remaining 40 percent produce the item(s) applied for within the will be allocated to those producing these program period. Where facilities or in­ A statement of the considerations in­ items in prices at or below those indicated creased facilities are available because of a volved in the issuance of this amend­ •in Table II above. This does not, of course, change from the production of other items, ment, issued simultaneously herewith, authorize any person to exceed his OPA ceil­ he must state whether production will be has been filed with the Division of the ing price for any item in this program. reduced on any other items and specify the Federal Register. (For example: Item (1), Snow Suits or Ski items. Such applications will be granted on Section 19 is amended by adding para­ Suits (Toddlers’), sizes 1 to 4, at least 60 an equitable basis. percent will be allocated to persons produc­ graph (1) to read as follows: ing at $4.75 or below and the remaining 40 (n) [Deleted July 3, 1945.] (1) Washing machine wringers. The percent will be allocated to those producing (o) Applications which do not provide maximum prices for washing machine from $4.76 up to and including $7.75).' completely and accurately the information wringers shall be determined by orders (g) Applicants when filing Form WPB-3732 required may be denied. must provide the following information: (p) [Deleted Oct. 8, .1945.] issued pursuant to the provisions of this (1) The item he wishes to produce, such paragraph in accordance with the stand­ as snow or ski suit, legging set dr coat and Issued this 8th day of October 1945. ards for’ reconversion pricing set forth in ski pants set, or ski pants. Also Identify the W ar P roduction B oard, Maximum Price Regulation 188, section item by number—for example, snow or ski B y J. J oseph W helan, 159e (Amendment 67), such standards suit in size range 1 to 4 is #1—leggings set Recording Secretary. being applied to individual companies. or coat and ski pants set in size range 1 to The price increase factor will be deter­ 4 is #5, etc. [F. R. Doc. 45-18629; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; mined on the basis of industry-wide and (2) The size range. 11:10 a. m.] (3) Price at which sold. individual company surveys and will rep­ (4) Quantity in units of each item in each resent costs experienced during the last size range and in each price range. period of normal production adjusted for (5) Type of materials used (such as melton subsequent lawful changes in the level of type woven fleece or knit back fleeces). In P art 3290—T extile, Clothing and material prices and in basic wage rate addition to the information enumerated Leather schedules of factory workers, plus the herein all other questions required by Form company’s peace-time profit margin over WPB-3732 must be answered. [Conservation Order M-375, Revocation of costs. (h) Each applicant who produced during Direction 1] the base period (1944) items listed in this This amendment shall become effective program, must in producing such items from RESTRICTIONS ON PURCHASE AND SALE OF October 13, 1945. materials obtained with a rating under this WELDERS’ GLOVES AND MITTENS program, meet the same specifications, in­ Issued this 8th day of October 1945. Direction 1 to Order M-375 is revoked. cluding standards of quality, workmanship, Chester B owles, inspection, pressing, folding, and all other This revocation does not affect any liabil­ Administrator. operations pertinent to the preparation of the ities incurred for violation of the direc­ completed garments for marketing, used by tion or of actions taken by the War Pro­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18648; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; the applicant in producing such items sold , 11:53 a. m.[ at the same or nearest higher price during duction Board under the direction. The the year 1944. manufacture, use and delivery of welders' (i) Each applicant who did not, during the gloves and mittens remain subject to all base period, produce the items for which he other applicable orders and regulations of P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices makes application, shall file with'his applica­ [MPR 211,1 Arndt. 9] tion the specifications (including the pro­ the War Production Board. posed sales price) of the item he proposes to Issued this 5th day of October 1945. COTTON GINNING SERVICES AND BAGGING AND manufacture and, if required by the WPB, a TIES sample. If his application is granted, the W ar P roduction B oard, A statement of the considerations in­ applicant must meet the specifications filed. B y J. J oseph W helan, volved in the issuance of this amendment These specifications shall include, but not be Recording Secretary. limited to, specifications as to dimensions, type of fabric, and stitches per inch, as well as [F. R. Doc. 45-18621; Filed, *Oct. 5, 1945; *7 F.R. 6828, 7406, 7322, 7813, 8287, 8943, such other essential points as may insure a 4:45 p. m.] 8948; 8 F.R. 11249, 12634; 9 F.R. 7616, 14546. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12637 has been issued simultaneously herewith Issued this 5th day of October 1945. c. Item 2 in Column 6 is amended to and filed with the Division of the Federal Chester B ow les, read as follows: Register. Administrator. Column 5 price plus freight (includ­ Section 1499.559 is added to read as ing 3% transportation tax) from Bakers­ follows: IF. R. Doe. 46-18597; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; 4:39 p. m.] field, California, and plus protective serv­ § 1499.559 Suspension of maximum ice allowance.4 prices. The maximum prices established d. Footnote 4 is amended to read as by this regulation for cotton ginning follows: services are suspended as of October^, P art 1439—U nprocessed A gricultural * The following table shows the amounts allowable for protective services: 1945 for an indefinite period of time. Commodities Notwithstanding the provisions of the [MPR 426*, Arndt. 147] Allowances (3% trans­ General Maximum Price Regulation,* Re­ portation tax is in- vised Price Schedule No. 49,* and Maxi­ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR TABLE eluded) mum Price Regulation No. 165/ this sus­ USE, SALES EXCEPT AT RETAIL Wholesale Receiving Points Table pension of maximum prices for cotton A statement of the considerations in­ Juice Grapes ginning services shall constitute a sus­ Grapes (per con­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ (per pound) tainer) pension of maximum prices for bagging ment has been issued and filed with the and for ties sold as pint of, or in connec­ Division of the Federal Register. Cents Cents tion with, the service of ginning cotton. 1. In all states wholly east of 39 12 In section 15, Appendix K is amended the Mississippi River ex­ - This amendment shall become effec­ in the following respects: cept in* Wisconsin and Illinois. tive October 5, 1945. 1. Table 2 in paragraph (f) is amended2. In all other states except 28 9 California, Oregon and 3 9 F.R. 1385, 6169, 6106, 8150, 10193, 11274. in the following respects: Washington. *8 P.R. 4608, 4542, 7257, 7595, 7769, 7909, a. Item 1 is deleted. 3. In Oregon and Washington. 14 4 4. In California______None None 9750, 9530, 13553, 13669; 9 F.R. 604, 1054, 3649, b. Item 2 in Column 2 is amended to 4390,4944, 5987, 6505, 8242,11106; 10 F.R. 1738, read as follows: 2432, 3296, 5782, 9271, 9585. 3. In table B of paragraph (g), item 410 F.R. 2097, 2250, 3925, 6231, 7854. Packed in any containers.* 2 is amended to read as follows:

T able A—M aximum M arkups fob D istributive Services P erformed by Grower-Packers, Shipping P oint D istributors and T heir Agents T o B e Added to the Applicable M aximum P rIce F. O. B. Shipping P oint or the M aximum D elivered P rice, as the Case M ay B e [See Column 6 or 6 of tables in paragraph (f)]>

C ol.l 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Sales by grower-packers Sales by any person (including grower-packers) through a grower’s sales agent and sales by shipping point distributors

Through Through a commission Through a commission a broker merchant in less-than- Through a broker or merchant in less-than- in any carlots or lcss-tban- Through Direct Through carlots or less-than- Item quantity salaried repre­ No. Commodity Unit trucklots an auction sales an auction trucklots or through inless- (without sentative in in less* a com­ than-car- the use of any quantity than-car- mission Ex-dock, car lots or or through a broker or commission lots or Ex-dock, merchant or truck or Ex-store less-than- any other less-tharn- car, truck Ex-store in carlots terminal or ware­ trucklots i 1 m erchant1 in agent) carlots or trucklots »1 or terminal or ware­ or truck- sales plat­ house 1 sales plat­ house « lots 1 form 1 trucklots form i

2 Juice, grapes.. Lug box with a net weight of 30 80.03 $0.03 $0.15 $0.09 $0.08 $0.11 $0.17 $0.11 $0.23 lbs. or more per lug. Lug box with a net weight of less Mo* Mo* fio* M* Mo* Mo* M*. than 30 lbs. and all other con- tainers and in bulk, per pound.

3. In table B of paragraph (g), item2 is amended to read as follows: T able B—M aximum M arkups for D istributive Services P erformed by Certain SellerslOtber T han Grower-Packers, Shipping P oint D istributors and T heir Agents T o Be Added to the Applicable M aximum D elivered P rice [See Column 6 of tables in paragraph (f)]1

Col. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9

Sales by service wholesalers delivered to premises of Sales by primary receivers any retail store, Govern­ in less-than-carlots or ment procurement agency less-than-trucklots * Sales by sec­ or institutional buyer ondary job­ within the free delivery Item Sales by bers in any zone No. Commodity Unit carlot dis­ quantity de- tributor J - livered to Through an premises of Original con auction » or Ex-store or the purchaser tainer and Half orig-, ex-car, dock, ex-ware- quantities in ina) con­ truck or ter­ house excess of one- tainer or minal sales half of original less platform container

Juice, grape.. Lug box with a net weight of 30 lbs. or more, per lug...... $0.18 $0.24 $0.30 $0.50 $0.50 Lug box with a net weight of less than 30 lbs. and all other con­ M* Mo* Mo* lfio * lfio* lfio* tainers and in bulk, per pound.

110 F.R. #7403, 7500, 7539, 7578, 7668, 7683, 7799, 8021, 8069, 8905, 8936, 9023, 9023, 9023, 9118, 9119, 9277, 9447, 9628, 9928, 10025, 10229, 10311. 10303, 11072, 8239, 8239, 8467, 8611, 8657. 12638 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

This amendment shall become effec­ P a rt 1444—I c e B o x e s ments controlled by ice companies, is amended as follows: tive at 12:01 a. m., October 6, 1945. [MPR 399. Amdt. 22] a. The rated ice capacity (pounds) of Issued this 5th day of October 1945. NEW ICE BOXES the models of White Mountain brand ice boxes manufactured by the Maine Manu­ A statement of the considerations in­ C h e s t e r B o w l e s , facturing Co. listed below are corrected volved in the issuance of this amendment to read as follows: Administrator. issued simultaneously herewith has been Rated ice filed with the Division of the Federal capacity Approved: October 3, 1945. Model: (pounds) Register. 3057 ______50 Maximum Price Regulation No. 399 is 3058 _ 75 G l in t o n P . A n d e r s o n , 3059 ______100 Secretary of Agriculture. amended in the following respects: 3258 ______75 1. Section 14, Table A: Retail ceiling 3259 ______;______100 [F. R. Doc. 45-18559; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; prices in each state for sales of ice boxes b. Ceiling prices for the new model ice 3:35 p. m.] by. ice companies and retail establish­ box set forth below are added as follows:

Rated Retail ice ca­ Com^ Del. D.C. Fla. Oa. Idaho Iowa Ky. Manufacturer^ Brand Model pacity list Ala. Ariz. Ark. Calif. Colo. 111. Ind. Kans. (lbs.) price

Superior Domestic Ice Refriger­ Domestic. 51 65 $36.50 $36.50 $37.50 $36.50 $37.50 $37.00 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $37.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36. 75 $36.50 ator Co.

Rated Retail ice ca­ Minn. N.M. N . Y. N. C. Manufacturer Brand Model pacity list La. Me. Md. Mass. Mich. Miss. Mo. M ont. Neb. Nev. N. H. N . J. (lbs.) price

Superior Domestic Ice Refrig­ Domestic. $36.50 $36.75 $36.50 $36.50 6.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $37.50 $36.50 $37. 50 $36. 50 $36.50 $37.50 $36.50 $36.50 erator Co.

Rated Retail ice ca­ S. C. S. Dak. Tenn. Tex. Utah Va. Wash. W. Va. Wis. Wyo. Manufacturer Brand Model pacity list N .D ak. Ohio Okla. Oreg. Pa. R. I. Vt. (lbs.) price

Superior Domestic Domestic. 51 65 $36.50 $36.75 $36.50 $36.75 $37.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36.50 $36. 75 $36.50 $37.00 $37.50 $36.50 $36.50 $37.50 $36.50 $36.50 $37.00 Ice Refrigerator Co.

2. Section 16, Table C: Ceiling prices ufacturing Co. listed below are corrected - Rated ice capacity in each state for all other sales of ice to read as follows: M°nRo (poun s) ^ boxes at retail, is amended as follows: Rated ice capacity 3258 75 a. The rated ice capacity (pounds) of M o d el: (pounds) 3259 ------100 the models of White Mountain brand ice 3057 ...... ——...... — 50 b. Ceiling prices for the new model ice boxes manufactured by the Maine Man- 3058 ------75 box set forth below are added as follows:

Rated Retail ice ca­ Ark. Conn. Del. D.C. Fla. Qa. Idaho 111 Ind. Iowa Kans. Ky. Manufacturer Brand Model pacity list Ala. Ariz. Calif. Colo. . (lbs.) price

Superior Domestic Ice Refrig­ Dom estic. 51 65 $41. 25 $42. 25 $43.50 $42.75 $43.50 $43. 25 $41. 75 $41.75 $41.75 $42. 50 $42.25 $43.50 $42.25 $42.25 $42.50 $42.75 $42.25 erator Co.

Rated Retail Manufacturer Brand Model ice ca­ list La. Me. M d. Mass. Mich. M inn. Miss. I^io. M ont. Neb. Nev. N . H. N . J. N .M . N. Y. N. C. pacity price (lbs.)

Superior Domestic Ice Refrig­ Domestic. 65 $41.25 $42.75 $42.00 $41.75 $41.75 $42.00 $42.50 $42.50 $42.50 $43.50 $42.75 $43.50 $41.75 $41.50 $43.50 $41.75 $42.00 erator Co. 4t> Rated Retail Ice ca­ 8. C. S. Dak. Tenn. Tex. Utah Vt. Va. Wash. W .Va. Wis. Wyo. Manufacturer Brand Model pacity list N .D ak. Ohio Okla. Oreg. Pa. R. I. (lbs.) price

Superior Domestic Dom estic. 51 65 $41.25 $43.00 $42.00 $42.75 $43.50 $41.75 $41.75 $42.25 $43.00 $42.25 $43:00 $43.50 $41.75 $41. 75 $43.50 $42.00 $42.25 $43.25 Ice Refrigerator Co. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12639

This amendment shall become effec­ or receive any toilet tissue or paper S ec. 5. Less than maximum prices. tive on the 13th day of October 1945. towels at prices higher than those set Lower prices than those established by forth in sections 15 and 16, and no per­ this regulation may be charged, de­ Issued this 8th day of October 1945. son shall agree, offer, solicit or attempt manded, paid or offered. Chester B owles, to do any of the foregoing. Administrator. S ec. 6. Federal and State taxes. Any The basic pricing provisions of this tax upon or incident to, the sale or de­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18652; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; regulation, for different types of sellers livery of tissue products covered by this 11:54 a. m.] are as follows: regulation imposed by any statute of the TOILET PAPER United States, or statute or ordinance of For manufacturers, section 15, Appendix any state or subdivision thereof, shall P a rt 1347—P a p e r , P a p e r P r o d u c t s and A, (a) and (b) be treated as follows in determining the R a w M a t e r ia l s f o r P a p e r a n d P a p e r For distributors, section 15, Appendix A, seller’s maximum price for such com­ P r o d u c t s , P r i n t in g an d P u b l is h in g (c) modity and in preparing the records of For retailers, section 15, Appendix A, (d) such seller with respect thereto. [RMPR 266] (a) As to a tax in effect prior to Oc­ paper towels CERTAIN TISSUE PAPER PRODUCTS tober 15, 1941, (1) if the seller paid such For manufacturers, section 16, Appendix tax, of if the tax was paid by any prior Maximum Price Regulation No. 266 is B, (a) and (b) vendor, irrespective of whether the redesignated as Revised Maximum Price For distributors, section 16, Appendix B, amount thereof was separately stated Regulation No. 266 and is revised and (cj and collected from the seller but the amended to read as set forth herein. For retailers, section 16, Appendix B, (d) seller did not customarily state and col­ In the judgment of the Price Admin­ S ec. 2. Adjustable pricing. Any per­ lect separately from the purchase price istrator the maximum prices established during October 1-15,1941 the amount of by this revised regulation are and will son may agree to sell at a price which be generally fair and equitable and will can be increased up to the maximum the tax paid by him or tax reimburse­ effectuate the purposes of the Emergency price in effect at the time of delivery; but ment collected from him by his vendor, Price Control Act of 1942, as amended. no person may, unless authorized by the the seller may not collect such amount Insofar as this regulation uses specifica­ Office of Price Administration, deliver in addition to the maximum price, and tions and standards which were not, or agree to deliver at prices tb be ad­ in such case shall include such amount prior to such use, in general use in the justed upward in accordance with action in determining the maximum price under trade or industry affected, or insofar as taken by the Office of Price Administra­ this regulation. their use was not lawfully required by tion after delivery. Such authorization (2) In all other cases, if, at the time another Government agency, the Admin­ may be given when a request for a change the seller determines his maximum price istrator has determined, with respect to in the applicable maximum price is pend­ the statute or ordinance imposing such such standardization, that no practicable ing, but only if the authorization is tax does not prohibit the seller from necessary to promote distribution or pro­ stating and collecting the tax separately alternative exists for securing effective from the purchase price, and the seller price control with respect to the com­ duction and if it will not interfere with the purposes of the Emergency Price does state it separately, the seller may modities subject to this regulation. Control Act of 1942, as amended. The collect, in addition to the maximum price, A statement of the considerations in­ authorization may be given by the Ad­ the amount of the tax actually paid by volved in the issuance of this regulation ministrator or by any official of the Of­ him or an amount or tax paid by any has been issued simultaneously herewith fice of Price Administration to whom the prior vendor and separately stated and and filed with the Division of the Fed­ authority to grant such authorization collected from the seller by the vendor eral Register. has been delegated. The authorization from whom he purchased, and in such will be given by order, except that it case the seller shall not include such Sec. amount in determining the maximum 1. Prohibition against dealing in toilet tis­ may be given by letter or telegram when the contemplated revision will be the price under this regulation. sue and paper towels at prices above (b) As to a tax or increase in a tax the maximum prices. granting of an individual application for adjustment. which becomes effective after October 15, 2. Adjustable pricing. 1941, if the statute or ordinance impos­ 3. Export sales. S ec. 3. Export sales and 'Sales for ex- ing such tax or increase does not pro­ 4. Application to import transactions. * port, (a) The maximum prices at which hibit the seller from stating and collect­ 5. Less than maximum prices. a person may export any products cov­ ing the tax or increase separately from 6. Federal and State taxes. ered by this regulation shall be deter­ 7. Applicability of the General Maximum the purchase price, and the seller does mined in accordance with the provisions separately state it, the seller may col­ Price Regulation. of the Second Revised Maximum Export 8. Evasion. lect, in addition to the maximum prices, Price Regulation issued by the Office of the amount of 'the tax or increase ac­ 9. Violation. Price Administration. 10. Records and reports. tually paid by him or an amount equal 11. Licensing. (b) On sales and deliveries for export to the amount of tax paid by any prior 12. Petitions for amendment and applica­ of any product covered by this regulation vendor and separately stated and col­ tions for adjustment. a manufacturer may add to his maxi­ lected from the seller by the vendor from 13. Definitions. mum domestic price for such product whom he purchased. any differential which he maintained for 14. Applicability. S ec. 7. Applicability of - the General 15. Appendix A: Maximum prices for toilet such product during October 1 to 15,1941, Maximum Price Regulation. The provi­ tissue. or March 1942, whichever is lower, and sions of this regulation supersede the pro­ 16. Appendix B: Maximum prices for paper subject to the same discounts: Provided, visions of the General Maximum Price towels. That in no event shall such maximum Regulation with respect to sales and de­ domestic price plus the differential ex­ liveries of tissue products for which max­ Authority: § 1347.501, issued under 56 ceed the highest price charged for the Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 383, 78th imum prices are established herein. Cong.; Pub. Law 108, 79th Cong.; E.O. 9250, sale of such product for export during March 1942. On sales of new brands for S ec. 8. Evasion. The price limitations 7 FR. 7871; E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681; E.O. 9599, established herein shall not, directly or 10 F.R. 10155. export a manufacturer may add to his maximum domestic price the same dol- indirectly, be circumvented or evaded by S e c t io n 1. Prohibition against dealing lar-and-cent export differential which modifying, discontinuing or altering any in toilet tissue and paper towels at prices was applied during the appropriate base customary trade practice, freight policy, above the maximum prices. On and ^fter period to the manufacturer’s most com­ allowance or. discount of the seller, or by October 10, 1945, regardless of any con­ parable brand. increasing terms* for the extension of credit, or by splitting orders, or by de­ tract, agreement or other obligation, no S ec. 4. Application to import trans­ teriorating the quality of any commodity person shall sell or deliver any toilet actions. This regulation applies to except as otherwise permitted herein, or tissue or paper towels, and no person in transactions in commodities to be im­ by changing the selection or style of the course of trade or business shall buy ported into the continental United States. processing or the wrapping or packaging No. 198------3 12640 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 of tissue products covered by this regula­ period of suspension, make any sale for The form of the written notice of change tion or by any other means. which his license has been suspended. follows: S ec. 9. Violation. Persons violating Sec. 12. Petitions for amendment and (Insert date) any provision of this regulation are sub­ applications for adjustment, (a) Any Our O. P. A. ceiling price for (describe the ject to the criminal penalties, civil en­ person seeking an amendment of any item by the appropriate specifications as forcement actions, license suspension provision of this regulation may file a shown in the letter order). proceedings, and suits for treble damages petition for amendment in accordance We are authorized to inform you that if with the provisions of Revised Procedural you are a wholesaler or retailer, under Re­ provided for by the Emergency Price vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 266 you Control Act of 1942, as amended. Regulation No. 1 issued by the Office of may recalculate your ceiling price for this Price Administration. item on the first delivery of it to you con­ S ec. 10. Records and reports, (a) (b) The Office of Price Administra­ Every person, except retailers, making taining this notification on dr after (insert tion may adjust the maximum prices here effective date of price change). You sales or purchases of toilet tissue and established under this regulation for a may add to your ceiling price per case (insert paper towels in the course of trade or manufacturer of a commodity if it finds: actual increase in dollars and cents). business after October 9,1945, shall keep (1) That such maximum price sub­ for inspection by the Office of Price Ad­ S ec. 13. Definitions, (a) When used in jects him to substantial hardship, and this regulation the term: ministration for so long as the Emer­ that either gency Price Control Act of 1942 remains (1) “Person” includes an individual, (2) Continuance of ¿he seller’s produc­ corporation, partnership, association, in effect, complete and accurate records tion of the commodity is required to of each such purchase or sale showing any other organized group of persons or meet a military or essential civilian need, legal successor or representative of any the date thereof, the name and address or of the purchaser or seller, the price re­ of the foregoing, and includes the United (3) Loss of the seller’s production of States or any agency thereof or any other ceived, and the amount of toilet tissue the commodity will forcejiis customers and paper towels in each case bought or government, or any of its political sub­ to resort to higher priced sources of divisions, and any agency of any of the sold. supply, and that no adequate substitute (b) Within twenty-one (21) days af­ foregoing. for the commodity is available to his (2) “Manufacturer” means any person ter the effective date of Revised Maxi­ customers at a price equal to or lower mum Price Regulation 266 each manu­ who converts tissue for use as toilet tissue than the adjusted maximum price which or paper towels and includes the agents facturer shall file, unless he has already he requests. of such person. so filed, with the Office of Price Admin­ (c) Form of application for adjust­ (3) “Retailer” includes any person the istration, Washington, D. C. the maxi­ ment. Applications for adjustment shall major portion of whose sales are resale mum price established by the regulation be filed in accordance with Article III of items sold to the ultimate consumer. for each product or grade which he Revised Procedural Regulation No. 1, (4) “Distributor” includes any person manufactures, setting forth for each with the Office of Price Administration, other than a manufacturer or retailer such product and/or grade the manner Washington, D. C. In addition the ap­ the major portion of whose sales are to in which such maximum price has been plicant shall set forth the following data: retailers, industrial and institutional determined. In the case of a product ( 1 ) Statement of the applicant’s maxi­ users, or other distributors. or grade wherein the manufacturer de­ mum price, the section of this regulation (1) “Wholesale grocer” includes dis­ termines his maximum price under the under which such price is determined, tributors, the major portion of whose provisions of section 15 (a), section 15 \h e proposed adjusted maximum price, sales are to retail grocery stores. (b), section 16 (a) and/or section 16 (b), the complete specifications of the com­ (ii) “Wholesale druggist” includes dis­ he shall state for each such product or modity, and the length of time the ap­ tributors, the major portion of whose grade the furnish, basis weight, sheet plicant has been producing the commod­ sales are to retail drug stores. size, sheet count, method of handling ity. (iii) “Paper merchant” includes any freight and other relevant factors, indi­ (2) Completed Forms 695-371a and person other than a retailer, wholesale cating the calculation, the resulting 695-371b for the last two quarterly ac­ druggist, or wholesale grocer who buys maximum price and the highest price counting periods. any commodity listed in this regulation charged for such product or grade dur­ (3/ Statement , of the seller’s over-all in any quantity from a manufacturer ing October 1-15, 1941 and March 1942. financial condition, including the infor­ or other seller^md who resells such com­ (c) Any manufacturer who reduces mation required by OPA Form A (Annual modity. or has reduced the chemical pulp con­ Financial Report) for the fiscal year next (5) “Industrial, institutional and com­ tent or basis weight of a product under preceding the filing of the application, mercial user” includes all users who pur­ the provisions of section 15 (a) (8) or and the information required by OPA chase toilet tissue and paper towels for (9), or section 16 (a) (10) or (11) shall Form B (Interim Financial Report) for general use by their employees, inmates file the following data with the Office of each quarterly period subsequent to the and guests, and do not resell any of these Price Administration, Washington, D. C.: period covered by the A report : Provided, items. (1) The chemical pulp content and That for cause shown the latter require­ (6) “Most closely competitive seller of basis weight on November 26, 1942. ment may be waived in whole or in part the same class.” “Seller of the same (2) All subsequent changes in the at the discretion of the Administrator. class” means a seller (1) performing the chemical pulp content and basis weight, (4) A complete statement of the same function (for example, manufac­ and the dates of these changes. reasons why the applicant believes he turing, distributing, retailing, processing, (3) These data shall be filed within will be unable t(^maintain his production storing, installing, or repairing), (2) of 21 days after the effective date of this of the commodity at his established max­ similar type (for example, department revised regulation, if not previously filed, imum price. store, mail order house, chain store, spe­ except that data relating to changes (d) Notwithstanding any other provi­ cialty shop, cut-rate store), (3) dealing made subsequent to the effective date of sion of this regulation, in the event that in the same type of commodities or serv­ this revised regulation shall be filed an adjustment is or has been granted un­ ices, and (4) selling to the same class of within 21 days after the date of such der paragraph (b) above, each subse­ purchaser. A seller’s “most closely com­ change. quent reseller may add the exact dollar petitive seller of the same class” shall be and cents amount of the increase to his a seller of the same class who (a) is sell­ S ec. 11. Licensing. The provisions of maximum price. Each manufacturer Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ ing the same or a similar commodity, and each reseller shall in every first ship­ and (b) is closely competitive in the sale sons who make sales under price con­ ment or delivery to a customer include a of such commodities, and (c) is located trol, are applicableJ o all sellers subject notice, as described below, of the change nearest to the seller. , v to this regulation. A seller’s license may in maximum price of each carton or case (7) “Similar”. One commodity shall be suspended for violations of the license containing the item, or securely attach it be deemed “similar” to another commod­ dr of one or more applicable price sched­ to such carton or case, and also indicate ity, if the first has the same use as the ules or regulations. A person whose li­ the change on the invoice accompanying second, affords the purchaser fairly cense is suspended may not, during the the shipment. equivalent serviceability, and belongs to 0 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12641 a type which would ordinarily be sold in (i) Reduction in actual chemical pulp States who does not take title on behalf the same price line. In determining the content or actual basis weight to an of a foreign principal, but buys for his similarity of such commodities, differ­ amount greater than that allowed in sec­ own account with the intent either to ences merely in style or design which do tion 15, Appendix A (a) (8) or (9), or resell the commodity'to a foreign buyer not substantially affect use, or service­ section 16, Appendix B (a) (10) or (11). or to ship it abroad for his own use. ability, or the price’ line in which such (ii) Increase in actual chemical pulp (b) Unless the context otherwtee re­ commodities would ordinarily have been content or actual basis weight above that quires, the definitions set forth in Jection sold, shall not be taken into account. of any other product reported, as re­ 302 of the Emergency Price Control Act '(8) “Purchaser of the same class” re­ quired by section 10: Provided, That such of 1942, as amended, shall apply to other fers to the practice adopted by the seller increase in the grade or brand to be terms used herein. in setting different prices for commodi­ priced will establish a different chemical S ec. 14. Applicability. The provisions ties or services for sales to different pur­ pulp content class or basis weight class of this regulation shall be applicable chasers or kinds of purchasers (for ex­ from any other grade or brand now pro­ within the continental limits of the ample, manufacturer, wholesaler, jobber, duced by the manufacturer as defined in United States. retailer, government agency, public in­ the formula in section 15, Appendix stitution, individual consumer) or for A (a) (Toilet Tissue) or in section 16, S ec. 15. Appendix A: Maximum prices purchasers located in different areas or Appendix B (a) (Towels). for toilet tissue—(a) (1) Manufactur­ for different quantities or grades or (15) “Revised product” means any ers’ maximum prices for sales of toilet under different conditions of sale. product in which any of the following tissue on a uniform nationally delivered (9) “Toilet tissue” includes all tissue specifications are changed: basis. Where a manufacturer sells on papers having a basis weight of 8 to 16 (i) Sheet width or length. a uniform nationally delivered basis his pounds, inclusive (24 x 36—500), a square (ii) Towel area from one class to an­ maximum prices shall be computed as inch area per sheet of 16 to 41 inches, other. follows: Provided, That in no case shall inclusive, made from either chemical (iii) Number of sheets or number of the price as calculated below exceed the pulp or mechanical pulp or a combina­ towels per roll or package. price which was charged for deliveries tion of the two and designed for toilet (iv) Number of rolls or packages per during March 1942:* use. case. • (10) “Paper towels” includes all ab­ (v) Change in brand name. Chemical pulp content1 sorbent, creped or embossed papers hav­ (16) “Basis weight” refers to the Basis weight classes ing a basis weight between 22 and 40 weight of a 500-sheet ream of paper 24 (24" x 36"—600) * 100% 75%-99% Less th an bleached 76% pounds, inclusive, (24 x 36—500), a x 36 inches per sheet. price price price square inch area per sheet of 80 to 220. (17) “Chemical pulp” refers to the factor X factor Y factor Z Inches, inclusive, made from chemical chemical fibre content which must be pulp or mechanical pulp or a combina­ either virgin chemical fibre or 100% 1. Lessthan ll.00 $1.09 $1.05 $1.00 chemical fibre wastepaper properly de- 2. 11.0 to 11.99...... 1.15 1.10 1.05 tion of the two and designed principally 3. 12.0 to 12.99...... 1.20 Í.15 1.10 for drying purposes. inked. 4.. 13.0 and o v e r...'______1.26 1.20 1.13 (11) “Facial type toilet tissue” in­ (18) “Zone 1” includes Maine, New cludes two or three ply toilet tissue man­ Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, i The classes are established on the weight of a ream ol ufactured on a type of paper machine Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, 600 sheets of paper 24" x 36". A manufacturer is permit­ Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Delaware, ted a 5% tolerance per case, b ut in no event can the basis where paper is creped, and adhering to weight vary plus or minus from the stated basis weight the dryer with a moisture range not ex­ Maryland, District of Columbia, Vir­ by more than 5% on any case. ginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, In­ a The groups are established on a basis of chemical ceeding 10%. pulp content. Products in Group X shall have 100% (12) “Wet-strength paper towel” re­ diana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Mis­ bleached chemical pulp; products in Group Y shall fers to one that has a wet-tensile souri, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota— have 75%-99% chemical pulp; products in Group Z strength of at least 1.5 pounds per inch East of Grand Forks and Fargo, South shall have less than 76% chemical pulp. width when tested according to TAPPI Dakota—East of and including Water- . (i) The maximum basis weight to be Method No. T404 M-41 with the tensile town and Sioux Falls, Nebraska—East of used in computing the manufacturer’s lode applied ten seconds after the speci­ and including Grand Island, Kansas— maximum price shall be either the basis men, clamped in the testing machine, has East of and including Topeka. weight ascribed by the manufacturer, or been streaked transversely along a path (19) “Zone 2” includes North Caro­ the actual basis weight of the same item at least one-quarter inch wide with an lina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, from January 1, 1942 to November 12, excess of water at room temperature, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, 1942, whichever is lower. providing the toweling is capable of be­ Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas—except La­ (ii) For toilet tissue 4y2 inches in coming at least 80% saturated1 when redo and El Paso, Kansas—West of To­ width, the case price shall be computed submerged 10 seconds in water at room peka, Nebraska—West of Grand Island, by multiplying the applicable price fac­ temperature and provided the ratio of South Dakota—-West of Watertown and tor (derived from column X, Y or Z) by the wet-tensile to the dry-tensile Sioux Falls, North Dakota—West of the number of linear inches of paper in strength is at least 20 percent. Grand Forks and Fargo. the case divided by 100,000, as illustrated (13) “New product” means a prod­ (20) “Zone 3” includes Arizona, Utah, below: uct under this regulation the utility and Nevada—excluding Reno, Idaho—South of Panhandle and East of Boise, Mon­ Number of linear Inches in the Case form of which differ entirely from any tana, Wyoming, New Mexico, Laredo and (Length of Sheet x Sheets per Case) product now being produced by the man­ El Paso in Texas, Colorado. ufacturer. 100,000 (21) “Zone 4” includes Washington, (iii) Widths greater or less than 4% (14) “New grade” means any proposed Oregon, California, Reno in Nevada, product the utility and form of which Idaho (including Boise) except that part inches take a proportionate increase or are similar to any product now being of Idaho in Zone 3. reduction in the price resulting from produced by the manufacturer but which (22) “Case” refers to the shipping application of the formula in subdivision differs in either one of the following^ container in which toilet tissue or 3750 (a) (1) (ii) above, except that in the respects: paper towels are packed. case of interfolded toilet tissue the maxi­ (23) “Markup” refers to that percent-* mum price per case for such tissue 4 age of cost, exclusive of cash discount, inches wide shall be calculated by de­ —0~r=8O% where A is weight of two single which is taken to arrive at the selling ducting from the maximum price estab­ ply speciments each 5 inches square price. lished by this regulation for a case of weighed in air dry condition (45 to 50 per­ (24) “Prices charged for deliveries dur­ 100,000 sheets 4 % inches wide that dif­ cent relative ^humidity). B is weight after ing March 1942” shall have the same ferential customarily employed by the being submerged in distilled water at 70 meaning as the phrase “highest priee degrees Fahrenheit for 10 seconds and then manufacturer during the period October drained freely for 10 seconds. C is weight charged during March 1942” in the Gen­ after being submerged in distilled water at 70 eral Maximum Price Regulation. ♦Except in the case of manufacturers who degrees Fahrenheit for 24 hours and then (25) “Sale for export” means a sale have been granted relief in accordance with drained freely for 10 seconds. to a buyer in the continental United former i 1347.510 of MPR 260. 12642 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

1-15, 1941; or 35tf per case of 100,000 (ii) above, the resultant f. o.~b. mill price his product established by this regula­ sheets, whichever is greater. plus the freight charges to the point of tion is based, without revising such max­ (iv) In the event that the maximum delivery shall in no event exceed the imum price. price as calculated above is less than the manufacturer’s maximum delivered (9) The manufacturer may reduce the highest carload price which was charged, price determined under this regulation. basis weight by not more than 5% of on a uniform nationally delivered basis, (4) Manufacturers’ maximum price the basis weight upon which the present by the manufacturer during the period for shipments of other than carload lots maximum price for his product estab­ of October 1 to October 15, 1941, the to one consignee, (i) On shipments of lished by this regulation is based, with­ maximum price shall be such October 1 other than carload lots (excepting less- out revising such maximum price. to 15, 1941, carload price. Freight prac­ than-carload shipments) to one con­ (10) If a manufacturer under this reg­ tices which were employed by the manu­ signee, the manufacturer may add to the ulation supplies cabinets or dispensers facturer during such period may be con­ maximum carload price established by for toilet tissue either by sale, rent, lease tinued: Provided, That the manufacturer this regulation the established differen­ or otherwise, he shall continue the same shall not require the purchaser to 'bay tials which he had in effect during the practices and charges employed during a larger proportion o'f transportation period of October 1 to October 15, 1941. March 1942, except that in the event of a costs incurred in the delivery of the toilet (ii) On shipments of less-than-car- sale, he shall apply the same percentage tissue than the manufacturer required load lots, the manufacturer may add to markup to his new cost as he applied purchasers of the same class to pay dur­ the maximum carload price established to his cost of the same or similar article ing the period of October 1 to 15, 1941. by this regulation the lesser of the fol­ in March 1942. If a manufacturer under (2) Manufacturers’ maximum prices lowing: this regulation, after March 1942, pro­ for sales on a zone basis. When a manu­ (a) That differential between his car­ vides for the first time such dispensers facturer does not sell on a nationally de­ load and his less-than-carload price or cabinets, he shall follow the practice livered basis, his maximum delivered which he employed during the period of of his closest competitive seller with re­ prices, which in no event shall exceed October 1 to October 15,1941, or spect to such cabinets or dispensers. the prices charged by the manufacturer (b) 5.05% plus the difference between (b) Maximum prices for new products, for deliveries during March 1942,* shall the carload and the less-than-carload new grades and revised products of toilet be computed in accordance with the pro­ rate of freight. * tissue* (1) The manufacturer’s maxi­ cedure of paragraph (a) (1) of this sec­ (5) Manufacturers’ maximum prices mum price for a new product as defined tion, with the adjustments as shown in for sales made directly to industrial, in­ in section 13 (a) (13) is to be determined the following table: stitutional and commercial users, and to by the formula in Appendix A (a) (1) purchasers other than distributors. On for nationally delivered mills or Appendix A (a) (2) for zone delivered mills. Addition to or sales made directly to industrial, insti­ Location of subtraction tutional and commercial users, and to (2) The manufacturer’s maximum manufactur­ Point of delivery from applicable price for a new grade as defined in sec­ ing plant price factor purchasers other than distributors, a manufacturer who, during the period of tion 13 (a) (14) is-to be determined as follows: The manufacturer shall first 1. Zone 1___ Zone 1_...... __...... D educt $0.03. October 1 to October 15, 1941, had an 2. Zone 1___ Zone 2______Add $0.01. established practice of selling to such select as a comparable product one, pro­ 3. Zone I1..1 purchasers at prices in excess of those duced by him, the utility and form of : Zone 4.../ Zone 3...... Add $0.03. which are similar and the actual basis 4. Zone 1... Zone 4 -...... Add $0.03. established for other classes of purchas­ 5. Zone 2...1 Anywhere in continen­ No addition or ers, may compute the maximum price weight and actual chemical pulp con­ Zone 3... > tal United States (sub­ deduction. tent of which are nearest to the actual Zone 4...J ject to (3) above). for such sales by multiplying the manu­ facturers’ maximum price as established basis weight and actual chemical pulp by this regulation, by the lesser of the content of the item for which a maxi­ (i) In the event that the maximum following amounts. mum price is requested. When possible price as calculated in accordance with (i) The highest markup which the the comparable product should contain the provisions of paragraph (a) (2) of manufacturer applied to sales of toilet the same number of sheets per unit and this section is less than the highest car­ tissue of a given grade to a purchaser of units per case as the product for which a load price which was charged by the the same class during the period of Octo­ maximum price is requested. In the manufacturer on sales into any particu­ ber 1 to October 15,1941, or event that two products are judged to be lar zone during the period of October 1 comparable products^ the one whose to October 15, 1941 the maximum price (ii) The markups permitted paper manufacturing costs are nearest the shall be such October 1 to October 15, merchants in section 15 (c) (1) (ii).*! > manufacturing costs of the item for In no event may the resulting maxi­ which a maximum price is requested 1941 price for sales into the same zone. mum price exceed the highest price (3) F. O. B. mill prices for manufac­ shall be the comparable product. eharged for such sales made during The sum of the current manufacturing turers selling on a nationally delivered or March 1942. zone basis. When a shipment of toilet costs, freight and cash discounts on the tissue is made on an f. o. b. mill basis, the (6) Facial type toilet tissue. The max­ comparable grade must be subtracted manufacturer’s maximum f. o. b. mill imum price for facial type toilet tissue from its maximum price. The resultant price, which in no event shall exceed shall be computed in accordance with figure is to be added to the sum of the the provisions of paragraph (a) of this Current manufacturing costs, freight and the highest f^o. b. mill price, charged for section, except that $0.23 may be added the same grade by the manufacturer, cash discounts for the new grade or to the price factor in Class 1, Group X. brand. This resultant figure will then during March, 1942,* shall be computed In .no event may the price of any facial as follows : be the maximum selling price of the new type toilet tissue exceed the price which grade or brand. (i) For manufacturers selling on a was charged by the manufacturer for uniform nationally delivered basis, the The manufacturing costs in these cases deliveries during March 1942. shall be computed on the basis of costs f. o. b. mill price shall be computed in 1 (7) Special products, (i) Special small accordance with the provisions of para­ prevailing at the time when such in diameter rolls of toilet tissue packaged line price is being determined and in graph (a) (1) of this section less the for use on Pullman cars are excluded sum of 60tf per cwt. accordance with the manufacturer’s from this Revised Maximum Price Reg­ usual method of determining manufac­ (ii) For manufacturers selling on a ulation No. 266, and are covered by the zone delivered basis, the f. o. b. mill price turing costs during March 1942. General Maximum Price Regulation. A maximum price determined by a shall be computed in accordance with (ii) Toilet tissue put up to conform the provisions of paragraph (a) (2) of manufacturer under this section must with the new specification for the armed be reported to and confirmed b y . the this section for deliveries in the zone in forces in special waterproof envelopes which the manufacturer’s mill is located Office of Price Administration. If this each containing 100 sheets is excluded confirmation is not obtained prior to the less the sum of 50tf per cwt. The result­ from this regulation and is covered by ant f. o. b. mill price shall be the- maxi­ time of making the sale, the manufac­ tlfe General Maximum Price Regulation. turer must agree to refund to the pur- mum f. o. b. mill price charged in all (8) The manufacturer may reduce the f. o. b. mill sales to all zones. chemical pulp content by not more than * Maximum prices heretofore established (iii) On shipments to other than gov­ 15% of the chemical pulp content upon under former Appendix A (a) (1) (iv) shall ernment claimant agencies under (i) or which the present maximum price for remain In effect. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12643

chaser any amount paid in excess of thé istration, such distributor, upon receipt (9) When a merchant or distributor confirmed maximum price. of the notice provided for iii such section, supplies cabinets or other fixtures for the Confirmation of the maximum price need not be restricted by his own March dispensing of toilet tissue in connection determined under this section1 shall be 1942 price for sales of such toilet tissue, with the sale of such product, he may obtained as follows: except that the resulting maximum price make a charge for'the sale of such cabi­ The seller shall submit to the Office of shall not be in excess of the March 1942 net or fixture at a price not excèeding Price Administration in Washington, D, price charged for deliveries of the same 150 percent markup of the cost to him C., à statement setting forth all óf the or similar commodity by his most closely òf such cabinet or fixture. Such charges relevant facts including the following: competitive seller of the same class. shall be set forth in the invoice or other (i) Description of the grade being (3) In the event that the markup in evidence of sale, and may be amortized priced; (c) (1) (ii) above is less than 85% of the over a definite period of time. (ii) Sample thereof; markup set forth in paragraph (c) (1) (10) On sales of toilet tissue pur­ (iii) Designation of market area of (i) above, the maximum price shall be chased from a manufacturer who deter­ comparable product and proposed mar­ computed by multiplying the manufac­ mined his maximum price’on an f. o. b. ket area of new grade; turer’s maximum price by 85% of such mill basis as outlined in paragraph (a)' (iv) Completed Forms 695-37la and markup set forth in paragraph (c> (1) (3) above, the distributor may base his 695-371b, which cover cost and price (i) above. maximum markup upon the sum of such data on the new grade and on the most (4) Wholesale grocers and wholesale charges (not exceeding carload rate of comparable gradé with which the price druggists who, during the period of Oc­ freight) to the point of delivery, or upon comparison was made. tober 1 to October 15, 1941, operated the maximtim zone price which would (3) The manufacturer’s' maximum wholesale paper departments and had an apply at the given destination, which­ price for a revised product as defined in established practice of selling toilet tissue ever is lower. section 13 (a) (Í5) shall be determined as to industrial institutional and commer­ (d) Retailer’s maximum prices. The follows.: cial users at markups approximating retailer’s maximum price for toilet tissue (i) For sheet width change or length those set forth in paragraph (c) (1) (ii) which may in no event excèed the ceiling change. The manufacturer shall use as for paper merchants during such period, price in effect on November 30, 1943, ex­ the comparable product one having the may compute their maximum prices for cept as provided in Section (12) (d), is to same actual basis weight and actual sales on such products to such purchasers be calculated as follows (for unit and chemical pulp content, and then proceed in accordance with the markups provided multiple sales separately) : as outlined in (b) (2) above. for paper merchants in paragraph (c) (1) The maximum price rule. The re­ (ii) For change in sheet count or rolls (1) (ii), or in, accordance with their tailer shall first find his “net cost” of per case. The jrevised product shall be markups applied to sales to a purchaser the brand he is pricing. He must then priced proportionately to the grade be­ of the same class during March 1942, multiply that “net cost” by his “March fore the change. whichever is lower. 1942 perceritage markup.” The mean­ (5) Paper merchants, wholesale drug­ (iii) For change in brand name only. ing of “net gost” and “March 1942 per­ gists,. and wholesale grocers who pur­ centage markup” are explained in (2) The product retains the same price as the chased toilet tissue from other merchants grade before the change. and (3) which follow. or distributors may not charge a price in (2) The meaning of “net cost.” “Net (4) Any maximum price which cannot excess of the maximum price which be determined under any of the previous cost” as used in the maximum price rule would be applicable if the purchase had above means the amount thè retailer provisions of this section shall be deter­ been made directly by them at the manu­ mined by the Office of Price Administra­ paid for the brand delivered at his cus­ facturer’s ceiling price computed in ac­ tomary receiving point, less’all discounts tion in Washington, D. C., upon receipt of cordance with paragraphs (a) and (b) of an application from the manufacturer this section. and all allowances permitted him, ex­ setting forth a description of the grade cept the discount for prompt payment. (6) On less-than-case sales by recog­ “Net cost” refers to a customary quantity and the reasons why it cannot be priced nized service distributors, a markup may under any other provision of the regula­ from a customary supplier and by the be charged not in excess of 165%, and on customary mode of transportation. tion. The applicant shall furnish with lessrthan-case sales by wholesale drug­ such application information required on (3) The meaning*®/ “March 1942 per­ gists, and grocers, the markup may ex­ centage markup.”. The percentage which Forms 695-371a and 695-371b with re­ ceed the markups specified in paragraph spect to the costs of such grade. (ct Cl) of this section by an amount not the retailer shall use as his “March 1942 (c) Distributors’ maximum prices. (1) in excess of the differential between one percentage markup” depends upon The distributor’s maximum price, which case and less-than-case lots which was whether or not in March 1942 he sold may in no event exceed the highest price charged on deliveries made during March such brand of toilet tissue: charged for deliveries during March 1942, 1942. (i) If the retailer did sell such brand of toilet tissue in March 1942, he shall except as provided in Section (12) (d), (7) For sales in carload lots involving or, if no sales were made, the highest shipment from the manufacturer to a (a) Take the highest price at which offering price during March 1942, is to person purchasing from a merchant or he made sales of such toilet tissue during be computed by multiplying the manu­ distributer where local delivery by the March 1942, and facturer’s maximum price by the lesser of merchant or distributor from a ware­ (b) Divide this price by his “net cost” the following amounts: house or rail siding is required, there of such brand which appears on his last (Í) The highest markup which the may be added to the maximum price es­ invoice in March 1942. distributor applied to sales of toilet tissue tablished herein the actual delivery ex­ The resulting figure is the retailer’s of a given grade to a purchaser of the pense (except that no rail freight shall “March 1942 percentage markup.” This same class during March 1942, or be included), which in no event shall ex­ is" the figure by which the retailer should (ii) On sales by— ceed the applicable local common carrier multiply his new costato arrive at his rate. Such expense shall be separately ceiling price. Whole­ noted in the invoice or other evidence of (11) If the retailer did not sell such Paper sale Whole­ sale. m er­ drug­ sale brand of toilet tissue during March 1942, chants gists grocers (8) On sales of less-than-carload lots he shall use his “March 1942 percentage to points outside his recognized free de­ livery zones or areas, the merchant or markup,” calculated as. in (d) (3) (i) Percent Percent Percent above, on the largest volume brand of !• 1 to less than 3 cases______145 120a 117A distributor may add to his maximum 3 to less than 10 oases , 127K 130K 117A price the lesser of the following differen­ toilet tissue which he sold during March 3. 10 to less than 25 cases 125 120'A 11734 1942. 4. 25 to less than 100. cases.. . 122A . 1203^ 117 H tials: “• 100 to less than C/L . . 117ii 120H 117 A (i) The amount which he charged on (4) Fractions of cents. If the calcula­ 6. Carload: 105- :120lA 117A tion of a maximum price for a custom­ - such sales made during the period of October 1 to October 15, 1941, or, if he ary unit of sale under this regulation re­ (2) Where a distributor purchases made no such sales, the amount which sults in a fraction of less than one-half toilet tissue from a manufacturer whose he would have charged on such sales to cent, the maximum price shall be re­ petition under former § 1347.510 has not purchasers of the same class; or duced to the nearest lowest cent; if the been denied by the Office of Price Admin- (ii) The actual freight. calculation results in a fraction one-half 12644 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945

cent or more, it should be increased to form nationally delivered basis. Where livered basis, his maximum delivered the nearest higher cent. Calculations a manufacturer sells on a uniform na­ prices, which in no event may exceed shall be made separately for multiple tionally delivered basis, his maximum the prices charged for deliveries made sales and for unit sales of such products. prices which in no event shall exceed the durihg March 1942,* shall be computed (5) Examples. A retailer purchases price charged for deliveries during March in accordance with the procedure of par­ from his supplier a case of X brand of 1942* shall be as follows: agraph (a) (1) of this section, with the toilet tissue at a net cost of $4.87 in De­ adjustments as shown In the following cember 1942. His last March 1942 pur­ T owels D ispensed in Single T hickness table: chase of X brand was made at a net cost Basis weight 1 of $5.00 per case. His highest March classes 1 24" x Location of Addition to or 1942 price was 7 cents per roll. He shall 36"—500 manufac­ Point of delivery subtraction Towel area for inter- Less turing - from appli­ find his ceiling price for X brand toilet folded towels (sq. than plant cable case price tissue as follows: in.)251b 251b 281b 341b 381b. (V) 27.9 33.9 37.9 and (i) (a) He shall divide 7 cents (his high­ lb lb lb over 1. Zone 1___ Zone 1 ..______Deduct $0.10. est March 1942 retail price by 5 cents (his (W) (X) (Y) (Z) 2. Zone 1___ Zone 2 ...... Add $0.05. 3. Zone 1__\ last net cost in March 1942)) Zone 4 .../ Add $0.20. 1.40 1. 85 to 108.9______$1.65 $1.85 $2. 20 $2.40 $2.50 4. Zone 1__ Add $0.20.’ 2. 109 to 119.9______1.80 2.00 2.30 2.55 2.65 5. Zone 2 __1 Anywhere in continental No addition or 5/7 j06~ 3. 120 to 134.9...... 1.95 2.15 2.45 2.70 2.80 Zone 3...1 United States (subject deduction. 5 4. 135 to 147.9...... 2.05 2.25 2.55 2.80 2.90 Zone 4...J to (3) above). ~20 6. 148 and over...... 2.15 2.35 2.65 2.90 3.00 6. Household Roll *... 2.60 2.90 3.30 3.50 3.65 20 (f) In trié event that the maximum The resulting figure of 1.40 is his “March T owels D ispensed in D ouble T hickness price as calculated in accordance with the 1942, percentage markup.’’ provisions of subparagraph (2) of this (b) He m ultiplies $4.87 (his net cost) by section is less than the highest carload 1.40 (his “March 1942 percentage markup”) 7. 70 to 84.9...... $2.60 $2.80 $3.25 $3.45 3.55 8. 85 to 99.9...... 2.80 3.00 3. 45 3.70 3.80 price which was charged by the manu­ $4.87 9. 100 to 109.9-...... 3.00 3.20 3.65 3.95 4.10 facturer on sales into any particular 1.40 10 110 and over...... 3.20 3.45 3.90 4.20 4.35 zone during the period of October 1 to October 15, 1941, the maximum price 19480 1 The classes are established on basis weights of 24" x 487 36"—500. A manufacturer is permitted a 5% tolerance shall be such October 1 to October 15, per case, but in no event may the basis weight vary 1941 price for sales into the same zone. plus or minus from the stated basis weight by more than $6.8180 6% of any case. , (3) F. o. b. mill prices for manufac­ s The maximum prices for household rolls are for cases turers selling on a nationally delivered (c) $6.818 per case of 100 rolls or 7 centsof • 7,500 towels, 7H" x 11". W hen the case count or per roll is the retailer’s ceiling price, pro­ sheet size varies, a directly proportionate adjustment in or zone basis. When a shipment of paper viding this does not exceed his November 30, price shall be made. towels is made on an f. o. b. mill basis, 1943 price. » the manufacturer’s maximum f. o. b. mill (1) These maximum prices are for price, which in no event shall exceed the (ii) A retailer purchases from his sup­ cases of towels with a furnish contain­ highest f. o. b. mill price charged for the plier a case of Y brand of toilet tissue ing less than 65% chemical pulp.* same grade by the manufacturer during at a net cost of $4.60 in December 1942. Where the chemical pulp content is be­ March 1942, shall be computed as follows: Assume the “March 1942 percentage tween 65% and 90%, 4% may be added to (i) For manufacturers selling on a .markup” on Y brand of toilet tissue was the case price; where the chemical pulp uniform nationally delivered basis, the 1.32. The calculations are as follows: content is over 90%, 8% may be added f. o. b. mill price shall be computed in $4.60 to the case price. accordance with the provisions of para­ 1.32 (ii) The maximum basis weight to graph (a) (1) of this section less the be used in computing the manufacturer’s sum of 600 per cwt. 920 maximum price shall be either the basis (ii) For manufacturers selling on a 1380 weight ascribed by the manufacturer, or zone delivered basis, the f. o. b. mill 460It the actual basis weight of the same item price shall be computed in accordance $6.0720 from January 1, 1942 to November 12, with the provisions of paragraph (a) (2) 1942, whichever is lower. of this section for deliveries in the zone The retailer’s ceiling price is $6.07 per case (iii) In the event that the maximum in which the manufacturer’s mill is lo­ of 100 rolls or 6 cents per roll, providing this price as calculated above is less than the cated less the sum of 5 0 per cwt. The does not exceed his November 30, 1943 price. highest carload price which was charged, resultant f. o. b. mill price shall be the (iii) Assume the retailer’s March 1942 on a uniform nationally delivered basis, maximum f. p. b. mill price charged in selling price was 3 for 19 cents, the new by the manufacturer during the period of all f. o. b. mill sales to all zones. cost is $4.77 and his last March 1942 in­ October 1 to October 15, 1941, the maxi­ (iii) On shipments to other than gov­ voice was $5.00. His “March 1942 per­ mum price shall be such October 1 to 15, ernment claimant agencies under (i) or centage markup” i^ calculated as fol­ 1941, carload price. Freight practices (ii) above, the resultant f. o. b. mill lows: which were employed by the manufac­ price plus the freight charges to the 1.266 turer during such period may be con­ point of delivery shall in no event exceed 5/6.330 (y3- of 19) ' tinued: Provided, That the manufac­ the manufacturer’s maximum delivered 5 turer shall not require the purchaser to price détermined under this regulation. 13 pay a larger proportion of transporta­ (4) Manufacturers’ maximum prices 10 tion costs incurred in the delivery of for shipments of other than carload lots , 33 the paper towels than the manufacturer to one consignee, (i) On shipments of 30 required purchasers of the same class to other than carload lots (excepting less- 30 pay during the period of October 1 to 15, than-carload shipments) to one con­ 30 1941. signee, the manufacturer may add to the The resulting figure of 1.266 is his “March (2) Manufacturers’ maximum prices maximum carload price established by percentage markup” over net cost. His ceil­ for sales on a zone basis. When a manu­ this regulation the established differen­ ing price is determined as follows: facturer does not sell on a nationally de- tials which he “had in effect during the Multiply $4.77 (his new cost) by 1.266 (his period October 1 to October 15,1941. “March 1942 percentage markup”). The re­ 3The groups are defined as follows: N— (ii). On shipments of less-than-car- tailer’s ceiling price is $6.04 per case of 100 Less than 65 % chemical pulp; O—65 % to load ld$s, the manufacturer may add to rolls or 3 rolls for 18 cents, provided this 90% chemical pulp; P—Over 90% chemical the maximum carload price established does not exceed his November 30, 1943, price. pulp. ♦Except in the case of manufacturers who by this regulation the lesser of the fol­ S ec. 16. Appendix B: Maximum prices have been granted relief in accordance with lowing: for paper towels—(a) (1) Manufactur­ former § 1347.510 of Maximum Price Regu­ (a) That differential between his car­ er’s maximum prices for sales on a uni­ lation 266. load and the less-than-carload price FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, Í945 12645 which he employed during the period of basis weight upon which the present turer must agree to refund to the pur­ October 1 to October 15,1941, or -maximum price for his product estab­ chaser any amount paid in excess of the (b) 5.05% plus the difference between lished by this regulation is based, without confirmed maximum price. the carload and 'the less-than-carload revising such maximum price, Confirmation of the maximum price rate of freight. (12) Special products. Paper towels determined under this section shall be (5) Maximum'prices for sales to in­ sold through coin-operated vending ma­ obtained as follows: dustrial, institutional and commercial chines are excluded from this regulation, The seller shall submit to the Office of users and to purchasers other than dis­ and are covered by the General Maxi­ Price Administration in Washington, tributors. On sales made directly to in­ mum Price Regulation. D. C., a statement setting forth all of dustrial, institutional and commercial (13) If a manufacturer under this reg­ the relevant facts including the follow­ users or to purchasers other than dis­ ulation supplies cabinets or dispensers ing: tributors a manufacturer who, during for paper towels Cither by sale, rent, lease (i) Description of the grade being the period of October 1 to October 15, or otherwise, he shall continue the same priced; 1941, had an established practice of sell­ practice and charges employed during (ii) Sample thereof; ing to such purchasers, at prices in ex­ March 1942, except that, in the event of (iii) Designation of market area of cess of those established for other classes a sale he shall apply the same percentage comparable product and proposed mar­ of purchasers, may compute his maxi­ markup to his new cost as he applied to ket area of new grade. mum price for such sales by multiplying his cost of the same or similar article in (iv) Completed Forms 695-371a and the manufacturer’s maximum price as March 1942. If a manufacturer under 695-371b, which cover cost and price data established by this regulation by the this regulation, after March 1942 pro­ on the grade and on the most comparable lesser of the following amounts: vides for the first time such dispensers grade with which the price comparison (i) The highest markup which the or cabinets, he shall follow the practice was made; manufacturer applied to sales of paper of his most closely competitive seller with (3) the manufacturer’s maximum towels of a given grade to a purchaser respect to such cabinets or dispensers. price for a revised product as defined of the same class during the period of (b) Maximum prices for new products,in section 13 (a) (15) shall be deter­ October 1 to October 15, 1941 ; or new grades and revised products of paper mined as follows: (ii) The markups permitted paper , towels.* (1) The manufacturer’s maxi­ (i) For change in towel area from one merchants in section 16 (e) (1) (ii). mum price for a new product as defined class to another. The manufacturer In no event may the resulting maxi­ in section 13 (a) (13) is to be determined shall use as the comparable product one mum price exceed the highest price by the formula in Appendix B (a) (1) for having the same actual basis weight and charged for such sales made during nationally delivered mills or Appendix B chemical pulp content, and then proceed March 1942. (a) (2) for zone delivered mills. as in (b) (2). (2) The manufacturer’s maximum (ii) For change in towel count or (6) Where towels are made from packages per case. The revised product 100% chemical pulp, and where the fol­ price for a new grade as defined in sec­ tion 13 (a) (14) is to be determined as shall be priced proportionately to the lowing minimum strength and absorb­ grade before the change. ency tests are met, the maximum price, follows: The manufacturer shall first select as a comparable product one, pro­ (iii) For change in brand name only. calculated in accordance with the pro­ The product retains the same price as visions of paragraphs (a) and (b) of duced by him, thejutility and form of which are similar and the actual basis the grade before the change. this section may be exceeded by not more (4) Any maximum price which can­ than 650 per case. weight and actual chemical pulp eontént of which are nearest to the actual basis not otherwise be determined under this weight and actual chemical pulp content regulation shall be determined by the Delivery from Absorb­ Office of Price Administration in Wash­ dispenser Basis weight Strength4 of the item for which a maximum price ency * is requested. When possible, the com­ ington, D. C., by order upon receipt of parable product should contain the same an application from the manufacturer Lbs. Seconds setting forth a description of the grade Single_____ 20 200 number of sheets or towels per unit and Single...... 321b.-37 lb 25 175 units per case as the product for which and the reasons why it cannot be priced Single...... 38 lb. and over___ 30 125 under any other provision of this regu­ Double..... 40 20 a maximum price is requested. In the Double_____ 32 lb .-37 lb j 50 15 lation. The applicant shall furnish with Double...... event that two products are judged to be 38 lb. and over___ 60 19 comparable products, the one whose such application completed Forms 695- manufacturing costs are nearest the 371a and 695-371b with respect to the ^P o u n d s per square inch, as measured by the Mullen manufacturing costs of the item for costs of such grade# (c) Distributors’ maximum prices. * Seconds required for the absorption of one-half cubic which a maximum price is requested centimeter of water placed on the top of the sheet, ac­ (1) The distributor’s maximum price, cording to Bureau of Standards test UU-T-591 shall be the comparable product. The sum of the current manufacturing which may, in no event, exceed the high­ (7) Manufacturer’s maximum prices costs, freight and cash discounts on the est price charged for deliveries during for wet-strength paper towels shall not comparable grade must be subtracted March 1942, except as provided in Sec­ exceed those in the (X) basis weight from its maximum price. The resultant tion (12) (d), or if no sales were made class, the group to be determined by the figure is to be added to the sum of the the highest offering price during March sheet size. current manufacturing costs, freight and 1942, is to be computed by multiplying (8) Continuous roll towels take a pro­ the manufacturer’s maximum price by cash discounts for the new grade or the lesser of the following amounts: « portionate price on an area basis, to brand. This resultant figure will then household roll towels, except that con­ be the maximum selling price of the'new (i) The highest markup which the tinuous unsheeted roll towels for use in grade or brand. distributor applied to sales of paper towels of a given grade to a purchaser special controlled-delivery dispensers The manufacturing costs in these cases and containing special cores or ends of of the same class during March 1942, or shall be computed on the basis of costs (ii) On sales by: metal, wood or both may take a differen­ prevailing at the time when such in line tial of 200 a case in excess of the maxi­ price is being determined and in accord­ W hole­ mum price established by this regulation. ance with the manufacturer’s usual Paper sale W hole­ (9) Household folded paper towels mer­ drug­ sale method of determining manufacturing chants grocers shall be priced on the same basis as in­ costs during March 1942. gist dustrial folded towels. A maximum price determined by a (10) The manufacturer may reduce the Percent Percent Percent manúfacturer under this section must be 1. 2 cases or less______155 12014 11714 chemical pulp content by not more than reported to and confirmed by the Office 2. 3 to less than 6 cases...... 140 12014 11714 of the chemical pulp content upon of Price Administration. If this con­ 3. 6 to less than 25 cases______12714 12014 11714 w«dch the present maximum price for his 4. 25 to less than 200 cases____ 122J4 12014 11714 firmation is not obtained prior to the 5. 200 cases to less than C /L ... 117H 12014 11714 product established by this regulation is 6. Carload__ ; ...... 105 12014 11714 based, without revising such maximum time of making the sale, the manufac- price. * Maximum prices heretofore established (2) Where a distributor purchases pa­ (11) The manufacturer may reduce the under former Appendix B (a) (1) (vii) shall per towels from a manufacturer whose basis weight by not more than 10% of the remain in effect. petition under former § 1347.510 has not 12646 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 been denied by the Office of Price Admin­ distributor may add to his maximum cent or more, it should be increased to istration, such distributor, upon receipt price the lesser of the following differ­ the nearest higher cent. Calculations of the notice provided for in such section, entials: shall be made separately for multiple need not be restricted by his own March (i) The amount which he charged sales and for unit sales of such products. 1942 price for sales of such paper towels, during the period of October 1 to Octo­ (5) Example. A retailer purchases except that the resulting maximum price ber 15, 1941, or if he made no such sale, from his supplier a case of X brand of shall not be in excess of the March 1942 the amount which he would have charged household roll towels at a net cost of price charged for deliveries of the same on such sales to purchasers of the same $3.90 in December 1942. His last March or similar commodity by his most closely class; or 1942 purchase of X brand was made at a competitive seller of the same class. (ii) The actual freight. net cost of $4.20 per case. His highest (3) In the event that the mark-up as (10) On sales of paper towels pur­ March 1942 price was 10 cents per roll. determined under paragraph (c) (1) (ii) chased from a manufacturer who deter­ He shall find his ceiling price for X brand above is less than 85% of the mark-up mined his maximum price on an f. o. b. of household roll towels as follows: set forth in paragraph (c) (1) (i) above, mill basis as outlined in paragraph (a) (i) He shall divide 10 cents (his high­ the maximum price shall be computed by (3) above, the distributor may base his est March 1942 retail price) by 8.4 cents multiplying the manufacturer’s maxi­ maximum markup upon the sum of such per roll (his last net cost in March 1942). mum price by 85% of such mark-up set f. o. b. mill maximum price; and freight 1.1905 forth in paragraph (c) (1) (i) above. charges (not exceeding carload rate of (4) Wholesale grocers and wholesale freight) to the point of delivery, or upon 8.4/10.000 druggists who, during the period of Oc­ the maximum zone price which would 84 tober 1 to October 15, 1941, operated apply at the given destination,- which­ wholesale paper departments and had an ever is lower. • 180 established practice, of selling paper (d) Retailer’s maximum prices. The 84 towels to industrial, institutional and retailer's maximum price for paper tow­ 760 commercial users at markups approxi­ els, which may in no event exceed the 756 mating those set forth in paragraph (c) ceiling price in effect on November 30, (1) (ii) for paper merchants during such 1943, except as provided in Section (12) 400 period, may compute their maximum (d), is to be calculated as follows (for 420 prices for sales on such products to such unit and multiple sales separately): The resulting figure of 1.19 is his “March purchasers in accordance* with the mark­ (1) The maximum price rule. The 1942 percentage markup.” ups provided for paper merchants in par­ retailer shall first find his “net cost” of agraph (c) (1) (ii), or in accordance with the brand he is pricing. He must then (ii) He multiplies 7.8 cents (his net their markups applied to sales to a pur­ multiply that “net cost” by his “March cost per roll) by 1.19 (his “March 1942 chaser of the same class during March 1942 percentage markup.” The mean­ percentage markup”) 1942, whichever is lower. ing of “net cost” and “March 1942 per­ $1.19 (5) Paper merchants, wholesale drug­ centage markup” are explained in (2) .078 gists, and wholesale grocers who pur­ and (3) which follow: chase paper towels from other merchants (2) The meaning of “net cost.” “Net 952 or distributors may not charge a price in cost” as used in the maximum price rule 833 excess of the maximum price which above means the amount*the retailer .09282 would be applicable if the purchases were paid for the brand delivered at his cus­ made directly by them at the manufac­ tomary receiving point, less all discounts (iii) His ceiling price is $.09282 or 9 turer’s ceiling price computed in accord­ and all allowances permitted him, ex­ cents per roll, provided it does not ex­ ance with paragraphs (a) and (b) of this cept the discount for prompt payment. ceed his November 30,1943, price. section. “Net'cost” refers to a customary quantity Copies of all forms required by this (6) On less-than-case sales by whole­ from a customary supplier and by the regulation are available upon request to sale druggists and wholesale grocers, the customary mode of transportation. the Office of Price Administration, Wash­ markup may exceed the markups speci­ (3) The meaning of “March 1942 per­ ington, D. C. fied in paragraphs (c) (1) and (c) (2) of centage markup.” The percentage This regulation shall become effective this section by an amount not in excess which the retailer shall use as his “March October 10, 1945. of the differential between one case and 1942 percentage markup” depends upon less-than-case lots lyhich was charged on whether or not in March 1942 he sold Note: All record keeping and reporting re­ quirements of this regulation have been ap­ deliveries made during March 1942. such brand of paper towels: proved by the Bureau of the Budget in (7) For sales in carload lots involving (i) If the retailer did sell such brand accordance with the Federal Reports Act of shipment from the manufacturer to a of paper towels in March 1942, he shall: 1942. person purchasing from a merchant or (a) Take the highest price at which distributor where local delivery by the he made sales of paper towels during Issued this 5th day of October 1945. merchant or distributor from a ware­ March 1942, and, . Chester B owles, house or rail siding is required, there may (b) Divide this price by his “net’cost” Administrator. be added to the maximum price estab­ of such brand which appeared on his last [F. R. Doc. 45-18560; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; lished herein the actual delivery expense invoice in March 1942. 3:36 p. m.] ipxcept that no rail freight shall be in­ The resulting figure is the retailer’s cluded) , which in no event shall exceed “March 1942 percentage markup”. This the applicable local common carrier rate. is the figure by which the retailer should Such expense shall be separately noted in multiply his new cost to arrive at his P art 1305—Administration the invoice or other evidence of sale. ceiling price. [SO 119, Arndt. 6] (8) Where a merchant or distributor (11) If the retailer did not sell such INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS FOR RECONVERTING supplies cabinets or other fixtures for the brand of paper towels during March MANUFACTURERS dispensing of paper towels in connection 1942, he shall use his “March 1942 per­ with the sale of such products, he may centage markup” calculated as in (d) A statement of the considerations in­ make a charge for the sale of such cabi­ (3) (i) above, on the largest volume volved in the issuance of this amend­ net or fixture at a price not exceeding 150 brand of paper towels which he sold dur­ ment, issued simultaneously herewith, per cent markup of the cost to him of ing March 1942. has been filed with the Division of the such cabinet or fixture. Such charge (4) Fractions of cents. If the calcula­ Federal Register., shall be set forth in the invoice or other tion of a maximum price for a custom­ Supplementary Order No. 119 is evidence of sale, and may be amortized ary unit of sale under this regulation re­ amended in the following respects: over a definite period of time. sults in a fraction of less than one-half 1. The item “Machines, Office” in the (9) On sales of less than carload lots cent, the maximum price shall be re­ Product List of Appendix A under the to points outside his recognized free de­ duced to the nearest lower cent; if the heading Durable Goods Price Branch is livery "zones or areas, the merchant or calculation results in a fraction one-half amended to read: FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, O ctober 9, 1945 1264T Machines, Office (of /the following cate­ the course of trade or business shall buy (c) To sales of live domestic rabbits gories) or receive any live or dressed domestic when sold as pets or for exhibition or (a) Check handling machines. (b) Coin handling machines. rabbits at a price higher than the appli­ show purposes. (c) Postage Meter machines. cable price established by § 1364.1052 of (d) To sales of live or. dressed wild (d) Cash registers. this Maximum Price Regulation No. 334, rabbits. (e) Perforating, marking and cancelling and no person shall agree, offer, solicit machines. or attempt to do any of the foregoing. 6. Section 1364.1059 is amended to read (f) Stamp affixing machines. The provisions of this section shall not as follows: (g) Office typewriters (except electric). be applicable to sales or deliveries of live § 1364.1059 Evasion. The price limi­ (h) Portable typewriters. or dressed domestic rabbits, if, prior to tations set forth in this Maximum Price 2. The following is added to AppendixFebruary 25, 1943, such products had Regulation No. 334 shall not be evaded, B: • been delivered to a carrier, other than a whether by direct or indirect methods, in Wool Floor Coverings. (The term “wool carrier owned or controlled by the seller, connection with an offer, solicitation, floor coverings’’ means loom woven floor cov­ for shipment to the purchaser. agreement, sale, delivery, purchase or re­ erings, the surface of which contain at least 2. The heading of § 1364.1052 is ceipt of, or relating to, live or dressed twenty-five percent wool. The term includes amended to read as follows: domestic rabbits, separately or in con­ only floor coverings of the axminster, velvet, junction with any other commodity or tapestry, wilton, brussels, chenille, Smyrna § 1364.1052 Maximum prices for live services, or by way of commission, serv­ and ingrain types of weave, and all varia­ and dressed domestic rabbits. tions of these types of weaves, if woven on a ice, transportation, wrapping, packaging, loom. It also includes floor coverings having 3. Paragraph (a) of § 1364.1052 is or other charge, or discount, premium, or a synthetic or leno back if the essential wear­ amended to read as follows: other privilege, or by tying agreement or ing part of the article is loom woven.) other trade understanding, or by any (a) The maximum prices for domestic other means. This amendment shall become effec­ rabbits, alive or dressed, and for custom tive on October 10, 1945. slaughter service, shall be the applicable 7. Section 1364.1061 is amended to read Issued this 5th day of October 1945. base price determined in accordance as follows: with the provisions of this paragraph (a) § 1364.1061 Records and reports, (a) Chester B owles, minus the required deductions, if any, Administrator. Every person, other than a retailer, mak­ specified in paragraph (b), plus the per­ ing sales of live or dressed domestic rab­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18566; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; mitted additions, if any, specified in par­ 8:35 p. m.] bits subject to this regulation, on and agraph (c). after March 1,1943, shall make and pre­ (1) The applicable base price for live serve for inspection by the Office of Price white rabbits shall be 24 cents per pound Administration for so long as the Emer­ ' P art 1312—Lumber and Lumber delivered. P roducts gency Price Control Act of 1942, as (2) Except as provided in paragraph amended, is in effect, a complete and ac­ [RMPR 109, Revocation] (d) of this § 1364.1052, the applicable curate record of each such sale, showing AIRCRAFT LUMBER base price for domestic rabbits sold at the date thereof, the name and address of A statement of the considerations in­ wholesale shall be: the buyer and seller, the quantity, weight volved in the issuance of this order, (i) 44 cents per pound delivered for and unit price for each type of live or dressed rabbits. dressed domestic rabbit subject to this issued simultaneously herewith, has been slip or receipt shall This order shall become effective Octo­ livered. continue to do so. Upon request from a ber 10, 1945. (4) The applicable base price for sales purchaser, any retailer, regardless of Issued this 5th day of October 1945. at retail shall be: previous custom, shall give the purchaser (i) 55 cents per pound for dressed a receipt showing the date, name and ad­ Chester B owles, rabbits. dress of the retailer, weight, and unit Administrator. (ii) 35 cents per pound for hog dressed price of the dressed domestic rabbit sold, [F. R. Doc. 45-18563; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; rabbits. and the total price received from the 3:39 p. m.] (5) The maximum prices that any purchaser. « processor may charge for custom slaugh­ ter service shall be: 8. Subparagraphs (4), (5), (13), (15) (i) 20 cents per rabbit, or and (19) of § 1364.1062 (a) are amended P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned respectively to read as follows: M eat and F ish P roducts (ii) the skin and by-products from the [MPR 334,1 Arndt. 3] dressed rabbit. (4) “Processor” means a person who 4. Section 1364.1053 is amended to read converts live domestic rabbits into RABBITS as follows: dressed domestic rabbits and/or who A statement of the considerations in­ owns or controls in whole or in substan­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ § 1364.1053 Less than maximum prices. tial part an interest in a processing ment has been Issued simultaneously Prices lower than those specified in plant. herewith and filed with the Division of § 1364.1052 of this Maximum Price Regu­ (5) “Pick-up man” means a person the Federal Register. lation No. 334 may be charged, demanded, other than a producer, processor, or job­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 334 is paid or offered for live or dressed domes­ ber, who does not own, control, or have amended in the following respects: tic rabbits, or for custom slaughtering an interest in a rabbitry or processing service. plant, and who is not owned or con­ 1. Section 1364.1051 is amended to read as follows: 5. Paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of § trolled by any person who owns or con­ 1364.1054 are amended and paragraph trols a rabbitry or processing plant and § 1364.1051 Prohibition against sellr (g) of § 1364.1054 is added, respectively who buys live domestic rabbits from pro­ ing at prices above the maximum. On to read as follows: ducers and sells them to processors. and after March 1, 1943, regardless of (13) “Sales at wholesale” means sales any contract or agreement or other obli­ (a) To sales of domestic rabbit breed­ ing stock when sold for breeding pur­ of rabbits other than at retail or to gation, no person shall sell or deliver live purveyors of meals. or dressed domestic rabbits or sell any poses. slaughtering service, and no person in (b) To sales of live domestic rabbits (15) “Processing plant” means any when sold for scientific or other experi­ place where live domestic rabbits are 1 8 F.R. 2505, 15937; 9 F.R. 796. mental purposes. killed and/or dressed. No. 198------4 12648 FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, October 9, 1945

(19) “Wild rabbit” means any rabbit In cents per erwise meet the requirements of a “buy­ which has not been produced or raised or Pure filtered Brazilian refined: pound net ing station” as specified in this regu­ fed in captivity. Lump or flake______80. 00 lation. Powdered : 9. Subparagraph (20) to § 1364.1062 20 mesh______85.00 (d) “Buying station” megms any fixed (a) is added to read as follows: 80 mesh______85. 50 place of business, other than a terminal 100/120 m esh______86. 00 market or an interior market, where live (20) “Domestic rabbit” means any rab­ hogs are weighed for sale and sold to the bit which has been produced or raised in This amendment shall become effective buyer and where a regular market is captivity, and includes any rabbit which October 10, 1945. maintained. As used herein, “regular has been fed in captivity before process­ Issued this 5th day of October 1945. market” means a fixed place of business ing. where hogs are regularly purchased and Chester B owles, sold anchwhere some person is, or per­ This amendment shall become effective Administrator. October 10, 1945. sons are, regularly engaged in the busi­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18565; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; ness of buying and/or selling hogs. No Noto: The record-keeping provisions of 3:40 p. m.] place shall operate as a buying station this amendment have been approved by the which does not meet all of the require­ Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. ments for buying stations specified in P art 1445—Livestock this regulation. .» Issued this 5th day of October 1945. (e) No place shall be deemed a termi­ [MPR 469, Amdt. 15] Chester B ow les, nal market, an interior market or a buy­ Administrator. LIVE HOGS ing station unless it is equipped with scales adapted to the weighing of live­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18561; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; A statement of the considerations in­ stock, and equipped with pens, chutes, 3:36 p. m.] volved in the issuance of this amendment and other facilities for loading, unload­ has been issued simultaneously herewith ing, sorting and holding hogs. and filed with the Division of the Fed­ eral Register. 3. Section 4 is amended by changing P art 1381—S oftwood Lumber Maximum Price Regulation No. 469 is the words preceding subparagraph (1) [RMPR 290,1 Arndt. 3] amended in the following respects: of paragraph (a) thereof to read as fol­ lows: SITKA SPRUCE LUMBER 1. Paragraph (a) of section 1 is A statement of the considerations in­ amended to read as follows: S ec. 4 Service charges to buyers. volved in the issuance of this amend­ Note: Sales of hogs purchased at “pub­ (a) To sales or deliveries of live hogs lic markets”, as defined in paragraph ment, issued simultaneously herewith, for breeding or for serum purposes, or of has been filed with the Division of the (c) hereof, are exempt from the provi­ live hogs weighing less than 140 pounds sions of this section 4. . Charges for serv­ Federal Register. for feeding for more than one month: Section 2 of Revised Maximum Price ices rendered in connection with such Provided, That all hogs sold to a dealer, sales are subject to the jurisdiction of Regulation 290 is amended by deleting an order buyer or a slaughterer, other the words “except aircraft grades as de­ the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to than a farm slaughterer as defined in the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921, fined in Revised Maximum Price Regu­ Control Order No. 1, shall be deemed to lation No. 109, Aircraft Lumber.” as amended. be sold for slaughtering purposes. On (a) Dealer’s service charge to slaugh­ This amendment shall become effective and after October 9,1945, if hogs are sold terers. as of October 10, 1945. to a dealer, an order buyer or a slaugh­ terer for any exempt purpose the dealer, 4. Subparagraph (3) to section 4 (a) Issued this 5th day of October 1945. order buyer, or slaughterer, or any au­ is added to read as follows: Chester B ow les, thorized person acting in such purchas­ (3) A dealer is a person who regu­ Administrator. er’s behalf shall provide the seller with larly utilizes a fixed place of business [F. R. Doc. 45-18564; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; a signed statement indicating the spe­ which meets the requirements of a buy­ 3:40 p. m.] cific exempt purpose for which such hogs ing station, who buys live hogs from the are being bought before such sale shall producer at such fixed place of business be exempt. On and after October 9, or at an auction market, and who re­ 1945, any seller selling hogs to a dealer, sells such hogs to a slaughterer. The P art 1415—P rotective Coatings an order buyer or a slaughterer for an charges permitted by subparagraph (1) exempt purpose shall require such pur­ [RMPR 264, Arndt. 6] of this section 4 (a) shall apply only chaser to provide him with the signed (i) to sales to slaughterers of hogs vegetable w axes and beeswax statement hereinbefore required, and weighed at the fixed place of business such seller, for so long as the Emergency regularly utilized by the dealer and pur­ A statement of the considerations in­ Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, volved in yie issuance of this amend­ chased from the producer by the dealer remains in effect, shall keep and pre­ at such fixed place of business; or (ii) ment, issued simultaneously herewith, serve such signed statement for inspec­ has been filed with the Division of the to sales of hogs weighed at an auction tion by the Office of Price Administra­ market and purchased at such auction Federal Register. tion. Revised Maximuifi Price Regulation market by the dealer and resold to a 264 is amended in the following re­ 2. Paragraphs (b), (c), (d) and (e) of slaughterer. spects : section 2 are amended respectively to 5. Paragraph (b) of section 4 is 1. By amending the heading of Ap­ read as follows: amended to read as follows: pendix A to read as follows: (b) “Terminal market” means one of (b) Order buyer’s service charges to Appendix A—Maximum Prices for Vegetable the municipalities named in Schedule I slaughterers. (1) On and after Octo­ Waxes and Beeswax P urchased from a of Appendix A (section 13), and includes ber 9, 1945, and notwithstanding the Foreign Seller all of the public markets, slaughter terms of any contract or agency, con­ houses, and places which, except for tract of employment or other contrac­ 2. By adding the following grade and their location in such municipality, tual arrangement heretofore entered price (in cents per pound net) to the otherwise meet the requirements of a into by a slaughterer and an order buyer schedule of maximum purchase prices “buying station” as specified in this reg­ (except contracts calling for the pay­ for carnauba wax in Appendix A (a) (1); ulation. ment of salary or wages at regular fixed Pure filtered Brazilian refined______71% (c) “Interior market” means one of intervals and which are not dependent 3. By adding the following to the the municipalities named in Schedule II upon the volume of hogs purchased for schedule of maximum prices for car­ of Appendix A (section 13), and includes the slaughterer by the order buyer), no nauba wax in Appendix B (a) (1): all of the public markets, slaughter slaughterer shall pay, give, grant, or as­ houses, and places which, except for sume liability to pay, give, or grant 1 9 F.R. 5727, 12746; 10 F.R. 1142. their location in such municipality, oth­ wages, commissions, fees, dividends, bo- FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, October 9, 1945 12649 nuses, gratuities or other forms of com­ to and including 6 miles, and not less 10. Paragraph (a) of Item 14 of Sched­ pensation to an order buyer in excess of than 10 cents per 100 pounds for dis­ ule III of section 13, Appendix A, is $0.05 per hundredweight for the services tances over 6 ihiles, must be deducted amended by the elision of the words performed by such order buyer in pur­ from the applicable ceiling price to be “Pawnee” and “Richardson”. chasing hogs for the account of such paid to the seller by the buyer. The 11. Paragraph (b) of Item 27 of Sched­ slaughterer; and no order buyer shall amount of such transportation charge ule m of section 13, Appendix A, is accept, claim, or otherwise receive wages, must be shown on the invoice, receipt or amended by the addition of a comma commissions, fees, dividends, bonuses, other written record of the sale. after the word “Adams”, to be followed gratuities or other forms of compensa­ by the names of two counties, to read as tion from a slaughterer in excess of $0.05 8. Section 10 is amended to read as follows: follows: “* * Clinton, Brown.” per hundredweight for the services per­ This amendment shall become effec­ formed by such order buyer in purchas­ S ec. 10 Prohibitions, (a) On and after ing hogs for the account of such slaugh­ October 4, 1943, the date this regulation tive October 9, 1945. terer. takes effect, if any person sells or de­ N o t e : The record keeping and reporting (2) An order buyer is a persen who, livers or negotiates the sale or delivery provisions of this amendment have been ap­ as the agent of a slaughterer, purchases of live hogs at prices higher than the proved by the Bureau of the Budget. hogs for such slaughterer and meets all ceiling prices herein established, or if Issued this 5th day of October 1945. of the following requirements; any person in the course of trade or Chester Bow les, (i) The hogs purchased by such agent business buys or receives or negotiates Administrator. must be weighed for purchase at a ter­ the purchase or receipt of live hogs at minal market, an interior market or a prices higher than the ceiling prices Approved: September 28,1945. buying station. herein established, or otherwise violates Clinton P. Anderson, (ii) The hogs purchased by such agent any of the provisions of this regulation, Secretary of Agriculture. must be for the account of the slaugh­ he is subject to the criminal penalties, terer. civil enforcement actions and suits for [F. R. Doc. 45-18562; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; (iii) The title to the hogs purchased treble damages provided for by the 3:37 p. m.j must not vest in the agent, but shall vest Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as immediately in the slaughterer. Noth­ amended. ing herein contained, however, shall be (b) The sale of any hog at farm P art 1499—Commodities and S ervices construed to prevent such an agent from weights to any buyer for purposes other asserting any lien he may have acquired than breeding, serum production or [RMPR 165, Arndt. 1 to Supp. Service Reg. 54] against hogs in his possession for money feeding for more than one month is pro­ expended by him on behalf of such hibited. “Farm weight” means the LINEN SUPPLY SERVICE IN ATLANTA REGION slaughterer in the purchase of the par­ weight of the hog as determined by any A statement of the considerations in­ ticular lot of hogs against which the manner other than weighing the hog on volved in the issuance of this amend­ lien is asserted. scales that are located at a terminal ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (iv) The invoice, receipt or other writ­ market, interior market or buying sta­ has been filed with the Division of the ten evidence of sale must indicate that tion. Federal Register. title to the hogs purchased is transferred Specifically, but not exclusively, Supplementary Service Regulation 54 directly from the seller to the slaugh­ the following practices are prohibited: is amended in the following respects: terer. (1) The sale or purchase of slaughter 1. The title of the regulation is amend­ (v) The legal authority to bind the hogs conditioned upon the sale or pur­ ed to read as follows: “Linen Supply slaughterer to pay the seller for the hogs chase of breeding hogs, serum hogs or Service in the Atlanta Region.” purchased by such agent on behalf of the hogs for feeding purposes as indicated 2. In § 1499.688 (a), the reference to slaughterer must exist. Nothing herein in section 1 (a). “Atlanta, Georgia, area” is amended to contained, however, shall be construed (2) The sale or purchase of hogs con­ read “Atlanta Region”. to prevent such slaughterer’s agent from ditioned upon the sale t>r purchase of 3. Section 1499.688 (d) (1) is amended paying the seller on behalf of the any other commodity by either the seller to read as follows: slaughterer from funds belonging to the or the buyer of the hogs. agent. (d) Definitions. (1) “The Atlanta Re­ (3) The sale or purchase of hogs con­ gion” means the States of Virginia, Ten­ 6. Paragraph (d) >of section 4 is added ditioned upon the performance of any nessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, to read as follows: service by either the seller or the buyer of the hogs and for which provision is Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Flor­ (d) Feeding and bedding charges. not made in this regulation, or, if the sale ida. Any dealer or order buyer who furnishes is made at a public market, in the rules 4. Section 1499.688 (f) is amended to necessary feed or bedding for hogs after and regulations established by the Sec­ read as follows: being weighed for purchase by a slaugh­ retary of Agriculture pursuant to the terer and which are either awaiting ship­ (f) Notice requirements. Within 45 Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921, as days from October 10, 1945, every seller ment or are in transit to such slaughterer amended. may charge the slaughterer an amount of linen supply services covered by this (4) The charging or receiving, or the regulation shall notify each of its cus­ not to exceed the prevailing market cost owing or paying of any consideration, of the feed consumed or the bedding used tomers of the maximum prices estab­ whether money or otherwise, for services lished herein. at the point where such feed and/or bed­ not authorized to be performed and paid ding was provided if the shipment is for under the provisions of this regula­ 5. Section 1499.688 is amended by add­ other than by rail. If the shipment is by tion, or, if the sale is made at a public ing a new paragraph (j) to read as fol­ rail, the total amounts charged shall be market, for services not authorized to be lows: at the same rates which the rail carrier performed and paid for under the provi­ (j) Elections. (1) Any seller of linen could have charged under its tariffs if sions of the rules and regulations estab­ it had performed the services. Where supply services located in the Atlanta lished by the Secretary of Agriculture Region who has filed maximum prices such charges are made, under either set pursuant to the Packers and Stockyards of circumstances, an accurate written under RMPR 165 higher than the maxi­ Act of 1921, as amended. mum prices established for the services statement of the items entering into such (5) The payment of fees or any other Charge must be given the slaughterer. under this regulation, may elect to re­ form of compensation for “finding”, or main subject to RMPR 165 by filing with­ 7. Paragraph (c) of section 7 is otherwise locating hogs for a purchaser. in 30 days from October 10,1945 a written amended to read as follows: 9. To the list of interior markets set notice of its election with its War Price (c) All expenses of transporting the forth in Schedule II of section 13, Ap­ and Rationing Board for the area in hogs to the place of weighing shall be pendix A, the following are added: which its place of business is located and paid by the seller. If the buyer trans­ Per cwt. a copy with the District Office of the Of­ ports the hogs to the place of weighing, Sheridan, Wyoming______$14.45 fice of Price Administration for the dis­ a transportation charge of not less than Suffolk, Virginia------14.65 trict where its place of business is lo­ 5 cents per 100 pounds for distances up Tallahassee, Florida______14.35 cated and from which its sales of linen 12650 FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, O ctober 9, 1945 supply services are made. Within the tablishment first entering into the busi­ notice as required by section 29 (c) of this 30 day election period, any establishment ness of selling linen süpply service after regulation designates the quantity of may continue to sell at its maximum October 10, 1945. each grade contained in the vehicle. prices established under RMPR 165. This amendment shall become effec­ 7. Section 29 (c) is amended to read (2) Any seller electing to remain sub­ tive October 10, 1945. as follows: ject to its RMPR 165 prices, may not thereafter sell at any of the prices listed Issued this 5th day of October 1945. (c) On each shipment of scrap to the in Appendix A of this regulation, unless consumer, including rail, water or truck Chester B owles, movement, the shipper must execute and such prices do not exceed its RMPR 165 Administrator, prices. mail (or deliver) to the consumer or his [F. R. Doc. 45-18571; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; broker a shipping notice simultaneously (3) A “new seller” may elect to be­ 3:40 p. m.] with the shipment of the scrap. Such come subject to the provisions of Sup­ plementary Service Regulation No. 44 shipping notice must contain the date of rather than this regulation by filing shipment, number and initial of the car, within 30 days from its first sale of linen P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned the name of the vessel, or the name of M eat and F ish P roducts the trucker (or trucking firm), the con­ supply service an application for the es­ sumer’s and/or broker’s purchase order tablishment of prices in accordance with [MPR 579, Amdt. 12] number, the specific grade or grades of the provisions of SSR 44. From and CERTAIN SPECIES OP FRESH AND FROZEN FISH scrap as they are designated in the ap­ after the effective date of an order es­ tablishing prices under SSR 44, such AND SEAFOOD plicable sections of this regulation, the “new seller” may not sell at any of the A statement of the considerations in­ shipping point, and the signature of the volved in the issuance of this amend­ shipper or his duly authorized represent­ prices listed in Appendix A of this reg­ ative. ulation, unless such prices do not ex­ ment has been issued simultaneously ceed its SSR 44 prices. Until the effec­ herewith and filed with the Division of This amendment shall become effective tive date of such an order under SSR the Federal Register. October 13, 1945. 44, a “new seller” shall be subject to the In Maximum Price Regulation No. 579, Issued this 8th day of October 1945. maximum prices established in this reg­ section 10.1 (b) Table IB, Schedule No. ulation. A “new seller” means an es- 13 is amended to read as follows: Chester B ow les, Administrator. Item Style of dress­ Sched. No. Species Size I II III IV [F. R. Doc. 45-18647; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; No. ing 11:52 a. m.]

13-.:____... Rosefish: 1 Fillets...... All 22y 2 . 24 24)4 26k 2 Fillets...... All 24k 2S*4 26k 28 3 Round...... All All year...... 6 k 7H ' 7M m P art 1346—B uilding M aterials [RPS 40, Amdt. 6] This amendment shall become effec­ Iron; otherwise, the maximum price for tive October 4, 1945. such grade shall not exceed the price BUILDERS’ HARDWARE AND INSECT SCREEN CLOTH Issued this 4th day of October 1945. established for the base grade, No. 1 Railroad Heavy Melting Steel. A statement of the considerations in­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr.,' volved in the issuance of this amendment, Acting Administrator. < 3. Section 12 (c) is added to read as follows: .issued simultaneously herewith, has been [F; R. Doc. 45-18516; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; filed with the Division of the Federal 4;19 p. m.] (c) Where the War Production Board Register. allocates for rail shipment, cast iron Revised Price Schedule No. 40 is scrap which has been stored at the dock amended in the following respects: for water movement, the consumer may P art 1306—Iron and S teel A new i 1346.6b is added to read as pay the dock charges set forth in para­ follows: [MPR 4,1 Amdt. 3] graph (a) above. § 1346.6b Modification of maximum IRON AND STEEL SCRAP 4. The last sentence of section 13 (b) is prices for certain specified items of amended to read as follows: A statement of the considerations in­ ]builders’ hardware1—(a) Scope of this volved in the issuance of this Amend­ (b) The transportation charge for de­ section. In order to immediately remove ment, issued simultaneously herewith, livering any grade of iron and steel scrap price as an impediment to the production has been filed with the Division of the in a truck owned or controlled by the of certain low-end items of builders’ Federal Register. shipper or broker need not fall below hardware, the OPA will permit manufac­ Maximum Price Regulation 4 is $1.50 per gross ton. turers and resellers to increase their amended in the following respects: maximum prices as established under 5. Section 13 (d) is amended to read § 1346.1 of this schedule or the General 1. Section 7 (b) (1) is amended to as follows: Maximum Price Regulation in accord­ read as follows: (d) Where delivery of any grade of ance with the provisions of this section. (1) Restrictions on use. The price es­ cast iron scrap is made solely by truck, (b) Manufacturers’ and jobbers’ max­ tablished for Grade 17 (rerolling rails) transportation charges in excess of $1.50 imum prices. Manufacturers and job­ may be charged only when purchased per gross ton may not be added to the bers of any item listed in.paragraph (e) and sold for rerolling use; otherwise the maximum shipping point price, or in the below, may increase their maximum net maximum price for such grade shall not case of railroad cast iron scrap the maxi­ prices as established under § 1346.1 by exceed the price established for Grade mum on-line price, unless the shipper of 10 percent. the scrap shall execute and deliver to the (c) Retailers’ maximum prices. Re­ 16 (scrap rails in random lengths). (The tailers of any item listed under para­ term “re-rolling rails” includes any rails consumer or his broker the shipping notice required in section 29 (c). graph (e) may increase their maximum which are sold to be used for rerolling, prices to each class of purchaser as irrespective of whether or not such rails 6. Section 18 (a) is amended to read established under the GMPR by 10 per­ are usable for relaying.) as follows: cent. To the extent that this section modifies retailers’ maximum prices, this 2. Section 7 (b) (2) is added to read as (a) When grades of scrap command­ section supersedes the GMPR with re­ follows: ing different maximum prices under the spect to maximum prices for such (2) The price established for Grade provisions of this regulation are shipped retailers. 32 (Wrought Iron) may be charged only in the same vehicle, the maximum pri.ce (d) 'Notification. Any person, except when sold to a producer of Wrought for each grade as established in sections a retailer, modifying his maximum prices 4, 8, 10, or 11, whichever is applicable, under the provisions of this section shall 1 9 F.R. 7330, 13583. may only be charged where the shipping notify, in writing, each of his purchasers, FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12651 at or before the issuance of the first in­ S creen and Storm D oor Checks Screen Door Hardware voice after October 8, 1945, of his modi­ Wrought steel and brass tubular pneu­ Screen Door Catches “Snappy Type”— fied dollar-and-cents maximum price. matic screen and storm door checks. Wrought steel with rubber roller. Screen Door Catches—Mortise and Rim (e) Items covered by this section. Floor Hinges There follows a list of commodity groups Types—with plain wrought steel and plastic showing thereunder the specific items of Floor hinge, hung on pivot with automatic roses and escutcheons only. spring action, no checking action, for in­ SCREEN HINGES builders’ hardware covered by this sec­ terior or exterior doors, made of steel and tion. Only the specific items listed under iron castings. Mechanism either mortised in Surface type—Ball and button tip. each commodity group are covered. Ad­ lower rim of door or floor, concealed with cast Wrought steel only—Sizes: up to and in­ ditional items may be added to this list by iron or steel plates. cluding 3" x 3”. Hinges only and in sets the Price Administrator. (including coil door spring, hook and eye Locks and Lock Trim and p u ll). P adlocks Rim Locks and Sets—Steel and iron cases Adjustable Spring Type—Full and half sur­ Warded mechanism, case of steel, malleable with steel and iron bolts and with pottery face—Sizes: up to and including 3". iron, laminated steel, or die cast metal only and metal knobs. Also components thereof. Wrought steel only. Hinges only and in sets with steel keys. Sizes: Up 'to and includ­ Mortise Inside Sets— (including hook and eye and pull). Spring Hinges—Full and half surface— ing 2". Plain Designs—Steel face locks, wrought Disc tumbler mechanism, case of malle­ steel escutcheons, wrought metal or plastic Wrought steel and cast iron; Sizes: up to able iron, steel, or die cast metal, only and roses, wrought metal, plastic or glass knob, ‘ and Including 8". Hinges only and in sets with steel shackle. Sizes: Up to and in­ plain or French shank. (including hook and eye and pull). Screen Door Braces—Wrought steel only— cluding 1%”. Pendant Designs—Steel face locks, wrought metal escutcheons, glass, plastic or wrought Sizes: up to and including 42" Brass or die cast pin tumbler mechanism Screen Door Guards—Wrought steel only—> with iron, steel or die cast case only. Sizes: metal knob. Bit Key Front Door Sets—Plain and Sizes: up to and including 36". (Adjustable Up to and including 1%". and non-adjustable) Brass pin tumbler mechanism, brass case, Pendant Designs, witn wrought steel trim and wrought steel face locks. steel shackle. Size: 1^ ” only. Miscellaneous Hardware Cylinder Front Door Knob Sets—Plain and Combination lock (key operated or other­ Mortise Bolts—Tubular type—Limited to 2 wise)—Die cast or steel case only. Size: Pendant Designs, with wrought trim only.; Bungalow or Cottage Cylinder Entrance sizes for each manufacturer. 1%" only. Door Handle Sets—(Handle outside and knob Letter Box Plates—Plain design, wrought Cabinet Locks inside). Commercial standard designs. steel, wrought brass and cast brass. Sizes: up to and including iy 2” x 7y2" opening Warded construction steel. Sizes : 2” x 1", Wrought metal inside trim only. Limited to 8 designs for each manufacturer. Chain Door Fasts—Plain design, cast iron 2i/2" x 1%". 3" x 1%". and wrought steel. Sizes: up to and in­ Secure lever drawer lock, steel or brass Cylinder Store Door Handle Sets—(Handles both sides). Sets with wrought trim only. cluding 4 y2” mechanism, half mortise, Federal Specifica­ Tubular Inside Lock and Latch Sets—Sets Door Pulls—Plain design, cast iron and tion EFFH-1016, Type E690. Size: 1%" x with wrought metal and plastic trim, and wrought steel, conventional type only. Sizes: 1 W'i with glass, plastic, and wrought top plain up to and including 7y2” over-all dimension Rim type disc tumbler die cast drawer lock, and French shank metal knobs. DOOR STOPS Type E695, Federal Specification EFFH-1016. Cylindrical Lock Sets—Inside Lock Sets. Size: 2” x V/v&". Cylindrical type locks, steel case, wrought Wall type, cast iron and wrought steel. Rim type disc tumbler die cast cupboard steel or wrought brass trim. Light weight Sizes: up to and including projection lock, Federal Specification EFFH-1016. Size: for residential application. Floor type, cast iron and wrought steel— 2" X 1%6". Cylindrical Entrance Door Handle Sets-— conventional type only. Sizes: up to and in­ Half mortise disc tumbler die cast drawer Locks with steel case. Commercial Standard cluding 2" lock, Type E653, Federal Specification EFFH- design. Limited to 8 designs for each manu­ Surface Bolts—Wrought steel and wrought 1016. Size: 2" x 1%6". facturer. Wrought metal inside trim. brass rods. Sizes: up.to and including y2” Standard pin tumbler drawer lock. Lim­ half round diameter. ited to one size for each manufacturer. DOOR KNOBS House Numbers—Commercial type (2 Standard pin tumbler cupboard lock, %" Fire polished glass (but not hand pol­ styles only). Sizes: up to and including 4" diameter disc tumbler die cast cylinder and ished) , commercial door knobs with wrought in height locking cam. Limited to one design for each metal shanks. Sash pulleys—Cast iron and wrought steel. manufacturer. Commercial Standard—Plain one and two Sizes: up to and including 2" wheel Window Spring Bolts—Wrought steel. Cylinder R im Night Latches and piece wrought metal door knobs. Sizes: up to and including 3%" Dead Locks Wrought top, French shank metal door knobs. Thumb Latches—Commercial type—cast Rim Night Latches—Cast iron, steel, and iron and steel only (one type only). Sizes: die cast case, with iron and brass bolts, D ouble Hinge Sash Hardware 1, 2, 3, 4. ' and die cast and cast brass pin tumbler Sash Fasteners—Crescent and side type— Door Holders—Any type—iron and steel cylinder. Conventional operation. Stand­ Cast iron and brass (except hand polished). only. ard size only. Sash Lifts—Hook type—Wrought steel Narrow Backset Rim Night Latch—Iron This amendment shall become effec­ only—size: up to and including 1" x 1%". tive October 8, 1945. case with disc tumbler and pin tumbler Flush type—Wrought steel only—Sizes: up cylinders. Limited to one type for each to and including 3y4” . Bar type—Cast iron Issued this 8th day of October 1945. manufacturer. and wrought steel only—Sizes: up to and J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Tubular Type Rim Night Latch—Narrow including 5”. backset, iron case with warded or disc tumbler Acting Administrator. cylinder tube. Limited to one type for each Casement S ash Hardware [F. R. Doc. 45-18645; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; manufacturer. Casement Fasteners—Steel and cast iron . 11:52 a. m.] Cylinder Rim Deadlock—Iron case, brass plates with cast iron and brass levers. Size bolt, pin tumbler cylinder. Standard size of plates: up to and including 2 y4" x iy4” . only. Casement Adjusters and Operators—Bar Jimmy Proof Deadlock—Single and double and friction type—cast iron and wrought P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts pin tumbler cylinders. With cast iron and steel. [RMPR 289,1 Amdt. 34] die cast case only. Standard type only. Screen and Storm Sash Hardware DAIRY PRODUCTS Cylinder Mortise Deadlocks Screen and Storm Sash Hangers—Surface A statement of the considerations in­ One deadlock with case approximately type—Wrought steel only. volved in the issuance of this amendment, 2%" x 3y4" with one and two pin tumbler Screen Lifts—Wrought steel only—Sizes: issued simultaneously herewith, has been cylinders. Cast iron and die cast case only. up to and including 4". filed with the Division of the Federal Reg- Tubular T ype Cylinder Night Latches and Transom Hardware Deadlocks Transom Catches—Cast iron and wrought Table A of section 31 (a) (1) (i) of Latch with conventional operation—Lim­ steel—Sizes: up to and Including 1%" x 2ya". Revised Maximum Price Regulation ited to one type for each manufacturer. Transom Chains with Plates—Wrought 289—Dairy Products is amended to read Deadlocking type latch—Limited to one steel only. as follows: type for each manufacturer. Transom Lifters—Wrought steel Only- Deadlocks—Limited to one type for each Sizes: up to and including 5/16" diameter— 1 10 F.R. 2352, 2658, 2928, 3554, 3948, 3950, manufacturer. 3 and 4 feet lengths only. 5772, 5792, 6232. 12652 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

T able A differentials which he allowed on sales the names and addresses of the manu­ [Ip cents per pound and packaged] of similar articles during that period. facturers of those comparable articles. (ii) However, if the manufacturer (3) The manufacturer shall submit J4-oz. lH-oz. 8-oz. made no sales to the same person, or to with his report a sample, 9" x 12" or a por­ por­ por­ a person in the same general class, dur­ small mat of the article to be priced; Bulk tions tions tions ing the period from January 1, 1941 to and, where possible, samples, 9" x 12", dr Sales and deliveries prices (per (per (per (per box 18 box 16 box 18 October 13, 1941, he must apply to the small mats of the comparable articles re­ pound) oz.) oz.) oz.) (net (net (net Office of Price Administration, Durable ferred to in the report. weight) weight) weight) Goods Price Branch, Washington, D. C., (4) After receipt of the manufac­ for the establishment of his maximum turer’s report and samples or acting on Factory...... 86 prices for such sales under paragraph its own motion the Office of Price Admin­ Assembler...... 37.6 (c) of this section, and he may not make istration will issue an order establishing Primary wholesaler.. 39.75 78 63 69 Nondelivering whole- any such sale or delivery until an order maximum prices for the manufacturer’s saler...... •____ 41 81 66.6 72 has been issued by the Office of Price sales, which maximum prices will be in Service wholesaler__ 46 93.6 78.5 83 Administration establishing his maxi­ line with the level of maximum prices mum price for such sales. established under this schedule. No sale This amendment shall become effec­ 3. Section 1352.1 (c) is amended to or delivery of any article which must be tive October 13,1945. read as follows; priced under this paragraph (c) may be (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law made until the issuance of an order 383, 78th Cong.; Pub. Law 108, 79th, (c) (1) This paragraph provides a establishing the manufacturer’s maxi­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, method whereby a manufacturer’s maxi­ mum prices. The maximum prices, so 8 F.R. 4681) mum prices will be established if the established, shall apply to all sales and unit was not in the manufacturer’s price deliveries of the article by the manufac­ Issued this 8th day of October 1945. list in effect on October 13, 1941, and he turer since this schedule became appli­ did not sell or offer it for sale during the cable to such sales and deliveries. Chester B ow les, period from January 1, 1941 to October Administrator. 4. Section 1352.4 is revoked. 13, 1941; or the*manufacturer made no 5. Section 1352.6 is amended to read as Approved : September 26,1945. sales to a particular class of purchaser follows: Clinton P. Anderson, of wool floor coverings during the period Secretary of Agriculture. from January 1,1941 to October 13,1941; § 1352.6 Records. Each manufacturer or the manufacturer has never manu­ making sales of wool floor coverings on [F. R. Doc. 45-18649; Piled, Oct. 8, 1945; factured and sold wool floor coverings or after December 16, 1941 shall keep 11:53 a. m.] prior to thé effective date of this sched­ complete and accurate records of such ule. sales for inspection by the Office of Price (2) Any person whose maximum pricesAdministration for so long as the Emer­ must be determined under this para­ gency Price Control Act of 1942, as P art 1352— F loor Coverings graph (c) shall file a signed report in amended, remains in effect. Such rec­ duplicate with the Office of Price Ad­ ords shall show, with respect to each such [RPS 57,1 Arndt. 5] ministration, Washington 2§, D. C., set­ sale, the date thereof, the name and ad­ WOOL FLOOR COVERINGS ting forth the following: dress of the buyer, the name, number or (i) The date of the report. other designation of each unit sold, the A statement of the considerations in­ (ii) The manufacturer’s name and ad­ price received for each unit, and the volved in the issuance of this amendment dress. quantity sold. has been issued simultaneously herewith; (iii) The specifications of the article and has been filed with the Division of which shall include a statement of the 6. Section 1352.7 is revoked. the Federal Register. following: 7. Section 1352.11 is amended to read as follows: Revised Price Schedule No. 57 is The manufacturer’s name, number or other amended in the following respects; designation of the article. § 1352.11 Definitions. When used in 1. The last sentence of the second par­ The type and kind of the article. this schedule, the following terms shall agraph of the preamble is deleted. The pitch of the article. have the following meanings: The number of wires or rows, per inch. (a) “Person” includes an individual, 2. Section 1352.1 (b) is amended to The height of the pile, or the size of the read as follows: corporation, or any other organized wires. , group; their legal successors or repre­ The number of frames. (b) (1) The maximum price for the The number of shots in the weave. sentatives; the United States, or any sale by a manufacturer of any unit of With respect to the pile yam: the material, other government, or any of their politi­ wool floor covering not in his price list in the size; the ply; the weight per square yard, cal subdivisions. effect on October 13, 1941, but sold (or and the dye. method.- (b) “Manufacturer” means a person contracted to be sold) by him during the With respect to the chain, the stuffer, and operating a factory, plant or mill in period from January 1, 1941 to October the filling: the material; the size; the ply; which the actual weaving of wool floor 13, 1941, inclusive, or for any unit dif­ the weight per square yard; and a statement coverings is performed. fering therefrom only in color or pattern, of whether it is natural or dyed; (c) “Wool floor covering” means a shall be 105 percent of the highest net With respect to the back: a statement of whether it is regular, leno, or synthetic; and loom woven floor covering, the surface of price, f. o. b. manufacturer’s point of whether it Is starched. In addition, if the which contains at least twenty five per­ shipment, at which such unit was sold back is leno or synthetic, a statement of the cent wool. The term includes only floor (or contracted to be sold) by him during exact kind of backing material, and a state­ coverings of the axminster, velvet, such period to the same person, or to a ment of its dry weight per square yard. tapestry, wilton, brussels, chenille, Smyr­ person in the same general class. The total weight per square yard. na and ingrain types of weave, and all (2) (i) If the manufacturer did not All other construction details not specified variations of these types of weaves, if sell a particular unit, described in (1) above. woven on a loom. It also includes floor above to the same person or to a person coverings having synthetic or leno back in the same general class, during the (iv) If the applicant is a new manu­ if the essential wearing part of the ar­ period from January 1, 1941 to October facturer, or if he is applying for a maxi­ ticle is loom woven. 13, 1941, he shall determine his maxi­ mum price for a new article, he shall sub­ (d) “Unit” means the specific article of mum price for sales of that unit by ap­ mit the direct material and direct labor wool floor covering sold or offered for plying to his maximum price for sales of cost of producing the article, (broken sale. that unit to other classes of purchasers, down by major operations), computed This amendment shall become effective the terms, allowances and other price on a square yard basis. on October 13, 1945. (v) If the applicant is a new manu­ N o t e : The record keeping and reporting 1 7 F.R. 1314, 2000, 2132, 9053, 8948; 8 F.R. facturer, he shall submit the name or provisions of this amendment have been ap­ 1120, 6053; 9 F.R. 526. number of two comparable articles; and proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac- FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12653 cordance with the Federal Reports Act oi nual gross sales” of all the food retailers Per cwt. 1942. Montgomery, Ala------1------14.45 in that store. If you are unable to get Muncie, Ind______14. 70 Issued this 8th day of October 1945. the “annual gross sales” from the other Nashville, Tenn______14. 55 food retailers in that store, you shall ap­ Newark, N. J------15. 30 Chester B ow les, ply in writing, to your nearest OPA pis- New Orleans, La___ _— ------14. 30 Administrator. trict Office, for a determination of your Newport, Minn______— 14. 55 [F. R. Doc. 45-18646; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; group, stating your own “annual gross New York, N. Y______15.30 11:52 a. m.] sales” figure for the applicable year. N. Salt Lake, Utah------15.10 Each District Director is authorized to Ogden, Utah______— 15.10 Oklahoma City, Okla------‘------14. 55 act on requests covering stores located Omaha, Nebr______14. 50 within his district, and action taken shall P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned Parsons, Kans...______14. 35 M eat and F ish P roducts be by order. Pasco, Wash______15. 50 This amendment shall become effective Peoria, 111______14.60 [MPR 336,1 Arndt. 26] Philadelphia, Pa------15.35 October 13, 1945. Pittsburgh, Pa______15.15 RETAIL CEILING PRICES FOR PORK CUTS AND Note: The reporting provisions of this Portland, Oreg______15. 80 CERTAIN SAUSAGE PRODUCTS amendment have been approved by the Bu­ Pueblo, Colo------14.65 reau of the Budget in accordance with the Richmond, Va______14.90 A statement of the considerations in­ Federal Reports Act of 1942. volved in the issuance of this amendment St. Joseph, Mo______14. 55 Issued this 8th day of October 1945. St. Louis, Mo______14. 80 has been issued simultaneously herewith San Antonio, Tex______14. 65 and filed with the Division of the Federal J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Seattle, Wash______15. 80 Register. Acting Administrator. Sioux City, Iowa______14. 50 Maximum Price Regulation No. 336 is [F. R. Doc. 45-18651; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; Sioux Falls, S. D...... 14.40 amended by changing subparagraph (2) 11:53 a. m.] So. St. Paul, Minn______14. 55 of section 12 (b) to read as follows: So. San Francisco, Calif«,»______15. 80 Spokane, Wash______».____:------15.55 (2) If you sell food in a retail store in Springfield, 111______«------14. 60 which there are other food retailers, none Springfield, Mo------14. 45 P art 1445—Livestock Springfield, Ohio______14.70 of whom sells a complete line of the same < general class of food, you must find your [MPR 469,1 Arndt. 16] Stockton, Calif______15.63 group by taking the combined “annual Toledo, Ohio------14.80 LIVE HOGS Tulsa, Okla______— 14. 45 gross sales’*1 of all the food retailers in W. Fargo, N. D______—_ 14.25 that store. If you are unable to get the A statement of the considerations in­ Washington Court House, Ohio------14. 75 “annual gross sales” from the other food volved in the issuance of this amend­ Wichita, Kans______14. 50 retailers in that store, you shall apply ment has been issued simultaneously 2. Schedule II of section 13 (Appendix in writing, to your nearest OPA District herewith and filed with the Division of A) is amended by changing the ceiling Office, for a determination of your group, the Federal Register. stating your own “annual gross sales” Maximum Price Regulation No. 469 is prices for Alton, Illinois and Dallas, figure for the applicable year. Each Dis­ amended in the following respects: Texas listed therein to read as follows: trict Director is authorized to act on re­ 1. Scheduler I of section 13 (Appendix Per cwt. quests covering stores located within his Alton, 111______—- ...... $14. 55 district, and action taken shall be by A) is amended to read as follows: Dallas, Tex______14.60 order. SCHEDULE I— CEILING PRICES FOR LIVE HOGS, OTHER THAN SOWS, BOARS AND STAGS, WHICH 3. Item 6 of Schedule m of Section 13 This amendment shall become effective ARE WEIGHED AT TERMINAL MARKETS FOR SALE (Appendix A) is amended to read as fol­ October 13, 1945. Per cwt. lows: Note: The reporting provisions of this Atlanta, Ga------$14. 50 6. Montana. amendment have been approved by the Bu­ Baltimore, Md______— 15.40 (a) Liberty, Chouteau, Judith Basin, reau of the Budget in accordance with the Billings, Mont------14.95 Wheatland, Sweet Grass, Stillwater, Carbon, Federal Reports Act of 1942. Birmingham, Ala------14. 65 Hill, Blaine, Phillips, Valley, Daniels, Sheri­ Boston, Mass______15. 30 dan, Roosevelt, Fergus, Garfield, McCone, Issued this 8th day of October 1945. Buffalo, N. Y______- 15.25 Richland, Dawson, Petroleum, Golden Val­ Bushnell, 111______— 14. 55 ley, Musselshell, Rosebud, Prairie, Wibaux, J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn------14.65 Fallon, Custer, Carter, Powder River, Big Acting Administrator. Chicago, 111______14. 85 Cincinnati, Ohio------14.95 Horn, Treasure, Yellowstone, $14.65. [F. R. Doc. 45-18650; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; Circleville, Ohio------14.75 (b) All counties except those cited in 6 11:53 a. m.] Cleveland, Ohio.______15. 05 (a), $14.75. Coffeyville, Kans------14. 30 Columbus, Ohio------14.80 4. Item 28 (b) of Schedule III of sec­ Cudahy, Wis------14. 70 tion 13 (Appendix A) is amended by the P art 1364—F resh, Cured and Canned Dayton, Ohio------_ 14.80 addition at the end thereof of the names M eat and F ish P roducts Denver, Colo______14.80 of the following counties: Detroit, Mich_-______15.00 [MPR 355,1 Arndt. 29] E. St. Louis, 111. (National Stock Carroll, Gallatin, Boone, Kenton, Camp­ RETAIL CEILING PRICES FOR BEEF, VEAL, LAMB Yards, HI.)______- ...... 14.80 bell, Owen, Grant, Pendleton, Bracken, AND MUTTON CUTS AND ALL VARIETY MEATS El Paso, Tex______14. 65 Franklin, Scott, Harrison, Woodford, Fayette, AND EDIBLE BY-PRODUCTS Evansville, Ind------— 14. 65 Mercer, Jessamine, Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln, Fort Wayne, Ind______14. 70 Pulaski, Wayne, McCreary. A statement of the considerations in­ Fort Worth, Tex______14.65 volved in the issuance of this amend­ Houston, Tex------14. 65 This amendment shall become effec­ ment has been issued simultaneously Idaho Falls, Idaho------14.95 tive October 9, 1945. Indianapolis, Ind------14. 85 herewith and filed with the Division of Jersey City, N. J------15.30 Issued this 8th day of October 1945. the Federal Register. Joplin, Mo______14.40 Chester B owles, Maximum Price Regulation No. 355 is Kansas City, Kans------.------14. 55 amended by changing subparagraph (b) Kansas City, Mo------14.55 Administrator. (2) of section 14 to read as follows: Knoxville, Tenn------14.65 Approved: October 3, 1945. Lafayette, Ind______14.70 (2) If you sell food in a retail store Lancaster, Pa______- 15.35 Clinton P. Anderson, in which there are other food retailers, Los Angelas, Calif______- 15.80 Secretary of Agriculture. none of whom sell a complete line of the Louisville, Ky______14.75 same general class of food, you must find Memphis, Tenn______14.60 [F. R. Doc. 45-18653; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; your group by taking the combined “an­ Milwaukee, Wls------— 14.70 11:54 a. m.] 12654 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

TITLE 38—PENSIONS, BONUSES, AND war service who elect to receive pension rent resolution of the Congress), includ­ . VETERANS’ RELIEF or compensation under laws adminis­ ing those who had active duty as a mem­ tered by the Veterans Administration in Chapter I—Veterans’ Administration ber of the Women’s Army Corps, lieu of retirement pay (Public No. 314, Women's Reserve of the Navy and Ma­ P art 25—M edical 78th Congress). rine Corps, and the Women’s Reserve of (b) Not subject to the eligibility pro­ the Coast Guard—when discharged un­ HOSPITALIZATION AND DOMICILIARY CARE visions of §§ 25.6047 and 25.6048, for: der other than dishonorable conditions § 25.6045 Persons entitled to hospital (1) Persons in active service with the from a period of war service, and when observation and physical examination. United States Army (Public No. 177 and suffering from an injury or disease in­ Hospitalization for observation and Public No. 852, 76th Congress), or United curred or aggravated in line of duty in physical (including mental) examination States Navy or Marine Corps (Public No. that period of active military or naval may be effected when requested by an 675, 70th Congress), when duly referred service, and for which they are medically authorized official, or when found neces­ with authorization therefor, may be sup­ determined to be in need of hospital sary in physical examination of the fol­ plied hospital treatment. Emergency treatment. lowing persons: treatment may be rendered such persons (2) Retired officers and retired enlisted (a) Claimants or beneficiaries of the upon their own application, when absent men of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps Veterans’ Administration, for purposes from their commands: Provided, That and Coast Guard, including members of of disability compensation, pension, covering formal authorization be pro­ the Fleet Naval Reserve or Marine Corps emergency officers’ retirement pay, cured as promptly as possible after the Reserve on retainer pay, who had honor­ medical feasibility for vocational train­ emergency treatment is begun. (See able service in a period of war, as de­ ing under Public JSTo. 16, 78th Congress, §§ 25.6018 and 25.6019.) fined in (a) (1) hereof, and are medi­ and Government insurance. (2) Hospital treatment may be pro­ cally determined to need hospital treat­ (b) Claimants or beneficiaries referred vided, upon authorization, for benefici­ ment for an injury or disease that was from a facility to a diagnostic center for aries, of the United States Public Health incurred in line of duty in active mili­ study to determine the clinical identity Service, Employees Compensation Com­ tary or naval service (Public No. 198, of an obscure disorder, or for advice as mission and other Federal agencies. 76th Congress; Public No. 365, 77th Con­ to treatment. (See §§ 25.6020, 25.6022, and 25.6025.) gress) . (c) Employees of the Veterans’ Admin­ (3) Pensioners of nations allied with (3) Persons included in § 35.011 (c) istration, when necessary to determine the United States in World War I may who are suffering from injuries or dis­ their mental or physical fitness to per­ be supplied hospital treatment when duly eases incurred in line of duty, for which form official duties. authorized, (See § 25.6026.) they are receiving disability compensa­ (d) Claimants or beneficiaries of other (c) Emergency hospital treatment tion, and for which they are in need of Federal agencies: may be provided for: hospital treatment. (1) Bureau of War Risk Litigation, De­ (1) Persons having no prima facie eli­ (4) Persons included in Public No. 300, partment of Justice—plaintiffs in Gov­ gibility therefor, as a humanitarian serv­ 78th Congress, who, oruor after Decem­ ernment insurance suits. ice. ber 7, 1941, and prior to the termination (2) United States Civil Service Com­ (2) Persons admitted because of pre­ of present hostilities, suffered or shall mission—annuitants or applicants for re­ sumed discharge or retirement from the suffer an injury or disease in line of duty tirement annuity, and such examinations armed forces, but subsequently found to for which they are receiving disability of prospective appointees as may be re­ be ineligible as such. compensation or pension and for which quested. (3) Employees (not potentially eligi­ they are in need of hospital treatment. (3) United States Employees Compen­ ble as ex-members of the armed forces') (b) Hospital treatment for: sation Commission—to determine iden­ and members of their families, when re­ (1) Officers and enlisted personnel of tity, severity or persistence of disability. siding on reservations of field stations the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast (4) Railroad Retirement Board—ap­ of the Veterans’ Administration, and Guard, or reserve officers and. members plicants for annuity under Public No. 162, when they cannot feasibly obtain emer­ of the Enlisted Reserve, or officers and 75th Congress. gency treatment from private facilities. enlisted men of the National Guard of (5) Other Federal agencies. (See §§ 25.6027, 25.6028 and 25.6029.) the United States, or persons accepted (e) Pensioners of nations allied with (d) Persons comprehended under the for selective training, who were dis­ the United States in World War I upon provisions of (b) and (c) may be sup­ charged under other than dishonorable authorization from accredited officials of plied hospitalization after the needs of conditions from Federal service for dis­ the respective governments. [57 Stat. emergency applicants under (a) are fully ability incurred in line of duty, or who 43; 38 U.S.C. 701] met. See §§ 25.6018 to 25.6029, inclusive, are in receipt of pension for service-con­ § 25.6046 Persons entitled to hospital as to per diem rates for persons hospital­ nected disability, when suffering from treatment or domiciliary care. Hospital ized under (b) and (c). [53 Stat. 557, injuries or diseases incurred or aggra­ treatment or domiciliary care may be 55 Stat. 733; 10 U.S.C. 369a, 38 U.S.C. vated in line of duty in active Federal provided: Supp. 12] service, and for which they are medi­ (a) Subject to the eligibility provisions § 25.6047 Eligibility for hospital treat­ cally determined to be in need of hos­ of §§ 25.6047 and 25.6048, for: ment or domiciliary care of persons dis­ pital treatment. Cadets and midship­ (1) Persons discharged from the charged or retired from military or men discharged from the academies at United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps naval service. Within the limits of Vet­ West Point and Annapolis, who meet or Coast Guard, after service in a war or erans Administration facilities, hospital these requirements as to character of peacetime period; retired emergency of­ treatment or domiciliary care may be discharge or receipt of pension are eligi­ ficers of the World War. furnished the following applicants in the ble under this paragraph, regardless of (2) Persons retired from the Army, specified order of preference: the requirement as to active military or Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard, in­ (a) Hospital treatment for: naval service. (See also section 10, Pub­ cluding members of the Fleet Naval Re­ (1) Persons who served during the lic No. 144, 78th Congress.) serve or Marine Corps Reserve on re­ period of World War I as defined in (i) For applicants not in receipt of tainer pay, who had served honorably §35.010, paragraphs (a) and (d), as pension for service-connected disability, during the war period (Public No. 198, amended; or in any war prior to the the official records of the Army.or Navy, 76th Congress, as amended by Public No. Spanish-American War; or during the respectively, relative to findings of line 365, 77th Congress). Spanish-American War, Philippine In­ of duty for its purposes, will be accepted (3) Persons retired from the Army surrection or Boxer Rebellion from April in determining eligibility for hospital of the United States under Public No. 21, 1898 to July 4, 1902 (or to July 15, treatment under this paragraph (b); ex­ 18, 76th Congress, as amended by Pub­ 1903, if the service was in Moro Prov­ cept that where the official records of the lic No. 262, 77th Congress. Army or Navy show a finding of disabil­ ince) , or on or after December 7, 1941, ity not incurred in line of duty and evi­ (4) Persons retired from the Army, and before the termination of hostilities dence is submitted to the Veterans’ Ad­ Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard, In World War n (as determined by proc­ ministration which permits of a different Regular Establishment, not having had lamation of the President or by concur- finding, the decision of the Army or Navy FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12655 will not be binding upon the Veterans’ this kind would be one where the appli­ manent disability must be such as would Administration, which will be free to cant was under treatment for the said materially interfere with the following make its own determination of line of disability recorded during his service at of any substantially gainful occupation. duty incurrence upon the evidence so the time discharge was given for reason This must be for medical determination, submitted. It will be incumbent upon other than disability. which shall not be influenced by the ap­ the applicant to present such contro­ (2) Persons retired from the Army of plicant’s inability—due to industrial con­ verting evidence andr until he so acts and the United States under Public No. 18, ditions, lack of personal initiative, or a determination favorable to him is made 76th Congress, as amended by Public No. any other reason than disability due to by the Veterans’ Administration, the 262, 77th Congress, who had service only disease or injury—to secure gainful em­ finding of the Army or Navy will control in a period other than wartime and who ployment. The infirmities resulting from and hospitalization will not be author­ are suffering from a disease or injury in­ advancing years when taken collectively, ized. Such controverting evidence, when curred in line of duty which is medically while not considered a disease entity, received from an applicant, will be re­ determined to require hospital treatment. may be interpreted to be within the ferred to the adjudicating agency which (3) Persons defined in § 25.6046 (a) meaning of “disease” as used herein. A would have jurisdiction if the applicant (4) who are in need of hospital treat­ person who, at the time of his applica­ were filing claim for pension or disabil­ ment for that disease or injury for which tion for domiciliary care, has recently ity compensation, and the determination they are receiving disability pension. bfeen rated 75 percent or more disabled of such agency as to line of duty, which (4) Persons included in Public No. 300, for pension or disability compensation is promptly to be communicated to the 78th Congress, who on or after August 27, purposes will be held to be prima facie manager of the facility receiving the ap­ 1940, and prior to December 7, 1941, suf­ incapacitated within the meaning of this plication for hospitalization, will govern fered an injury or disease in line of duty section. his disapproval or approval of admis­ for which they are receiving disability (2) A permanent disability, as con­ sion, other eligibility requirements hav­ compensation or pension and for which templated, is exemplified in chronic, ing been met. Where the official records they are in need of hospital treatment. severe types of general medical diseases, of the Army or Navy show that the dis­ [58 Stat. 219, 230; 38 U.S.C.A. ch. 12, such as myocarditis, valvulitis, cardio­ ability on account of which a veteran note; 26c] vascular disease, nephritis, arthritis, etc., was discharged or separated from his No change in paragraph (c) (1), (2), and in blindness, loss of parts or use of peacetime service under other than dis­ (3) and (4). parts, etc. But injuries or diseases such honorable conditions was incurred in (5) Retired personnel of the classes as reparable hernia, chronic appendi­ line of duty, such showing will be ac­ comprehended by paragraph (b) (2) of citis, cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, nephro­ cepted for the purpose of determining this section may be supplied hospital lithiasis, etc., are not essentially perma­ his eligibility for hospitalization, not­ treatment in a facility under the direct nent, as contemplated, in that surgical withstanding the fact that the Veterans’ and exclusive jurisdiction of the Veter­ intervention may remove the disability. Administration has made a determina­ ans’ Administration, if beds are available, (3) “No adequate means of support”— tion in connection with a claim for mon­ and such applicants agree to pay the per When an applicant is receiving an in­ etary benefits that the disabilty was in­ diem rate to cover subsistence, which is come of $50 or more per month from any curred not in line of duty. See also set by .the Administrator of Veterans’ source, this fact will be considered prima Public No. 648, 75th Congress, defining Affairs. *• facie evidence that he has adequate line of duty, whether on active duty or (d) Hospital treatment or domiciliary means of support, except when he is in authorized leave, relative to applicants care for: fact contributing in whole or part from whose only military or naval service was (1) Veterans who served, regardless such income to the support of a wife, in a period other than wartime*. of length of service, during a period of child, mother or father. If the applicant If the applicant’s only service was in war as defined in paragraph (a) (1), who alleges he is contributing to the support a period other than wartime and his last were (i) discharged under other than of dependents other than these, the al­ discharge or separation was not honor­ dishonorable conditions; (ii) who swear leged circumstances will be submitted to able, hospital treatment will be fur­ that they are unable to defray the ex­ central office, for decision as to eligibil­ nished only for a disease or injury in­ pense of hospitalization or domiciliary ity for admission. However, if the med­ curred in line of duty in a period of care, including the expense of transpor­ ical care and treatment will be needed service from which he was discharged tation to and from a Veterans Adminis­ for a period so extensive that the appli­ or separated under other than dishon­ tration facility; and (iii) who are suffer­ cant could not possibly pay for such orable conditions for disability incurred ing from a disability, disease or defect services for such time in a private hospi­ in line of duty. which, being susceptible of cure or de­ tal, this $50 per month income provision (ii) When the applicant is in receipt cided improvement, indicates need for may be waived. of a pension for a service-connected dis­ hospital care, or which, being essentially (b) Under paragraph (d) of § 25.6047: ability, inquiry will not be made as to chronic in type and not susceptible of (1) “Any disability, disease or defect” the character of discharge from» service. cure, or decided improvement by hospital will comprehend any acute, subacute or The same waiver as to character of dis­ care, is producing disablement of such chronic disease (of a general medical, charge will be applicable to paragraph degree and of such probable persistency tuberculous or neuropsychiatric type) or (c) of this section: as will incapacitate from earning a living any acute, subacute or chronic surgical (iii) In those exceptional cases where for a pfospective period, and thereby in­ condition, susceptible of cure or decided the official records of the Army or Navy dicates need for domiliciary care. Ex­ improvement by hospital care; or any show honorable discharge because of cept for applicants presenting emergent condition which, not susceptible of cure expiration of period of enlistment or conditions, consideration in admissions or decided improvement by hospital care, any other reason save disability, but under this paragraph may be given to indicates need for domiciliary care. Do­ also show a disability incurred in line the length or character of service. (See miciliary care,, as the term implies, is of duty during the said enlistment; and also paragraph (b) (1), (i), (ii) and the provision of a home, with such inci­ the disability so recorded is considered (iii), which apply here.) (August 14, dental medical care as is needed. To be in medical judgment to be or to have 1945.) entitled to domiciliary care the applicant been of such character, duration, and No change in (2). must consistently have a disability, dis­ ease or injury which, chronic in type and degree *as to have justified a discharge § 25.6048 Definitions applicable in de­ not susceptible of cure or decided im­ for disability had the period of enlist­ termining eligibility for hospital treat­ provement by hospitalization, is produc­ ment not expired or other reason for ment or domiciliary care. (a) Under ing disablement of such degree and prob­ discharge been given, the medical direc­ paragraph (c) (2) of § 25.6047: able persistency as will incapacitate tor, upon consideration of a clear, full (1) A “permanent disability” will be from earning a living for a prospective statement of the circumstances submit­ taken to mean such impairment of mind period. Defects such as constitutional ted to him is authorized to approve ad­ Or body as may reasonably be expected psychopathic inferiority or mental de­ mission of the applicant for hospital to continue throughout the remainder of ficiency, without superimposed psychosis treatment, provided other eligibility re­ the applicant’s life, or any condition or psychoneurosis, will not indicate hos­ quirements are met. A typical case of listed in § 2.1086 of this chapter. A per­ pital treatment, but will entitle to domi- No. 198------5 12656 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

ciliary care, other requirements being 4440, 4441, 4442, as amended, 49 Stat.- met, if such defects are producing mate­ 1544 (46 U.S.C. 375, 391a, 404, 224, 226, N otices rial social and industrial inadaptability. 228, 229, 2H, 376) and Executive Order (2) “Unable to defray expense of hos­No. 9083, dated February 28,1942 (3 CFR pitalization or domiciliary care, includ­ Cum. Supp.), the following amendment DEPARTMENT of labor. ing transportation to and from a Vet­ to the regulations appearing in the F ed­ erans’ Administration facility.” The eral R egister for September 5, 1945 Office of the Secretary. affidavit of the applicant on Form P-10 (10 F.R. 11311) is prescribed: that he is unable to defray the expenses [WLD 11.61 of hospitalization or domiciliary care, Part 155 Licensed Officers and Cer­ including transportation to and from a tificated Men.: Regulations During W atson Cartage Co. facility, will constitute sufficient warrant Emergency, is rescinded effective May 2, 1946, instead of January 2, 1946. FINDINGS AS TO CONTRACTS IN PROSECUTION to furnish Government transportation O F W AR to cover transportation to the facility. Dated: October 5, 1945. But, having in mind the penal provisions In the matter of Watson Cartage Com­ of the law governing the making of false L. T. Chalker, pany, Dallas, Texas; Case No. S-2721. sworn statements, managers will report Rear Admiral, U. S. C. G., Pursuant to section 2 (b) (3) of the to central office any and all cases in which Acting Commandant. War Labor Disputes Act (Pub. No. 89, they suspect false statements as to in­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18626; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; 78th Cong., 1st sess.) and the Directive ability to defray the expenses of hos­ 9:51 a. m.] of the President .dated August 10, 1943, pitalization or domiciliary care, includ­ published in the F ederal R egister Au­ ing transportation. Such reports will gust 14, 1943, and include all the facts, with comment and Having been advised of the existence recommendation. TITLE 47—TELECOMMUNICATION of a labor dispute involving Watson Cart­ (c) Persons applying for hospital age Company, Dallas, Texas, Chapter I—Federal Communications treatment, under paragraph (c) or (d) I find that the motor transportation of § 25.6047, and who are potentially en­ Commission of foodstuffs and other freight by Wat­ titled to other hospital treatment be­ [Order 129] son Cartage Company, Dallas, Texas, cause of membership in a union, frater­ pursuant to contracts with agencies of nal organization, or group hospitalization P art 2—General R ules and R egulations the United States, is contracted for in plan or under commercial insurance sunrise and sunset time companies policies covering illness or the prosecution of the war within the injury; or as beneficiaries of a State In­ The Commission, on September 26, meaning of section 2 (b) (3) of the War dustrial Commission or Employees Com­ 1945, effective 2 a. m., September 30,1945, Labor Disputes Act. pensation Commission, etc., will be in­ deleted § 2.36 Standard time; daylight Signed at Washington, D. C. this 5th structed to procure their hospital treat­ saving time, and adopted the following: day of October 1945. ment from such sources. When, how­ At a session of the Federal Communi­ ever, any such person is hospitalized in cations Commission held at its offices in L B . Schwellenbach, a Veterans’ Administration facility for Washington, D. C., on the 26th day of Secretary. treatment of a condition not service- September 1945, [F. R. Doc, 45-18627; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; connected, including any injury for It appearing, that there are a large 10:37 a. m.] which a third party is liable; and such number of existing construction permits, person is potentially entitled to reim­ licenses, and special authorizations for bursement for the costs of the treatment standard broadcast stations which pro­ provided by the Veterans’ Administra­ vide that the licensees or permittees, tion, the service will not be rendered by which commence operation at “sunrise” CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. the Veterans’ Administration without and cease operation at “sunset”, shall charge therefor to the extent of such re­ specify the average times of sunrise and [Docket No. 548 et al.] imbursement. Action will be taken to sunset one hour in advance of mean National Airlines, I nc., et al.; Missis­ effect collection from the persons, com­ astronomical time for each month in sippi Valley Case panies, organizations of agencies (other accordance with standard time, as estab­ than Federal) in the amounts deter­ lished by Public Law No. 403, approved notice of hearing mined payable under the terms of the January 20, 1942, and applicable insurance policy, plan, agree­ It further appearing, that on Septem­ In the matter of the applications of ment or other undertaking. ber 25, 1945, Public Law No. 403 was National Airlines, Inc., and other appli­ cants for certificates, and amendments [seal] Omar N. Bradley, repealed and the standard time of the General, U. S. Army, United States returned to “mean as­ of certificates, of public convenience and Administrator. * tronomical time” in accordance with the necessity, known as the Mississippi Val­ October 8, 1945. act of March 1918. ley Case, under section 401 of the Civil Now, therefore, It is ordered, That the Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended. [F. R, Doc. 45-18643; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; specific average times of sunrise and 11:27 a. m.] Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the sunset in all existing instruments of Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amend­ authorization for standard broadcast ed, particularly sections 401, 408, and stations shall be returned to “mean as­ 1001 of said act, that a hearing in the tronomical time”, as provided in the act TITLE 46—SHIPPING above-entitled proceeding is assigned to of March 19, 1918; and It is further be held on November 5, 1945, at 10:00 Chapter I—Coast Guard: Inspection and ordered, That Order No. 90 adopted o'clock a. in.; at the Roosevelt Hotel, New Navigation February 3, 1942, be, and it is hereby, Orleans, La., before Examiner Ferdinand repealed. 8nbchapter O—Regulations Applicable to Certain D. Moran. Vessels and Shipping During Emergency This order shall become effective 2 Dated: Washington, D. C., October 5, o’clock a. m., September 30, 1945. P art 155—Licensed Officers and Cer­ 1945. tificated Men : R egulations D uring F ederal Communications By the Civil Aeronautics Board. _ E mergency Commission. Wm. P. Massing, F red A. T oombs, amendment to regulation Acting Secretary. . Secretary. By virtue of the authority vested in me [F. R. Doc. 45-18557; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945fr [F. R. Doc. 45-18628; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; by R. S. 4405, 4417a, 4426, 4438, 4439, 3:01 p. m.] 10:46 a. ni.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12657

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION. addition thereto, authorized Applicant to lic Service Company, as amended by a transport for Tennessee Gas and Trans­ further agreement of March 24, 1943. [Docket No. G-622] mission Company (Tennessee Company)- Applicant therefore requests authority to transport through the new Carthage- U nited G as P ipe Line Co. by means of such authorized facilities (1) a maximuni of 114,000 mcf of natural Sterlington pipeline and deliver to United NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION gas per day from the Carthage field in Gas Corporation the amounts of natural * O ctober 5, 1945. Texas to the Monroe, Louisiana, com­ gas required by the consumers in the pressing station of the Tennessee Com­ Town of Calhoun, Louisiana, and the Notice is hereby given that on October farm tap and rural customers referred to 1, 1945, a supplemental application was pany, and (2) a maximum of 65,000 mcf of natural gas per day during the war above. filed with the Federal Power Commission emergency period, from the Carthage As heretofore stated, Applicant seeks by United Gas Pipe Line Company (Ap­ field to the Monroe field area in Louisi­ permission to transport through the fa­ plicant), a Delaware corporation, with ana, for service to customers presently cilities authorizedin Opinion No. 124 and its principal place of business at Shreve­ being served by Applicant. The deter­ accompanying order of July 5, 1945, and port, Louisiana, for a certificate of public mination of the amount of natural gas sell natural gas to certain natural gas convenience and necessity pursuant to to be transported after the war emer­ companies. These companies are (1) section 7 of the Natural Gas Act, as gency period was reserved for considera­ Memphis Natural Gas Company, (2) amended, to authorize (1) the construc­ tion by the Commission in the light of Southern Natural Gas Company, and (3) tion and operation of certain facilities the circumstances then existing. Mississippi River Fuel Corporation. hereinafter described, and (2) the trans­ At the present time, Applicant sells With respect to the Memphis Company, portation and sale of natural gas to cer­ natural gas at wholesale in the Monroe Applicant proposes to deliver to the Mem­ tain natural gas companies in accord­ field to three major pipeline companies, phis Company in the Monroe gas field ance with the terms of various contracts namely, Mississippi River Fuel Corpora­ certain quantities of gas that will be which will be more specifically referred tion, Memphis Natural Gas Company, transported through Applicant’s Sarepta- to and described in this notice. and Southern Natural Gas Company. Sterlington pipeline. Applicant, there­ On February 12, 1945, Applicant filed These companies are supplied with gas fore, requests that' it be authorized to an application, thereafter amended, in by a “producers group” consisting of Ap­ transport through the Carthage-Ster­ Docket No. G-622 for a certificate of plicant, Interstate Natural Gas Com­ lington pipeline the quantity of gas public convenience and necessity pur­ pany Inc., its affiliate, Hope Producing equivalent to the requirements of the suant to section 7 of the Natural Gas Company, Southern Carbon Company, Memphis Company from sources other Act, as -amended, to authorize the con­ and United Carbon Company, in accord­ than the Monroe field The sale and de­ struction and operation of the following ance with contracts whereby each pro­ livery of gas to Memphis Company, par­ facilities: ducer furnishes a certain portion of the ticularly during the coming winter pe­ (1) Approximately 143 miles of 24- requirements of such pipeline companies. riod, is covered by an “Interim Agree­ inch outside diameter natural-gas trans­ Applicant now supplies approximately 40 ment” between the latter and Applicant mission pipeline beginning at a "gasoline per cent of the total requirements of dated September 6, 1945, which is to be plant to be constructed by Applicant in Mississippi River Fuel and 34 per cent filed with the Commission as a rate the Carthage gas field near Carthage, of 16,000,000 mcf of the Memphis Com­ schedule. Under this agreement Appli­ Panola County, Texas, and extending in pany’s annual requirements. The “pro­ cant proposes to transport and sell to an easterly direction to a point of con­ ducers group” supplies 75 per cent of Memphis Company during the first nection with Tennessee Gas and Trans­ Southern Natural’s total requirements, twelve months of service, approximately mission Company’s existing main 24- of which Applicant’s quota of about 30 4,250,000 mcf. inch natural-gas transmission line at the per cent is produced principally in the Regarding the necessity for executing latter’s Monroe, Louisiana, compressor Monroe field. * >he “Interim Agreement” with Memphis station, thence in a northeasterly direc­ Applicant contends that since the issu­ Company, Applicant refers to the appli­ tion to a point of connection with Ap- ance of the Commission’s Opinion No. 124 cations of the Memphis Company before licant’s existing pipeline facilities in the and accompanying order of July 5, 1945, this Commission in Docket Nos. G-522 Monroe gas field at Applicant’s Sterling- various matters and emergencies have and G-549, and Opinion No. 119 rendered ton compressor station, together with arisen thus necessitating the filing of the in connection with such applications. appurtenant facilities, including three supplemental application of October 1, According to Opinion No. 119 and accom­ measuring stations and a parallel tele­ 1945. panying order of November 21, 1944, phone line. According to such supplemental appli­ Memphis Company was authorized to (2) Approximately 4*4 miles of 18- cation, it is claimed that in obtaining construct and operate approximately inch outside diameter natural-gas trans­ rights-of-way for the construction of the 49 V2 miles of 20-inch pipeline extending mission pipeline beginning at the gaso­ facilities heretofore authorized it has from the North Lisbon gas field in Louis­ line plant of The Chicago Corporation been found necessary for Applicant to iana to the Guthrie compressor station in the Carthage gas field and extending agree to sell and deliver to United Gas of Memphis in the Monroe gas field, Lou­ to a point of connection with the above- Corporation, natural gas for distribution isiana. This line is known and referred described 24-inch pipeline at the dis­ in the Town of Calhoun, Louisiana. Ap­ to as the “Lisbon Line.” However, due to charge side of Applicant’s proposed gas­ plicant, therefore, has submitted for fil­ the delay in constructing such pipeline, oline plant in the Carthage field, together ing a gas sales contract dated September the completion and operation thereof will with appurtenant facilities, including a 17,1945, between United Gas Corporation not be made within the time originally gas measuring station and a parallel and Applicant, covering the require­ contemplated. In order to provide an telephone line. ments of the Town of Calhoun together emergency arrangement for the supply By means of such facilities, Applicant with the proposed sale of gas to rural of gas outside the Monroe field until such proposed to transport for Tennessee Gas consumers through farm taps, rural serv­ time as the Lisbon pipeline of Memphis is and Transmission Company a maximum ice lines, rural projects, and oil field in operation, the “Interim Agreement” of approximately 114,000 Mcf of natural projects connecting to a portibn of Appli­ above referred to was executed. gas per day from the Carthage gas field cant’s new Carthage-Sterlington 24-inch The “Interim. Agreement” upon be­ in Texas to Tennessee’s Monroe, Louisi­ pipeline. Applicant estimates that it will coming effective provides, among other ana, compressor station. Applicant also sell approximately 6,650 mcf of natural things, that the “Transportation Agree­ proposed to transport additional quan­ gas to the United Gas Corporation for ment” between the Memphis Company tities of gas into the Monroe field area the Town of Calhoun, for the first 12 and Applicant dated April 16, 1945, FPC for sale and delivery to customers served months of service, and approximately Rate Schedule No. 9, shall become effec­ from thajLarea. 5,550 mcf of natural gas |o farm taps and tive November 1, 1946, or upon the first After a public hearing on the applica­ rurals during the same period. Deliveries day of the calendar month succeeding tion of February 12, 1945, the Commis­ of gas under the above contract of Sep­ the date on which the Lisbon pipeline of sion, on July 5, 1945, issued Jts Opinion tember 17,1945, are to be made under the Memphis Company is completed and No. 124 and accompanying order per­ terms of an agreement dated July 24, placed in operation, whichever date is mitting the construction and operation 1937, entered into July 24, 1937, between earlier. During the period from the ef­ of the above-described facilities and, in Applicant’s predecessor United Gas Pub­ fective date of the ““Interim Agreement” 12658 FEDERAI* REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

to the effective date of the “Transporta­ tive unless (1) it is permitted to become as are relevant and material to the mat­ tion Agreement”, Applicant will receive effective as a rate schedule without sus-> ters involved herein. from, transport for, and deliver to the • pension of the rates, by action or-inac­ In view of the above, Applicant re­ Memphis Company 50 per cent of outside tion of the Commission, and (2) Appli­ quests that the Commission amend or gas required by Memphis, and to be per­ cant is authorized to transport through supplement its order of July 5, 1945, in formed in the same manner and subject the new Carthage-Sterlington pipeline Docket No. G-622 so às to specifically to the same conditions as if Applicant deliveries of gas to Mississippi River Fuel authorize (1) the transportation and rather than Memphis had been required “as additional quantities” as such term sale of natural gas "as provided for in the to transport gas under the terms of the is used in paragraph (B) of the order of agreements referred to above, and (2) transportation agreement. The esti­ July 5, 1945, in Docket No. G-622. „• All the construction and operation of the fa­ mated amount of gas proposed to be gas deliverable under such new agree­ cilities and connections required in con­ transported for the Memphis Company ment is proposed to be transported from nection therewith; for the first'twelve months of service is a new source of supply, namely, the Any person desiring to be heard or to 4,250,000 mcf. Carthage field in Texas, to Monroe field make any protest with reference to said Applicant contends that the need for in Louisiana. The new agreement pro­ application should on or before the 22nd an additional gas supply for the Mem­ vides that Applicant will deliver to Mis­ day of October, 1945, file with the Fed­ phis Company especially this winter was sissippi River Fuel Corporation the same eral Power Commission, Washington 25, recognized by the Commission when it percentage of its requirements as under D. C., a petition or protest in accordance granted the latter a certificate of public existing agreements, until November 1, with the Commission’s provisional rules convenience and necessity in Docket Nos. 1966. Qf practice and regulations under the G-522 and G-549. It is, therefore, urged The estimated quantity of gas proposed Natural Gas Act. that unless said “Interim Agreement” is to be sold to Mississippi River Fuel for permitted to become effective, there will the first 12 months of service is 18,470,- [seal! Leon M. F uqtjay, be a substantial gas shortage in the City 000 mcf, which quantity is calculated on Secretary. of Memphis, Tennessee. a maximum daily demand of 56,000 mcf. IF. R. Doc, 45-18556; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; With respect to the Southern Natural Deliveries to Mississippi River Fuel 11:58 a. m.] Gas Company, Applicant refers to the shall commence on November 1, 1946, certificate of public convenience and except that under the provisions of Ar­ necessity issued to that company on Sep­ ticle 5 of the September 7, 1945 agree­ [Docket Nos. G-656 and G-665J tember 15, 1945, in Docket No. G-641, ment, Mississippi River Fuel may demand wherein the Commission authorized the delivery of gas prior to November t, 1946, Cities S ervice G as Co. et al. construction and operation of certain fa­ in an amount equal to the difference be­ NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS cilities by Southern Natural in order that tween its full input requirements and it could increase the system capacity of the amount being received in the Monroe October 4,1945. its system by 25,000 mcf per day. field by it from its present suppliers in­ In the matters of Cities Service Gas Applicant states that in order to assist cluding Applicant. Such- quantity has Company and Frank Haueke and H. A. Southern Natural in meeting its require­ not been estimated as Applicant believes Amerine. ments, both parties have entered into a it will be small. Notice is hereby given that on August contract dated September *7, 1945, which Applicant in its supplemental applica­ 17, 1945, Cities Service Gas Company, a has been filed as a new rate schedule. tion requests that it be permitted to Delaware corporation having jts princi­ This agreement cancels and supersedes transport through the Carthage-Ster­ pal place of business at First National Applicant’s FFC Rate Schedule No. 44 lington pipeline, and deliver to Missis­ Bank Building, Oklahoma City, Okla­ and all effective amendments thereto, sippi River Fuel the quantities of gas homa, filed with the Federal Power Com­ with the result that all gas deliverable necessary to fulfill Applicant’s obliga­ mission application in Docket No. G-656 will be transported by seller from a new, tions under the proposed new contract for a certificate of public convenience source of supply, namely, the Carthage of September 7, 1945- and necessity pursuant to section 7 of field in Texas to the Monroe field, Louisi­ The physical connections necessary to the Natural Gas Act, as amended, for ana. The new agreement provides that render the gas service contemplated by authority to construct and operate facil­ Applicant will deliver 26 percent of this supplemental application are: ities, for the purpose of measuring, sell­ Southern Natural’s requirements until (a) In the case of the farm taps—con­ ing and delivering natural gas to Frank October 31, 1965. It is estimated that nections to Applicant’s pipeline together Haueke and H. A. Amerine, co-partners, under the proposed new agreement ap­ with valve at each point of connection. at a point in the Southeast Quarter of proximately 19,003,000 mcf will be sold (b) In the case of delivery tot United Section Eleven, Township Twenty-one to Southern Natural for the period of Gas Corporation for resale at Calhoun, South, Range Nine East, Chase County, the first twelve months of service. This Louisiana—approximately eight-tenths Kansas, adjacent to its 20 inch gas pipe quantity is calculated on the basis that (0.8) mile of pipeline, 2 inches in diame­ line extending from Wichita, Kansas to a maximum daily demand of 65,000 mcf ter, with appurtenant connections, valves Ottawa, Kansas, such facilities being will be applicable throughout the year. and measuring station. described as follows: Applicant, therefore, requests that it (c) In the case of delivery to Southern A 3 Inch by-pass around Applicant’s pres-, be authorized to transport through the Natural Gas Company—approximately ent 20 inch main line gate; a 3 inch high Carthage-Sterlington pipeline and de­ 1700 feet of pipeline, 16 inches in diame­ pressure regulator setting with a 2 inch liver to Southern Natural the quantities ter, extending from the terminus of Ap­ high pressure regulator; a 4 inch orifice meter setting complete with a 2 inch high of gas required to fulfill Applicant’s obli­ plicant’s Sterlington-Perryville line to pressure regulator on the outlet; a 3 inch gations under the said contract of Sep­ the point of delivery to Southern Natural gas pipe line extending from the by-pass to tember 7, 1945. Gas Company in the Monrbe field known the regulator setting above described; and Regarding the Mississippi River Fuel as that Company’s Logansport Receiving a 4 inch gas pipe line extending from the Corporation, the supplemental applica­ Station; and a metering station at such aforesaid regulator setting to the orifice tion recites that the latter is in need of point of delivery. meter setting above described. an additional source of natural gas to (d) The installation of three check On September 24, 1945, Frank Haueke replace the diminishing delivery capacity metering stations, at or near the site of and H. A. Amerine, a co-partnership, of the Monroe field, and that it is neces­ its Sterlington, Louisiana, compressing with their principal place of business in sary for Mississippi River Fuel*to pre­ station, to measure the gas delivered Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, filed with the pare in advance to supplement such de­ from the Carthage-Sterlington pipeline Federal Power Commission an applica­ clining delivery capacity. The latter into Applicant’s other lines. tion in Docket No. G-665 for a certificate company and Applicant have, for such Applicant claims that in view of the of public convenience and necessity pur­ reason, entered into an agreement dated Commission’s action in Docket Nos. suant to section 7 of the Natural Gas Act, September 7, 1945, which has been filed G-522, G-549 (Memphis Natural), G-641 as amended, for authorization to con­ with the Commission as a rate schedule. (Southern Natural), and G-622 (Appli­ struct and«., operate the following de­ This agreement amends Applicant’s cant) , a formal hearing need not be held scribed facilities, for the purpose of FFC Rate Schedules Nos. 9, 10, and 11, but if such a hearing is required, that it transporting natural gas, to be purchased as amended, and does not become effec­ be limited and restricted to such issues from Cities Service Gas Company, and FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12659 selling such gas for resale to Strong City his report upon the facts; conclusion of the retail ceiling price under this order, Gas Company and Cottonwood Falls Gas facts; conclusions of law; and recom­ or attach to the article a label, tag or Company, distributing companies serv­ mendation for appropriate action by the ticket stating the retail ceiling price. ing Strong City and Cottonwood Falls, Commission. This mark or statement must be in the following form: Kansas, respectively: By the Commission. (Sec. 13, MPR 580) Seventeen and one-half miles of 4-inch [seal] O tis B. J ohnson, OP A Price—$------O. D. gas pipe line from the pipe line of Secretary. Cities Service Gas Company in Section Elev­ On and after December 1, 1945, no re­ en, Township Nineteen South of Range Eight [P. R. Doc. 45-18551; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; tailer may offer or sell the article unless East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Chase 11:25 a. m.] it is marked or tagged in the form stated County, Kansas, to a point west of Cotton­ above. Prior to December 1,1945, unless wood Pails, Kansas, and in close proximity thereto, in Chase County, Kansas, together the article is marked or tagged in^this with appropriate terminal facilities at the OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTA­ form, the retailer shall comply with the above point of termination as a base or sta­ TION. marking, tagging and posting provisions tion for the purpose of transmitting the of the applicable regulation. natural gas flowing through the proposed [Special Order ODT W-3, Revocation] (e) On or before the first delivery to facilities to the distribution plants, pipes or Coyle Lin e s and R iver T erminals C orp. any purchaser for resale of each article mains furnishing the Cities of Cottonwood listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall Falls and Strong City and their inhabitants COORDINATED TOWAGE OPERATIONS OF CAR­ RIERS BY WATER ON THE INTRACOASTAL send the purchaser a copy of this order. with natural gas. - (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ Both applications recite that the sup­ CANAL IN THE UNITED STATES quires, the provisions of the applicable ply of natural gas to be furnished by Pursuant to Executive Order\5989, as regulation shall apply to sales for which the proposed facilities is required to aug­ amended, Special Order ODT W-3 (9 retail ceiling prices are established by ment the depleted local supply now used F.R. 13684) is hereby revoked effective this order. to meet the requirements of Strong City October 10, 1945. (g) This order may be revoked or and Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, and their (E.O.8989, as amended, 6 F.R. 6725,8 F.R. amended by the Price Administrator at surrounding areas. 14183) any time. Any person desiring to be heard or to make any protest with reference to Issued at Washington, D. C., this 5th This order shall become effective Octo­ said applications should, on or before day of October 1945. ber 5, 1945. the 20th day of October, 1945, file with J. M. J o h nson, Issued this 4th day of October 1945. the Federal Power Commission, Wash­ Director, J ames G. R ogers, Jr., ington 25, D. C., a petition or protest Office of Defense Transportation. Acting Administrator. in accordance with the Commission’s [F. R. Doc. 45-18546; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; [P. R. Doc. 45-18521; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; provisional rules of practice and regula­ 11:17 a. m.J tions uAder the Natural Gas Act. 4:20 p. m.] [seal] L eon M. F uquay, [MPR 580, Order 210] Secretary. OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. D odge-D ickinson Co. [P. R. Doc. 45-18642; Piled, Oct. 8, 1945; [MPR 580, Order 209] 11:26 a. m.] ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES M allon M attress Co. Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Order 210. Establishing ceiling prices at FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, retail for certain articles. Docket No. [ Docket No. 5354 ] Order 209. Establishing ceiling prices at 6063-580-13-169. For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Carrier T raining I nstitute et al. retail for certain articles. Docket No. 6063-580-13-65. ion issued simultaneously herewith and ORDER APPOINTING TRIAL EXAMINER AND FIX­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion pursuant to section 13 of Maximum Price ING TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTI­ issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ Regulation No. 580; It is ordered: MONY suant to section 13 of Maximum Price (a) The following ceiling prices are es­ Regulation No. 580; It is ordered: tablished for sales by any seller at retail At a regular session of the Federal of the following articles manufactured Trade Commission, held at its office in (a) The following ceiling prices are established for sales by any seller at re­ by The Dodge-Dickinson Company, 715 the City of Washington, D. C., on the East Empire Street, Bloomington, 111., 4th day of October A. D. 1945. tail of the following articles manufac­ tured by Mallon Mattress Company, and described in the manufacturer’s ap­ In the matter of Career Training In­ plication dated April 9,1945: stitute, a corporation; and Samuel A. 52-60 Beverly Street, Boston, Mass., and Cannon, Geraldine S. Cannon, Leo Ertag described in the manufacturer’s applica­ Retail and Joseph A. Cosenza, individually and tion dated April 13,1945: Brand name Article Style name ceiling as officers of said corporation. price This matter being at issue and ready Retail Brand name Article Style name ceiling Triple Cushion.... M attress___ Four Star... $39.50 for the taking of testimony, and pursuant price Box spring.. ____do...... 39.50 to authority vested in the Federal Trade Commission, Triple cushion...... M attress___ Four Star... $39.50 (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ It is ordered, That George Biddle, a Box spring...... do...... 39.50 cle stated iq paragraph (a) shall apply Trial Examiner of this Commission, be to any other article of the same type, and he hereby is designated and ap­ having the same selling price to the re­ pointed to take testimony and receive (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ evidence in this proceeding and to per­ cle stated in paragraph (a) shall apply tailer, the same brand or company name form all other duties authorized by law; to any other article of the same type, and first sold by the manufacturer after It is further ordered, That the taking having the same selling price to the re- the effective date of this order. of testimony in this proceeding begin on -tailer, the same brand or company name (c) The retail ceiling prices contained Monday, October 15, 1945, at two o’clock and first sold by the manufacturer after in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of the effective date of this order. the ceiling prices which have been or in the afternoon of that day (Eastern would otherwise be established under this Standard Time), in Room 505, 45 Broad­ (c) The retail ceiling prices contained in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of or any other regulation. way, New York, New York. (d) On and after November 1, 1945, Upon completion of testimony for the the ceiling prices which have been or would otherwise be established under The Dodge-Dickinson Co., must mark Federal Trade Commission, the trial ex­ each article listed in paragraph (a) with aminer is directed to proceed immedi­ this or any other regulation. ately to take testimony and evidence on (d) On and after November 1, 1945, the retail ceiling price under this order, behalf of the respondent. The trial ex­ the Mallon Mattress Co. must mark or attach to the article a label, tag or aminer will then close the case and make each article listed in paragraph (a) with ticket stating the retail ceiling price. 12660 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 0, 1945

This mark or statement must be in the (d) On and after November 15, 1945, the retail ceiling price under this order, following form: Elias Sayour Co., Inc., must mark each or attach to the article a label, tag or (Sec. 13, MPR 580) article listed in paragraph (a) with the ticket stating the retail ceiling price. OPA Price—$_____ retail ceiling price under this order, or This mark or statement must be in the attach to the article a label, tag or ticket following form: On and after December 1, 1945, no re­ stating the retail ceiling price. This tailer may offer or sell the article unless (Sec. 13, MPR 580) mark or statement must be in the follow­ OPA Price—$_____ it is marked or tagged in the form stated ing form: above. Prior to December 1, 1945, un­ (Sec. 13, MPR 580) On and after December 1, 1945, no re­ less the article is marked or tagged in OPA Price—$_____ tailer may offer or sell the article unless this form, the retailer shall comply with it is marked or tagged in the form stated the marking, tagging and posting provi­ On and after December 15, 1945, no re­ above. Prior to December 1,1945, unless sions of the applicable regulation. tailer may offer or sell the article unless the article is marked or tagged in this (e) On or before the first delivery to it is marked or tagged in the form stated form, the retailer shall comply with the any purchaser for resale of each article above. Prior to December 15,1945, unless marking, tagging ai^d posting provisions listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall the article is marked or tagged in this of the applicable regulation. send the purchaser a copy of this order. form, the retailer shall comply with the (e) On or before the first delivery to (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ marking, lagging and posting provisions any purchaser for resale of each article quires, the provisions of the applicable of the applicable regulation. listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall regulation shall apply to sales for which (e) On or before the first delivery to send the purchaser a copy of this order. retail ceiling prices are established by any purchaser for resale of each article (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ this order. listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall quires, the provisions of the applicable (g) This order may be revoked or send the purchaser a copy of this order. regulation shall apply to sales for which amended by the Price Administrator at (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ retail ceiling prices are established by any time. quires, .the provisions of the applicable this order. This order shall become effective Octo­ regulation shall apply to* sales for which (g) This order may be revoked or ber 5, 1945. retail ceiling prices are established by amended by the Price Administrator at this order. any time. Issued this 4th day of October 1945. (g) This order may be revoked or amended by the Price Administrator at This order shall become effective Octo­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., ber 5,1945. Acting Administrator. any time. IF. R. Doc. 45-18522; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; This order shall become effective Oc­ Issued this 4th day of October 1945. 4:20 p. m.] tober 5, 1945. J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Issued this 4th day of October 1945. Acting Administrator. [MPR 580, Order 211] [F. R. Doc. 45-18524; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; J ames G. R ogers, Jr., 4:21 p. m.J Elias S ayour Co., I nc. Acting Administrator. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES [F. R. Doc. 45-18523; Filed,* Oct. 4, 1945; [MPR 580, Order 214] Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, 4:21 p. m.] Order 211. Establishing ceiling prices at M ohawk Carpet Mills, I nc. [MPR 580, Order 212] retail for certain articles. Docket No. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES 6063-580-13-250. A. H. SC H R EIBER CO. Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, For the reasons set forth in an opin­ ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Order 214. Establishing ceiling prices at ion issued simultaneously herewith and retail for certain articles. Docket No. pursuant to section 13 of Maximum Price Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, 6063-580-13-228. Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: Order 212. Establishing ceiling prices at For the reasons set forth in an opinion (a) The following ceiling prices are retail for certain articles. Docket No. issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ established for sales by any seller at re­ 6063-580-13-339. suant to section 13 of Maximum Price tail of the following articles manufac­ For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: tured by Elias Sayour Co., Inc., 31 East ion issued simultaneously herewith and (a) The following ceiling prices are 31 St., New York, N. Y., having the brand pursuant to section 13 of Maximum Price established for sales by any seller at re­ name “Saybury”, and described in the Regulation No. 580, It is ordered: tail of the following articles manufac­ manufacturer’s application dated June (a) The following ceiling prices are tured by Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc., 21, 1945: established for sales by any seller at re­ Amsterdam, N. Y., and described in the tail of the following articles manufac­ manufacturer’s application dated June M anu­ tured by A. H. Schreiber Co., 10 W. 33d 5. 1945: factur­ Retail Article Material er’s ceiling Street, New York, N. Y., and described selling price in the manufacturer’s application dated price September 14, 1945:

Housecoats and brunch- Cotton___ $2.62)i $3.95 Retail coats. 3.25 4.95 Brand name Article Style ceiling 8.75 5.95 No. price Rayon___ 3.75 6.50 4.25 6.95 4.75 7.95 Each 5.60 8.65 “Skintees” . . Ladies’ panty____ 257 $0.59 6.75 10.95 7.75 12.95 Robes...... Q u ilted ... 8.00 12.95 (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ 9.00 14.95 cle stated in paragraph (a) shall apply to any other article of the same type, (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ having the same selling price to the re­ cle stated in paragraph (a) shall apply tailer, the same brand or company name to any other article of the same type, and first sold by the manufacturer after having the same selling price to the re­ the effective date of this order. (b) The retail ceiling price of an arti­ tailer, the same brand or company name (c) The retail ceiling prices contained cle stated in paragraph (a) shall apply and first sold by the manufacturer after in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of to any other article of the same type, the effective date of this order. the ceiling prices which have been or having the same selling price to the re­ with in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12661

(b) The maximum net prices estab­ the ceiling prices which have been or On On would otherwise be established under this lished in (a) above may be increased sales to On sales to Model sales to or any other regulation. by the following amount to each class of distrib­ dealers con­ (d) On and after November 1, 1945, purchaser to cover the cost of crating utors sumers Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc., must mark when crating is actually supplied: $6.00. (c) The maximum net prices estab­ 11 cu. ft.—K hp. condensing each article listed in paragraph (a) with $210 $252 $420 the retail ceiling prfce under this order, lished by this order shall be subject to 15 cu. ft.—li hp. condensing discounts and allowances and the rendi­ 254 305 £08 or attach to the article a label, tag or 26 cu^ft.—H hp. condensing ticket stating the retail ceiling price. tion of services which are at least as 360 432 720 This mark or statement must be in the favorable as those which each seller ex­ following form: tended or rendered or would have ex­ tended or rendered to purchasers of the (b) The maximum net prices estab­ (Section 13, MPR 580) lished in (a) above may be increased by OPA Price—$_____ same class on comparable sales of similar commodities during March 1942. the following amount to each class of On and after December 1, 1945, no re­ (d) On sales by a distributor or dealer purchaser to cover the cost of crating, tailer may oiler or sell the article unless the following charges may be added to when crating is actually supplied: $6.00. it is marked or tagged in the form stated the maximum prices established in (a) (c) The maximum net prices estab­ above. Prior to December 1,1945, unless above: lished by this order shall be subject to the article is marked or tagged in this (1) The actual amount of freight paid discounts and allowances and the ren­ form, the retailer shall comply with the to obtain delivery to his place of busi­ dition of services which are at least as marking, tagging and posting provisions ness. Such charges shall not exceed the favorable as those which each seller ex­ of the applicable regulation. lowest common carrier rates. tended or rendered or would have ex­ (e) On or before the first delivery to (2) Crating charges actually paid to tended or rendered to purchasers of the any purchaser for resale of each article his supplier but in no instance exceeding same class on comparable sales of simi­ listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall the amount specified in (b) above. lar commodities during March 1942. send the purchaser a copy of this order. (e) Each seller covered by this order, (d) On sales by a distributor or dealer (f) Unless the context otherwise re­ except a dealer, shall notify each of his the following charges may be added to quires, the provisions of the applicable purchasers, in writing, at or before the the maximum prices established in (a) regulation shall apply to sales for which issuance of the first’“Invoice after the above: retail ceiling prices are established by effective date of this order, of the maxi­ (1) The actual amount of freight paid this order. mum prices established by this order for to obtain delivery to his place of business. (g) This order may be revoked or each such seller as well as the maximum Such charges shall not exceed the lowest amended by the Price Administrator at prices established for purchasers upon common carrier rates. any time. (2) Crating charges actually paid to resale, including allowable transporta­ his supplier but in no instance exceed­ This order shall become effective Oc­ tion and crating charges. ing the amount specified in (b) above. tober 5, 1945. (f) The Consolidated Conditioning Corporation of Mt. Vernon, New York, (e) Each seller covered by this order, Issued this 4th day of October 1945. except a dealer, shall notify each of his shall stencil on the inside of the lid or purchasers, in writing, at or before the J ames G. R ogers, Jr., cover of the deep freeze units covered by issuance of the first invoice after the ef­ Acting Administrator. . this order, substantially the following: fective date of this order, of the maxi­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18525; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; OPA Maximum Retail Price—$------mum prices established by this order for 4:22 p. m.] Plus freight and crating as provided in each seller as well as the maximum prices Order No. 41 under Maximum Price Regula­ established for purchasers upon resale, tion No. 591. including allowable transportation and [MPR 591, Order 41] (g) This order may be revoked or crating charges. amended by the Price Administrator at (f) R. M. Erdin of 53 Livingston Road, Consolidated Conditioning Corp. any time. East Hartford 8, Connecticut, shall sten­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES cil on the inside of the lid or cover of This order shall become effective Oc­ the 3 sizes of food freezers covered by For the reasons set forth in an opinion tober 5, 1945. this order, substantially the following: isued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division of the Federal Register Issued this 4th day of October 1945. OPA Maximum Retail Price $_____ and pursuant to section 9 of Maximum J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Plus freight and crating as provided In Price Regulation No. 591, I t is ordered: Acting Administrator. Order No. 42 under Maximum Price Regu­ (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. lation No. 591. point of shipment, for sales by any per­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18526; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; 4:22 p. m.] (g) This order may be revoked or son of the following deep freeze units amended by the Price Administrator at manufactured by Consolidated Condi­ any time. tioning Corporation of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and as described in the application dated This order shall become effective Oc­ June 26, 1945, which is on file with the [MPR 591, Order 42] tober 5, 1945. Building Materials Price Branch, Office Issued this 4th day of October 1945. of Price Administration, Washington 25, R. M. Erdin D. C., shall be: J ames G. R ogers, Jr., AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Acting Administrator. [F. R. Doc. 45-18527; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; For the reasons set forth in an opinion 4:22 p. m.] Model Capacity ïi Issued simultaneously herewith, and filed dealers with the Division of the Federal Register, [MPR 591, Order 43] On sales to ' On sales to distributors Si and pursuant to section 9 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 591; It is ordered: H arder R efrigerator Corp. 60L 6 cu. ft. with yi H P $155 $186 $310 condensing unit. (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. authorization of maximum prices 60L 6 cu. ft. w ith ii H P 160 192 320 point of shipment, for sales by any per­ condensing unit (de For the reasons set forth in an opin­ luxe). son of the following^ sizes of food freez­ ion issued simultaneously herewith and SOL___ _ 9 cu. ft. with yi H P 190 228 380 ers manufactured by R. M. Erdin of East condensing unit. filed with the Division of the Federal 120L...... 12 cu. ft. with yi H P 210 252 420 Hartford, Conn., and as described in the Register and pursuant to section 9 of condensing unit. application dated August 24, 1945, which 160L____ 16-cu. ft. with H H P 280 336 560 Maximum Price Regulation No. 591, It condensing unit. is on file with the Building Materials is ordered: 210L 21 cu. ft. with H H P 350 420 700 condensing unit. Price Branch, Office of Price Administra­ (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. tion, Washington 25, D. C., shall be: point of shipment, for sales by any per- 12662 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

son of the following farm freezers man­ [Order 57 Under 3 (e), Arndt. 2] 1. Paragraph (b) (2) is amended by ufactured by the Harder Refrigerator G oodyear T ire and R ubber Co. adding thereto the following names and Corporation, Cobleskill, N. Y., a division mine index numbers: of the Tyler Fixture Company of Niles, AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES P. H. Elkhorn Coal Co______5777 Mich., and as described in the applica­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion Estill Elkhorn Coal Co______;____ 7371 tion dated July 17, 1945, which is on Issued-simultaneously herewith and filed Reid Branch Coal Co______7173 file with the Building Materials Price with the Division of the Federal Register, Abner Pork Mining Co______7024 Branch, Office of Price Administration, and pursuant to § 1499.3 (e).of the Gen­ Josephine Elkhorn Coal Co__ - ______632 Washington 25, D. C., shall be: City Elkhorn Coal Co____'______7319 eral Maximum Price Regulation, para­ City Elkhorn Coal Co. (B. P. Friend) __ 1100 graph (b) of Order No. 57 under §1499.3 On On (e) of the General Maximum Price Reg­ 2. Paragraph (b) (3) is amended by sales to On sales to Model distrib­ sales to con­ ulation is amended by adding the follow­ deleting from the list of names and mine utors dealers sumers ing items and maximum prices: index numbers the mine index number “7225” appearing after the name “Viper N eolite F ull Soles, P er P air HU-18F—18 cu. ft. reach-in Coal Company”, and adding thereto the box— ...... $357 $416. 50 $595 following names and mine index num­ HU-18D—18 cu. ft. reach-in To shoe box...... 357 416.50 595 To whole­ bers: Type Iron repair­ salers HU-18F—18 cu. ft. reach-in men M. H. Conley Coal Co______2557 box...... 267 311. 50- 445 (list) (net) HU-18D—18 cu. ft. reach-in Chester C. Cornett______7490 box less compressor and Pearl Parler____ ;______7047 valve...... 267 311.50 445 M en’s...... $0.69 $0.52 Turner and Combs^_____^_-______1367 Boys’______.61 - .46 Wyatt Coal Co______;__ 7502 (b) The maximum net prices estab­ This Amendment No. 3 to Revised Or­ lished in (a) above may be increased This amendment shall become effective October 6, 1945. der No. 1432 under Maximum Price Reg­ by the following amount to each class ulation No. 120 shall become effective of purchaser to cover the cost of orating Issued this 5th day of October 1945. October 6, 1945. when crating is actually supplied: $6.00. (c) The maximum net prices estab­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Issued this 5th day of October, 1945. Acting Administrator. lished by this order shall be subject to J ames G. R ogers, Jr., discounts and allowances and the ren­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18568; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; Acting Administrator. 3:35 p. m.J dition of services which are at least as [F. R. Doc. 45-18570; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; favorable as those which each seller 3:37 p. m.] extended or rendered or would have ex­ tended or rendered to purchasers of the same class on comparable sales of sim­ [MPR 120, Amdt. 2 to Order 1305] [MPR 188, Order 112 Under Order A-2] ilar commodities during March 1942. Little G em Coal Co. B arnett & W right Optical Co. (d) On sales by a distributor or dealer the following charges may be added to ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES™ the maximum prices established in (a) Amendment No. 2 to Order No. 1305 For the reasons set forth in an opinion, above: under Maximum Price Regulation No. issued simultaneously,herewith, and filed (1) The actual amount of freight paid 120; bituminous coal delivered from with the Division of the Federal Register, to obtain delivery to his place of busi­ mine or preparation plant; Docket No. and pursuant to paragraph (a) (16) of ness. Such charges shall not exceed the 6053-120.207 (a)-463. Order A-2 under § 1499.159b of Maximum lowest common carrier rates. For the reasons set forth in an opin­ Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: (2) Crating charges actually paid to ion issued simultaneously herewith and '(a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. his supplier but in no instance exceeding In accordance with § 1340.207 (a) of Barnett & Wright Optical Company, 206 the amount specified in (b) above. Maximum Price Regulation No. 120 ; It is Medical Arts Building, Dallas 1, Texas, (e) Each seller covered by this order, ordered: may sell and deliyer to licensed physi­ except a dealer, shall notify each of his Order Nov 1305, as amended, under cians and optometrists its first quality purchasers, in writing, at or before-the Maximum Price Regulation No. 120, is Kryptok bifocal opthalmic lenses at issuance of the first invoice after the amended in the following respects: prices no higher than its maximum prices effective date of this order, of the maxi­ In footnote 3 appearing at the end of for sales to each class of purchaser in mum prices established by this order for the schedule of Maximum Prices the date effect immediately prior to the effective each such seller as well as the maximum “October 1, 1945” is deleted and “April date of this order, plus an adjustment prices established for purchasers upon 1,1946” is inserted in lieu thereof. charge of 9.5 percent of each such price. resale, including allowable transporta­ The adjustment charges may be collected tion and crating charges. This Amendment No. 2 to Order No. only if the amounts of the adjustments 1305 under Maximum Price Regulation are specifically stated on each invoice. (f) The Harder Refrigerator Corpora­ No. 120 shall become effective October tion, Cobleskill, New York, a Division of 1, 1945. The adjusted maximum prices are sub­ the Tyler Fixture Company of Niles, ject to the manufacturer’s discounts, Michigan, shall stencil on the inside of Issued this 5th day of October 1945. terms, allowances, and other price differ­ entials in effect during March 1942 on the lid or cover of the Frozen Food J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Reach-In Refrigerators covered by this Acting Administrator. sales to each class of purchaser. order, substantially the following: (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for [P. R. Doc. 45-18569; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; OPA maximum retail price—$__ _ resale. A person who hereafter buys an 3:37 p. m.] article covered by this order and resells Plus freight and crating as provided in it in substantially the same form, may Order No. 43 under Maximum Price Regula­ tion No. 591. collect from his customer in addition to [MPR 120, Amdt. 3 to Rev. Order 1432] his properly established maximum price (g) This order may be revoked or in effect prior to the issuance of this amended by the Price Administrator at P. H. E lkhorn Coal Co., et al. order, an adjustment charge in the same any time. ADJUSTMENT o £ MAXIMUM PRICES amount as the adjustment charge herein authorized for and which he pays to his This order shall become effective Octo­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion supplier. If such a purchaser did not ber 5, 1945. Issued simultaneously, herewith and in have an established maximum price for Issued this 4th day of October 1945. accordance with § 1340.207 (a) of Maxi­ sales of the article prior to the issuance mum Price Regulation No. 120; It is or­ of this order, he may add the same ad­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr. dered: justment charge to the maximum price Acting Administrator. Revised Order No. 1432 under Maxi­ which he hereafter establishes for his [F. R. Doc. 45-18528; Piled, Oct. 4, 1945; mum Price Regulation No. 120 is sales under the applicable regulation. If 4:23 p. m.} amended in the following respects: the applicable regulation requires the FEPERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12663 maximum resale prices to be computed These adjustment charges may ^e col­ No. A-3 under § 1499.159b of Maximum on the basis of costs, the reseller must lected only if they are separately stated Price Regulation No. 188, it is ordered: find his maximum prices (without the on each invoice. The adjusted prices (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. permitted adjustment charge) by using are subject to the manufacturer’s dis­ New York Silicate Book Slate Co., Inc., as costs his invoice costs not including counts, allowances, and other price dif­ of 421 Seventh Avenue, New York City 1, any adjustment-charges stated on the ferentials in effect during March 1942 on New York, may sell and deliver the school invoice. sales to this class of purchaser. supplies, which it currently manufac­ On all sales except sales to ultimate (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for tures for use in schools and other insti- consumers these additional adjustment resale. A person who hereafter buys an tutioiis, at prices no higher than its max­ charges may be made and collected only article covered by this order and resells imum prices in effect immediately prior if they are separately stated on each it in substantially the same form, may to March 17, 1945 plus an adjustment invoice. collect from his customer, in addition charge of eleven perctent of each such The adjusted maximum prices are sub­ to his properly established maximum maximum price. ject to each seller’s customary terms, dis­ price in effect prior to the issuance of On all sales other than sales to ulti­ counts, and allowances on sales of the this order, an adjustment charge in the mate consumers, the adjustment charges same or similar articles to each class of same amount as the adjustment charge provided herein may be made and col­ purchaser. herein authorized for and which he pays lected only if stated separately on each (c) Notification. At the time of, or to his supplier. If such a purchaser did invoice. prior to, the first invoice to a purchaser not have an established maximum price The maximum prices of the manufac­ for resale on and after the effective date for sales of the article prior to the issu­ turer, as adjusted, are subject to its cus­ of this order, showing a price adjusted in ance of this order, he may add the same tomary terms, discounts, allowances and accordance with the terms of this order, adjustment charge to the maximum price other price differentials in effect during the seller shall notify the purchaser in which he hereafter establishes for his March, 1942 on sales to each class of pur­ writing of the method established by par­ sales under the applicable regulation. chaser. agraph (b) of this order for determining If the applicable regulation requires (b) Maximum prices of purchasers for adjusted maximum prices for resales of maximum resale prices to be computed resale. A person who hereafter buys an the article. This notice may be given in on the basis of costs, the reseller must article covered by this revised order and any convenient form. find his maximum prices (without the resells it in substantially the same form, (d) All requests not specifically grant­ permitted adjustment charge) by using may collect from his customer, in ad­ ed by this order are hereby denied. as costs his invoice costs not including dition to his properly established maxi­ (e) This order may be revoked or any adjustment charges stated on the mum price in effect immediately before amended by the Price Administrator at invoice. On all sales except sales to ulti­ this revised order was issued, an adjust­ any time. mate consumers these additional adjust­ ment charge in the same amount as the (f) This order shall become effective ment charges may be made and col­ adjustment charge herein authorized and on the 6th day of October 1945. lected only if they are separately stated which he pays to his supplier. If he did on each invoice. The adjusted maxi­ not have a maximum price in effect for Issued this 5th day of October 1945. mum prices are subject to each seller’s the article at the time this revised order J ames G. R ogers, Jr., customary terms, discounts, and allow­ was issued, he may add the same adjust­ Acting Administrator. ances on sales of the same or similar ment charge to the maximum price which he hereafter establishes for his sales un­ [P. R. Doc. 45-18580; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; articles, to each class of purchaser. 3:40 p. m.] (c) Notification. At the time of or der the applicable regulation. If the prior to the first invoice to a purchaser regulation requires the maximum resale for resale on and after the effective date price to be computed on the basis of cost, [MPR 188, Order 113, Under Order A-2] of this order, showing a price adjusted in the reseller must find his maximum re­ T he Autoyre Co, accordance with the terms of this order, sale price (not including the permitted the seller shall notify the purchaser, in adjustment charge) by using as cost his ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES writing of the 'method established *by invoice cost less any adjustment charge For the reasons set forth in an opinion paragraph (b) of this order for deter­ stated on the invoice as a separate Issued simultaneously herewith and filed mining adjusted maximum prices for re­ amount. with1 the Division of the Federal Regis­ sales of the article. This notice may be On all sales other than sales to the ter, and pursuant to paragraph (a) (16) given in any convenient form. ultimate consumer this adjustment of Order A-2 under § 1499.159b of Maxi­ (d) All requests not specifically charge may be made and collected only mum Price Regulation No. 188, it is or­ granted by this order are hereby denied. if it is separately stated on each invoice. dered: (e) This order may be revoked or The adjusted price is subject to each (a) Manufacturer’s maximum prices. amended by the Price Administrator at seller’s customary terms, discounts, and The Autoyre Company, Oakville, Con­ any time. allowances on sales of the same or similar necticut, on and after the effective date (f) This order shall become effective articles. of this order, may sell the articles of its on the 6th day of October 1945. (c) Notification. At the time of, or 1300 line of white durable baked enamel Issued this 5th day of October 1945. prior to, the first invoice to a purchaser bathroom "accessories listed below of its for resale, showing a price adjusted in manufacture to chain stores, at prices no J ames G. R ogers, Jr., higher than its prices for such sales in Acting Administrator. accordance with the terms of this revised effect immediately prior to the effective order, the manufacturer shall notify the [P. R. Doc. 45-48581; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; purchaser in writing of the method es­ date of this order plus adjustment 3:41 p. m.] charges as set forth opposite each article. tablished in paragraph (b) of this re­ vised order for determining adjusted C ur­ Ad­ maximum prices for resale of the articles rent Per­ justed covered by this revised order. This no­ maxi­ m itted maxi­ [MPR 188 Rev. Order 78 Under 2d Rev. m um adjust­ m um Order A-3] tice may be given in any convenient form. Style m ent Articles No. prices prices (d) Statements to be submitted to the (per (per (per N ew York Silicate Book S late Co., I nc. thou­ Office of Price Administration. After thou­ sand) thou­ sand) sand) ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES the effective date of this revised order, Order No. 78 under Second Revised the manufacturer shall submit to the 1300 $63.33 $9. 27 $72.60 Order No. A-3 under § 1499.159b of Maxi­ Office of Price Administration, Washing­ 1301 61.67 17.13 78.80 mum Price Regulation No. 188 is revised ton 25, D. C., a detailed quarterly profit 1302 63.33 6.50 69.83 Combination tumbler to read as follows: and loss statement, within thirty days and toothbrush For the reasons set forth in an opinion after the close of each quarter. holder...... 1304 62.50 25.80 88.30 1311 66.67 28.42 . 95.09 issued simultaneously herewith, and filed (e) This revised order may be revoked 1319 63.33 9.02 72.35 or amended by the Price Administrator 4" shelf bracket (pair).. 1328 64.17 18.38 82.55 with the Division of the Federal Register; and pursuant to Second Revised Order at any time. No. 198------6 12664 FEDERAL REGISTER, T u esday, O ctober 9, 1945

(3) For sales by persons other than These maximum prices are for the mum Price Regulation No. 188 and sec­ the manufacturer, the maximum prices articles described in the manufacturer’s tion 6.4 of Second Revised Supplementary apply to all sales and deliveries after the application dated August 9, 1945. Regulation No. 14, It is ordered: effective date of this order. Those prices (2) For Sales by the manufacturer, (a) This order establishes maximum are subject to each seller’s customary the maximum prices apply to all sales prices for sales and deliveries of a certain terms and conditions of sale on sales of and deliveries since Maximum Price electric broiler manufactured by Prevore similar articles. Regulation No. 188 became applicable Electric Manufacturing Company, 122 (4) If the manufacturer wishes to to those sales and deliveries. These Eighteenth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. make sales and deliveries to any other prices include the Federal Excise Tax. (1) For fill sales and deliveries to the class of purchaser or on other terms and These prices are f. o. b. factory and sub­ following classes of purchasers by the conditions of sale, he must apply to the ject to a cash discount of 2% for payment sellers indicated below, the maximum Office of Price Administration, Washing­ within 10 days, net 30 days. prices are those set forth below: ton, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing (3) For sales by persons other than Method, § 149.9.158 of Maximum Price the manufacturer, the maximum prices Maximum prices for sales Regulation No. 188, for the establishment apply to all sales and deliveries after by any sellers to— of maximum prices for those sales, and the effective date of this order. Those no sales or deliveries may be made until prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ Model maximum prices have been authorized by tomary terms and conditions of sale on Article No. the Office of Price Administration. sales of similar articles.

(b) The manufacturer shall attach a (4) If the manufacturer wishes to (jabbers) than units) 6 Wholesalers Consumers Retailers (less Retailerjs (6 tag or label to every article for which a make sales and deliveries to any other unitsor more) maximum price for sales to consumers is class of purchaser or on other terms and established by this order. That tag or conditions of sale, he must apply to the Each Each Each Each Prevore electric B R 3P ... $6.96 $8.22 $8.86 $13.29 label shall contain the following state­ Office of Price Administration, Wash­ table broiler. ment with the correct model number and ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing retail prices properly filled in: Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price These maximum prices are for the Model No. 400 Regulation No. 188, for the establish­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$0.12 Each ment of maximum prices for those sales, articles described in the manufacturer’s Do Not Detach and no sales or deliveries may be made application dated October 30,1944. They until maximum prices have been author­ include the Federal Excise Tax. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first ized by the Office of Price Administra­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, invoice to each purchaser for resale, the tion. the maximum prices apply to all sales seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ (b) The manufacturer shall attach a and deliveries since Maximum Price ing of the maximum prices and condi­ tag or label to every article for which Regulation No. 188 became applicable to tions established by this order for sales a maximum price for sales to consumers those sales and deliveries. They are sub­ by the purchaser. This notice may be is established by this order. That tag ject to a cash discount of 2% for pay­ given in any convenient form. or label shall contain either of the fol­ ment within 10 days, net 30 days, and are (d) This order may be revoked or lowing statements with the correct order f. o. b. factory. amended by the Price Administrator at number, model number and retail prices (3) For sales by persons other than any time. properly filled in: the manufacturer, the maximum prices (e) This order shall become effective apply to sales and deliveries after the ef­ on the 6th day of October 1945. Order No. 4507 fective date of this order. Those prices’ Model No. __ _ Issued this 5th day of October 1945. OPA Retail Celling Price—$_____ are subject to each seller’s customary Federal Excise Tax Included terms and conditions of sale on sales of J ames G. R ogers, J r., Do Not Detach or Obliterate similar articles. Acting Administrator. or (b) The manufacturer shall attach a IF. R. Doc. 45-18573; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Henry Kelly Trading Company tag or label to every article for which a 3:38 p. m.] 413 West 14th Street maximum price for sales to consumers is New York 14, New York established by this order. That tag or Model N o .____ _ label shall contain either of the following [MPR 188, Order 4507] OPA Retail Ceiling Price— ______Federal Excise Tax Included, statements with the correct order num­ H en ry K elly T rading C o . Do Not Detach or Obliterate ber filled in : Order No. 4508 APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first invoice to each purchaser for resale, the Model No. BR3P For the reasons set forth in an opin­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price $13.29 manufacturer shall notify the purchaser Federal Excise Tax Included ion issued simultaneously herewith and in writing of the maximum prices and filed with the Division of the Federal Do Not Detach or Obliterate conditions established by this order for or Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of sales by the purchaser. This notice may Prèvore Electric Mfg. Company Maximum Price Regulation No. 188; It be given in any convenient form. 122 Eighteenth Street is ordered: (d) This order may be revoked or Brooklyn, New York (a) This order establishes maximum amended by the Price Administrator at Model No. BR3P prices for sales and deliveries of certain any time. OPA Retail Ceiling Price $13.29 articles manufactured by Henry Kelly Federal Excise Tax Included (e) This order shall become effective Do Not Detach or Obliterate Trading Company, 413 West 14th Street, on the 6th day of October 1945. New York 14, N. Y. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first (1) For all sales and deliveries to the Issued this 5th day of October 1945. invoice to each purchaser for resalè, the following classes of purchasers by the manufacturer shall notify the purchaser sellers indicated below, the maximum J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Acting Administrator. in writing of the maximum prices and prices are those set forth below: conditions established by this order for [F. R. Doc. 45-18574; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; sales by the purchaser. This notice may 3:38 p. m.] Maximum prices for sales be given in any convenient form. by any seller to--* (d) This order may be revoked or co tO amended by the Price Administrator at o

Article any time. [MPR 188, Order 4508]

[MPR 188, Order 4509] a maximum price for sales to con­ (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the Colonial Lamp S hade Co. sumers is established by this order. maximum prices apply to all sales and That tag or label shall contain the fol­ deliveries since Maximum Price Regula­ APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES lowing statement, with the proper model tion No. 188 became applicable to those For the reasons set forth in an opinion number and the ceiling price inserted in sales and deliveries. issued simultaneously herewith and filed the blank spaces: (3) For sales by persons other than with the Division of the Federal Regis­ Model No. ______the manufacturer, the maximum prices ter, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maxi­ OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$____ _ apply to all sales and deliveries after mum Price Regulation No. 188; It is Do Not Detach the effective date of this order. Those ordered: (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ (a) This order establishes maximum invoice to each purchaser for resale, the tomary terms and conditions of sale on prices for sales and deliveries of certain manufacturer shall notify the purchaser sales of similar articles. articles manufactured by Colonial Lamp in writing of the maximum prices and (4) If the manufacturer wishes ~to Shade Company, 37 East 21st Street, New conditions established by this order for make sales and deliveries to any other York 10, N. Y. sales by the purchaser. This notice may class of purchaser or on other terms and (1) For all sales and deliveries to the be given in any convenient form. conditions of sale, he must apply to the following classes of purchasers by the (d) Jobbers’ maximum prices for sales Office of Price Administration, Wash­ sellers indicated below, the maximum of the articles covered by this order shall ington, D. C., under the Fourth Pricing prices are those set forth below: be established under the provisions of Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum Price section 4.5 of SR 14J. Regulation No. 168, for the establishment For sales by (e) This order may be revoked or of maximum prices for those sales, and the m anu­ For no sales or deliveries may be made until facturer to— sales amended by the Price Administrator at Article Model by any any time. maximum prices have been authorized No. by the Office of Price Administration. Job­ Retail­ to con­ (f) This order shall become effective bers ers sumers on the 6th day of October 1945. (b) The manufacturer shall attach a tag or label to every article for which a Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Hand-sewn acetate maximum price for sales to consumers is satin, bengaline, J ames G. R ogers, Jr., established by this order. That tag or rayon crepe, and cel­ label shall contain the following state­ anese taffeta, lamp Acting Administrator. shades with fringe, ment: braid, or ruching trim [F. R. Doc. 45-18576; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; and rust proof frames 3:39 p. m.] Model 201;—Paramount Camera Each Each Each OPA Retail Ceiling Pri£e—$3.75 113 $3.10 $3.65 $6.60 Additional Federal excise tax .26 4.04 4.75 8.651425 Do Not Detach 12142 4.25 5.00 9.00 618 2.76 3.25 5.85 Manufactured by Republic Seating Company, Size 16"...... 370 4.67 5.50 9.90 [MPR 188, Order 4510] New York, N. Y. 761 3.61 4.25 7.65 916 4.04 4.75 8.55 R epublic S eating Co. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first Size 16"...... 4116 3.19 3.75 6.75 invoice to each purchaser for resale, the 2007 4.25 5.00 9.00 APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES Size 16"...... 6141 4.67 5.50 9.90 seller shall notify the purchaser in writ­ 518 2.97 3.50 6.30 For the reasons set forth in an opin­ ing of the maximum prices and-condi­ 3070 6.80 8.00 14.40 Size 17" ..... Swirl 7.65 9.00 16.20 ion issued simultaneously herewith and tions established by this order for sales 1811 4.55 5.35 9.60 filed with the Division of the Federal by the purchaser. This notice may be Size 18"...... 8127 4.67 5.50 9.90 Register, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of given in any convenient form. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188; It is (d) This order may be revoked or These maximum prices are for the ordered: amended by the Price Administrator at articles described in the manufacturer’s (a) This order establishes maximum any time. application dated March 2,1945. prices for sales and deliveries of Model (e) This order shall become effective (2) For sales by the manufacturer, 201;—Paramount Camera manufactured on the 6th day of October 1945. the maximum prices apply to all sales by the Republic Seating Company, 45 W. and deliveries since Maximum Price 45th Street, New York, N. Y. Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Regulation No. 188 became applicable to (1) For all sales and deliveries to the J ames G. R ogers, Jr., those sales and deliveries. For sales to following classes of purchasers by the Acting Administrator. persons other than consumers they are sellers indicated below, the maximum f. o. b factory 2% 10 days, net 30. The prices are those set forth below: [F. R. Doc. 45-18577; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; maximum price to consumers is net, * 3:39 p. m.] delivered. To jobbers To con­ (3) For sales by persons other than To retailers sumers the manufacturer, the maximum prices apply to all sales and deliveries after Each Each Each [MPR 188, Order 4511] the effective date of this order. Those $1.89 $2.45 $3.75 prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ Luminaire M oderne tomary terms and conditions of sale on APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES sales of similar articles. The above maximum prices include (4) If the manufacturer wishes to 10% of the Federal Excise Tax. OPA For the reasons set forth in an opinion make sales and deliveries to any other regulations permit the addition to March issued simultaneously herewith and filed class of purchaser or on other terms 1942 ceiling prices of the Federal Excise with the Division of the Federal Register, Taxes imposed since that date. In ac­ and conditions of sale, he must apply to and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum the Office of Price Administration, cordance with that policy you may add to the above prices no more than 15% of Price Regulation No. 188; It is ordered: Washington, D. C., under the Fourth (a) This order establishes maximum Pricing Method, § 1499.158 of Maximum the 25% excise tax paid to the Federal Price Regulation 188, for the estab­ Government on this product: Provided, prices for sales and deliveries of certain lishment of maximum prices for those That you state this amount separately articles manufactured by Luminaire sales, and no sales or deliveries may be on your invoices. Resellers of your ar­ Moderne, 35 East Second Street, New made until maximum prices have been ticle may similarly invoice no more than York 3, N. Y. authorized by the Office of Price Ad­ the added amount thus shown. (1) For all sales and deliveries to the ministration. These maximum prices are for the ar­ following classes of purchasers by the (b) The manufacturer shall attach a ticles described in the manufacturer’s sellers indicated below, the maximum tag or label to every article for which application dated August 21, 1945. prices are those set forth below: FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 X2667

(f) This order shall become effective ber, model number, and retail prices For sales by For on the 6th day of October 1945. properly filled in: the m anu­ facturer— sales by Order No. 4512 Model any Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Article No. person Model No______to con­ J ames G . R ogers, J r., OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$------To To re­ sumers jobbers tailers Acting Administrator. Federal Excise Tax Included Do Not Detach or Obliterate [F. R. Doc. 45-18578; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; or Table lamp, pressed 3:35 p. m.] Presto Engineering Service glass and wood blocks assembly, 1012 North Marshfield Avenue natural wood finish. Chicago, Illinois Height 25". Collar [MPR 188, Order 4512] Model N o .___— shade from home- OPA Retail Ceiling Price—$------spun fabric and pa- Each Each Each L-450 $9.60 $11.30 $20.35 P resto E ngineering S ervice Federal Excise Tax Included All wood lamp, nat­ Do Not Detach or Obliterate ural wood finish, APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES twisted column. (c) At the time of, or prior to, the first Height 28". Collar For the reasons set forth in an opinion invoice to each purchaser for resale, the shade from home- issued simultaneously herewith and filed spun fabric and pa- manufacturer shall notify the purchaser L-451 9.14 10.75 19.35 with the Division of the Federal Regis­ in writing of the maximum prices and Table lamp, twisted ter, and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maxi­ wood column with mum Price Regulation No. 188; It is conditions established by this order for leather covering. sales by the purchaser. This notice may Height 29". Collar ordered: be given in any convenient form. shade of homespun (a) This order establishes maximum fabric and paper...... L—152 13.39 15.75 28.35 prices for sales and deliveries of certain (d) This order may be revoked or articles manufactured by Presto Engi­ amended by the Price Administrator at These maximum prices are for the ar­ any time. neering Service, 1012 North Marshfield (e) This order shall become effective ticles described in the manufacturer’s Avenue, Chicago, 111. • application dated May 26, 1945. (1) For all sales and deliveries to the on the 6th day of October 1945. (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the following classes of purchasers by the Issued this 5th day of October 1945. maximum prices apply to all sales and sellers indicated below, the maximum J ames G. R ogers, J r ., deliveries since Maximum Price Regu­ prices are those set forth below: Acting Administrator. lation No. 188 became applicable to those sales and deliveries. For sales to persons Maximum prices for sales [F. R. Doc. 45-18579; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; other than consumers they are f. o. b. by any seller to— 3:38 p. m.] factory, 2% 10 days, net 30. The maxi­

mum price to consumers is net, delivered. or Article (3) For sales by persons other than [MPR 260, Arndt. 1 to Order 96] the manufacturer, the maximum prices - • ; . . : P ennstate Cigar C orp. (jobbers) (less than(less 6 units) apply to all sales and deliveries after units more) Consumers 1 the effective date of this order. Those Wholesalers Retailers (6 R etailers ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES prices are subject to each seller’s cus­ 1 Model No. tomary terms and conditions of sale on Electric hot plate, For the reasons set forth in an opinion 2-burner, open ele- Each Each Each Each accompanying this amendment

(b) The manufacturer and whole­ (a) Felipe Di Marco Cigar Factory, Maxi­ Maxi­ salers shall grant, with respect to their 1801 14th Avenue, Tampa 5, Fla. (here­ Brand Size or Pack­ m um m um frontmark ing list retail sales of each brand and size or front- inafter called “manufacturer”) and price price mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ wholesalers and retailers may sell, offer mum prices are established by this or­ to sell or deliver and any person may buy, PerM Cents der, the discounts they customarily offer to buy or receive each brand and N efta...... 50 $60 2 for 15 granted in March 1942 on their sales of size or frontmark, and packing of the domestic cigars of the same price class following domestic cigars at the appro­ This amendment shall become effective to purchasers of the same class, unless priate maximum list price and maximum October 6, 1945. a change therein results in a lower price. retail price set forth below: Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Packing differentials charged by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Maxi­ M axi­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Pack­ 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Brand Size or mum mum Acting Administrator. same price class to purchasers of the frontmark ing list retail price price [F. R. Doc. 45-18585; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; same class may be charged on corre­ 3:42 p. m.] sponding sales of each brand and size or Per M Cents frontmark of cigars priced by this order, 50 $78. 75 2 for 21 but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ Cadetes______50 101.25 2 for 27 Londres_____ 50 101. 25 2 for 27 [MPR 260, Amdt. 1 to Order 1809] ferentials' allowed by the manufacturer Pina Chica__ 50 93. 75 2 for 25 or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales I rving B ornfriend of domestic cigars of the same price class (b) The manufacturer and whole­ ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES to purchasers of the same class shall be allowed on corresponding sales of each salers shall grant, with respect to their For the reasons set forth in an opinion sales of each brand and size or front- accompanying this amendment and pur­ brand and size or frontmark of cigars priced by this order and shall not be mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ suant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price mum prices are established by this order, Regulation 260; It is ordered, That; reducêd. If a brand and size or front- mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ the discounts they customarily granted The maximum prices for the “Born- mum prices are established by this order in March 1942 on their sales of domestic friend-Club House Extra” cigar set forth is-of a price class not sold by the manu­ cigars of the same price class to pur­ in paragraph (a) of Order No. 1809 under facturer or the particular wholesaler in chasers of the same class, unless a change Maximum Price Regulation No. 260, are March 1942, he shall, with respect to his therein results in a lower price. Pack­ amended to read as follows: sales thereof, grant the discounts and ing differentials charged by the manu­ may charge and shall allow the packing facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 Maxi­ Maxi­ differentials customarily granted, on sales of domestic cigars of the same Brand Size or Pack­ mum m um price class to purchasers of the same class frontmark ing list retail charged or allowed (as the case may be) price price in March 1942 by his most closely com­ may be charged on corresponding sales petitive seller of the same class on sales of each brand and size or frontmark of PerM Cents of domestic cigars of the same March cigars priced by this order, but shall not Bornfriend_____ 60 $72 9 be increased. Packing differentials al­ Extra.1 1942 price class to purchasers of the same class. lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ (c) On or before the first delivery to saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic 1 Prices herein apply only to this brand and frontmark cigars of the same price class to pur­ of tobacco composition specified in applicant’s letter of any purchaser of each brand and size or 9-21-45, supplementary to application. frontmark of domestic cigars for which chasers of the same class shall be al­ maximum prices are established by this lowed on corresponding sales of each This amendment shall become effec­ brand and size or frontmark of cigars tive October 6, 1945. order, the manufacturer and every other seller (except a retailer) shall notify the priced by this order and shall not be Issued this 5th day of October 1945. purchaser of the maximum list price and reduced. If a brand and size or front- the maximum retail price established by mark of domestic cigars for which maxi­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., mum prices are established by this order Acting Administrator. this order for such brand and size or frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ is of a price class not sold by the manu­ |F. R, Doc. 45-18586; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; facturer or the particular wholesaler in 3:42 p. m.] tice shall conform to and be given in the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Max­ March 1942, he shall, with respect to his imum Price Regulation No. 260. sales thereof, grant the discounts and may charge and shall allow the pack­ [MPR 260, Order 1882] (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ ing differentials customarily granted, charged or allowed (as the case may be) Charles J . R ivera mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall apply to sales for which maximum prices in March 1942 by his most closely com­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES are established by this order. petitive seller of the same class on sales For the reasons set forth in an opinion of domestic cigars of the same March (e) This order may be revoked or 1942 price class to purchasers of the same accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ any time. class. ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (c) On or before the first delivery to (a) Charles J. Rivera, 1208 Columbus This order shall become effective Oc­ any purchaser of each brand and size or Dr., Tampa 5, Fla. (hereinafter called tober 6, 1945. frontmark of domestic cigars for which maximum prices are established by this “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and Issued this 5th day of October 1945. retailers may sell, offer to sell or de­ order, the manufacturer and every other liver and any person may buy, offer to J ames G. R ogers, Jr., seller (except a retailer) shall notify the Acting Administrator. purchaser of the maximum list price and buy or receive each brand and size or the maximum retail price established by frontmark, and packing of the following [F. R. Doc. 45-18587; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; this order for such brand and size or domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ 3:42 p. m.] imum list price and maximum retail price frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ set forth below: tice shall conform to and be given in the manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of [MPR 260, Order 1883] Maximum Price Regulation No. 260. M axi­ Maxi­ (d) Unless the context otherwise re- Brand Size or Pack­ m um m um F elipe Di M arco Cigar F actory frontmark ing list retail [uires, appropriate provisions of Maxi- price price AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES num Price Regulation No. 260, shall ,pply to sales for which maximum prices Per M Cents For the reasons set forth in an opinion n o f n VilioVi V\t? f Vì i o Sufie...... 50 $93.76 2 for 26 accompanying this order, and pursuant Bell of Washing­ Sings______60 101.26 2 for 27 (e) This order may be revoked or ton. to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ amended by the Price Administrator at ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: any time. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945 12669

This order shall become effective Oc­ which maximum prices are established order and shall not be reduced. If a tober 6, 1945. by this order, the manufacturer and brand and size or frontmark of domestic every other seller (except a retailer) cigars for which maximum prices are Issued this 5th day of October 1945. shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ established by this order is of a price J ames G. R ogers, Jr., mum list price and the maximum retail class not sold by the manufacturer or the Acting Administrator. price established by this order for such particular wholesaler in March 1942, he brand and size or frontmark of domestic shall, with respect to his sales thereof, [P. R. Doc. 45-18588; Filed,' Oct. 5, 1945; cigars. The notice shall conform to and grant the discounts and may charge and 3:43 p. m.] be given in the manner prescribed by shall allow the packing differentials cus­ § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regula­ tomarily granted, charged or allowed (as tion No. 260. the case may be) in March 1942 by his [MPR 260, Order 1884] (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ most closely competitive seller of the quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ same class on sales of domestic cigars Arka Cigar Co. mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ of the same March 1942 price class to AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES ply to sales for which maximum prices purchasers of the same class. are established by this order. (c) On or before the first delivery to For the reasons set forth in an opinion (e) This order may be revoked or any purchaser of each brand and size or accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at frontmark of domestic cigars for which to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ any time. maximum prices are established by this ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: order, the manufacturer and every other (a) Arka Cigar Company, Iglesias #9, This order shall become effective Oc­ seller (except a retailer) shall notify the Mayaguez, P. R. (hereinafter called tober 6, 1945. purchaser of the maximum list price and “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and Issued this 5th day of October 1945. the maximum retail price established by retailers may sell, offer to sell or de­ J ames G. R ogers, Jr., this order for such brand and size or liver and any person may buy, offer to Acting Administrator. frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ buy or receive each brand and size or tice shall conform to and be given in the frontmark, and packing of the follow­ [P. R. Doc. 45-18589; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ ing domestic cigars at the appropriate 3:43 p. m.] mum Price Regulation No. 260. m axim um list price and maximum retail (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ price set forth below: quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall ap­ [MPR 260, Order 1885] Maxi­ Maxi­ ply to sales for which maximum prices m um Size or Pack­ m um vans ppley Brand frontmark ing list retail E L. E are established by this order. price price (e) This order may be revoked or AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES amended by the Price Administrator at Per M Cents For the reasons set forth in an opin­ any time. Army______Coratdo— ___ 50 $48 6 ion accompanying this order, and pursu­ This order shall become effective Oc­ ant to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price tober 6, 1945. (b) The manufacturer and whole­ Regulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: (a) Evans L. Eppley, 35 Boundary Ave­ Issued this 5th day of October 1945. salers shall grant, with respect to their nue, Red Lion, Pa. (hereinafter called sales of each brand and size or front- J ames G. R ogers, Jr., “manufacturer”) and wholesalers and Acting Administrator. mark of domestic cigars for which max­ retailers may sell, offer to sell or deliver imum prices are established by this or­ and any person may buy, offer to buy or [F. R. Doc. 45-18590; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; der, the discounts they customarily 3:43 p. m.] granted in March 1942 on their sales of receive each brand and size or front- domestic cigars of the same price class mark, and packing of the following do­ to purchasers of the same class, unless mestic cigars at the appropriate maxi­ a change therein results in a lower price. mum list price and maximum retail price [MPR 260, Order 1886] set forth below: Packing differentials charged by the E l H ombre Libre Cigar F actory manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Maxi­ Maxi­ AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the Size or Pack­ mum mum same price class to purchasers of the Brand frontmark ing list retail For the reasons set forth in an opinion same class may be charged on corre­ price price accompanying this order, and pursuant sponding sales of each brand and size or to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ frontmark of cigars priced by this order, Per M Cents ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: but shall not be increased. Packing dif­ Eppys Special— 30 $72 9 (a) El Hombre Libre Cigar Factory, ferentials allowed by the manufacturer 2318 Main Street, Tampa, Fla. (herein­ or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ after called “manufacturer”) and whole­ of domestic cigars of the same price class ers shall grant, with respect to their sales salers and retailers may sell, offer to sell to purchasers of the same class shall be of each brand and size or frontmark or deliver and any person may buy, offer allowed on corresponding sales of each of domestic cigars for which maximum to buy or receive each brand and size or brand and size or frontmark of cigars prices are established by this order, the frontmark, and packing of the following priced by this order and shall not be re­ discounts they customarily granted in domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ duced. If a brand and size or frontmark March 1942 on their sales of domestic imum list price and maximum retail price of domestic cigars for which maximum cigars of the same price class to pur­ set forth below: prices are established by this order is chasers of the same class, unless a change of a price class not sold by the manu­ therein results in a lower price. Pack­ Maxi­ Maxi­ facturer or the particular wholesaler in ing differentials charged by the manu­ Size or Pack­ m um mum Brand frdfitmark ing list retail March 1942, he shall, with respect to facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on price price his sales thereof, grant the discounts and sales of domestic cigars of the same price class to purchasers of the same class may may charge and shall allow the pack­ Per M Cents ing differentials customarily granted, be charged on corresponding sales of each El Hombre Libre. Little Ray- 60 $76.00 10 charged or allô'wed (as the case may be) brand and size or frontmark of cigars mond. in March 1942 by his most closely com­ priced by this order, but shall not be in­ Straight_____ 60 93.75 2 for 25 petitive seller of the same class on sales creased. Packing differentials allowed of domestic cigars of the same March by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in (b) The manufacturer and whole­ 1942 price class to purchasers of the March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars salers shall grant, with respect to their same class. of the same price class to purchasers of sales of each brand and size or front- (c) On or before the first delivery to the same class shall be allowed on cor­ mark of domestic cigars for which max­ any purchaser of each brand and size responding sales of each brand and size imum prices are established by this or­ or frontmark of domestic cigars for or frontmark of cigars priced by this der, the discounts they customarily 12670 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

granted in March 1942 on their sales of domestic cigars at the appropriate max­ [MPR 260, Order 1888] domestic cigars of the same price class imum list price and maximum retail to purchasers of the same class, unless price set forth below: C arlo G arcia C igar F actory a change therein results in a lower price. AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES Packing differentials charged by the Maxi­ Maxi­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion manufacturer or a wholesaler in March Brand Size or front- Pack­ m um mum accompanying this order, and pursuant 1942 on sales of domestic cigars of the m ark ing list retail price price to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ same price class to purchasers of the ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: same class may be charged on corre­ Per M Cents (a) Carlo Garcia Cigar Factory, 2401 sponding sales of each brand and size Three Friends... 6H "...... — 50 $40 5 Wentworth Avenue, Chicago 16, 111. or frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ (hereinafter called “manufacturer”) and der, but shall not be increased. Packing (b) The manufacturer and whole­ wholesalers and retailers may sell, offer differentials allowed by the manufacturer salers shall grant, with respect to their to sell or deliver and any person may buy, or a wholesaler in March 1942 on sales sales of each brand and size or frontmark offer to buy or receive each brand and of domestic cigars of the same price of domestic cigars for which maximum size or frontmark, and packing of the class to purchasers of the same class following domestic cigars at the appro­ shall be allowed on corresponding sales prices are established by this order, the discounts they customarily granted in priate maximum list price and maxi­ of each brand and size or frontmark of mum retail price set forth below: cigars priced by this order and shall not March 1942 'on their sales of domestic be reduced. If a brand and size or cigars of the same price class to pur­ frontmark of domestic cigars for which chasers of the same class, unless a change Maxi­ M axi­ therein results in a lower price. Pack­ Brand Size or Pack­ m um mum maximum prices are established by this frontmark ing list retail ing differentials charged by the manu­ price price order is of a price class not sold by the facturer or a wholesaler in March 1942 manufacturer or the particular whole­ on sales of domestic cigars of the same saler in March 1942, he shall, with re­ Per M Cents price class to purchasers of the same class Carlo Garcia Commander.. 60 $154 20 spect to his sales thereof, grant the dis­ may be charged on corresponding sales Monet. counts and may charge and shall allow of each brand and size or frontmark of the packing differentials customarily cigars priced by this order,, but shall not (b) The manufacturer and wholesal­ granted, charged or allowed (as the case be increased. Packing differentials al­ ers shall grant, with respect to their sales may be) in March 1942 by his most lowed by the manufacturer or a whole­ of each brand and size or frontmark of closely competitive seller of the same saler in March 1942 on sales of domestic domestic cigars for which maximum class on sales of domestic cigars of the cigars of the same price class to pur­ prices are established by this order, the same March 1942 price class to pur­ chasers of the same class shall be allowed discounts they customarily granted in chasers of the same class. on corresponding sales of each brand (c) On or before the first delivery to March 1942 on their sales of domestic and size or frontmark of cigars priced cigars of the same price class to pur­ any purchaser of each brand and size by this order and shall not be reduced. or frontmark of domestic cigars for chasers of the same class, unless a change If a brand and size or frontmark of therein results in a lower price. Packing which maximum prices are established domestic cigars for which maximum by this order, the manufacturer and differentials charged by the manufac­ prices are established by this order is of turer or a wholesaler in March 1942 on every other seller (except a retailer) a price class not sold by the manufac­ shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ sales of domestic cigars of the same price turer or the particular wholesaler in class to purchasers of the same class may mum list price and the maximum retail March 1942, he shall, with respeGt to his price established by this order for such be charged on corresponding sales of each sales thereof, grant the discounts and brand and size or frontmark of cigars brand and size or frontmark of domestic may charge and shall allow the packing cigars. The notice shall conform to and priced by this order, but shall not be in­ differentials customarily granted, creased. Packing differentials allowed be given in the manner prescribed by charged or allowed (as the case may be) § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regulation by the manufacturer or a wholesaler in in March 1942 by his most closely com­ March 1942 on sales of domestic cigars No. 260. petitive seller of the same class on sales (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ of the same price class to purchasers of of domestic, cigars of the same March the same class shall be allowed on cor­ quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ 1942 price class to purchasers of the mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall responding sales of each brand and size same class. or frontmark of cigars priced by this or­ apply to sales for which maximum prices (c) On or before the first delivery to are established by.this order. der and shall not be reduced. If a brand any purchaser of each brand and size and size or frontmark of domestic cigars (e) This order may be revoked or or frontmark of domestic cigars for amended by the Price Administrator at for which maximum prices are estab­ any time. which maximum prices are established lished by this order is of a price class not by this order, the manufacturer and sold by the manufacturer or the particu­ This order shall become effective Oc­ every other seller (except a retailer) lar wholesaler in March 1942, he shall, tober 6, 1945. shall notify the purchaser of the maxi­ with respect to his sales thereof, grant mum list price and the maximum retail Issued this 5th day of October 1945. the discounts and may charge and shall price established by this order for such allow the packing differentials custom­ J am es G. R ogers, Jr., brand and size or frontmark of domestic^ arily granted, charged or allowed (as the Acting Administrator.’ cigars. The notice shall conform to and case may be) in March 1942 by his most [P. R. Doc. 45-18591; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; be given in the manner prescribed by closely competitive seller of the same 8:43 p. m.J § 1358.113 of Maximum Price Regula­ class on sales of domestic cigars of the tion No. 260. same March 1942 price class to purchas­ [MPR 260, Order 1887] (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ ers of the same class. quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi­ (c) On or before the first delivery to L ella H . B uzzard mum Price Regulation No. 260, shall apply to sales for which maximum prices any purchaser of each brand and size or AUTHORIZATION OP MAXIMUM PRICES are established by this order. frontmark of domestic cigars for which maximum prices are established by this For the reasons set forth in an opinion (e) This order may be revoked or order, the manufacturer and every other accompanying this order, and pursuant amended by the Price Administrator at any time. seller (except a retailer) shall notify the to § 1358.102 (b) of Maximum Price Reg­ purchaser of the maximum list price and ulation No. 260; It is ordered, That: This order shall become effective Oc­ the maximum retail price established by (a) Lella H. Buzzard, 1004 Weaver tober 6, 1945. this order for such brand and size or Avenue, Moundsville, W. Va. (hereinafter Issued this 6th day of October 1945. frontmark of domestic cigars. The no­ called “manufacturer”) and wholesalers tice shall conform to and be given in the and retailers may sell, offer to sell or de­ J ames G . R ogers, J r., manner prescribed by § 1358.113 of Maxi­ liver and any person may buy, offer to Acting Administrator. mum Price Regulation No. 260. buy or receive each brand and size or IF. R. Doc. 45-18592; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; (d) Unless the context otherwise re­ frontmark, and packing of the following 8:44 p. m.J quires, appropriate provisions of Maxi- FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12671 mum Price Regulation No. 260 shall ap­ with the Division of the Federal Register, (a) The maximum prices for sales by ply to sales for which maximum prices and pursuant to section 9 of Maximum The General Industries Company, Elyria, are established by this order. Price Regulation No. 591; It is ordered: Ohio, of the electric and spring motors (e) This order may be revoked or (a) The maximum prices excluding listed below (except when such motors amended by the Price Administrator at federal excise taxes for sales by any per­ are sold for incorporation into equipment any time. son to consumers of the following oil to be sold to the United States for use by fired water heaters manufactured by the the Armed Services) shall be the prices This order shall become effective Oc­ Coleman Company, Inc. of Wichita, for such motors established under section tober 6, 1945. Kansas, shall be 7 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation Issued this 5th day of October 1945. 20-gallon oil-fired water heater____ $99.95 136 increased by the percentages shown 30-gallon oil-fired water heater------117.75 below: J ames G . R ogers, J r ., Acting Administrator. 40-gallon oil-fired water heater------144.50 Item : Percentages No. 11760 Electric Motor...... 13. 5 [P. R. Doc. 45-18593; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; (b) Maximum nët prices, f. o. b. point No. 19005 Spring Motor______18. 6 3:44 p. m.] of shipment for sales by any person to dealers shall be the maximum prices (b) The maximum prices for sales of specified in Ca) above less a discount of the motors described in paragraph (a) [MPR 591, Order 44] 40 percent. of this order by resellers shall be deter­ Corbin C abinet L ock C o. (c) Maximum prices, f. o. b. point of mined as follows: The reseller shall add shipment for sales by any person to job­ to the maximum net price-he-had in effect AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES bers shall be the maximum prices spec­ to a purchaser of the same clas§, just For the reasons set forth in an opin­ ified in (a) above less successive dis­ prior to the issuance of this order, the ion issued simultaneously herewith and counts of 50-10 percent. amount, in dollars-and-cents, by which filed with the Division of the Federal (d) The maximum prices established his net invoiced cost has been increased Register and pursuant to section 13 of by this order shall be subject to such due to the adjustment granted the manu­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 591; It further discounts, allowances including facturer by this order. is ordered: transportation allowances, and the ren­ (c) The General Industries Company, (a) The maximum net prices, f. o. b. dition of services which are at least as Elyria, Ohio, shall notify each person who point of shipment, for sales by any per­ favorable as those which each seller ex­ buys electric or spring motors for resale son of the No. 2401 Aluminum House tended or rendered or would have ex­ of the dollars-and-cents amounts by Mail Box manufactured by the Corbin tended or rendered to purchasers of the which this order permits the reseller to Cabinet Lock Company shall be: same class on comparable sales of similar increase his maximum net prices. A copy commodities during March 1942. of each such notice shall be filed with (e) The maximum prices for sales on the Machinery Branch, Office of Price On sales to On sales to On sales to an installed basis of the commodities Administration, Washington, D. C. jobbers retailers consumers covered by this order shall be determined (d) All requests not granted herein are in accordance with Revised Maximum denied. Per dozen Per dozen Each $11.50 $15 $1.89 Price Regulation No. 251. (e) This order 'hiay be revoked or (f) Each seller except on sales to con­ amended by the Price Administrator at sumers shall notify in writing each pur­ any time. (b) The maximum net prices estab­ chaser of the seller’s maximum price lished by this order shall be subject to established by this order at or before This order shall become effective Oc­ discounts and allowances and tlie rendi­ the time of the first invoice as well as tober 5, 1945. tion of services which are at least as the maximum prices established for each Issued this 5th day of October 1945. favorable as those which each seller ex­ such purchaser on resale. tended or rendered to purchasers of the C h ester B o w le s, (g) The Coleman Company, Inc. shall Administrator. same class on comparable sales of similar stencil in a conspicuous place on each of commodities during March 1942. the oil fired water heaters covered by this [P. R. Doc. 45-18599; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; (c) Each seller of the mail box priced order the maximum price to consumers 4:40 p. m.] by this order, except a retailer, shall established by this order and shall* iden­ notify each of his purchasers, in writing, tify such prices as the maximum price to [MPR 580, Arndt. 1 to Ofder 208] at or before the issuance of the first consumers. invoice after the effective date of this (h \ This order may be revoked or C lim atic R ainw ear C om pany, I n c. order, of the maximum prices estab­ amended by the Price Administrator at ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES lished by this order for each such seller any time. as well as the maximum prices estab­ Maximum Price Regulation 580, Order lished for purchasers upon resale. This order shall become effective Octo­ No. 208, Amendment 1. Establishing (d) The Corbin Cabinet Lock Com­ ber 6, 1945. ceiling prices at retail for branded pany shall attach a tag or sticker to the Issued this 5th day of October 1945. articles; Docket No. 6063-580-13-304. mail box stating the following: For the reasons set forth in the opinion J ames G. R ogers, issued simultaneously herewith, para­ OPA Maximum Retail Price—$1.89 Acting Administrator. Do Not Detach graph (a) of Order No. 208 is amended [P. R. Doc. 45-18595; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; by adding the following: (e) This order may be revoked or 3:41 p. m.] amended by the Price Administrator at boy’s rainwear any time. Manufac­ turer’s Retail This order shall become effective Octo­ [RMPR 136, Order 507] Style No. Article selling ceiling ber 6, 1945. price price G eneral I ndustries Co. Issued this 5th day of October 1945. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES B 203...... C o a t ...... $4.20 $6.95 J ames G . R ogers, J r., .75 1.25 Order No. 507 under Revised Maximum TO C oat...... 5.70 9.50 Acting Administrator. B 207...... Coat (student)______7.50 12.50 [P. R. Doc. 45-18594; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Price Regulation 136. Machines, parts 3:41 p. m.] and industrial equipment; General In­ dustries Company; Docket No. 6083- This amendment shall become effec­ 136.25a-318. tive October 5, 1945. [MPR 591, Order 45] For the reasons set forth in an opinion, Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Coleman Co ., I n c . issued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division of the Federal Register, / _ ' Chester B o w le s, AUTHORIZATION OF MAXIMUM PRICES and pursuant to section 21 of Revised Administrator. For the reasons set forth in an opinion Maximum Price Regulation 136, It is [P. R. Doc. 45-18598; Piled, Oct. 5, 1945; issued simultaneously herewith and fiied ordered: 4:39 p. m.] No. 198-^—7 12672 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, October 9, 1945

[Order 79, Under 3 (e)} practices as prevailed on each seller’s point may be added. Such transporta­ E lgin N ational W atch Co. sales of Nu-Air deodorant. tion payments, however, shall not include (b) No extra charge may be made for the expense of local hauling, or drayage ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Containers. within the metropolitan area of thè point For the reasons set forth in an opinion (c) With or prior to the first delivery or port of arrival. issued simultaneously herewith; It is of the aforesaid commodity to a jobber (d) Terms of sale. The importer ordered: or retailer, the manufacturer shall fur­ shall, with respect to. his sales of im­ (a) Maximum prices for sales in 5 c. c. nish such jobber or retailer with a writ­ ported canned Cuban Rock lobster (any bottles of “M56-b,” a synthetic chemical ten notice containing the schedule of brand) for which maximum prices are lubricating oil, manufactured by Elgin maximum prices set out in paragraph established by this order, reduce such National Watch Company, Elgin, Illinois, (a) above and a statement that they maximum prices by the discount for cash and used for watches and other precision have been established by the Office of or prompt payment customarily granted instruments, are established as follows: Price Administration. in 1941, on sales of imported canned (d) Prior to making any delivery of Cuban Rock lobster (any brand) to pur­ Quantity such conimodity, after the effective date chasers of the same class. of this order, the manufacturer shall (e) Definitions. A ‘‘wholesaler” is a ■ For sales by manufacturer 12 or mark or causé to be marked thereon the person other than a chain store, an in­ 1-11 more bottles bottles following legend: dependent retail store, industrial or in­ Maximum retail price—69 cents stitutional user, who purchases and sells Each Each food products, generally, without mate­ To material jobbers...... ___ $1.50 $1.00 This order shall become effective Octo­ rially changing their form. ber 5, 1945. A “chain store” is one of four or more For sales by manufacturer or material jobbers to con­ Issued this 4th day of October 1945. retail stores under one ownership whose sumers—$1.50 per bottle regardless of quantity. combined “annual gross sales” are $500,- J ames G. R ogers, Jr., The above prices are subject to the Acting Administrator. 000 or more, and which purchases and same discounts, allowances and trade re-sells food products, generally, without practices as prevailed on each seller’s [F. R. DOC. 45-18530; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; materially changing;iheir. form, to ulti- sales of M56-a oil. 4:23 p. m.] . mate consumers other than industrial or (b) No extra charge may be made for institutional users. containers. An “independent retail store” is one (c) With or prior to the first delivery that is not one of four or more stores under one ownership whose combined of the aforesaid commodity to a mate­ [Max. Import Price Reg., Order 359 Under rial jobber, the manufacturer shall fur­ Order 38] “annual gross sales” are $500,000 or more nish such material jobber with a written and which purchases and re-sells food notice containing the' schedule of maxi­ Canned Cuban R ock Lobster products, generally, without materially changing their form, to ultimate con­ mum prices set out in paragraph (a) ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES above and a statement that they have sumers other than industrial or institu­ been established by the Office of Price For the reasons set forth in an opinion tional users. .... __ . Administration. issued simultaneously herewith and filed . An “industrial user” is any person who, (d) Prior to making any delivery of with the Division of the Federal Register either for his own commercial use or for such commodity, after the effective date and pursuant to the provisions of section resale, jsubjects an imported food item of this order, the manufacturer shall (c) (5) of Order 38 under the Maximum covered by this order, to a process that mark or cause to be marked thereon the Import Price Regulation, it is ordered: results in the production of a new and following legend: (a) Purpose of this order. The pur­ different article having a distinctive pose of this order is to establish separate name, character or use ; or who uses Maximum Retail Price—$1.50 item maximum prices at Which imported such food item as ari ingredient or a This order shall become effective Oc­ canned Cuban Rock lobster (any brand) component part of such an article. tober 5, 1545. may be sold by importers to wholesalers An “institutional user” is a restaurant, Issued this 4th day of October 1945. and chain stores, independent retail hotel, club, hospital, Or other similar es­ stores, industrial and institutional users tablishment using an imported food.item J ames G. R ogers, Jr., Without having to make application to covered by this order in preparation or Acting Administrator. the Office of Price Administration for service of meals to individual consumers. (f) Relation of this order to Order 38. [F. R. Doc. 45-18529; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; the issuance of an individual order. 4:23 p. m.] (b) Application of this order. The Unless the context otherwise requires, the maximum prices established by this order provisions of Order 38 under the Maxi­ apply only-to sales of imported canned mum Import Price Regulation, with the Cuban Rock lobster (any brand) to the requirement for notice to purchasers, as classés of purchasers specified herein. set out in paragraph (k), shall apply to [Order 80 Under 3 (e) ] Salés to-cl asses of purchasers ¿ther than the sale for which the maximum prices those specifically set out are not author­ are established by this order. N u -A ir Chemical Co. ized by this order. (g) Revocation and amendment. This ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES (c) Importers’ maximum prices. The order may be revoked or amended at any maximum prices, on sales to the classes time. For the reasons set forth in an opinion of purchasers named, above which no im­ This order shall become effective Oc­ issued simultaneously herewith, Tt is or­ porter shall sell and no person buying dered: fjum an importer shall purchase, for the tober 11, 1945. (a) Maximum prices for sales in 6- following designated size of-imported Issued this 8th day of October 1945. canned Cuban Rock lobster (any brand) ounce bottles of Electro-Air Liquid, a J ames G. R ogers, Jr., deodorant, manufactured by Nu-Air shall be as follows: Acting Administrator. Chemical Co., 39 Chambers ètreet, New Per case of 48/5-1/2 Sales by importers to : ounce tins [F. R. Doc. 45-18654; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; York 7, N. Y., for use in an electric air Wholesalers and chain stores____ ^ $18.16 11:54 a. m.] refresher dispenser, are established as Independent retailers ______. 19.12 follows: Industrial and institutional users 19.93 Cents The maximum prices authorized above [Max. Import Price. Reg., Order 360 Under each örder 38] To jobbers______se. 8 are ex dock or ex warehouse any United To retailers______46 States continental point or port of entry. P ortuguese and S panish Anchovies To consumers______■______69 Ibr sales with delivery made at some other point, payments incurred for trans­ ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES The above prices are subject to the portation from the dock or warehouse at For the reasons set forth in an opinion same discounts, allowances, and trade the point or port of entry to such other issued simultaneously herewith and filed FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12673 with the Division of the Federal Register may continue to use the maximum prices This order shall become effective Oc­ and pursuant to the provisions of section authorized by an individual order under tober 5, 1945. (c) (5) of Order 38 under the Maximum paragraph (c) of Order 38 for the dis­ Issued this 5th day of October 1945. Import Price Regulation, it is ordered: position of such unsold stocks or foreign (a) Purpose of this order. The pur­ purchase commitments if he reports the J ames G. R ogers, Jr., pose of this order is to establish separate quantities of such purchases or commit­ Acting Administrator. ments which remain unshipped or un­ item maximum prices at which Portu­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18567; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; guese and Spanish anchovies (any sold, with the details of the purchase 3:35 p. m.] brand) packed in olive oil, may be sold contracts, to the Imported Foods Sec­ by importers to wholesalers and chain tion, Food Price Division, Office of Price stores without having to make applica­ Administration, Washington 25, D. C.p tion to the Office of Price Administration within 30 days from the date of the issu­ [SR 14E, Order 1] for the issuance of an individual order. ance of this order and provided he re­ Certain Imported H air S heepskins and (b) Application of this order. The ceives shipment and sells such items Coarse W oolskins maximum prices established by this or­ prior to December 31, 1945. der apply only to sales of Portuguese and (g) Relation of this order to Order 38. ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Spanish anchovies (any brand), packed Unless the context otherwise requires, For the reasons set forth in an opinion in olive oil to the classes of purchasers the provisions of Order 38 under the issued simultaneously herewith and filed specified herein. Sales to classes of pur­ Maximum Import Price Regulation, with with the Division of the Federal Register chasers other than those specifically set the requirement for notice to purchasers and pursuant to section 3.11 (c) of Sup­ out are not authorized by this order. as set out in paragraph (k), shall apply plementary Regulation 14E, It is or­ (c) Importers’ maximum prices. The to the sales for which the maximum dered: maximum prices, on sales to the classes prices are established by this order. (a) The maximum prices at which any of purchasers named below, above which (h) Revocation and amendment. This person n\ay purchase, sell or deliver no importer shall sell and no person buy­ order may be revoked or amended at any Sokoto and Maidugari (or “Northern”) ing from; an importer shall purchase, for time. - Nigerian sheepskins averaging in weight the following designated sizes of Portu­ This order shall become effective Octo­ 19 pounds per dozen skins shall be the guese and Spanish anchovies (any ber 11, 1945. applicable maximum prices established brand) packed in olive oil shall be as by section 3.11 of Supplementary Regu­ Note: All reporting and record-keeping re­ follows: quirements of this order have been approved lation 14E for corresponding types and by the Bureau of the Budget In accordance grades of Nigerian sheepskins averaging Per case of—(size) with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. in weight 20 pounds per dozen skins. Sales by importers to— (b) This order may be amended or re­ 100/2 24/11-13 24/27-29 Issued this 8th day of October 1945. voked at any time by the Office of Price oz. OZ. OZ. Administration. . * ♦ * J ames G. R ogers, Jr., \ Acting Administrator. Wholesalers and chain stores.. $23.47 $27.58 155.11 This order shall become effective Oc­ [F. R. Doc. 45-18665; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; tober 9, 1945. The maximum prices authorized above 11:54 a. m.J Issued this 8th day of October 1945. are ex dock or ex warehouse any United J ames G. R ogers, Jr., States continental point or port of entry. Acting Administrator. For sales with delivery made at some [F. R. Doc. 45-18656; Filed, Oct. 8, 1945; other point, payments incurred for [RPS 41, Order 121] 11:55 a. m.] transportation from dock or warehouse at point or port of entry to such other S teel Castings and R ailroad S pecialties point may be added. Such transporta­ adjustment of maximum prices tion payments, however, shall not in­ Regional and District Office Orders. clude the expense of local hauling or For the reasons set forth in an opinion drayage within the metropolitan area Issued simultaneously herewith and filed [Region VI Order G-109 Under SR 151 of the point cflr port of arrival. with the Division of the Federal Register, A lliance Creamery Co. and Le F ave D airy (d) Terms of sale. The importer shall and in accordance with § 1306.102 of Re­ grant, with respect to his sales of im­ vised Price Schedule No. 41, It is ordered: ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES ported Portuguese and Spanish anchor (a) Notwithstanding anything to the For reasons set forth in an opinion vies, (any brand) packed in olive oil, for contrary contained in Revised Price issued simultaneously herewith and un­ which maximum prices are established Schedule No. 41, producers of Steel cast­ der the authority vested in the Regional by this order, the discount for cash or ings and railroad specialties may, on and Administrator of the Office of Price Ad­ prompt payment customarily granted in after the effective date of this order, de­ ministration by § 1499.75 (a) (9) of Sup­ 1941, on sales of imported Portuguese liver or agree to deliversteel castings and plementary Regulation No. 15 to the Gen­ and Spanish anchovies (any brand), railroad specialties at prices which may eral Maximum Price Regulation, it is packed in olive oil, to purchasers of the be adjusted upward by not more than ordered: same class. 15% (the adjustment requested by the (a) Maximum distributor prices at re­ (e) Definitions. A “wholesaler” is a Steel Castings Industry Advisory Com­ tail. The maximum price for the sale person other than a chain store, an inde­ mittee to the Office of Price Administra­ and delivery of regular standard fluid pendent retail store, industrial or insti­ tion by resolution adopted at its meet­ milk at retail purchased from Alliance tutional user, who purchases and sells ing of September 19,1945) in accordance Creamery Company and the Le Fave food products generally without mate­ with action, if any, taken by the Office Dairy of Alliance, Nebraska, in bottles rially changing their form. of Price Administration after delivery and paper containers beginning October A “chain store” is one of four or more and effective prior to December ,31, 1945. 1, 1945, and ending December 31, 1945, retail stores under one ownership whose Producers of said castings and railroad shall be: combined “annual gross sales” are $500,- specialties, however, may not receive and 000 or more, and which purchases and buyers may not pay to producers an Cents resells food products generally without amount for such castings and railroad G allons______52 specialties in excess of the maximum, Q uarts__r ______14 materially changing their form to ulti­ P in ts------8 mate consumers other than industrial or price or prices in effect at the time of y2 pints____ ;______5 institutional users. delivery, unless and until action, if any, (f) Exception from this order. Any is taken by the Office of Price Admin­ (b) Definitions. (1) Sales and deliv­ importer who, with respect to an item istration effective prior to December 31, eries within the Alliance, Nebraska, area priced by this order, made foreign pur­ 1945, granting a higher price or prices. shall mean: chases or commitments for foreign pur­ (b) This order may be amended or (!) All sales made within the city.limits chases prior to the issuance of this order revoked at any time. of Alliance, Nebraska. 12674 FEDERAL REGISTER, T uesday, October 9, 1945

(ii) All sales of fluid milk by any seller Region II Des Moines Order 1-F, Amendment 81, at retail or at or from an establishment Albany Order 10-F, Amendment 13, cover­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the obtaining the major portion of its supply ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa Area. Filed of milk from Alliance Creamery Company areas in New York. Filed 9:26 a. m. — 9:31 a. m. Albany Order 10-F, Amendment 15, cover­ Des Moines Order 2-F, Amendment 30, and Le Pave Dairy, Alliance, Nebraska. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ (2) Standard milk means pasteurized ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas in New York. Filed 9:26 a. m. tain areas in Iowa, Filed 9:31 a. m. cows’ milk having a butterfat content of Albany Order 11-F, Amendment 2, covering Des Moines Order 3-F, Amendment 29, not less than 3.2 per cent or the legal fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ minimum'established by statute or mu­ in New York. Filed 9:26 a. m. tain areas in Iowa. Filed 9:31 a. m. nicipal ordnance, processed, distributed, Albany Order 12-F, Amendment 2, covering Des Moines Order 18, covering dry groceries fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas in certain counties in the Des Moines Area. and sold for consumption in fluid form Filed 9:32 a. m. as whole milk. , in New York. Filed 9:27 a. m. Binghamton District Order 2-F, Amend­ Quad-Cities Order 6-W under Basic Order (3) Unless the context otherwise re­ 1-B, covering dry groceries in certain areas quires, the definitions set forth in ment 51, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain counties in New York. Filed 9:27 in Iowa. Filed 9:38 a. m. § 1499.20 of the General Maximum Price a. m. Twin Cities Revised Order 1-F, Amend­ Regulation shall be applicable to the Binghamton Order 17, covering dry gro­ ment 34, covering fresh-fruits and vegetables terms used herein. ceries in certain areas in New York. Filed in the St. Paul and Minneapolis Area. Filed (c) This order may be revoked, 9:27 a.m. / 9:30 a. m. amended or corrected at any time. Binghamton Order 18, covering dry gro­ Twin Cities Order 4-F, covering fresh ceries in certain areas in New York. Filed fruits and vegetables in the Winona, Minne­ This order shall become effective Oc­ 9:27 a. m. sota Area. Filed 9:37 a. m. tober 1,1945 and shall terminate Decem­ Buffalo Order 3-F, Amendment 27, covering Twin Cities Order 5-F, covering fresh fruits ber 31, 1945. fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:27 a. m. and vegetables in the Rochester, Minnesota, Buffalo Order 3-F, Amendment 28, covering Area. Filed 9:37 a. m. Issued: October 4, 1945. fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas Region VII in New York. » Filed 9:28 a. m. R . E. W alters, AlbuqtTerque Order 8-F, Amendment 33, Regional Administrator. Buffalo Order 4-F, Amendment 28, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas in covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the New York. Filed 9:28 a. m. Albuquerque Area including * the city of [F. R. Doc. 45-18531; Filed, Oct. 4, 1945; Albuquerque. Filed 9:37 a. m. 4:24 p. m.] Camden Order 3-F, Amendment 51, cover­ ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Denver Order 4-F, Amendment 14, covering counties in New Jersey. Filed 9:29 a. m. fresh fruits and vegetables in the Denver Camden Order 4-F, Amendment 51, cov­ Area. Filed 9:38 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the At­ Denver Order 5-F, Amendment 14, covering fresh fruits and vegetables iri the Pueblo L is t op Co m m u nity Ceiling P rice O rders lantic and Cape May Counties, New Jersey. Filed 9:29 a. m. Area. Filed 9:38 a. m. The following orders under Revised Camden Order 26, covering dry groceries Denver Order 6-F, Amendment 14, covering- General Order 51 were filed with the in certain areas in New Jersey, Filed 9:29 fresh fruits and vegetables in the Colorado Division of the Federal Register Septem­ a. m. Springs-Manitou Area. Filed 9:38 a. m. ber 28, 1945. Camden Order 6-W, covering dry groceries Denver Order 7-F, Amendment 14, covering in certain areas in New Jersey. Filed 9:29 fresh fruits and vegetables in the Boulder- Region I a. m. Fort Collins-Greeley Area. Filed 9:38 a. m. Augusta Order 1-W, Amendment 12, cov­ Region HI Copies of any of these orders may be ering dry groceries. Filed 9:34 a. m. Indianapolis Order 19-W, Amendment 4, obtained from the OPA Office in the des­ Augusta Order 3-F, Amendment 14, cover­ covering dry groceries in the Southern In­ ignated city. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Port­ diana Area. Filed 9:39 a. m. land, South Portland and Westbrook, Maine Indianapolis Order 19-W, Amendment 5, E rvin H. P ollack, Areas. Filed 9:32 a. m. covering dry groceries in certain areas in Secretary. Augusta Order 3-F, Amendment 14a, cov­ Indiana and Ohio. Filed 9:40 a. m. [F. R. Doc. 45-18600; Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; ering fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:32 Indianapolis Order 20-W, Amendment 4, 4:40 p. m.] a. m. covering dry groceries in the Northern In­ Augusta Order 3-F, Amendment 15, covering diana Area. Filed 9:40 a. m. fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas Indianapolis Order 40, Amendment 5, cov­ in Maine. Filed 9:33 a. m. ering dry groceries in the Indianapolis Area. L is t of C o m m u nity C eil in g P rice O rders Augusta Order 4-F,'Amendment 5, covering Filed 9:39 a. m. 1 fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:33 a. m. The following orders under Revised Augusta Order 5-F, Amendment 14, cover­ Region IV General Order 51 were filed with the ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Bangor Jacksonville Order 9-F, Amendment 40A, Division of the Federal Register October and Brewfeij Areas.' Filed 9:33 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the 3, 1945. Augusta Order 5-F, Amendment 14a, cov­ Jacksonville, Florida, Area. Filed 9:38 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed Jacksonville Order 11-F, Amendment 19A, Region I 9:33 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ Boston Order 12-F, Amendment 7, covering Augusta Order 5-F, Amendment 15, cover­ tain areas in Florida. Filed 9:39 a. m. tjresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Bangor Montgomery Order 1-0, Amendment €, in Massachusetts. Filed 9:41 a. m. and Brewer Areas. Filed 9:34 a. m. covering eggs in certain areas in Alabama. Augusta Order 18, Amendment 1, covering Filed 9:39 a. m. Region H dry groceries in certain areas in Maine. Montgomery Order 2 -0 , Amendment 5, Baltimore Order 4-f, Amendment 57, cover­ Filed 9:34 a. m. covering eggs in certain areas in Alabama. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Augusta Order 19, covering dry groceries in Filed 9:36 a. m. areas in Maryland. Filed 9:42 a. m. certain areas in Maine. Filed 9:34 a. m. Montgomery Order 8 -0 , Amendment 5, Baltimore Order 42, covering dry groceries Boston Community Pricing Order 1, cov­ covering eggs in certain areas in Alabama. in certain areas in Maryland. Filed 9:42 a. m. ering dry groceries in the Dukes and Nan­ Filed 9:36 a. m. Baltimore Order 45, covering dry groceries tucket Counties, Massachusetts. Filed 9:30 Montgomery Order 4 -0 , Amendment 5, in certain areas in Maryland. Filed 9:43 a. m. a. m. covering eggs in certain areas in Alabama. Boston Community Pricing Order 2-B-W, Filed 9:36 a. m. Region HI covering dry groceries in certain areas in the Escanaba Community Pricing Order 46, R e g io n V I New England States. Filed 9:29 a. m. Amendment 1, covering dry groceries in cer­ Rhode Island Order 1-C, Amendment 1, Chicago Order 2-F, Amendment 80, cov­ tain areas in Michigan. Filed 9:43 a. m. covering poultry in certain areas in Rhode ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Grand Rapids Order 1-0, Amendment 1, Island. Filed 9:35 a. m. areas in Illinois, Filed 9:31 a. m. covering eggs in certain counties in Michigan. Rhode Island Order 3-F, Amendment 20, Des Moines Order 10-W under Basic Or­ Filed 9:45 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the der 1—B, covering dry groceries in certain Grand Rapids Order 1-0, Amendment 2, Providence, Rhode Island Area. Filed 9:85 counties in the Des Moines District, filed covering eggs in certain counties in Michigan. a. m. 9:32 a. m. Filed 9:45 a. m. Rhode Island Order 4-F, Amendment 9, Des Moines Order 18, covering dry groceries Grand Rapids Order 8-C, Amendment 17, Covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ in certain counties in the Des Moines Area. covering poultry in certain areas in Michi­ tain areas in Rhode Island. Filed 9:35 a. m. Filed 9:32 a. m. gan. Filed 9:45 a.'m. FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 12675

Grand Rapids Order 14-F (appendix A), Fort Worth Order 17-F, Amendment 9, cov­ 2. All increases heretofore granted to Amendment 94, covering fresh fruits apd ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Wichita the Colonial Laundry Company by the vegetables in the city of Grand Rapids, County, Texas. Filed 9:49 a. m. O. P. A. are hereby revoked and rendered Michigan. Filed 9:44 a. m. Fort Worth Order 18-F, Amendment 3, cov­ null and void. Grand Rapids Order 14-F (Appendix B ), ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Amendment 94, covering fresh fruits and áreas in Texas. Filed 9:49 a. m. 3. Said Colonial Laundry Company vegetables in certain cities in Michigan. Houston Community Pricing Order 4-F, shall give notification of such price in­ Filed 9:44 a. m. Amendment 9, covering fresh fruits and vege­ crease as follows: (a) Furnish each cus­ Grand Rapids Order 14-F (Appendix C), tables in certain areas in Texas. Filed 9:49 tomer within fifteen (15) days after the Amendment 68, covering fresh fruits and a. m. effective date of this order with a state­ vegetables in certain counties in Michigan. Houston Community Pricing Order 5-F, ment describing its services and specify­ Filed 9:44 a. m. Amendment 9, covering fresh fruits and vege­ ing its lawful ceiling prices and the per­ Indianapolis Ordfer 18-F, Amendment 11, tables in certain areas in Texas. Filed 9:49 covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ á. m. centage increase permitted by this order; tain counties in Indiana. Filed 9:40 a. m. Little Rock Order 9-F, Amendment 2, cov­ (b) filing a copy of such statement with Indianapolis Order 19-F, Amendment 11, ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain the Trenton District Office, Trenton, New covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ counties in Arkansas. Filed 9:50 a. m. Jersey, within fifteen (15) days after the tain counties in Indiana. Filed 9:40 a. m. Little Rock Order 10-F, Amendment 10, effective date of this order, together with Covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ R egion IV * a statement signed by a responsible offi­ tain counties in Garland County, Arkansas. cial of the laundry establishment cer­ Atlanta Order 9-F, Amendment 25, cover­ Filed 9:50 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in Phenix Little Rock Order 12-F, Amendment 2, cov­ tifying that the applicant has complied City, Alabama and Bibb and Muscogee, ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain with (a) above; (c) inscribe on each Georgia. Filed 9:45 a. m. counties in Arkansas. Filed 9:50 a. m. bill rendered the statement: “O. P. A. Birmingham Order 1-0, Amendment 6, Little Rock Order 13-F, Amendment 2, cov­ permitted increase to maintain sup­ covering eggs in certain counties in the ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain ply _____ $”, and (d) give all new cus­ Birmingham Area. Filed 9:46 a. m. counties in Arkansas and Texas. Filed 9:51 tomers as acquired, the same notifica­ Biifhingham Order 2 -0 , Amendment 6, a. m. tion as required for existing customers. covering eggs in certain counties in the Little Rock Order 14-F, Amendment 2, cov­ Ih addition, the said Colonial Laundry Birmingham Area. Filed 9:46 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Birmingham Order 3-0, Amendment 6, counties in Arkansas. Filed 9:51 a. m. Company shall immediately advise its covering eggs in certain counties in the Little Rock Order 15-F, Amendment 2, cov­ agent drivers and retail hand laundry Birmingham Area. Filed 9:47 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain customers of the amount of such per­ Birmingham Order 1-C, Amendment 10, counties in Arkansas. Filed 9:51 a. m. mitted price increase. covering poultry in the Birmingham Area. Lubbock District Order 6-F, Amendment 8, Upon compliance with the conditions Filed 9:45 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Lub­ set forth in Order No. 18 to Revised Maxi­ Birmingham Order 1-C, Amendment 11, bock County, Texas. Filed 9:51 a. m. mum Price Regulation No. 165 and pur­ covering poultry in the Birmingham Area. Lubbbck District Order 7-F, Amendment 8, suant to said order, the statement of Filed 9:46 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ Birmingham Order 2-C, Amendment 11, tain counties in Texas. Filed 9:51 a. m. surcharge required by this paragraph covering poultry in the Birmingham Area. Lubbcck Order 19, covering dry groceries in may be- eliminated. Filed 9:46 a. m. certain areas in Texas. Filed 9:51 a. m. This order shall become effective im­ Birmingham Order 2-C, Amendment 12, Lubbock Order 20, covering dry groceries in covering poultry in the Birmingham Area. certain areas in Texas. Filed 9:51 a. m. mediately. Filed 9:46 a. m. Lubbock Ortier 3-W, covering dry groceries Issued this 21st day of September 1945. Charlotte Order 3-F, Amendment 36, cov­ in certain areas in Texas. Filed 9:51 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain í Kansas City Order 3-F, Amendment 2, cov­ L eo F : G en tn er, counties in North Carolina. Filed 9:47 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Acting Regional Administrator. Columbia Order 7-F, Amendment 18, cov­ areas in Kansas. Filed 9:50 á. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the en­ Shreveport District Order 4-F, Amendment [F. R. Doc. 45-18513; Filed, Oct, 4, 1945; tire state of South Carolina. Filed 9:48 a. m. 5, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in 1:28 p. m.] Jackson Order 4-F, Amendment 49, cov­ certain areas in Louisiana. Filed 9:41 a. m. ering fresh fruits‘and vegetables in certain Shreveport District Order 5-F, Amendment counties in Mississippi. Filed 9:47 a. m. 5, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ [Region IV Order G-4 Under Rev. Supp. Jacksonville Order 9-F, Amendment 41, tain areas in Louisiana. Filed 9:41 a. m. Service Reg. 43 to RMPR 165] covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the Jacksonville, Florida Area. Filed 9:47 a. m. Copies of any of these orders may be Cotton P ick ing S ervices in th e M is s is ­ Memphis Order 5-C, Amendment 1, cov­ obtained from the OPA Office in the des­ s ip p i D elta A rea, M is s is s ip p i ering poultry in certain counties in the ignated city. For the reasons set forth in an opinion state of Tennessee. Filed 9:47 a. m. Memphis Order 6-F, Amendment 49, cov­ E rviN H . P ollack, * issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the Secretary. der the authority vested in the Regional Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price Memphis and Shelby Counties, Tennessee. [F. R. Doc. 45-18601: Filed, Oct. 5, 1945; Filed 9:47 a. m. 4:40 p. m.] Administration, by § 1499.676 (a) (1) of Savannah Adopting Order 7-F, Amendment Revised Supplementary Service Regula­ 49, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in tion 43 under Revised Maximum Price certain areas in Georgia. Filed 9:48 a. m. Regulation 165, it is hereby ordered: R egion V (a) What this order does. This order Dallas Order 3-F, Amendment 56, covering [Region II Gen. Order 23 Under RMPR 165] establishes maximum prices for the serv­ fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:41 a. m. ices of lacking, pulling, and snapping Dallas Order 4-F, Amendment 8, covering L aundry S ervices in M ercer C ounty, cotton and services incidental thereto fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:48 a. m. N. J., A rea when supplied by independent contrac­ Dallas Order 5-F, Amendment 2, covering For the reasons set forth in an opinion tors in the “Mississippi Delta A|iea”. fresh fruits and vegetables. Filed 9:48 a. m. issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ (b) What this order prohibits. Re­ Fort Worth Order 1-M, covering malt bev­ gardless of any contract, agreement, or erages in Tarrant County, Texas. Filed 9:41 der the authority vested in the Regional a. m. Administrator of Region II by section other obligation, no person shall: Fort Worth Order 13-F, Amendment 9, cov­ 16 (a) of Revised Maximum Price Regu­ (1) Sell, offer to sell, buy, or offer to ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Tarrant lation No. 165, as amended, Services, buy, any of the services covered by this County,'Texas. Filed 9:48 a. m. and by the Emergency Price Control Act order at prices higher than those deter­ Fort Worth Order 14-F, Amendment 9, cov­ of 1942, as amended; It is hereby ordered: mined by application of the rates herein ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Taylor set forth, but less than maximum prices 1. That the Colonial Laundry Com­ may, at any time, be charged, paid, County, Texas. Filed 9:48 a. m. pany, 366 Pennington Avenue, Trenton, Fort Worth Order 15—F, Amendment 9, offered, or received; or covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Tom New Jersey, is hereby granted an in­ (2) Obtain a higher than maximum Green County, Texas. Filed 9:48 a. m. crease of 13% of its March 1942 maxi­ price by; Fort Worth Order 16-F, Amendment 9, cov­ mum prices properly established under (i) Charging for the services covered ering fresh fruits and vegetables in McLen­ Revised Maximum Price Regulation hereby by using any basis or rate of pay­ nan County, Texas. Filed 9:49 a. m.^ '* No.,165. ment than that provided herein. (Any 12676 FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, O ctober 9, 1945 price based upon any other basis or rate (3) For securing cotton pickers, haul­ services listed in paragraph (d) hereof of payrr-mt shall not exceed the price ing cotton pickers to and from the field, and who employs one or more cotton calculated as provided herein.) and pulling or snapping cotton, the in­ pickers. (ii) Making or paying an extra charge, dependent contractor may charge the (g) Applicability of other regula­ for the performance of a service other amount he actually pays the cotton pick­ tions—(1) Revised Maximum Price Reg­ than those specifically named herein; ers pulling or snapping the cotton (not ulation 165. Except as otherwise pro­ (iii) Engaging in any practice de­ to exceed $1.15 per cwt.) plus 20^ per vided herein, all transactions subject to signed to obtain higher than the maxi­ cwt., plus 1 2 per mile for the neces­ this order shall remain subject to all mum prices established by this order; sary and actual mileage of his truck, provisions of Revised Maximum Price (iv) Giving, offering, or paying a bonus bus, or other motor driven vehicle used Regulation 165, together with all amend­ to a contractor, or demanding or receiv­ in the rendition of these services. ments, orders, or supplementary regu­ ing a bonus from a cotton producer in (4) For securing cotton pickers, haul­ lations which heretofore have been, or connection with the services covered by ing cotton pickers to and from the field, hereafter may be, issued. this order; or pulling or snapping cotton, and weighing (2) Licensing Order 1. The provisions (v) Using any tying agreement by the pulled or snapped cotton, the inde­ of Licensing Order 1, licensing all persons making any requirement that any serv­ pendent contractor may charge the who make sales under price control, are ice or commodity in addition to those amount he actually pays the cotton pick­ applicable to all sellers subject to this services covered by this order be pur­ ers pulling or snapping the cotton (not order. A seller’s license may be sus­ chased by any purchaser of the services to exceed $1.15 per cwt.) plus 25tf per pended for violation of the licensing or covered hereby. cwt., plus I2y24 per mile for the neces­ of one or more applicable price schedules, (c) Area covered. This order covers sary and actual mileage of his truck, bus, regulations, or orders. A seller whose li­ all sales of the specified services when or other motor driven vehicle used in the cense is suspended may not, during the such services are rendered in whole or in rendition of these services. period of suspension, make any sale for part in the ‘‘Mississippi Delta Area” of (e) Taxes. Mississippi State Sales Tax which his license has been suspended. the State of Mississippi as defined herein. may be added to the prices named (h) Enforcement. (1) Persons violat­ (d) Maximum prices. The maximum herein. ing any provision of this order are subject prices permitted by this order shall be (f) Definitions. (1) Except as other­ to the civil and criminal penalties, in­ those calculated on the basis of the fol­ wise provided herein, and except as the cluding suits for treble damages, pro­ lowing rates: context may otherwise require the defi­ vided for by the Emergency Price Con­ (1) For securing cotton pickers, haul­ nitions contained in Revised M axim um trol Act of 1942, as amended. ing cotton pickers to and from the field, Price Regulation 165 and Revised Sup­ (2) Persons who have any evidence of and picking well picked, clean seed cot­ plementary Service Regulation 43 there­ any violation of this order are urged to ton, the independent contractor may under shall be applicable to the terms communicate with the Jackson District charge the amount he actually pays to used herein. Office, Office of Price Administration, the cotton pickers (not to exceed $2.10 (2) “Mississippi Delta Area” includes Tower Building, Jackson 1, Mississippi. per cwt.) plus 20(i per cwt., plus 12%^ the Counties of Bolivar, Coahoma, Hum­ (i) Power to amend or revoke. This phreys, Issaquena, Leflore, Quitman, order may be revoked, amended, or cor­ per mile for the necessary and actual Sharkey, Sunflower, Tunica, and Wash­ mileage of the truck, bus, or other motor rected at any time by the Price Adminis­ ington and all that part of jihe Counties trator or by the Regional Administrator driven vehicle used in the rendition of of Carroll, De Soto, Grenada, Holmes, Of Region IV. these services. Panola, Tallahatchie, Tate, Warren, and (2) For securing cotton pickers, haul­ Yazoo, lying between the Mississippi Effective date. This order shall become ing cotton pickers to and from the field, River and the foothills, all in the State effective Septemebr 24, 1945, and shall picking well picked, clean seed cotton, of Mississippi. When streams enter the remain in effect for a period of 90 days and weighing the picked cotton, the in­ from the date of issuance; however, it delta area from the hills, a line drawn may be continued in effect for a longer dependent contractor may charge the from the base of the hills on either- side period by amendment. amount he actually pays the cotton pick­ thereof shall be deemed, for the purposes ers (not to exceed $2.10 per cwt.) plus of the foregoing definition, the edge of Issued: September 21, 1945. 25tf per cwt., plus 1 2 per mile for the the foothills. Alexander H arris, necessary and actual mileage of his (3) “Independent contractor” as used Regional Administrator. truck, bus, or other motor driven vehicle in'*this order refers to a person who sup­ [P. R. Doc. 45-18512; Piled, Oct. 4, 1945; used in the rendition of these services. plies or offers to supply any or all of the 1:28 p. m.]