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VOLUME 10 -fe, 1934 ^ ü N n t o ^ NUMBER 127

Washington, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

Regulations [WFO 75-2, Arndt. 25] CONTENTS Part 1410—Livestock and Meats REGULATIONS AND NOTICES BEEF SET ASIDE REDUCTION TITLE 7—AGRICULTURE Civil Aeronautics B oard: Page Chapter XI—War Food Administration War Food Order No. 75-2, as amended Mechanic certificate, limited, (10 F.R. 6496), is further amended as with propeller or aircraft (Distribution Orders) follows: appliance rating; issuance. 7790 [WFO 120-6, Arndt. 1] 1. By deleting paragraph (a) (9) and Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp., requirements for Part F ruits and Vegetables substituting in lieu thereof the following: 1405— check pilots______7780 IRISH POTATOES (9) “Base period” means that period F ederal Home Loan B ank Ad­ War Food Order No. 120-6 (10 F.R. of the year 1944 established by the Di­ ministration: 6549), issued on June 2, 1945, is hereby rector and published in Appendix A, at­ Banks, operations; safe-keeping amended by deleting therefrom the pro­ tached hereto and made a part hereof. accounts ______7791 visions in § 1405.57 (b) and inserting, in 2. By deleting the table at the end of F ederal T rade Commission: lieu thereof, the following: paragraph (b) and substituting in lieu Liquid Tight Paper Container thereof the following: Association et al., cease and (b) Specifications relative to terri­ desist order______7790 torial scope. The provisions of W ar F oreign Economic Administration : Food Order No. 120, as amended, shall Army-style Cutter and Belgium, Denmark, France, be applicable to any shipment of Irish Utility canner (Grade C) (Grade D) Luxembourg, The Nether­ Zone 9 Federally potatoes from each of the following Slaughterers inspected Federally lands; addition to list of ^.reas: kosher other than inspected destinations______7792 slaughter­ Zone 9 kosher slaughterers slaughterers (1) The counties of Pasquotank, Cam­ ers slaughterers only only Belgium and France; deletion den, and Currituck in the State of North from list of destinations. _ 7792 Carolina, and 26% 80% 66% 66% General Land Office: (2 The counties of Princess Anne, Nor­ Nevada, reserving public lands under jurisdiction of Secre­ folk, Accomac, and Northampton in the 3. By deleting the period at the end of State of Virginia. tary of Interior; revocation. 7812 paragraph (e) and substituting in lieu I nterstate Commerce Commission : The provisions of this amendment thereof the following: “and published in Anthracite coal, restrictions on shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., Appendix A hereof.” loading: e. w. t., June 26, 1945. With respect to This amendment, together with Ap­ Shenandoah, Pa______7314 violations, rights accrued, liabilities in­ pendix A hereof, shall become effective Union Junction, Pa______7815 curred, or appeals taken under said War at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., July 1, 1945, and Citrus fruits, onions and pota­ Food Order No. 120-6 prior to the effec­ shall supersede in all respects War Food toes, loading prohibited in Order No. 75-2a (10 F.R. 6495). With Arizona and California.__ 7813 tive time of the provisions hereof, the Potatoes, Irish; permit required provisions of said War Food Order No. respect to violations, rights accrued, liabilities incurred, or appeals taken, for shipment______7813 120-6 in effect prior to the effective time Refrigerator qars and box cars, hereof shall be deemed to continue in full prior to said date, under War Food Order No. 75-2, as amended, or War Food substitution______7813 force and effect for the purpose of Order No. 75-2a, all provisions of said Office of D efense Transportation : sustaining any proper suit, action, or orders shall be deemed to remain in full Potatoes, Irish; motor transpor­ other proceeding with regard to any such force for the purpose of sustaining any tation in North Carolina violation, right, liability, or appeal. proper suit, action, or other proceeding and Virginia______7814 (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 with respect to any such violation, right, Office of P rice Administration: liability, or appeal. Adjustments and pricing orders: F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. Babcock, James 8______7833 9392, 8 F.R. 14783; WFO 120, as amended, (E. 0 . 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. Clark Quarries, Inc______7834 9 F.R. 14475; 10 F.R. 103, 1823) 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, P & S Mfg. Co______7834 Issued this 22d day of June 1945. 8 F.R. 14783; WFO 75,10 F.R. 4649) Dark Ridge Fuel Co. et al. Issued this 26th day of June 1945. (Corr.)______7815 C. W. K itchen, Goodall Co______7815 Director of Marketing Services. C. W. Kitchen, Gordon, Michael M______7816 [F. R. Doc. 45-11235; Filed, June 25, 1945; Director of Marketing Services. Green, Daniel, Co______7815 3:47 p. m.] (Continued on next page) (Continued on next page) 7787

/ 7788 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 CONTENTS—Continued CONTENTS—Continued / s f \ Office of P rice Administration— R eclamation Bureau: PaSe Continued. Page Minidoka Project, Idaho; first FEDERALKREGISTER Cooperage, tight, and tight form reclamation with­ V,* WïlTEO’ »a* ¿ y cooperage stock (MPR 424, drawal ------7814 incl. Am. 1-6) ------7803 S ecurities and Exchange Commis­ sion: Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, Poods, processed (Rev. RO 13, and days following legal holidays, by the Am. 62 to 2d Rev. Supp. 1) _ 7802 Hearings, etc.: x Division of the Federal Register, the National Fruits and vegetables, fresh, for Neibuhr, Lowell, & Co., Inc— 7839 Archives, pursuant to the authority contained table use; sales except at Ware, John H. 3d— ^------7838 in the Federal Register Act, approved July 26, retail (MPR 426, Am. 119)- 7799 T reasury D epartment: 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.O., Hawaii : Procurement Division, supplies. 7812 ch. 8B), under regulations prescribed by the Beer (RMPR 373, Am. 3) — _ 7799 W ar F ood Administration: Administrative Committee, approved by the Construction and repair serv­ Agricultural labor, salaries and President. Distribution is made only by the Superintendent of Documents, Government ices, and installed build­ wages : Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. _ ing materials (RMPR 373, California, picking and cut­ The regulatory material appearing herein is Am. 2)------7794 ting peaches______7791 keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, Heel blocks, hardwood, finished Wasco and Sherman Coun­ which is published, under 50 titles, pursuant hardwood and synthetic ties, Oregon; general or­ to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as hardwood heels and wood chard labor and harvest­ amended June 19, 1937. shanks (MPR 420, Am. 6) „ 7808 ing on cherry, apricot, The F ederal R egister will he furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 Meats, fats, fish and cheeses peach, and other tree per month or $15.00 per year, payable in ad­ (Rev. RO 16, Am. 46 to 2d fruit farms------7792 vance. The charge for individual copies Rev. Supp. 1)------7812 Grain Standards Act, designa­ (minimum 154) varies in proportion to the Mileage rationing, gasoline reg­ tion of districts and head­ size of the issue. Remit check or money ulations (Rev. RO 5C, Am. . quarters for administra­ order, made payable to the Superintendent 9)______7802 tion ------7839 of Documents, directly to the Government Naval stores, gum (RMFR 561) _ 7808 Potatoes, Irish (WFO 120-6, Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. There are no restrictions on the republica­ Puerto Rico, mileage rationing; Am. 1)______-______7787 tion of material appearing in the F ederal gasoline regulations (Rev. Set aside reductions: R egister. RO 5E, Am. 1)------7793 Beef (WFO 75-2, Am. 25) — 7787 Regional and district office, or­ Pork (WFO 75-3, Am. 16)— 7789 ders. See also Adjust­ Veal (WFO 75-4, Am. 1)------7789 NOTICE ments. W ar Production B oard: Community ceiling prices, list Controlled materials plan: The 1943 Supplement to fhe Code of orders filed------— 7838 B products, sales by manu­ of' Federal Regulations, covering Concrete blocks, Minneapolis, facturer (CMP Reg. 1, the period June 2, 1943, through De­ Minn., area-—.------7829 Int. 32)______7792 cember 31, 1943, may be obtained Construction services, in­ Disposal of controlled mate­ from the Superintendent of Docu­ stalled building mate­ rials procured by a ware- rials, installed combina­ house or distributor for ments, Government Printing Office, tion storm sash and his stock from holders of at $3.00 per book. screens; Chicago region. 7829 idle or excess inventories, Book 1 : Titles 1-31, including Presi­ Fluid milk, Baker, Oreg. (2 (CMP Reg. 4, revocation documents)------7834 of Dir. 5)------7793 dential documents in full text. Malt and cereal beverages: Steel, not needed by produc­ Book 2: Titles 32-50, with 1943 Gen­ Jefferson County, Ala------7837 ers and distributors to fill eral Index and 1944 Codification Memphis, Tenn., district— 7824 authorized orders (CMP Guide. Raleigh, N. C., district (2 Reg. 1, revocation of Dir. documents)______7817, 7820 44)______;___ 7793 The complete text of the Cumula­ Poultry, except ducks; New tive Supplement (June 1, 1938- York region (2 docu­ June 1, 1943) is still available in ten ments) ------— * 7835 Appen dix A—Schedule op G o vernm ent B eep P urchase and S et Aside P ercentages U nder units at $3.00 each. • Roofing, Dallas County, Tex_ 7837 Solid fuels: War F ood Order N o. 75-2 Columbia, S. C., area------7824 Base period. The month of July 1944 is Des Moines, Iowa, area----- 7830 hereby established as the base period. CONTENTS—Continued Elizabeth City, N. C—------7828 Current rate of slaughter. Current rate of Florence, S. C------7824 slaughter is determined by dividing the Office of P rice Administration— dressed weight of cattle slaughtered during a Greenville County, S. C., current week by the average weekly slaughter Continued. area------7825 of cattle (dressed weight) during the base ' Adjustments and pricing or­ Roanoke, Va., area------7824 period (July 1944). ders—Continued. Pa§e R^gky Mount, N. C------7827 Government purchase and set aside per­ Mets, J. P., and Soife------7816 Rome, Ga., area------— 7827 centages. In accordance with the standard Plough Sales Corp------7833 Spartanburg, S. C., area— 7827 set forth in paragraph (e), the following Radbill Oil Co_------— 7816 schedule of percentages is hereby established. United Coal and Dock Co----- 7832 Wilson, N. C______7826 The quantity of each grade of Army-style Alaska, salmon, gill net and Toys and games (MPR 188, Am. beef which the persons or agencies desig­ 62; revocation of Order nated in paragraph (c) (1) may purchase is seine caught (RMPR 288, 1444) (2 documents) — 7812, 7816 determined by applying the appropriate per­ Am. 2)______J-— — 7784 Virgin Islands: centage to the total weekly production Beds, upholstered sofa, studio Cigarettes (RMPR 395, Am. (dressed weight) of each of such grades of couches, and other uphol­ 2 ) ______;______7799 Army-style beef, and the quantities of Utility stered dual sleeping equip­ grade (Grade C) beef and of Canner and ment (MPR 188, Am. 2 to Tire rationing regulations • Cutter grade (Grade D) beef which are re­ Order 1509)______7816 (Rev. RO 1C, Am. 3)____ 7793 quired to be set aside by any slaughterer are Citrus products, packed (1945 Vitamin A natural oils and determined by applying the appropriate per­ and later packs) (FPR 1, concentrates (MPR 208, centage to the total weekly „ production Supp. 12)______7800 Am. 4)______-— ----- 7802 {dressed weight) of Utility grade beef and FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7789

Canner and Cutter grade beef, respectively. Determination of such percentages will der of the Director this requirement shall All Army-style beef required to be set aside be made by the Director at periodic in­ not be applicable to slaughterers located in or made available for purchase by Zone 9 tervals and published in Appendix A the States of Alabama, California, Connecti­ kosher slaughterers shall be in the form of cut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, hind quarters. hereof. All dressed pork cuts and pork products set aside under this order shall Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, be prepared in accordince with speci­ New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Percentage of beef production Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is­ (dressed weight of slaughter) fications established by governmental land, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Vir­ agencies. Such specifications may be ginia, Washington, and West Virginia. Current rate of slaugh­ obtained by application addressed to the ter (percent of July Army style Utility Specifications 1944 weekly average) and can- Order Administrator. Not less than 70 percent of the total weight ner and This amendment, together with Ap­ Regular Kosher cutter of all loins set aside shall be converted into grades pendix A hereof, shall become effective semi-boneless (partially boneless) loins. at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., July 1, 1945, and Not less than 30 percent of all hams set Less than 60.1.. _ 17.3 11.4 58.7 shall supersede in all respects War Food aside shall be processed into overseas hams 60.1-65.0...... 20.0 14. 3 60.0 requiring 96 hours’ smoke, and not less than 65.1-70.0...... 22.3 16.7 61.1 Order No. 75.3a, as amended (10 F.R. 70.1-75.0...... 24.2 18.8 62.1 6500, 6924). With respect to violations, 20 percent of all hams set aside shall be 75.1-80.0.... 26.0 20.7 63.0 processed into Army hams requiring 48 hours’ 80.1-85.0..:...... 27.5 22.3 63.7 rights accrued, liabilities incurred, or smoke. 85.1-00.0...... 28.8 23.7 64.4 appeals taken, prior to said date, under Not less than 35 percent of all square-cuts 90.1-110.0...... 30.0 25.0 65.0 War Food Order No. 75.3, as amended, or 110.0-115.0...... 30.9 26.0 and seedless bellies set aside shall be proc­ 115.1-120.0.___ 31.8 26.9 65.9 War Food Order No. 75.3a, as amended, essed into overseas bacon requiring 96 hours’ 120.1-125.0______32.6 27.7 66.3 all provisions of said orders shall be smoke, and not less than 20 percent of such 125.1-130.0______33.3 28.5 66.6 bellies shall be processed into Army bacon 130.1-135.0______33.9 29.2 67.0 deemed to remain in full force for the 135.1-140.0______34.6 29.9 67.3 purpose of sustaining any proper suit, requiring 48 hours’ smoke. 140.1-145.0...... 35.1 30.5 67.6 145.1-150.0______35.7 31.1 67.8 action, or other proceeding with respect [F. R. Doc. 45-11291; Filed, June 26, 1945; 150.1-175.0______37.1 32.6 68.5 to any such violation, right, liability, or 11:15 a. m.] 175.1-200.0______38.9 34.6 69.5 appeal. Over 200.0...... _ 40.4 36.1 70.2 Slaughterers without July 1944 slaughter (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. history______. 40.4 36.1 70.2 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. 9392, [WFO 75-4, Amdt. 1] 8 F.R. 14783; WFO 75, 10 F.R. 4649) P art 1410—Livestock and Meats [F. R. Doc. 45-11292; Filed, June 26, 1945; Issued this 26th day of June 1945. 11:16 a. m.] VEAL SET ASIDE REDUCTION C. W. K itchen, Director of Marketing Services. War Food Order No. 75-4 (10 F.R. 4654) is amended by deleting paragraph [WFO 75-3, Amdt. 16] Appe n d ix A— Schedule of P ork S et Aside (b) and substituting in lieu thereof the P ercentages U nder W ar F ood Order N o. P art 1410—Livestock and Meats 75-3 following:

PORK SET ASIDE REDUCTION S chedule of P ork S et Aside P eteentages (b) Quantity; quality; specifications. U nder W ar F ood Order N o . 75-3 No federally inspected slaughterer shall War Food Order No. 75.3, as amended deliver meat unless he shall set aside, (10 F.R. 6499), is hereby further Base period. The mbnth of July 1944 is hereby established as the base period. reserve, and hold the total amount of amended as follows: Current rate of slaughter. Current rate of each week’s production of veal graded 1. By deleting paragraph (a) (8) and slaughter is determined by dividing the live “U. S. Choice”, “U. S. Good”" and “U. S. substituting in lieu thereof the follow­ weight of hogs slaughtered during the cur­ Commercial”, obtained from calves whose ing: rent week by the average weekly slaughter of carcasses weigh, with the hide off, from hogs (live weight) during the base period 60 to 275 pounds, both inclusive: Pro­ (8) “Base period” means that period (July 1944). vided, however, That governmental agen­ of the calendar year 1944 established by Set aside percentages. In acordance with cies, authorized purchasers, contract the Director and published in Appendix the standard set forth in paragraph (d), the following schedule of percentages is schools, marine hospitals, maritime A, attached hereto and made a part hereby established. The quantity of dressed academies, and ship suppliers may select hereof. pork cuts and pork products of the type in­ and purchase not to exceed 30 percent 2. By deleting the table at the end dicated which is required to be set aside by of each grade of veal so set aside, and of paragraph (b) and substituting in any slaughterer is determined by applying upon the delivery or execution of con­ the appropriate percentage to the total weekly tracts to deliver, to such persons or agen­ lieu thereof the following: slaughter of hogs (live weight). Percentage of live weight of hogs purchased cies, not less than 30 percent of any for slaughter grade of veal so set aside, such slaughter­ Percentages of live weight er may deliver to any other person not Type of dressed pork cut or pork product: of slaughter in excess of 70 percent of such grade Hams______6 of veal. Loins______5. 5 Current rate of slaughter Shoulders and manufacturing pork__ ID (percent of weekly av­ This amendment shall become effec­ Bellies______4. 5 erage July 1944) tive at 12:01 a. m., e. w. t., July 1, 1945. - Lard______6. 5 With respect to violations, rights ac­ seedless bel­ seedless lies 1 manufactur­ pork ing crued; liabilities incurred, or appeals

3. By deleting paragraph (d) and sub­ Loins Squarecuts and Squarecuts Shoulders and Hams Total stituting in lieu thereof the following: t taken, prior to said date, under War Food Order No. 75-4, all provisions of (d) The percentage of lard required Less than 50.1...... 5.0 5.4 4.1 9.0 23.5 50.1-55.0...... 5.1 5.6 4.2 9.4 24.3 said order shall be deemed to remain to be set aside shall be the same for all 55.1-60.0...... 5.3 5.8 4.3 9.6 25.0 in full force for the purpose of sustain­ slaughterers subject to this order. The 60.1-65.0...... 5.4 5.9 4.4 9.8 25.5 65.1-80.0______5.5 6.0 4.5 10.0 26 0 ing any proper suit, action, or other pro­ specific percentage of each dressed pork 80.1-85.0...... 5.6 6.1 4.6 10.1 26 4 ceeding with respect to any such viola­ cut or pork product, other than lard, 85.1-90.0...... 5.6 6.2 4.6 10.3 26 7 90.1-95.0...... 5.7 6.2 4.7 10.4 27.0 tion, right, liability, or appeal. which any-slaughterer shall be required 95.1-100.0...... 5.7 63 4.7 10.5 27.2 to set aside under this order shall be Over 100.0...... 5.8 6 3 4.8 10.6 27.5 (E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; E.O. 9322, 8 proportional to and graduated in ac­ Slaughterers without July F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. 5423; E.O. cordance with the current rate of 1944 slaughter history.. 5.8 63 4.8 10.6 27.5 9392, 8 F.R. 14783; WFO 75,10 F.R. 4649) slaughter of such slaughterer, with the Issued this 26th day of June 1945. result that a greater proportion of Gov­ In addition to the above, each slaughterer ernment requirements will be drawn subject to the provisions of this order shall C. W. K itchen, set aside a quantity of lard the total weight Director of Marketing Services. from those slaughterers who are slaugh­ of which shall be not less than 5.5 percent tering more, with reference to base of the total live weight of each week’s slaugh­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11293; Filed, June 26, 1945; period, than their normal volume of hogs. ter of hogs: Provided, That until further or­ 11:16 a. m.] 7790 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 respective classes; (8) fix or maintain TITLE 14—CIVIL AVIATION through the use of facilities provided by the manufacturer or repair station. resale prices at which the respective Chapter I—Civil Aeronautics Board respondent manufacturers’ jobber custo­ This regulation and the certificates mers sell said products, and refuse to [Regs., Serial 339] issued in accordance with it shall termi­ allow usual jobber discounts to those job­ P ennsylvania-C entral Airlines Corp. nate December 31,1945. bers who do not sell at the respondent (52 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) manufacturers’ suggested prices and REQUIREMENTS FOR CHECK PILOTS terms; (9) file with the respondent asso­ N ote: This Special Civil Air Regulation Noncompliance with the requirements affects § 24.2 of the Civil Air Regulations. ciation, or with any other medium or of § 40.2611 (b) of the Civil Air Regula­ central agency, price lists or other infor­ tions with respect to the approved route By the Civil Aeronautics Board. mation showing current or future prices of Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Cor­ F red A. T oombs, for said products, with the understand­ poration between Pittsburgh and New Secretary. ing that such price lists or other in­ York. formation showing current or future At a session of the Civil Aeronautics [F. R. Doc. 45-11290; Filed, June 26, 1945; prices for said products will not be Board held at its office in Washington, 11:13 a. m.] changed or deviated from until new and D. C., on the 19th day of June 1945. different price lists or other information The following Special Civil Air Regu­ showing other current or future prices lation is made and promulgated to be­ are so filed by the respondent manufac­ come effective June 19, 1945: turers; (10) forward by the respondent TITLE 16—COMMERCIAL PRACTICES manufacturers to the respondent associ­ Ten check pilots who are listed as first Chapter I—Federal Trade Commission ation invoices or copies thereof showing pilots in the Pennsylvania-Central Air­ the details in respect to prices, discounts, lines Corporation air carrier operating [Docket No. 4675] and terms of sale at which said products certificate as of June 1, 1945, will be Part 3—D igest of Cease and D esist are being sold, for the purpose or with the deemed competent to pilot aircraft in Orders effect of restraining competition in the scheduled air transportation over the offering for sale or sale of said products; Pennsylvania-Central Airlines approved LIQUID TIGHT PAPER CONTAINER ASSN. ET AL. or (11) hold and sponsor meetings of re­ route between Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, § 3.27 (c 10) Combining or conspir­ spondent manufacturers for the discus­ and New York, if in lieu of the 6 one­ ing—To enforce or bring about resale sion and interchange of information re­ way trips required by § 40.2611 (b) they price maintenance: § 3.27 (d) Combining lating to prices, discounts, conditions, complete 4 one-way trips over this route or conspiring—To enhance, maintain or charges, or terms to be fixed for the sale as a first pilot without passengers or unify prices: §3.27 (h) Combining or of said products; prohibited. (Sec. 5, as a second pilot with or without pas­ conspiring—To restrain and monopolize 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52 sengers and comply in all other respects trade. In connection with the offering Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., sec. 45b) [Cease and with the prescribed route requirement for sale, sale, and distribution of cylin­ desist order, Liquid Tight Paper Con­ qualifications set forth in the Civil Air drical liquid tight paper containers in tainer Association et al., Docket 4675, Regulations. commerce, and on the part of respondent May 29, 19451 This Regulation shall terminate Octo­ association and its secretary and man­ At a regular session of the Federal ber 1, 1945. ager, and on the part of the eight re­ spondent manufacturers named, and on Trade Commission, held at its office in (56 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551) the part of their respective officers, the City of Washington, D. Ç., on the By the Civil Aeronautics Board. agents, etc., entering into, continuing, 29th day of May, A. D. 1945. - F red A. Toombs, cooperating in, or carrying out any In the Matter of Liquid Tight Paper Con­ Secretary. pl&hned common course of action, agree­ tainer Association, an "Unincorporated ment, understanding, combination, or Association; George J. Lincoln, Jr., as [F. R. Doc. 45-11289; Filed, June 26, 1945; conspiracy between or among any two or Secretary and Manager of Liquid Tight 11:13 a. m.] more of said respondents, or between any Paper Container Association; Boothby one or more of said respondents and Fibre Can Company, a Corporation; others not parties to this proceeding, to Gordon S. Smith and George T. Hynes, [Reg., Serial 340] (1) fix or maintain certain percentage copartners, doing business under the quotas which represent and limit th® firm name Champion Container Com­ Limited Mechanic Certificate W ith P ro­ amount of business that each respective pany; Fonda Container Company, Inc., peller or Aircraft Appliance R ating respondent manufacturer should do in a Corporation; Menasha Products At a session of the Civil Aeronautics said products; (2) fix or maintain uni­ Company, a Corporation; Minkoff & Board held at its office in Washington, form delivered prices for the sale of said Rosenfield Brothers, Inc., Doing Busi­ D. C., on the 19th day of June, 1945. products; (3) fix or maintain uniform ness Under the Firm Name Miro Con­ The following Special Civil Air Regu­ discounts, terms, and conditions of sale tainer Company; Russell Box Com­ lation is made and promulgated to be­ to be observed in the sale of said prod­ pany, a Corporation; Sealright Com­ come effective June 19, 1945. ucts; (4) fix or maintain standard uni­ pany, Inç., a Corporation; and Suther­ A mechanic certificate with a pro­ form sizes, colors, and quality of mate­ land Paper Company, a Corporation rials for said products for the purpose or peller or aircraft appliance rating, ex­ This proceeding having been heard by cepting a parachute rating, may be is­ with the effect of restraining competition in the offering for sale or sale of said the Federal Trade Commission upon the sued by the Administrator of Civil Aero­ complaint of the Commission, the an­ nautics to an individual who is employed products; (5) continue the delivered price zones heretofore used for making quota­ swers of the respondents admitting all and designated by either a manufacturer of the material allegations of fact in the holding a currently effective propeller tions and sales of said products, or estab­ lish or maintain any delivered price complaint and waiving all intervening or aircraft appliance production certifi­ procedure and further hearings as to the cate or by an applicant for, or the holder zones which are similar to those hereto­ fore used in that their use would result facts, and testimony and other evidence of, a repair station certificate with a pro­ taken before a trial examiner of the peller or aircraft appliance rating. The as heretofore in making the delivered prices of the respective respondent Commission theretofore duly designated individual must be in direct charge of by it; and the Commission having made the inspection, overhaul, or repair of manufacturers identical despite their different costs of delivery; (6) fix or its findings as to the facts and its con­ propellers or aircraft appliances and his' clusion that the respondents have vio­ experience and employment record must maintain uniform price differentials be­ tween such established geographical lated the provisions of the Federal Trade indicate that he is competent to engage Commission act; in such activity. The individual to whom zones; (7) fix or maintain any classifica­ tion of customers, either as jobbers or It is ordered, That respondents Liquid a certificate is issued shall exercise the Tight Paper Container Association, an privileges of his certificate only with consumers, for the purpose or with the * effect of establishing or maintaining uni­ unincorporated association, and George respect to the work performed for such * J. Lincoln, Jr., secretary and manager of manufacturer or repair station and form price differentials between the FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7791

said association, and respondent manu­ that such price lists or other information of § 8.3 of the rules and regulations for facturers Boothby Fibre Can Company, showing current or future prices for said the Federal Home Loan Bank System. a corporation, George T. Hynes, indi­ products will not be changed or deviated vidually and doing business under the from until new and different price lists J ames Twohy, name Champion Container Company, or other information showing other cur­ Governor. Fonda Container Company, Inc., a cor­ rent or future prices are so filed by the Harold Lee, poration, Menasha Products Company, a respondent manufacturers. General Counsel. corporation, Minkoff & Rosenfield Broth­ 10. Forwarding by the respondent Ormond E. Loomis, ers, Inc., a corporation doing business manufacturers to the respondent associ­ Executive Assistant to the under the name Miro Container Com­ ation of invoices or copies thereof show­ Commissioner. pany, Russell Box Company, a corpora­ ing the details in respect to prices, dis­ tion, Sealright Company, Inc., a corpora­ counts, and terms of sale at which said [P. R. Doc. 45-11282; Filed, June 26, 1945; tion, and Sutherland Paper Company, a products are being sold, for the purpose 10:00 a. rri.] corporation, and the respondents’ re­ or with the effect of restraining competi­ spective officers, agehts, representatives, tion in the offering for sale or sale of said and employees, directly or through any products. corporate or other device, in connection 11., Holding and sponsoring meetings TITLE 29—LABOR with the offering^ for sale, sale, and dis­ of respondent manufacturers for the tribution of cylindrical liquid tight pa­ discussion and interchange of informa­ Chapter IX—War Food Administration per containers in commerce, as “com­ tion relating to prices, discounts, condi­ (Agricultural Labor) merce” is defined in the Federal Trade tions, charges, or terms to be fixed for Commission Act, do forthwith cease and the sale of said products. [Rev. Supp. 19] desist from entering into, continuing, It is further ordered, That all of said P art 1102—Salaries and Wages of Agri­ cooperating in, or carrying out any respondents shall, within sixty (60) days cultural Labor in the State of Cali­ planned common course of action, agree­ after service upon them of this order, fornia ment, understanding, combination, o r' file with the Commission a report in workers engaged in picking and cutting conspiracy between or among any two writing setting forth in detail the man­ PEACHES IN CERTAIN CALIFORNIA COUN­ òr more of said respondents, or between ner and form in which they have com­ TIES any one or more of said respondents and plied with this order. others not parties to this proceeding, to It is further ordered, That the com­ Supplement No. 19 (formerly known as do or perform any of the following acts plaint herein be, and it hereby is, dis­ Specific Wage Ceiling Regulation 13) is­ or things: ____ missed as to respondent Gordon S. sued June 30, 1944 (9 F.R. 7377, 3593, 10 1. Fixing or maintaining certain per­ Smith, now deceased. F.R. 3518), is hereby amended and re­ vised to read as follows: centage quotas which represent and limit By the Commission. the amount of business that each re­ § 1102.12 Wages of workers engaged spective respondent manufacturer [seal] ' Otis B. J ohnson, in the picking of peaches from trees and should do in said products. Secretary. the cutting of peaches in certain coun­ 2. Fixing or maintaining uniform de­ [P. R. Doc. 45-11283; Piled, June 26, 1945; ties in the State of California. Pursuant livered prices for the sale of said prod­ 10:56 a. m.] to § 4001.7 of the regulations of the Eco­ ucts nomic Stabilization Director relating to 3. Fixing or maintaining uniform dis­ wages and salaries issued August 28,1943, counts, terms, and conditions of sale to as amended (8 F.R. 11960, 12139, 16702; be observed in the sale of said products. TITLE 24—HOUSING CREDIT 9 F.R. 6035, 14547), and to the regula­ 4. Fixing or maintaining standard Chapter I—Federal Home Loan Bank tions of the War Food Administrator is­ uniform sizes, colors, and quality of ma­ sued January 20,1944 (9 F.R. 831), as re­ terials for said products for the purpose Administration vised October 23, 1944 and March 23, or with the effect of restraining compe­ [Bulletin 41] 1945 (9 F.R. 12807, 14206; 10 F.R. 3177) tition in the offering for sale or sale of entitled “specific wage ceiling regula­ said products. Part 4—Operations of the B anks tions” and based upon relevant facts sub­ 5. Continuing the delivered price zones ^ SAFE-KEEPING ACCOUNTS mitted by the California WFA Wage heretofore used for making quotations Board and obtained from other sources, and sales of said products, or establish­ J une 26, 1945. it is hereby determined that:. ing or maintaining any delivered price Section 4.7 of the rules and regulations (a) Areas, crops, and classes of work­ zones which are similar to those here­ for the Federal Home Loan Bank System ers. Persons engaged in picking peaches tofore used in that their use would re­ is hereby amended, effective as of June from trees and persons so engaged a sult as heretofore in making the deliv­ 26, 1945, to read as follows: - portion of the time who are also engaged ered prices of the respective respondent § 4.7 Safe-keeping accounts. All se­ on a farm in the cutting of peaches in manufacturers identical despite their curities owned by each Bank shall be the counties of Kern, Kings, Tulare, different costs of delivery. held in either the Federal Reserve Bank Fresno, Madera, Merced, Stanislaus, 6. Fixing or maintaining uniform of New York or the Federal Reserve Tehama, Glenn, Butte, Yuba, Sutter, price differentials between such estab­ Bank of Chicago, subject to the order Colusa, Sonoma, Napa, Yolo, Solano, lished geographical zones. of the Secretary of the Treasury, who Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Contra 7. Fixing or maintaining any classi­ will promptly transmit to the Federal Costa, San Joaquin and Santa Clara, fication of customers, either as jobbers Reserve Bank concerned all orders af­ State of California, are agricultural or consumers, for the purpose or with fecting such safe-keeping accounts labor as defined in § 4001.1 (1) of the reg­ the effect of establishing or maintaining which have been delivered to him by the ulations of the Economic Stabilization uniform price differentials between the Administration upon the request of the Director issued on August 28, 1943, as respective classes. Bank concerned: Provided, however, amended (8 F.R. 11960,16702; 9 F.R. 6035, 8. Fixing or maintaining resale prices Any Bank may make arrangements with 14547). at which the respective respondent man­ a Federal Reserve Bank or with one of (b) Wage rates; maximum wage rates ufacturers’ jobber customers sell said its depositary commercial banks to hold for picking and cutting peaches: products, and refusing to allow usual in safe-keeping United States Treasury (1) Tree picking Freestone peaches—r(i) jobber discounts to those jobbers who Bills owned by it, subject only to its For market: do not sell the respondent manufac­ order. Piece rate—$8 per ton. turers’ suggested prices ana terms. Hourly rate—85^ per hour. 9. Filing with the respondent associa­ (Secs 15, 17 of F.H.L.B.A., 47 Statt. 736; (ii) For drying or canning: tion, or with any other medium or cen­ 12 U.S.C. 1435, 1437; E.O. 9070, 7 F.R. Piece rate—$6 per ton. 1529) Hourly rate—85tf per hour. tral agency, price lists or other informa­ (2) Tree picking Clingstone peaches: tion showing current or future prices This amendment Is deemed to be of a .Piece rate—$6 per ton. for said products, with the understanding procedural character within the meaning Hourly rate—85 per hour. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7792 (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th (3) Cutting of Freestone peaches for dry­ This supplement shall not be construed as establishing maximum wage or salary Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. ing: Law 397, 78th Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 F.R. Piece rate—$7 per ton. rates for services performed by farm Hourly rate—85^ per hour. - managers or farm superintendents. 4795; E.O. 9361, 8 F.R. 9861; Order No. 1. 8 F.R. 9938; E.O. 9380, 8 F.R. 13081; Dele­ If workers are paid on other than a per. This amendment 2 to Supplement 50 gation of Authority No. 20, 8 F.R. 16235; ton basis the rates paid cannot exceed the shall becorhe effective at 12:01 a. m., Pa­ Delegation of Authority No. 21, 8 F.R. equivalent of the above maximum rates. cific war time, June 26,1945. 16320) The above rates are exclusive of any Issued this 25th day of June 1945. S amuel H. Lebensburger, payment to labor contractors. Director, (c) Administration. The California W ilson R. B rice, Wage Board, located at 2181 Bancroft Director of Labor, Requirements and Supply Branch, Way, Berkeley, California, will have War Food Administration. Bureau of Supplies. charge of the administration of this sec­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11294; Filed, June 26, 1945; Dated: June 25, 1945. tion in accordance with the provisions 11:16 a.m .] [F. R. Doc. 45-11288; Filed, June 26, 1945; of the specific wage ceiling regulations 11:11 a. m.] issued by the War Pood Administrator January 20, 1944 (9 F.R. 831), as revised October 23, 1944 and March 23, 1945 (9 TITLE 32—NATIONAL DEFENSE Chapter"IX—War Production Board F.R. 12807, 14206, 10 F.R. 3177). Au t h o r it y : Regulations in this chapter, (d) Applicability of specific wage ceil- Chapter VIII—Foreign Economic unless otherwise noted at the end of docu­ ing regulations. This section shall be Administration ments ' affected, issued under sec. 2 (a), 54 deemed a part of the specific wage ceil­ Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236, 56 Stat. Subchapter B—Export Control 177, 58 Stat. 827; E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. ing regulations issued by the War Food 9040, 7 F.R. 527; E.O. 9125, 7 FR. 2719; W.P.B. Administrator on January 20, 1944 (9 [Amdt. 40] Reg. 1 as amended Dec. 31, 1943, 9 F.R. 64. FR. 831) as revised October 23,1944 and . P art 802—General Licenses March 23, 1945 (9 F.R. 12807, 14206; 10 Part 3175—R egulations Applicable to F.R. 3177) and the provisions of such BELGIUM, DENMARK, FRANCE, LUXEMBOURG the Controlled Materials P lan regulations shall be applicable to this AND THE NETHERLANDS ; ADDITION TO LIST [CMP Reg. 1, Interpretation 32] section and any violation of this section OF DESTINATIONS shall constitute a violation of such spe­ Section 802.3 General License Country EFFECT OF § 9 4 4 .1 1 OF PRIORITIES REGULA­ cific wage ceiling regulations. Groups is hereby amended in the follow­ TION 1 ON SALE OF B PRODUCTS Effective date. This Supplement No. ing particulars: The following interpretation is issued 19 shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., Paragraph (a)' is amended by adding with respect to CMP Reg. 1: Pacific war time, June 26, 1945. to the countries designated as Group G (a) Sale of B products by tbe manufac­ (56 Stat. 765 (1942), 50 U.S.C. App. 961 therein the following destinations: turer. Section 944,11 of Priorities Regulation et seq., (Supp. Ill), 57 Stat. 63 (1943), * County No. 1 provides that when a material, or a prod­ Belgium______—— Non% Assigned uct into which it has been incorporated, can 50 U.S.C. 964 (Supp. Ill) ; 58 Stat. 632 Denmark_'------— None Assigned no longer be used for the purpose for which (1944), E.O. No. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O. Prance______None Assigned the priorities assistance used to get the mate­ 9328, 8 F.R. 4681; regulations of the Luxembourg..------None Assigned rial was given, the material or product may Economic Stabilization Director, 8 F.R. The Netherlands------— None Assigned only be used or disposed of in certain ways. 11960, 12139, 16702, 9 F.R. 6035, 14547; However, this provision does not present the regulations of the War Food Adminis­ This amendment shall become effec­ sale of Class B products manufactured on an tive on June 27, 1945. authorized production schedule to fill dif­ trator, 9 F.R. 655, 12117, 12611, 9 F.R. ferent orders (including unrated orders) 831, 12807, 14206; 10 F.R. 3177) (Sec. 6, 54 Stat. 714; Pub. Law 75, 77th from those originally anticipated, because Issued this 23d day of June 1945. Cong.; Pub. Law 638, 77th Cong.; Pub. the purpose for which the priorities assist­ Law 397, 78th Cong.; E.O. 8900, 6 F.R. ance was given was to assist the manufac­ Wilson R. B uie, 4795; E.O. 9361; 8 F.R. 9861; Order No. turer to get materials to make the Class B Director of Labor, 1, 8 F.R. 9938; E.O. 9380; 8 F.R. 13081; product, and not to get materials to fill only War Food Administration. Delegation of Authority No. 20, 8 F.R. rated orders or any particular orders. There­ fore, unless a particular War Production [F. R. Doc. 45-11234; Filed, June 25, 1945; 16235; Delegation of Authority No. 21, Board order covering the product provides 3.46 p. m.] 8 F.R. 16320) otherwise, any Class B product manufactured Samuel H. Lebensburger, on an authorized production schedule may . Director, be sold to fill any orders received, whether [Supp. 50, Arndt. 2] rated or unrated, as long as rated orders are Requirements and Supply Branch, given the preference required by Priorities Part 1110—S alaries and W ages of Agri­ Bureau of Supplies. Regulation 1 or other applicable regulations cultural Labor in the State of Oregon Dated: June 25, 1945. or orders. This is true even though the WORKERS ENGAGED IN PERFORMING GENERAL CMP-4B application was filed with the expec­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11287; Filed, June 26, 1945; tation that all sales would be made on rated * ORCHARD LABOR THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ON 11:11 a. m.] orders or on particular orders, and even CHERRY, APRICOT, PEACH, AND OTHER TREE though all production materials required FRUIT FARMS AND IN HARVESTING CHER­ were obtained by the use of priorities RIES, APRICOTS, PEACHES, AND OTHER TREE assistance. FRUITS IN WASCO AND SHERMAN COUNTIES, [Amdt. 41] (b) Examples. (1) A manufacturer of OREG. frying pans is given priorities assistance, pur­ P art 802—General Licenses suant to application on Form CMP-4B, for Supplement 50 (10 F.R. 7239, 7393) is sufficient material to make 10,000 frying pans amended as follows: The last subpara­ BELGIUM AND FRANCE J DELETION FROM LIST during a particular quarter. There is no graph of § 1110.6 (c) is revised and OF DESTINATIONS order requiring frying pans to be sold only amended to read as follows: on rated orders, but at the time the manu­ Section 802.25 General License "G- facturer files his CMP-4B application he ex­ No perquisites may be paid in addition Post” is hereby amended in the following pects to deliver 5,000 of these pans to fill a to the maximum wage rates specified particulars: , . . rated Army contract and the other 5,000 to above except that perquisites consisting Subparagraph (2) of paragraph (b) is fill other rated orders which he has on hand of cabins, lights, water and fuel may be amended by deleting from the destina­ or expects to receive. The Army then cancels paid in addition to the wage rates speci­ tions listed in Group U the following des­ its contract. Under these circumstances the fied in paragraph (c) (2) hereof for tree tinations: manufacturer may still manufacture the 10,000 pans and sell them to fill any orders fruit harvest labor. Belgium. which he receives, whether rated or unrated, If workers are paid on any other basis France. Provided, That rated orders are given the the rate of compensation shall not exceed This amendment shall become effective preference required by Priorities Regulation the equivalent of the rates herein pro­ 1. vided. • ©n June 27, 1945. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7793 (2) 'A manufacturer of metal creepers is This revocation does not affect any given priorities assistance, pursuant to appli­ 1. The table in section 2.2 (a) is cation on Form CMP-4B, for sufficient mate­ liabilities incurred under the directioh. amended to read as follows: rial to make 1,000 metal creepers. At the Issued this 26th day of June 1945. Coupons : Valid period time he files the application and until he A 36...... ------July 1945. receives the authorization and purchases the War Production Board, A 37______------August 1945. material, a War Production Board order pro­ By J. J oseph Whelan, A 38______------September 1945. hibits sales of metal creepers on unrated or­ Recording Secretary. A 39______------October 1945. ders. Then this prohibition on unrated sales A 40______November 1945. is removed from the order. The manufac­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11286; Filed, June 26, 1945; A 41______December 1945. turer may make the 1,000 creepers from the 11:11 a. m.] material and sell them on any orders he 2. The table in section 2.4 (b) is receives, whether rated or unrated, Provided, amended to read as follows: That rated orders are given the preference P art 3175—R egulations Applicable to « Valid period required by Priorities Regulation 1. “B” or“C” six days com- (3) A manufacturer is given priorities as­ the Controlled Materials P lan coupons bearing number : mencing with— sistance, pursuant to application on Form [CMP Reg. 4, Revocation of Direction 5] 139______• ...... July 2, 1945. CMP-4B, for sufficient material to make 1,000 140______-----July 9, 1945. filing cabinets out of steel. The use of steel DISPOSAL OF CONTROLLED MATERIALS PRO­ 141-...... _ in filing cabinets is prohibited by Order CURED BY A WAREHOUSE OR DISTRIBUTOR 142______------July 23, 1945.' L-13-b except to fill orders of the Army, Navy FOR H IS STOCK FROM HOLDERS OF IDLE OR 143______July 30, 1945. and certain other agencies. The manufac­ EXCESS INVENTORIES, INCLUDING THE 144______— _ August 6, 1945. turer has an order from the Navy for 1,000 METALS RESERVE CO. ' 145 — _ ^ filing cabinets and proceeds to make 500 of 146...... ------August 20, 1945. them when the Navy cancels its order. The Direction 5 to CMP Regulation No. 4 is 147______------August 27, 1945. manufacturer may sell the cabinets he has hereby revoked, effective July 1, 1945. 148______------September 3, 1945. already made on any order, rated or unrated, This revocation does not affect any lia­ 149______September 10, 1945. to any person. (There is no WPB order which bilities incurred under the direction. 150______September 17, 1945. requires a rating before filing cabinets can 151______. September 24, 1945. be sold.) This is true since L-13-b merely Issued this 26th day of June 1945. 152______October 1, 1945. forbids manufacture of steel filing cabinets 153______October 8, 1945. except for certain purposes, and the cabinets War Production Board, 154______October 15, 1945. were legitimately manufactured for one of By J. J oseph W helan, 155______------October 22, 1945. these purposes from material given to make Recording Secretary. 156 ...... ------October 29, 1945. filing cabinets. This applies only where the 157______November 5, 1945. manufacturer in fact produces the product [F. R. Doc. 45-11284; Filed, June 26, 1945; 158______November 12, 1945. for a permitted purpose, or on a permitted 11:11 a. m.] 159______£-----November 19, 1945. order and not where he produces in anticipa­ 160______November 26, 1945. tion of orders of the permitted type which 161______December 3, 1945. he does not later receive. However, he can­ 162 ______December 10, 1945. not, without violating L-13-b, use any more Chapter XI—Office of Price Administration 163______— December 17, 1945. steel in making more filing cabinets after 164______Part —R ubber and P roducts and ____December 24, 1945. cancellation of the Navy contract unless he 1315 165 ...... ____ December 31, 1945. receives another order from one of the agen­ Materials of Which Rubber Is a Com­ cies mentioned in Ir-13-b. If L-13-b also ponent 3. The table in section 2.8 (a) (1) is forbade delivery except on certain types of [Rev. RO 1C,1 Arndt. 3] amended to read as follows: orders, such provision will still control. How­ Mileage allowed during week of validity of ever, it would not be necessary to obtain rated TIRE RATIONING REGULATIONS FOR VIRGIN coupons of B ration book page: orders so long as the orders came within , the ISLANDS Number of B coupons permitted types. A rationale accompanying this amend­ to remain in page (c) Exception to general rule regarding sale 1-12______i of Class B products. Where the WPB, by ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 13-24______-______- 2 special action gives priorities assistance to has been filed with the Division of the 25-36______3 get certain materials required to produce the Federal Register. 37—48_...... a______4 Class B product for a certain customer or use, Revised Ration Order 1C is amended 49-60______— — 6 those" materials and the particular B products in the following respect: 61-72______6 into which they are incorporated may be Section 8.2 (b) is revoked. 73-84______;______7 disposed of. only as described in § 944.11 of 85-96______8 Priorities Regulation 1, if the products or This amendment shall become effec­ materials cannot be used for the special pur­ tive as of June 15, 1945. 4. The table in section 2.12 (d) is pose -for which the priorities assistance was amended to read as follows: given. For instance, if the WPB has granted Issued this 25th day of June 1945. rating of AAA to get wood for the manu­ S-l, S-2, S-3, S-4 or S-5 coupons bearing facturer of wooden filing cabinets to fill a J acob A. R obles, number: Valid period 6 days specific Navy order, the manùfacturer could Territorial Director, Virgin Islands. commencing with— not dispose of the finished filing cabinets Approved: 138 ------July 2, 1945 except as described in § 944.11. Also, since 139 ------July 9, 1945 the preference rating was granted only to fill J ames P. D avis, 140 ------July 16, 194£ the Navy order, he can dispose of any excess Regional Administrator, 141 ------July 23, 1945 wood only as described in § 944.11. 142 ------July 30, 1945 Region IX. 143 ------August 6, 1945 Issued this 26th day of June 1945. [F. R. Doc. 45-11213; Filed, June 25, 1945; 144 ------August 13, 1945 11:32 a. m.] 145------August 20, 1945 War Production B oard, 146- -,------August 27, 1945 By J. J oseph Whelan, 147 ------September 3,1945 Recording Secretary. 148 ------September 10,1945 P art 1394—Rationing of F uel and F uel 149 ------September 17,1945 [F. R. Doc. 45-11285; Filed, June 26, 1945; Products 150 ------September 24,1945 11:11 a. m.] [Rev. RO 5E, Arndt. 1] 151 ------October 1, 1945 152 ------October 8, 1945 MILEAGE RATIONING: GASOLINE REGULATIONS 153 ------October 15, 1945 154 ------October 22, 1945 Part 3175—R egulation Applicable to FOR PUERTO RICO 155 ------October 29, 1945 the Controlled Materials P lan A rationale accompanying this amend­ 156 ------November 5, 1945 [CMP Reg. 1, Revocation of Direction 44] ment, issued simultaneously herewith, 157 ------November 12, 1945 Has been filed with the Division of the 158 ------November 19, 1945 SALE OF STEEL NOT NEEDED BY PRODUCERS federal Register. 159— ------November 26, 1945 AND DISTRIBUTORS TO FILL AUTHORIZED Revised Ration Order 5E is amended 160------December 3, 1945 CONTROLLED MATERIAL ORDERS 161___------December 10, 1945 in the following respects: 162------December 17, 1945 Direction 44 to CMP Regulation No. 1 163—------December 24, 1945 is hereby revoked, effective £] * 10 F.R. 6646. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7795

performs construction services covered or installation of concrete floors, walls, construed to be new work and shall be by this section which are not included steps, slabs, and all other materials com­ computed on the basis of new work. in the definitions of the nine categories monly known as masonry materials in­ (d) Modification of section 1 of Re­ listed in subdivision (ii) above, he shall cluding the installation of such materials vised Maximum Price Regulation 373. determine his maximum prices under supplied by the owner; or any of the Notwithstanding the provisions of Sec­ Appendix A. foregoing. tion 1 (Prohibition against dealing in (2) Exclusions from this section. The (4) “Plumbing and sheet metal work” certain commodities at prices above the following are excluded from this sec­ means the supply or installation of all maximum) of this regulation, any per­ tion : plumbing fixtures and their proper con­ son may make offers, bids, contracts or (i) New construction actually started nection to water and sewer facilities in­ estimates provided that he may not previous to the issuance of this section cluding all labor necessary to such in­ charge more than the maximum prices and which is completed within 60 days stallations. It shall also include the in this section for the completed job. from the effective date of this section. supply or installation of all gutters, (e) Prohibited practices. In addition (ii) Construction services excepted downspouts and other sheet metal con­ to the provisions of section 6 of Revised from price control under the provisions struction as may be required by the type Maximum Price Regulation 373, the fol­ of paragraph (b) of Revised Supplemen­ of construction covered by this section as lowing practices are prohibited: tary Regulation No. 11 to the General well as the installation of materials sup­ (1) Requiring the purchaser to fur­ Maximum Price Regulation for the Ter­ plied by the owner, including the neces­ nish any materials or services without a ritory of Hawaii such as architects and sary permits as required by the Revised corresponding reduction in price at rates engineers fees. * Ordinances of the City and County of provided for in this section. (iii) Housemoving services. This re­ Honolulu, or any of the foregoing. (2) Eliminating any material or serv­ mains under Revised Maximum Price (5) “Electrical work” means the sup­ ice without a corresponding reduction in Regulation 165—Services. ply or installation of electrical fixtures price at rates provided for in this section. (iv) Sales of prefabricated houses. and all wiring and work necessary to (3) Charging for more materials or These are covered by the General Maxi­ comply with the Ordinances of the City for a higher quality of materials than mum Price Regulation for thé Territory and County of Honolulu, the proper con­ was actuallv furnished. of Hawaii but the services of erection and nection to power and light utilities, the (4) Charging for more labor time or installation of materials in connection installation of materials supplied by the for a higher scale of labor than was therewith are covered by Revised Maxi­ owner and the securing of the necessary actually employed except as otherwise mum Price Regulation 165—Services. permits and certificates of approval re­ provided in this section. Upon application to the Office of Price quired by the Electrical Code of the Re­ (5) Charging the rates provided for Administration, Honolulu 2, T. H. prices vised Ordinances of the City and County journeymen when only common labor or will be established for the installation of Honolulu; or any of the foregoing. apprentices or helpers are furnished. and erection of same. (6) “Painting” means the preparation (6) Charging for travel time on jobs (b) Relation of this section to Revised of surfaces other than as provided under which are done within a five mile radius Maximum Price Regulation 165; services. (9) below, the supplying and mixing of of seller’s premises. This section supersedes Revised Maxi­ paints and finishes, and their applica­ (7) Making terms of payment more mum Price Regulation 165 for the serv­ tion to both exterior and interior sur­ onerous than the terms customarily ices covered by this section. faces and includes the application of given* by the contractor prior to the (c) Definitions. When used in this such material supplied by the owner; or effective date of this section. section, the term: any of the foregoing. (8) No provision is made in this sec­ (1) “General Contracting” means the (7) “Cesspool construction” means tion for construction or repair services sales of installed building materials and the constructing of a cesspool, and the to be done at any special hour of the day the services necessary to* supply a com­ supply of all materials and labor neces­ or week. No provision is made for work pleted or partially completed building sary to fulfill requirements of the Bureau to be done on special order or request of structure. It includes the service of su­ of Sanitation, Department of Health, a customer at a price higher than that pervision of those subcontractors who are Territory of Hawaii. stipulated in this section. It is pro­ included in the definition in paragraph (8) “Hard Tile Work” means the sup­ hibited to charge prices higher than the (c) (11), and the securing of all permits ply or installation of ceramic and other maximum prices established in this sec­ and approval certificates incidental to types of finished hard or decorative floor tion. their services. It also includes such sales and wall tile, and all labor necessary (f) Records and reports. All sellers and services as are included in excava- • thereto and the installation of such ma­ of building materials or equipment on tion, demolition and site preparation terials supplied by the owner, or any of an installed basis and all sellers of con­ work, water-well drilling, and landscap­ the foregoing. struction or repair services subject to ing, including the layout of the building (9) “Floor sanding and paint re­ this section shall comply with the follow­ and the necessary cleanup, grading and moval” means the sanding of floors for ing requirements: other work necessary to the completion refinishing and the complete removal of (1) Records. Sellers of materials and of a particular job or project not com­ paint and restoration of the original services under this section must keep pleted by other contractors. surface of the wood. complete and adequate records concern­ (2) “Carpentry and roofing” means the (10) “Labor” means actual site work­ ing each such sale, including the name installation or the supply of all lumber, ers and foremen actively and continu­ of the purchaser, the location of the job,- wallboard, roofing and millwork; the ap­ ously working on the job. It does not the dates the work was done, a full plication of builders’ hardware; and the include superintendence, clerical work­ description of the commodities and serv­ supplying of all necessary rough hard­ ers, or contractor’s time, unless such con­ ices involved, the prices paid your sup­ ware for the proper application and in­ tractor is actually performing manual plier for materials and the price charged stallation of all wooden parts and such labor. or received. Records of a kind the seller metal parts as may be contracted for (11) “Subcontractor” means an inde­ customarily kept must also be retained. and the installations of such materials pendent contractor who performs labor (i) Repair work on hourly rates. supplied by the owner; or any of the fore­ and services and furnishes materials in Sellers who perform repair work on an going. and about a construction by virtue of a hourly basis must keep, in addition to the (i) “Reroofing” means the installation contract with the general contractor, or information listed in (1) above, a time of a new roof on an already constructed slip for each repair job or service call building. any independent contractor not within subparagraph (1) of this paragraph (c). performed. Such slip shall be signed (ii) “Repairs to roofs” means work by the employer or the employee doing done on the roof of an already con­ (12) “Owner” or “customer” means the the work and the purchaser or his agent structed building less than the installa­ end user who contracts to buy installed or representative having the work done tion of a new roof. building materials or construction or re­ and shall show the date of performance, (3) “Masonry” -means the supply or pair services. the name and address of the seller and installation of all concrete or clay prod­ (13) “Alterations”. Remodeling and the purchaser, the grade of labor and ucts such as brick and tile; the supply additions to existing structures shall be the number of each grade used on thy Ko. 127----- 2 7796 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 plicable regulations, and installed by his incurred (beyond the five mile limit) on job, the price charged per hour plus the subcontractors as determined under Appen­ contractor’s time may be charged for each travel time beyond the five mile limit. dices B through I. employee used on the Job at the rate above This time slip (signed) must be on file (d) Ten percent of th e ' total of the provided: no more than one hour of travel in his place of business as a matter of amounts determined under paragraphs (a), time per employee per day may be charged. record within ten days from the com­ (b), and (c), above. In lieu of a computed charge, a fixed charge (e) In no event may the general contrac­ of $3.00 may be made for any repair service pletion of the job. tor’s mark-up be added by more than one call regardless of the time required. This (ii) Work on fixed fee basis* Sellers charge includes travel time. who perform repair work on a fixed fee contractor on a structure, nor may the gen­ eral contractor’s mark-up be taken by any A ppe n d ix C— M a x im u m P rices for M asonry basis may keep only an invoice showing subcontractor. the name of the purchaser, the location The maximum prices for masonry work as of the job, the date or dates the work A ppen d ix B—M a x im u m P rices for Carpentry defined in paragraph (c) (3) of this section was done, and the fixed charge made. and R oofing shall be determined as follows: All such records shall be available for 1. The maximum prices for carpentry and Maximum price inspection by representatives of the O roofing as defined in paragraph (c) (2) of this (a) For concrete floors and walks, concrete flee of Price Administration for so long section shall be determined as follows: slabs 3

(b) For other tile installations: • P art Territories and P ossessions (1) Not exceeding 300 sq. ft. of surface 1418— (2) Sales in the Island of St. Thomas. area, $2.00 per sq. ft. of surface area. [RMPR 373,1 Arndt. 8] Table XXXV—M aximum R etail and Wholesale (2) Over 300 sq. ft. and not exceeding 1,000 P rices for Certain Brands of Imported Ciga­ sq. ft. of surfaced area, $1.75 per sq. ft. of sur­ ISLAND PRODUCED BEER IN HAWAII rettes face area. A statement of the considerations (3) Over 1,000 sq. ft. of surface area, $1.50 Maximum Maximum Maximum per sq. ft. of surface area. involved in the issuance of this amend­ retail price retail price wholesale ment, issued simultaneously herewith, Brand per package per carton price per (4) Cove, bullnose and trim, $1.50 per lin. of 20 ciga- of 10 carton of 10 ft. has been filed with the Division of the rettes packages packages (5) Double cjoorjamb, $3.00 per lin, ft. Federal Register. (6) Sink, drainboard and backboard, $10.00 Revised Maximum Price Regulation 9. Wings...... per lin. ft. of drainboard. 373 is amended in the following respects; $0.06 $0.50 $0.41 (7) 18" shower with trim, $100.00 each. (8) -18" shower without trim, $85.00 each. 1. Section 24 (a) (5) (i) is amended 3. Section-46 (3), Table XXXVI, is (9) Bathroom tile accessories such as soap , to read as follows: amended by adding Item 9 to read as dishes, towel bars, etc., installed, $5.00 each. follows: (c) On new construction which is done (i) Sales at wholesale. The maximum at a distance greater than five miles from the wholesale price for island produced beer (3) Sales in the Island of St. John. seller’s place of business, actual travel time per case, delivered to the purchaser’s T able XXXVI—M aximum Retail and Wholesale may be added (beyond ^he five-mile limit) place of business, shall be $2.31 per case. P rices for Certain Brands of I mported Cigarettes but in no event to exceed more than one- This price includes all Federal taxes as eighth of the actual site payroll, and is al­ of April 1, 1944, but does not include the Maximum Maximum Maximum lowed only provided the travel is done on 6% Territorial tax, which may be added retail price retail price wholesale contractor’s time. when applicable. In case the wholesaler Brand per pack- per carton price per (d) Where the contract is taken for labor age of 20 of 10 pack- carton ôf 10 only, deduct from the above prices the actual does not make delivery to the purchas­ cigarettes ages packages cost of tile which in no event shall exceed er’s place of business, the maximum wholesale price shall be the maximum the maximum prices for sales of tile to con­ 9. Wings _ $0.07 $0.54 $0.48 tractors under applicable maximum price wholesale price set forth above less five regulations. cents per case. 2. The maximum prices for tile repair work 4. Section 46, Tables XXXIV, XXXV shall be determined as follows: 2. Section 24 (a) (5) (ii) is amended and XXXVI are amended by adding a (a) Labor—journeymen mechanics, $2.60 to read as follows: footnote to read as follows: per hour. (b) Labor—common labor—apprentices— (ii) Sales at retail. The maximum re­ N ote: The maximum retail price for loose helpers, $1.50 per hour. tail price for island produced beer per cigarettes contained in subparagraph (i) (c) Where materials are supplied, add case shall be $2.76. This price includes shall not be applicable to Wings. wholesale cost of materials at ceiling prices all Federal taxes as of April 1, 1944 but under the applicable Maximum Price Regu­ does not include the 6% Territorial tax, 5. Section 46, paragraphs (1), (2) and lation (The General Maximum Price Regu­ which may be added. (3) are amended by adding subdivision lation for the Territory of Hawaii), plus five (v) to read as follows: percent of maximum wholesale prices. This amendment shall become effec­ (v) The maximum wholesale price per (d) On hard tile repair work done at a tive as of May 25, 1945. distance greater than five miles from the case (of 50 cartons) of Wings cigarettes seller’s place of business, actual travel time Issued this 25th day of June 1945. shall be the “direct cost’’ as defined in M a x i m u m incurred may be charged at the rates stated Chester B owles, section 12 (a) (6) of Revised above: however, no more than one hour Administrator. Price Regulation No. 395, to the importer of travel time may be charged per employee plus a markup of $3.00, not delivered. per day, and only travel time may be charged [F. R. Doc. 45-11206; Filed, June 25, 1945; for which is done on contractor’s time. 11:29 a. m.] The maximum prices contained herein supersede all previous price orders issued A ppen d ix I— F loor S anding and P a in t R emoval on Wings cigarettes. The maximum prices for floor sanding Part 1418—Territories and P ossessions This amendment shall become effec­ of either new or old structures, shall be de­ [RMPR 395,2 Arndt 2] 1 tive June 28, 1945. termined as follows: (a) On areas up to 800 square feet the CIGARETTES IN VIRGIN ISLANDS Issued this 23d day of June 1945. maximum price shall be $0.08 per square C h e s t e r B o w l e s , foot on soft wood surfaces. A statement of the considerations in­ (b) On areas exceeding 800 square feet volved in the issuance of this amendment, Administrator. the maximum price shall be $0.07 per square issued simultaneously herewith, has been [F. R. Doc. 45-11129; Filed, June 23, 1945; foot on soft wood surfaces. filed with the Division of the Federal 11:43 a. m.] (c) Thehnaximum price for sanding hard­ Register. wood surfaces shall be $0.12 per square foot. Revised Maximum Price Regulation 395 The maximum price for paint removal is amended in the following respects: from old floors and restoration of same to 1. Section 46 (1), Table XXXIV, is P art 1439—U nprocessed Agricultural natural wood finish by scraping, acid or other Commodities method than floor sanding, shall be $2.00 amended by adding Item 9 to read as fol­ per hour per employee. lows: " [MPR 426, Arndt. 119] On new construction which is done at a (1) Sales in the Municipality of St. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR TABLE distance greater than five miles from the Croix. USE, SALES EXCEPT AT RETAIL seller’s place of business, actual travel time may be added (beyond the five mile limit) T able XXXIV—Maximum R etail and Wholesale A statement of the considerations in­ but in no event to exceed more than one P rices for C $rtain Brands of Imported Cigarette s volved in the issuance of this amend­ eighth of the actual site, payroll and is al­ ment has been issued and filed with the lowed only provided the travel is done on Maximum Maximum Maximum Division of the Federal Register. < retail retail Wholesale contractor’s time. Brand price per price per price per In section 15, Appendix K, Table 3 On old construction which is done at package of cartono! carton of (Maximum Prices for Apples), footnote a distance greater than five miles from the 20 cigarettes 10 packages 10 packages reference 4 is added to items 1,12, 23, 34, seller’s place of business, actual travel time 45 and 54 in Column 5 and footnote 4 is incurred may be charged at the rate of $2.00 9. Wings____ ... $0.06 $0.50 $0.41 added to read as follows: per hour per employee; however, no more 4 During the period beginning June 25, than one hour of travel time may be charged 2. Section 46 (2), Table XXXV, is 1945 and ending July 20, 1945, the Column 5 per employee per day, and only travel time amended by adding Item 9 to read as price shall be for item 1 (box or bushel) may be charged for which is done on con­ follows: $3.45; for item 12 (barrel) $13.80; for item tractor’s time. 23 (graded and packed in certain containers, per pound) $0.0767; for item 34 (graded in [F. R. Doc. 45-11130; Filed, June 23, 1945; 10 F.R. 6646. bulk, per pound) $0.0682; for item 45 (tree- 11:43 a.m.] * 10 FM. 5941, 6946. run in containers, per pound) $0.0627; and 7800 "FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

for item 54 (tree-run in bulk per pound) items of prior years’ packs which have “Packed citrus products of the 1945 $0.0587. been sold to them by government agen­ and later packs” mean the commodities cies. specified in section 1, processed and This amendment shall become effec­ packed on and after October 1, 1944, in tive June 25, 1945. (b) This supplement applies in the 48 states of the United States and the Dis­ any container, whether or not hermeti­ Issued this 25th day of June 1945. trict of Columbia. cally sealed. However, it does not in­ Chester B owles, (c) This supplement supersedes the clude frozen citrus products, dehydrated Administrator. provisions of all other maximum price citrus products, or reconstituted citrus Approved: June 25, 1945: regulations and orders as to the com­ juices. modities and sellers covered. (b) The definitions of the following G rover B. H ill, (d) This supplement becomes effective terms, set forth in the designated sec­ First Assistant War Food July 2, 1945. tions of Food Products Regulation No. 1, Administrator. are applicable to this supplement. S ec. 2. Applicability of Food Products “Person” (sec. 1.1 of FPR 1). [F. R. Doc. 45-11236; Filed, June 25, 1945; Regulation No. 1. Important : Not all the * 4:49 p. m.] “Processor” (sec. 1.2 of FPR 1). provisions affecting the maximum prices “Distributor” (sec. 1.3 of FPR 1). of the listed packed citrus products are “Primary distributor” (sec. 1.5 of stated in this supplement. Those which are not specifically' set forth here are FPR 1). P art 1351—F ood and F ood P roducts “Wholesaler” and “retailer” (sec. 1.6 stated in Food Products Regulation No. 1, of FPR 1). [FPR l,1 Supp. 12] and they are just as much a part of this “Ultimate consumer’ .(sec. 1.7 of CERTAIN PACKED CITRUS PRODUCTS (1945 AND supplement as if they were printed here. FPR 1). LATER PACKS) The explanation of the regulation is also a part of this supplement. “Item” (sec. 1.8 of FPR 1). A statement of the considerations in­ The particular sections of Food Prod­ “Container type” (sec. 1.9 of FPR 1). volved in the issuance of this supplement ucts Regulation No. 1 which are applic­ “Sale” (sec 1.10 of FPR 1) . has been issued and filed with the Divi­ able to this supplement are listed in ap­ “Price]’ (sec. 1.11 of FPR 1). sion of the Federal Register. propriate places in the following sections “Net delivered cost” (sec. 1.12 of FPR 1). ARTICLE I— EXPLANATION OF THE SUPPLEMENT (in each case, the section number set forth in parenthesis is the appropriate “Records” (sec. 1.14 of FPR 1). Sec. section number of Food Products Regu­ ARTICLE II—PRICING PROVISIONS x. Explanation of the supplement. lation No. 1). When any applicable sec­ 2. Applicability of Food Products Regula­ S ec. 4. Packed single strength grape­ tion No. 1. tion of the regulation is amended, the fruit juice— ia) General pricing provi­ 3. Definitions. amendment also is applicable to this sions. The processor’s maximum prices supplement. ARTICLE II— PRICING PROVISIONS per dozen containers, f. o. b. factory, for 4. Packed single strength grapefruit juice. S ec. 3. Definitions, (a) When used in packed single strength grapefruit juice 5. Packed grapefruit segments. this supplement the term: shall be as follows: 6. Packed single strength orange juice. 7. Packed single strength orange-grapefruit Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 6 juice blended (50% orange—50% grapefruit). 8. Sales between processors for the purpose No. 2 cans No. 3 cyl. No. 10 cans of fulfilling government set-aside re­ Sales to quirements of War Food Order 22-7. State or area Style of pack Sales to Sales to 9. Maximum prices for sales by processors Govern­ Other Govern­ Other Govern­ Other ment pro­ ment pro­ ment pro­ sales of prior years’ pack of listed products curement sales curement sales curement which have beep sold to them by gov­ agencies agencies agencies ernment agencies. 10. Label and labor allowance. Florida. (For Juice packed Natural (unsweetened)-. $1. 46 5 $1.125 $3.470 $2.550 $6.950 $5.000 11. Provisions of Article II of Food Products prior to 1/1/45.) Regulation No. 1 applicable to this Sweetened_____ ... ___ 1.500 1.150 3.555 2.600 7.135 5.150 supplement. Florida. (For juice packed on Natural (unsweetened) „ 1.430 1.125 3.376 2.550 6.750 5.000 and after 1/1/45.) * ARTICLE III--- MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS Sweetened______1.465 1.150 3.460 2.600 6.935 5.150 Texas...... Natural (unsweetened) „ 1.175 1.125 2.755 2.550 5.460 5.000 12. Provisions of Article III of Food Products Sweetened______1.210 1.150 2.845 2.600 5.645 5.150 California and Arizona______Natural (unsweetened) „ 1.275 1.225 2.970 2.800 5.855 5.600 Regulation No. 1 applicable to this Sweetened...... L 310 1.250 3.060 2.850 6.040 5.750 supplement. ARTICLE I—EXPLANATION OF THE Note: The prices in this table for sales to reduction for the month (or period) in SUPPLEMENT government procurement agencies must be which such grapefruit juice was packed. adjusted in accordance with the provisions (2) The monthly area grapefruit juice S ection 1. Explanation of the supple­ of paragraph (b), below. ment. (a) This supplement establishes cost reduction shall be established by The area named in column 2 refers in order of the Office of Price Administra­ maximum prices for sales of the follow­ each case to the area in which the fruit tion as soon as may be practicable after ing packed citrus products of the 1945 used was grown. (The location of the the period to which it applies. That and later packs, by all persons except processor or his factory is not control­ amount is the difference between the cost wholesalers and retailers: ling). Where the processor’s pack of for raw grapefruit reflected in the appli­ Packed single strength grapefruit juice grapefruit juice at one factory is pro­ cable gross maximum prices for sales to Packed grapefruit segments duced from fruit grown in more than government procurement agencies set Packed single strength change juice one area and different prices are named forth in paragraph (a), above, and the Packed single strength orange-grapefruit for those areas, the processor shall apply applicable weighted average delivered juice blended (50% orange—50% grape­ to the Office of Price Administration, grapefruit cost for such month (or pe­ fruit) Washington, D. C., for authorization of a riod) determined by the Office of Price maximum price, in accordance with the Administration, converted to costs per Fresh citrus juices and citrus concen­ provisions of section 11 (c). dozen containers of the particular size trates are not subject to the maximum (b) Special pricing provisions relating and type packed during the month (or prices or other requirements imposed by to sales to government procurement period) to which such monthly area this or any other maximum price regula­ agencies. (1) The processor’s maxi­ grapefruit juice cost reduction is appli­ tion when sold by sellers covered by this mum prices for sales to government pro­ cable. supplement. curement agencies shall be the gross (3) In the event that any monthly This supplement also establishes max­ maximum prices named in paragraph area grapefruit cost, determined by the imum prices for sales by processors of (a) for such sales for the period of pack Office of Price Administration as set forth indicated, less the amount of the appli­ above, shall be equal to or greater than *9 F.R. 6711. cable monthly area grapefruit juice cost the cost for raw grapefruit reflected in FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7801 the applicable gross maximum prices for sales to government procurement agen­ Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 cies the Office of Price Administration shall provide by order that no reduction No. 2 cans No. 3 cyl. No. 10 cans shall be made in the gross maximum prices for grapefruit juice packed during State or area Style of pack Sales to Sales to Sales to Govern­ Govern­ the month (or period) to which such Other Other Govern­ Other ment pro­ sales ment pro­ ment pro­ monthly area grapefruit cost is appli­ curement curement sales curement sales cable. agencies agencies agencies !c) Processors’ base prices for use in determining maximum export prices for Florida______.____ Natural (unsweetened).. $1.605 $1.655 $3.835 $3.940 $7.830 $8.035 packed single strength grapefruit juice. Sweetened..______1.630 1.680 3.895 4.000 7.960 8.165 Texas______. Natural (unsweetened).. 1. 475 1.525 3.510 3.615 7.140 7.345 For packed single strength grapefruit Sweetened______1.500 1. 550 3. 570 3.675 7.270 7.475 juice, the base prices to be used by the California and Arizona______Natural (unsweetened).. 1.760 1.810 4.170 4.275 8.465 8.670 processor in determining his maximum Sweetened...... 1.785 1.835 4.230 4.335 8.595 8.800 prices, for export sales other than to the Territories and Possessions of the United The area named in column 2 refers in ton, D. C., for authorization of a maxi­ States under the Second Revised Maxi­ each case to the area in which the fruit mum price, in accordance with the pro­ mum Export Regulation* shall be the used was grown. (The location of the visions of section 11 (c). processor or his factory is not control­ maximum prices set forth in paragraph S ec. 7. Packed single strength orange- (a) for “other sales” plus an amount ling.) Where the processor’s pack of grapefruit juice blended (50% orange- equal to the amount of the subsidy that orange juice at one factory is produced 50 % grapefruit). The processor’s maxi­ would be payable to him for the month from fruit grown in more than one area mum prices per dozen containers, f. o. b. (or period) during which such grapefruit and different prices are named for those factory, for packed single strength juice was packed if the sale of that grape­ areas, the processor shall apply to the orange-grapefruit juice blended shall be fruit juice was made to a domestic civil­ Office of Price Administration, Washing- as follows: ian purchaser or to a purchaser in the Territories and Possessions of the United Column 1 Column 2 States. For export sales to the Terri­ Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 tories and Possessions of the United States, the processor’s base prices to be No. 2 cans No. 3 cyl. No. 10 cans used in determining his maximum export State or area Style of pack Sales to ^Sales to Sales to prices under the Second Revised Maxi­ Govern­ *Govern- Other 1 Other Govern­ Other mum Export Price Regulation shall be ment pro­ sales ment pro­ ment pro­ the maximum prices set forth in para­ curement curement sales curement sales graph (a) for “other sales.” The pro­ agencies agencies agencies visions of this paragraph (c) do not apply Florida...... Natural (unsweetened).. ' $1.520 $1.560. $3.605 $3.700 $7.290 $7.470 to sales to government procurement Sweetened______.... 1.545 1.590 3.675 3.775 7.450 7.625 agencies of the United States. Texas...... Natural (unsweetened).. 1.325 1.370 3.135 3.225 6.300 6.475 Sweetened. ______1,355 1.400 3.205 3.300 6.460 6.630 . S ec. 5. Packed grapefruit segments. California and Arizona______Natural (unsweetened).. 1.520 1.570 3.570 3.675 7.160 7.355 The processor’s maximum prices per Sweetened...... = 1.545 1.600 3.645 3.750 7.320 7.510 dozen containers, f. o. b. factory, for packed grapefruit segments shall be as The area named in column 2 refers in was packed prior to October 1, 1944 and follows: each case to the area in which the fruit which has been sold to the processor by used in the pack yras grown. (The loca­ a government agency, shall be the proc­ Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 tion of the processor or his factory is not essor’s maximum price f. o. b. factory, as controlling.) Where the processor’s pack established under this supplement for No. 2 cans of orange-grapefruit juice blended at any the same item when packed subsequent one factory is produced from fruit grown to October 1, 1942. However, differences in more than one. area and different State or area Style of pack Sales to in brand shall be ignored. (sweetened) Government prices are named for those areas, the procurement processor shall apply to the Office of S ec. 10. Label and labor allowances. agencies Price Administration, Washington, D. C., (a) Label and labor allowances shall be for authorization of a maximum price, made by processors in the following Florida...... S e c tio n s $1.800 in accordance with the provisions of sec­ circumstances and in the following 1.700 amounts: Texas__ _ __ 1.625 tion 11 (c). Broken s e c tio n s .... 1.525 (1) When the processor sells any item Sec. 8. Sales between processor for the covered by this supplement, unlabeled. or purpose of fulfilling government set-aside labeled with labels supplied by the pur­ The area named in column 2 refers in requirements of War Food Order 22.7. chasers, in containers no greater in con­ each case to the area in which the fruit The processor’s maximum price per tent than a No. 10 can. the maximum used was grown. (The location of the dozen containers, f. o. b. factory, for any price established under this supplement processor or his factory is not control­ item of packed citrus products of the shall be reduced by $1.50 per thousand ling.) Where the processor’s pack of 1945 and later packs, in sales to another labels used (label allowance). The proc­ grapefruit segments at one factory is processor of those products, which are essor is, of course, free to make a greater produced from fruit grown in more than to be used by the purchaser in making allowance if he so desires. one area arid different prices are named sales to government procurement agen­ (2) When any item covered by this for those areas, the processor shall ap­ cies under the set-aside requirements of supplement is. sold unlabeled in contain­ ply to the Office of Price Administration, War Food Order 22-7 shall be the maxi­ ers no greater in content than a No. 10 Washington, D. C., for authorization of mum price set forth in sections 4, 5, 6 can, the maximum price established un­ a maximum price, in accordance with the and 7 for sale of the item to government der this supplement shall be reduced by provisions of section 11 (c). procurement agencies. one cent per case (labor allowance) in S ec. 6. Packed single strength orange S ec. 9. Maximum prices for sales by addition to the allowance provided in juice. The processor’s maximum prices processors of prior years’ packs of subparagraph (1), above. The proces­ per dozen containers, f. o. b. factory, for listed products which have been sold to sor is, of course, free to make a greater packed single strength orange juice shall them by government agencies. The max­ allowance if he so desires. be as follows: imum price for sales by a processor, to (b) In each sale to a purchaser other purchasers other than government pro­ than a government procurement agency, 2 8 F JR. 4132, 5987, 7662, 9998, 15193; 9 Fit. curement agencies, of that portion of an where a processor makes an allowance 1036, 9435, 5923, 7201,9834; 11233,12919,14346; item of any citrus product listed in sec­ for labels or labor under this section, 10 F.R. 863, 923, 2432. tions 4, 6 or 7 of this supplement which he shall separately state the selling 7802 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 price and the amount and nature of the (l) Applications for adjustment by shall have the authority to rescind such allowance on the invoice accompanying sellers who have been found to have an authorization at any time. the sale. violated the Robinson-Patman Act (sec. This amendment shall become effec­ 3.14 of FPR 1). tive June 29, 1945. S ec. Ill Provisions of Article II of Food (m) Applications for adjustment and Products Regulation No. 1 applicable to petitions for amendment based on (Pub. Law 671, 76th Cong., as amended this supplement. The following provi­ wage or salary increases requiring ap­ by Pub. Laws 89, 421 and 507, 77th Cong.; sions of Food Products Regulation No. 1 proval of the National War Labor Board Pub. Law 509, 78th Cong.; WPB Dir. No. are applicable to this supplement: (sec. 3.15 of FPR 1). 1, Supp. Dir. No. IQ, 7 F.R. 562, 9121, (a) Maximum prices for products in (n) Petitions for amendment (sec/ 8 F.R. 9492, 9868, 9 F.R. 8775, 12338, new container types or sizes (sec. 2.2 of 3.16 of FPR 1). 13039; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719) FPR 1). (b) Adjustment of dollar-and-cents This supplement shall become effective Issued this 26fch day of June 1945. maximum prices for processors who per­ July 2, 1945. Chester B owles, form the wholesale or retail function N o t e : All reporting apd record keeping re­ Administrator. (sec. 2.3 of FPR 1). quirements of this supplement have been ap­ (c) Individual authorization of max­ proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11303; Filed, June 26, 1945; imum prices (sec. 2.5 of FPR 1). cordance with the Federal Reports Act of 11:36 a. m.] (d) Uniform delivered prices where 1942. the seller has customarily been selling Issued this 26th day of June 1945. on an f. o. b. shipping point basis (sec. P art 1396—Fine Chemicals, D rugs and 2.8 of FPR 1). Chester B owles, (e) Maximum prices for sales by pri­ Administrator. Cosmetics mary distributors (sec. 2.9 of FPR 1). [F. R. Doc. 45-11302; Filed, June 26, 1945; [MPR 203, Amdt. 4] The maximum markup is 8%, 11:36 a. m.] VITAMIN A NATURAL OILS AND CONCENTRATES (f) Maximum prices for sales by dis­ tributors who are not primary distribu­ A statement of the considerations in­ tors, wholesalers, or retailers (sec. 2.10 volved in the issuance of this amend­ Part 1394—Rationing of F uel and F uel of FPR 1). ment, issued simultaneously herewith, (g) Payment of brokers (sec. 2.11 of P roducts has been filed with the Division of the FPR 1). [Rev. RO 5C, Arndt. 9] Federal Register. (h) Special packing expenses which MILEAGE RATIONING: GASOLINE REGULATIONS Section 1396.201 is amended by adding may be reflected in maximum prices for the following^new paragraph (c) : sales to government procurement agen­ A rationale accompanying this amend­ cies (see. 2.13 of FPR 1). ment issued simultaneously herewith has (c) Neither this nor any other regula­ (i) Treatment of federal and state been filed with the Division of the Fed­ tion issued by the Office of Price Admin­ taxes (sec. 2.14 of FPR 1). The “base eral Register. istration shall apply to sales to the War period’' applicable to primary distribu­ Revised Ration Order 5C is amended Food Administration or other agency of tors is March 1942. in the following respects: the United States Government of blends (j) Units of sale and fractions of a 1. Section 1394.7551 (a) (11) is amend­ of Vitamin A natural oils or Vitamin A cent (sec. 2.15 of FPR 1). ed to read as follows: (k) Maintenance of customary dis­ nátural oils and concentrates containing counts and allowances (sec. 2.16 of FPR (11) “Fleet”, as applied to a passen­ 2000 U. S. P. units of Vitamin A per gram 1). This section shall not apply to the ger automobile or motorcycle, means and 200 U. S. P. units of Vitamin D per label and labor allowances required to that such vehicle is one of three or more gram. be made by processors under section 10. passenger automobiles or three or more motorcycles owned or leased by and used This amendment shall become effec­ Sec. 12. Provisions of Article III of by the same person or organization prin­ tive July 2, 1945. Food Products Regulation No. 1 appli­ cipally in connection with the same or Issued this 26th day of June 1945. cable to this supplement. The following related occupations, or, as applied to a provisions of Food Products Regulation Chester B owles, commercial motor vehicle that such ve­ Administrator. No. 1 are applicable to this supplement. hicle is one covered by a fleet certificate (a) Restriction on sales to primary issued by the Office of Defense Transpor­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11297; Filed, June 26, 1945; distributors (sec. 3.1 of FPR 1). tation. 11:35 a. m.] (b) Storage (sec. 3.3 of FPR 1). (c) Export sales (sec. 3.4 of FPR 1). 2. Section 1394.7904 (a) (6) is added (d) Notification of new maximum to read as follows: price (sec. 3.5 of FPR 1). (6) Notwithstanding any other provi­ P art 1407—R ationing of F ood and (e) Records which must be kept (sec. sions of this paragraph (a), if the Dis­ F ood P roducts 3.6 of FPR 1). In addition to the other trict Director, or his designee, finds that [Rev. RO 13,1 Amdt. 62 to 2d Rev. Supp. 1] records required to be maintained by this a person who applies within his jurisdic­ section and for the same period of time tion for the issuance of a non-highway processed foods each processor shall keep records of all ratioh in the form of Class E or R cou­ Section 1407.1102 (e) (17) is added to grapefruit purchased, in value and pons maintains an adequate system for read as follows: quantity, during the period October 1, accounting for the handling of these 1944, through November 30, 1945. (17) Jl, Kl, Ll, Ml, N 1 ...... From July coupons to prevent the ration from being 1, 1945, to October 31, 1945, Inclusive. (f) Sales slips and receipts (sec. 3.8 improperly used, he may authorize the of FPR 1). Board to issue Class E or R coupons This amendment shall become effec­ (g) Transfers of business or stock in without an accompanying delivery rec­ tive June 29, 1945. trade (sec. 3.9 of FPR 1). ord, or if a delivery record has already Issued this 26th day of June 1945. (h) How a figured maximum price is been issued, exempt the person from the established and how an established maxi­ requirements of this order with respect Chester B owles, mum price may be changed (sec. 3.10 of to the use and maintenance of the de­ Administrator. FPR 1) livery record. However, such authoriza­ (i) Adjustable pricing (sec. 3.11 of [F. R. Doc. 45-11304; Filed, June 26, 1945; tion may be granted only if the person 11:35 a. m.] FPR 1). requires a non-highway ration in the (j) 1 Compliance with the applicableform of these coupons for use in ten or t 9 F.R. 173, 908, 1181, 2091, 2290, 2553, 2830, supplement (sec. 3.12 of FPR 1). more separate machines or pieces of 2947, 3580, 3707, 4542, 4605, 4607, 4883, 5956. (k) Adjustment of maximum prices of equipment by ten or more employees who 61Q3, 6151, 6450, 7344, 7423, 7433, 9169, 9170, food products under “Government COfi- must use these coupons to acquire gaso- 9266, 0278, 9896, 10264, 10877, 10876, 11273, lihe at ten or more different locations. 11513. 11906, 11961, 12813, 12867, 14061, 14643, tracts” or subcontracts (sec. 3.13 of 1§002, 15054, 10 F.R. 48, 776, 924. FPR 1). The District Directof, or his designee, FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7803

P art 1377—W ooden Containers ARTICLE I— PROHIBITIONS AND SCOPE OF grade. Dead culls are not included, but [MPR 424,1 Incl. Arndts. 1-6] REGULATION any stock that can be coopered in the TIGHT COOPERAGE AND TIGHT COOPERAGE S ection 1. Prohibition against dealing regular manner without breaking is in­ .STOCK* in tight cooperage stock and sawed tight cluded. cooperage at prices above the maximum. (d) Dead culls include any badly This compilation of Maximum Price On and after the effective date of this warped or twisted stock; stock which Regulation 424 includes Amendment 6, regulation, regardless of any contract or contains dote or rot or any other stock effective July 2, 1945. Text added and other obligation, no person shall sell or which cannot be coopered. amended by Amendment 6 is under­ deliver, and no person shall buy or re­ scored. ARTICLE II— MAXIMUM PRICES AND TERMS ceive in the course of trade or business, OF SALE In the judgment of the Price Admin­ any tight cooperage stock or sawed tight istrator, the maximum prices established cooperage, at prices higher than the S ec. 5. Maximum prices for tight by this regulation are, and will be, gener­ maximum prices fixed by this regulation, staves and headings—(a) Factory or ally fair and equitable and will effectuate and no person shall agree, offer or at­ mill sales. In direct factory sales, that the purposes of the Emergency Price tempt to do any of these things. is, sales made by the producing factory, Control Act of 1942, as amended, and the maximum prices, f. o. b. mill or rail­ Executive Orders Nos. 9250 and 9328. A S ec. 2. Less than maximum prices. head, for sawed tight staves and head­ statement of the considerations involved Nothing in this regulation shall prevent ings are those contained in the Tables II in the issuance of this regulation, issued the sale of the products covered at less to V, inclusive, of Appendix A. Actual simultaneously herewith, has been filed than maximum prices. transportation cost may be added for the with the Division of thé Federal Register.* S ec. 3. Transactions and products cov­ distance in excess of 25 miles from the Such specifications and standards as are ered—(a) Transactions covered. This mill to the railhead. Except, however: used in this regulation were, prior to regulation covers any and all sales and (1) On shipments of sawed tight such use, in general use in the trade or purchases, whether from a factory, ware­ staves and/or headings of 6,000 pounds industry affected. house, or dealer, by any person, whether or less from a producing factory, a mark­ [Preamble amended by Supplementary Or­ manufacturer, dealer, wholesaler or user, up of 10 percent may be added to the der No. 61, 8 F.R. 12552, effective 9-11-43] of any of the products covered by this maximum prices contained in the sched­ regulation. ules; § 1377.301 Maximum prices for tight (b) Products covered. The term (2) When staves and headings are cooperage stock and sawed tight cooper­ “tight cooperage stock” as used in this sawed in the Southern Area and finished age. Under the authority vested in the regulation covers all staves, headings and in the Upper Area, the maximum price Price Administrator by the Emergency cooperage dowels, both finished and un­ shall be the Upper Area price, or the Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, finished, including laminated, sawed, Southern Area price plus transit freight, and Executive Order No. 9250, Maximum bucked, rived and split, produced pri­ whichever is the lower; Price Regulation No. 424 (Tight Cooper­ marily for use in making liquid tight (3) When staves and headings are age and Tight Cooperage Stock), which barrels and kegs of a bilged type and all sawed in the Upper Area and finished in is annexed hereto and made a part here­ staves and headings produced as a result the Southern Area, the maximum price of, is hereby issued. of such primary production, as defined shall be the Upper Area price. 4 ARTICLE I— PROHIBITIONS AND SCOPE OF in the grading rules of the Associated (b) Warehouse sales. In warehouse REGULATION Cooperage Industries of America, Inc., sales the maximum prices for tight staves Sec. or in this regulation or by general or in­ and headings shall be the maximum 1. Prohibition against dealing in tight dividual specifications. Coverage is lim­ f. o. b. producing factory price plus' cooperage stock and sawed tight coop­ the warehouseman’s average percentage erage at prices above the maximum. ited to production in the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Il­ mark-up on the same items in March 2. Less than maximum prices. 1942 plus average inbound freight from 8. Transactions and products covered. linois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, 4. Definitions. the producing factory to the warehouse. Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missis­ As used in this regulation a “warehouse ARTICLE n — MAXIMUM PRICES AND TERMS OF sippi, Missouri, New York, North Caro­ sale” is a sale in which shipment or de­ SALE lina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, livery is made from an established stor­ 5. Maximum prices for tight staves and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vir­ age or distribution place located and headings. ginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin. operated independently of the producing 6. Maximum prices for tight cooperage. The term “sawed tight cooperage” as mill or factory. No shipment from a 7. Maximum prices for cooperage dowels. used in this regulation covers all barrels stave or heading mill or finishing plant 8. Products not specifically priced. 9. Delivered prices. and kegs made entirely or partially of may be considered a “warehouse sale”. 10. Prohibited practices. staves and headings covered by this Average inbound freight is to be regulation. weighted by the quantity in the ware­ ARTICLE III— MISCELLANEOUS [Paragraph (b) amended by Am. 2, 9 FR. house at the time of making the com­ 11. Adjustable pricing. 3351; effective 4-1-44; Am. 4, 10 F.R. 621; putation. 7 The average must be figured 12. Application for adjustment or petition effective 1-20-45, and Am. 5, 10 F. R. 3644; at least once each month. for amendment. effective 4-9-45] 13. Records and reports. As used in this regulation the term 14. Licenses. S ec. 4. Definitions—(a) Sap clear “warehouseman” is one who maintains 15. Registration. white oak oil grade stock is tight sap oil an established storage or distribution 16. Enforcement. grade white oak with the sapwood re­ place, located and operated independ­ 17. Relation to other regulations. moved. 18. Appendix A. Basic maximum prices for ently of a producing mill or factory and sawed tight cooperage stock. (b) No. 2 grade stock is of a quality from which shipments of cooperage stock 19. Appendix B. Extra charges for sawed lower than No. 1 grade which can be are made. tight cooperage. coopered into a barrel which will hold A warehouseman who had no such hot grease. The grading rule oil inspec­ Au t h o r it y : § 1377.301 issued under 56 Stat. tion applies except that the following im­ mark-up in March 1942 may apply in 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law 383, 78th writing to the Office of Price Administra­ Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871, E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. perfections are allowed: mold and discol­ 4681. oration if sound; small, sound, tight tion, Washington 25, D. C„ settingTorth knots on the quarter; streaks; straight the nature of his business operations, in­ ♦Title amended by Am. 6, effective 7-2-45. checks that will pull up in coopering; cluding such facts as the classes of cus­ 18 F.R. 9516. cat faces that do not extend through the tomers to which he sells, a description of * Statements of considerations are also is­ piece; a reasonable number of sound sued simultaneously with amendments. Cop­ worm holes; straight grub holes that can the items to be sold, the requested mark­ ies may be obtained from the Office of Price be easily plugged. up and the names and addresses ©f the Administration. (c) No. 3, dog, copper or metal barrel applicant’s nearest competitors. The No. 127----- 3 stock is of a quality lower than No. 2 Administrator will by order establish ^ 7804 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 mark-up for the applicant based on the tory price plus the warehouseman’s the exception contained in section 5 (a) regarding free delivery of staves and mark-ups used by his competitors. average percentage mark-up in March 1942 plus average inbound freight actu­ headings from mill to railhead located [Above paragraph added by Am. 6, effective ally paid or incurred by the warehouse­ within 25 miles of the mill. 7-2-45] man (computed in accordance with sec­ S ec. 10. Prohibited practices. Any (c) Sales by dealers or merchants. In tion 5 (b)). A warehouse sale is defined practice which is a device to get the ef­ sales by dealers or merchants of their in section 5 (b). fect of a higher-than-ceiling price with­ purchased stock the maximum prices for (c) Sales by dealers or merchants. In out actually raising the dollars-and- tight staves and/or headings of more sales by dealers or merchants the maxi­ cents price is as much a violation of this than 6,000 pounds shall be the maximum mum prices for sawed tight cooperage regulation as an outright over-ceiling f. o. b. producing factory price contained covered by this regulation shall be the price. This applies to changes in dis­ in the schedule plus a mark-up of 7 per­ maximum f. o. b. producing factory price count practices, devices making use of cent of the f; o. b. factory price. plus the seller’s average percentage commissions, services, transportation ar­ mark-up on such sales in March 1942. rangements, premiums, special privi­ [Paragraph (c) amended by Am. 1, 8 F.R. Sales by.dealers or merchants are defined 11175, effective 8-9-43] leges, tying agreements, trade under­ in section 5 (cl. standings and the like. On shipments of 6,000 pounds or less (d) Sales by new sellers other than a dealer’s or merchant’s maximum price manufacturers. A warehouseman, ARTICLE III— MISCELLANEOUS shall be the maximum f. o. b. producing dealer, or merchant who did not sell tight S ec. 11. Adjustable pricing. Any per­ factory price contained in the schedule cooperage covered by this regulation in son may agree to sell at a price which plus a mark-up of 7 percent of the f. o. b. can be increased up to the maximum factory price. This mark-up is in addi­ March 1942 may make application in price in effect at the time of shipment; tion to the 10 percent mark-up provided writing to the Office of Price Administra­ but no person may, unless authorized by for such sales in section 5 (a) (1). tion, Washington 25, D. C„ setting forth the Office of Price Administration, de­ As used in this regulation the term the nature of his business operations, in> liver or agree to deliver at prices to be “dealer or merchant” is one who, al­ eluding such facts as the classes of cus­ adjusted upward in accordance with ac­ though he does not take actual physical tion taken by the Office of Price Admin­ possession, buys, takes title to, resells, tomers to which he sells, a description of istration after shipment. Such author­ and assumes credit risks and responsibil­ the items to be sold, the requested mar£^ ization may be given when a request for ity for grade and count. No producer up and the names and addresses of the a change in the applicable maximum may qualify as a dealer or merchant applicant’s nearest competitors. The price is pending, but only if the author­ under this regulation of products which Administrator will by order establish a ization is necessary to promote distribu­ he has produced in the rough. mark-up for the applicant based on the tion or production and if it will not in­ terfere with the purposes of the Emer­ S ec. 6. Maximum.prices for tight coop­ mark-ups used by his competitors. erage—(a) Factory or mill sales. gency Price Control Act of 1942, as (1) The maximum prices, f. o. b. factory, [Paragraph (d) added by Am. 6, effective amended. The authorization may be for sawed tight cooperage covered by 7-2-45] given by the Administrator or by any official of the Office of Price Administra­ this regulation shall be the maximum S ec. 7. Maximum prices for cooperage price in the area where the cooperage dowels. The maximum prices f. o. b. tion having authority to act upon the plant is located for the finished staves factory, for cooperage dowels are those pending request for a change in price or and headings used in the barrel plus the contained in Table VI of Appendix A. to give the authorization. mark-ups shown below plus extra The authorization will be given by or­ charges for materials and services as S ec. 8. Products not specifically der, except that it may be given by letter specified in Table I of Appendix B. The priced. Tight cooperage and cooperage or telegram when the contemplated re­ cooperage allowance for barrels of 30 stock not specifically priced in this regu­ vision will be the granting of an indi­ gallons or over shall be the mark-up lation are nevertheless coveted by the vidual application for adjustment. shown below or $1.60, whichever is regulation. Any person desiring to sell [Sec 11 amended by Supplementary Order greater. on the domestic market any product cov­ No. 50, 8 F.R. 10568, effective 7-27-43 and ered by the regulation for which he can­ Am. 1 thereto, 8 F.R. 14310, effective 10-26- P ercentage Mark -U ps o n B arrels not determine a f. o. b. mill price under 43] Bourbcm barrels. The m'ark-up shall be the regulation shall make application 50 % of the maximum price of the staves and to the Lumber Branch, Office of Price Sec. 12. Application for adjustment or headings used in the barrel. Administration, Washington, D. C., for petition for amendment—(a) Govern­ Barrels of grades over sap clear oil grade a price. The application must contain a ment contracts. See Procedural Regula­ and under bourbon. The mark-up shall be complete description of the product to be tion No. 6 8 for adjustment provisions on 65% of the maximum price of sap clear oil certain government contracts or subcon­ grade staves and headings. priced, the applicant’s March 1942 sell­ tracts. Barrels of sap clear oil grade and under. ing price of the product if he sold such The mark-up shall be 65% of the maximum product at that time, his requested sell­ [Paragraph (a) amended by Supplementary price of the No. 1 grade in the type and ing price and his method of arriving at Order No. 83, 9 F.R. 973, effective 2-1-44] species used. this price. Products may be sold and (b) Petitions for amendment. Any Barrels with single or loose wood heads or delivered at the requested selling price, person seeking an amendment of any heads other than wood. The mark-up over pending approval of a price by this Office actual material cost shall be the same as provision of this regulation may file a shown for standard two crozed head barrels. subject, however, to adjustment to the petition for amendment in accordance price finally approved. Prices not dis­ with the provisions of Revised Procé­ (2) Cooperage producers located in approved within 20 days from the receipt dural Regulation No. I 4 issued by the states other than those included in the . of application are approved until specif­ Office of Price Administration, stock-producing areas (Table 1, Appen­ ically revoked. (c) Applications for adjustment—(1) dix A) shall use the maximum prices of S ec. 9. Delivered prices.- If delivery is When adjustment may pe granted. Tlfei staves and headings in the upper area for by common carrier the actual transpor­ Price Administrator may by order adjust the purpose of computing cooperage tation costs paid or incurred by the prices under paragraph (a) (1) of tm& the maximum prices established undér seller may be added to the basic maxi­ this regulation for any manufacturer of section. mum prices. If shipment is by truck, [Subparagraph (2) amended by Am. 2, 9 F.R. owned or controlled by the seller, actual tight cooperage or tight cooperage Stock 3351, effective 4-1-44] transportation costs may be added to produced in one or more plants who can (b) Warehouse sales. In warehouse the basic maximum prices. Such trans­ show; sales the maximum prices for tight coop­ portation cost may not exceed 80% of erage covered by this regulation shall the common carrier charge for the same » 9 RR. 10628. be the maximum f. o. b. producing fac­ shipment. This provision is subject to «9 F.R. 10476, 13715. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7805 (1) That increased costs result in hard- they are more truly representative of his tight staves and heading under this reg- ship which will impede his production of normal operations. ulation must file with the Office of Price essential supply of tight cooperage and/ (ii) Operating statements for tight Administration, Washington 25, D. C., a or cooperage stock, and cooperage and/or tight cooperage stock report showing the types of tight coop­ (ii) That his existing maximum price for the last two full calendar or fiscal erage or tight cooperage stock handled or prices are less than manufacturing years and the available interim period of and his weighted average percentage costs if his current over-all profits are the current calendar or fiscal year. This mark-up on sales of tight cooperage and favorable in relation to those of a repre­ statement should show a break-down as tight cooperage stock in March 1942 on sentative peace-time period; or that his to quantity and dollar amount of stump- or before August 1, 1945. existing maximum price or prices are less age Gosts, logging and log transportation Any dealer, merchant or warehouse- than total costs if his current «oyer-all costs, log purchases and log sales, manu- man. operating under this regulation profits are comparable to his over-all facturing cost, opening and closing in­ who fails to file his report as required profits for a representative peace-time ventories of both raw materials and fin­ above may not use his mark-up during period; or that his existing maximum ished products and proportioned share of the period of non-compliance. price or prices do not afford a reasonable operating expenses, and method used in profit if current over-all profits are un­ allocation of such proportioned expenses. [Sec. 13 amended by Am. 6, effective 7-2-45] favorable compared to those in a repre­ (iii) A schedule for the same periods Sec. 14. Licenses. The provisions of sentative peace-time period. as in (ii) above of sales and production Licensing Order No. 1,® licensing all per­ sons who make sales under price control (2) Factors which may also be con- as to dollar value and quantity of each are applicable to all sellers subject to this sidered. The following factors are rele­ type and specification of tight cooper­ regulation. A seller’s license may be vant to the consideration of whether the age or cooperage stock produced. suspended for violations of the license maximum prices are at such a level that (iv) A statement describing the own­ or of one or more maximum price regula­ production of essential items is threat- ership and control of the seller’s business. tions. A person whose license is sus­ ened or impeded, and whether the in­ Sellers who have previously submitted pended may not, during the period of suspension, make any sale for which his creased costs warrant an adjustment. any of the above required data may omit license has been suspended. (i) Whether greater efficiency in pro- such items from the data submitted with [Sec. 14 amended by Am. 1, 8 F.R. 11175, duction, management or merchandising their applicatioh provided they indicate effective 8-9-43; Supplementary Order 72, can be reasonably expected so that an when and in what connection they were 8 F.R. 13244, effective 10-1-43 and Am. 2, adjustment would not be necessary. Submitted. 9 F.R. 3351, effective 4-1-44] (ii) Whether the seller previously sold The filing of over-all profit and loss Sec. 15. Registration. Persons desiring the particular item or items under con­ statements for 1936 through 1939 is op­ to sell as dealers, merchants or ware­ housemen, any of the products covered by sideration'at a price which was below his tional providing, these reports for the this regulation must register with the total unit costs. company’s operations are available from Lumber Branch, Office of Price Adminis­ (iii) The relationship of the seller’s the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Should tration, Washington, D. C. within 15 days stumpage costs to his previous costs and the applicant indicate that he prefers after becoming subject to the regula­ to prices in the area for similar stump- this procedure this information will be tion. The registration shall be accom­ plished by filing with the Office of Price age. requested by the Office of Price Admin- Administration a statement of the ap­ (3) Form and contents of application. istration directly from the Bureau of In­ plicant’s qualifications. Every person Applications under this section must be ternal Revenue. owning, operating or maintaining more filed in accordance with Revised Pro­ (4) Orders issued. The Price Admin­ than one place of business shall file a istrator may authorize, modify or deny separate registration statement for each cedural Regulation No. 1, issued by the place of business. In case a new, addi­ Office of Price Administration. All ap­ by order the maximum prices requested. tional or different place of business is plications should contain: He may require in appropriate cases a later established or acquired by a dealer, (i) Balance sheets, analyses of surplus compensatory decrease in the maximum warehouseman or merchant, such dealer, and profit and loss statements for the prices for other wooden container items warehouseman or merchant shall, with­ manufactured by the applicant. in 15 days after establishing or acquiring company’s over-all operations, in the de­ it, file a registration statement with re­ tail normally prepared by the applicant, Any order issued hereunder may be spect to such new, additional or different but at least in the detail required in A amended or revoked at any time. place of business. and B forms issued by the Office of Price {Paragraph (c) added by Am. 6, effective The Office of Price Administration will Administration, by years from 1936 to 7-2-45] issue to each dealer, warehouseman or merchant registering in- accordance with 1939, inclusive, and for the last two full Sec. 13. Records and reports—(a) this section a registration certificate calendar or fiscal years preceding the Records. All persons making sales cov­ which shall be posted at all times in a filing of the application and the avail­ ered by this regulation must keep rec­ conspicuous place in the registrant’s able interim period for the current cal­ ords which will show a complete descrip- place of business. endar or fiscal year. These statements tion of the products sold, the name and Persons who have previously filed their must be accompanied by a schedule of address of the buyer, the date of the qualifications and received specific ap­ annual salaries, showing for each year transaction and the price. Buyers must proval under the original section 14 of the number of principal executive officers keep similar records, including the name the regulation are not required to register and, in the case of a corporation, indi­ and address of the seller. These records under this section. vidual stockholders owning 10% or more must be kept two years or for the [Sec. 15 added and former sections 15 through of any single class of capital stock, the duration of the Emergency Price Control 18 redesignated 16 through 19 respectively by Am. 2, 9 F.R. 3351, effective 4-1,-44 ] total compensation paid to them during Act of 1942, as amended, whichever pe­ each year and the current annual rate riod is the shorter, for inspection by the S ec. 16. Enforcement. Persons vio­ of total compensation for such indi­ Office of Price Administration. lating any provision of this regulation viduals. (b) Reports. Any person operating as are subject to the criminal penalties, The applicant may submit, in addi­ a dealer, merchant or warehouseman of civil enforcement actions, and suits for tion, data for other years if in his opinion tight cooperage or as a warehouseman of «8 F.R. 13240. 7806 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, “June 27, 1945

Southern producing area Upper producing area To make a finish stave length Over 15" Over 30" 26" Over 18" Over 15" Over 30" 26" Over 18" 15" and through Over 22" through through 15" and through through Over 22" through through through to 26" under to 26" 22" 18" under 36" 30" 22" 18" 36" 30" Standard thickness when planed one side1 Vs" *Ai" to W W i H" ys"to x " H" %" H " to ^ " W w ■ White oak types: $215.00 $131.00 $205. 00 $123. 00 97.00 $87.00 $76.50 $64.00 $45.00 152.50 92.00 $83.00 $73.00 $61.00 $43.00 Wine grade.------160.00 43.50 29.25 Sap clear, oil grade...... 121.25 73.25 65.75 55.50 46.50 31.25 113. 75 68.25 61.75 52.00 57.50 51.50 43.50 ► 36.50 24.50 87.50 52.50 47.50 40.00 33.50 22.50 Tight sap #1...... 95.00 20.00 Wide sap #1...... 89.50 54.50 46.00 39.50 33.00 22.00 82.00 49.50 42.00 36.00 30.00 54.50 46.00 39.50 33.00 22.00 82.00 49.50 42.00 36.00 30.00 20.00 Red oak #1______89.50 20.00 Chestnut oak #1______89.50 54.60 46.00 39.50 33.00 22.00 82.00 49.50 42.00 36.00 30.00 44.00 38.60 33.00 22.00 77.00 49.50 40.00 35.00 30.00 20.00 Qum and gum mixed 2 #1...... 84.50 64.50 60.00 ,67.50 50.00 57.50 40.00 Oak, all species, dogs or copper______47.50 35.00 Gum and'gum mixed8 dogs...... 42.50 49.50 Ash, pork grade______i---- 54.50 33.50 Ash #2...... - 38.50

1 Except bourbon. , ., , , ___.____. . 2 Includes singly or mixed: Red gum, sweet gum, black gum, sap gum, tupelo, ash, basswood, beech, birch, cottonwood, cypress, elm, hackberry, hickory, locust, maple • poplar, sycamore. N Add Deduct Percent Percent 1. For air dried bourbon staves add to the green price per M, 34" to 36", $10.00; 3. For staves )4" thicker than above standards. l 1 2 ...— OA// ig 0Q For staves thinner than above standards...... 12H For staves W thicker than jbove standards . 25 2/ Maximum price for all oil grade on bourbon inspection is $7.60 per M under the ...... 25 tight sap maximum price in the producing area. For staves thinner than above standards. [Table II amended by Am. 2, 9 F.R. 3351, effective 4-1-44] T able I I I - M aximum P rices o r Finished Sets or Staves, Includes Kiln D rying. P laning One Side, J ointing and Bundling (Combining Table II, Including N oteI) [F. 0. b. mill or railhead]

Southern producing area Upper producing area Stave length 21" through Ì6" through 34" through 21" through 16" through 34" through 24" 36" 30" 24" 22" 17" 36" 30" 22" 17"

Bilge measurement 79)4" 39" 79)4" 56" 48" 39" through 81" 68" 56" 48" through 81" .68" White oak types: $2.90 $5.05 $3.03 $4.87 Wine #rade...... 3.88 2.39 $1.91 $1.52 $1.20 3.75 2.31 $1.85 $1,47 $1.16 1.61 1.26 1.00 3.05 .1.93 1.55 1.21 .96 Sap clear, oil grade______— i------■■ 3,18 2.01 .67 Tight sap #1—.. . . . ______2.34 1.44 1.15 .89 .71 2. 21 1.36 1.10 .85 1.35 1.07 .84 .67 2.11 1.27 1.02 .80 .63 Wide sap #1...... 1...... 2.24 .63 Red oak #1...... •?> 2.24 1.35 1.07 .84 .67 2.11 1.27 1.02 .80 2.24 1.35 1.07 .84 .67 2.11 1.27 1.02 .80 .63 Chestnut oak #1______.. . . . ______— .63 Gum and gum mixed1 #1...... 2.16 1.32 1.05 .83 .67 2.02 1.24 .99 .79 1.85 1.71 1.67 1.53 1.49 1.35 1.40 1.26 1.39 ______------1.31 ------1.06 . . i . L . . . - 1.14

J See table II for species. 2. For planing clean two sides, occasional saw marks permitted, add $0.004 per lineal N otes foot of stages. 1. For finishing sets of staves up to 34" through' 16" length in se}s other than the above 3. F o riin p W staves, deduct .004 cent per linear foot of staves. standard bilge measurements, multiply the aciniil inch bilge measurement: TNote 2 amended by Am. 6, effective 7-2-45] A. On bourbon, wine and sap clear grades by .0l2$mts. 1 B. On grades allowing sap on by .0077 ©eat Price to nearest cent, H being flgufled to next higher cent.

9 F.R. 1385, 5169, 6106, 8150, 10193, 11274. 8 F.R. 4132, 5987, 7662, 9998, 15193; 9 F.R. 1036, 7201, 9835, 11278, 12919. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7807

T able IV—Sawed T ight Cooperage Heading, R ough, Square, Air Dried and Listed« 4 [Per set, f. o. b. mill or railhead] y

Southern producing area Upper producing area To make a finished circled head 19" through 19" through 21" 16" to 19" 13" to 16" 9" to 13" "Under 9" 21" 16" to 19" 13" to 16" 9" to 13" Under 9" To finish when planed one side1 *A" %" Vi' Vi' H" H" Vi' H" W V"

' White oak types: $1.00 $0.01 Bourbon (green)_____ $1.06 $0.66 .78 .48 $0.42 $0.24 $0.16 Wine...... i ___ .83 .52 $0.45 $0.25 $0.17 .64 .39 .34 .19 .13 Sap clear, oil grade...... 69 .43 .37 1 .20 .14 .51 .31 .27 .15 .10 Tight sap #1.,...... 56 .35 .30 .17 .11 .44 .27 .22 .11 .08 Wide sap #1______.49 .31 .25 .13 .09 .44 .27 .22 .11 .08 Red oak #1______.49 .31 .25 .13 .09 .44 .27 .22 .11 .08 Chestnut oak #1______.49 .31 .25 .13 .09 .40 .27 .21 .11 .08 Gum and gum mixed2 #1__ .45 .31 .24 - .13 .09 .33 Oak,-all species, #2__:...... 38 .30 Gum and gum mixed2 #2... .35 .25 Oak, all species, dogs...... 30 .22 Gum and gum mixed,2 dogs. .27 .27 Ash, pork grade______.31 .13 Ash, #2______.17

> Except bourbon. 2 See table II for species. Add Deduct N otes percent percent 1. For air dried bourbon heading, add to the green price per set, 19" through 21" 3. For heading %" thicker than above standards______12)4 _____ .05; 16" to 19", .03. For heading %" thinner than above standards.,...... l2l/& 2. Maximum price for all oil grade on bourbon inspection is 5c per set under tne For heading X" thicker than above standards..______25 _____ tight sap maximum price in the producing area. For heading ]4." thinner than above standards...... 25 [Table IV amended by Am. 2, 9 F.R. 3351, effective 4-1-44] Table V—Finishing Sawed T ight Cooperage H eading per Set All size barrels SOUTHERN AND UPPER AREAS Boring any holes other than one bung and vents—Continued [Includes kiln drying, planing one side, Jointing, doweling, flagging and circling] Over 3" through 4”___ per h ole.. $0. 06 Over 4"------per hole_ .07% 19" Boring for wooden threaded bung through 16" to 19" 13" to 16" 11" to 13" 9" to Ili' under 9" and installing______.05 21" Furnishing and installing screwed metal flanges and bungs with gas­ $0.50 $0.43 $0.33 $0.29 $0.24 $0.17 kets, one each %" and 2", includ­ .35 .30 .24 .21 .17 .12 ing boring bungs______. 50 Hoop fasteners (3 to each ^ 'N otes hoop)------per barrel . 05 1. To compute the prices per set for planing clean 2 sides, occasional saw marks permitted, add $.0035 for each inch Branding (hot)______per barrel._ . 05 of diameter of a single head using the nearest inch, \j" to be figured to the next higher inch. Bung strap______each.. . 01 2. To compute the price per set for unplaned heading, deduct $.0035 for each inch of diameter of asingle head using the nearest inch, V" being figured to the next higher inch. 30 gal. and Up to [Note 2 amended by Am. 6, effective 7-2-45] over 30 gal.

T able VI—M a x im u m P rices for Cooperage ' T able I—Continued Water kegs and coolers: D owels Galvanized, all sizes, all gauges, $0.04 per hoop. Single hinged lid complete for rail­ Each Each road water keg...... ______$0.65 $0.40 F. O. B. MILL OR RAILHEAD Railroad water keg handles...... 05 .05 Per Bushel Over 20 gal. 20 gal. and Solid double lid complete with knob under for single coolers...... L 50 1.00 %>" size______$2.85 Solid triple lid complete with knob «4" size______3.30 for double cooler...... 1.90 1.30 Handle and 2 ears complete for well Per set [Table VI amended by Am. 3, 9 FJR. 9835, buckets...... 10 effective 8-16-44] Handle, bail, mouthpiece and stop­ per complete for harvest kegs...... 05 Sec. 19. Appendix B: Extra charges

for sawed tight cooperage. The addi­ cluding hoop driving) cluding hoop driving) N o t e : Equipment not included in this list First coat tions shown in the following table may Second coat (in­ Second coat (in­ of extras, furnished on barrels and kegs in­ be added to the stave and heading cost i First coat cluded in this schedule, may be furnished at plus the mark-up as provided in section Lining: ceiling prices plus extra charge as made in Silicate of soda____ $0.05 $0.15 $0.02J4 $0.07*4 March 1942, or totally during March 1942 6 in determining the f. o. b. mill price for Paraffine or asphalt. .15 .10 .07y2 .05 sawed tight cooperage. Glue...... 15 .25 .07*4 . 12*4 whichever applies. Such prices, and a de­ scription of the extra must be filed with the T able I-c-Maximum Prices for E xtra Charges on Lumber Branch, OPA. Tight Cooperage N o te: Prices for special linings must be approved by OP A. Effective date. The effective date of Over 20 20 gal. and this regulation is April 3, 1943. [Maxi­ gal. per under per Over 20 gal. mum Price Regulation No. 424 originally hoop hoop 20 and issued July 9, 1943.1 gal. under [Effective dates of amendments are shown in Hoops: notes following parts affected] 16 gauge—...... $0.07 $0.035 Miscellaneous: 17 gauge and lighter...____ -ï .. .06 .03 Varnishing barrels...... $0.10 $0.05 Note: All reporting and record-keeping re­ Painting barrels, one oolor...... 15 ' .07)4 quirements of this regulation have been ap­ Painting barrels, two colors...... 20 .10 proved by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the Federal Reports Act of All size barrels 1942. Varnishing hoops______per hoop_$0.00% Issued this 26th day of June 1945. Vent holes.______7_^_per barrel.. .01% Boring any holes Other than one Chester B owles, bung and vents: Administrator. 2" and less______per hole . 02 [F. R. Doc. 45-11300; Filed, June 26, 1945; Over 2" through 3"__ per h ole.. .03 11:37 a. m.] 7808 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 ARTICLE I—GENERAL PROVISIONS Part 1383— Shoes and Shoe F indings mum prices must be reduced by $.0025 '[MPR 420,1 Arndt, 6] per pair for an 8-iron leather or rubber Section 1. Prohibition against buying top lift and may be increased by $.0075 and selling gum naval stores at higher HARDWOOD HEEL BLOCKS, FINISHED HARD­ per pair for a 10 Vz-iron leather or rubber than maximum prices. On and after WOOD AND SYNTHETIC HARDWOOD HEELS top lift. The maximum prices for fin­ July 2, 1945, regardless of any contract AND WOOD SHANKS ished heels with a top lift made of mate­ or other obligation: A statement of the considerations in­ rial other than leather or rubber shall be (a) No person shall make a sale or de­ volved in the issuance of this amend­ the applicable price in the table above, livery of gum naval stores for which a ment, issued simultaneously herewith, reduced by $.025 and increased by the maximum price is established by this has been filed with the Division of the actual cost of the top lift material, not to regulation at a price higher than the Federal Register. exceed $.025 per pair. As used in this maximum price established by this reg­ Maximum Price Regulation 420 isr paragraph the word “rubber” includes ulation. amended in the following respects: synthetic rubber. (b) No person in the course of trade 1. Section 3 (b) (1) is amended by The following additions for heels with or business shall buy or receive gum deleting the words “and over” after the a leather or rubber top lift may be made naval stores on a sale or delivery for figure 19 in the table and by adding the to the base finished heel prices estab­ which a maximum price is established by following items at the end of the table: lished above: this regulation at a price higher than the Height (based on maximum price established by this reg­ eighths of an inch) : Extra Column II ulation. Column I Over 20______$0.00 (c) No person Shall agree, offer, solicit 191 2-20 .005 Height (based on eighths of (Outside / ------or attempt to do any of the foregoing. (New of New 171/2 - 1 9 ------,01 (d) However, any person who prior to an inch) England.) 141/2-17------.015 England) (Base price .02 July 2, 1945 had purchased gum rosin per pair) 111/2-14------in order to fulfill a contract for the sale On heels under 11 Yz eighths inches, of such gum rosin entered into prior to 19) 4- $0.0625 $0.0677 $.02 plus $.005 per Yz square inch (or July 2, 1945 and who prior to July 2, 2 0 _._ .0659 .0711 20) 4- .0659 .0711 fraction thereof) over 3Yz square inches, 1945: ' .0730 21 — .0678 measured on the finished heel. (1) Had such gum rosin in his posses­ 21) 4- .0678 .0730 sion or the possession of a carrier or 22. .. .0698 .0750 This amendment shall become effec­ 22) 4- .0698 .0750 warehouse other than a carrier or ware­ 2 3 .. . .0718 .0770 tive July 2, 1945. house owned or controlled by the person 23 y2. .0718 .0770 2 4 .. . .0738 .0790 Issued this 26th day of June 1945. from whom such gum rosin was acquired 24)4. .0738 .0790 or, 25... .0758 .0810 Chester B owles, (2) If it was in the possession or con­ 2514. .0758 .0810 Administrator. ; p trol of the supplier, had had it segre­ gated, identified, and earmarked for his 2. Section 3 (c) (1) is amended to [F. R. Doc. 45-11298; Filed, June 26, 1945; 11:36 a. m.] account as buyer and had assumed the read as follows: risk of loss, (1) Base finished heel prices. may deliver such gum rosin in accord­ [Price per pair] ance with such contract if the price Part 1385—N aval S tores specified in such contract does not ex­ Column Column Column [RMPR 561] ceed the seller’s maximum price as of Style I II III June 30, 1945. The above permission to GUM NAVAL STORES make deliveries in accordance with such Cuban fancy Maximum Price Regulation No. 561, as contract is conditioned upon the seller 10/8-17)4/8 inches...... $0.13 $0.1425 $0.2050 amended, is redesignated Revised Maxi­ filing with the Rubber, Chemicals and 18/8—21/8 inches...... 14 .1525 .2050 mum Price Regulation No. 561 and re­ Drugs Price Branch, Office of Price Ad­ 2134/8—22/8 inches...... 1481 .1606 .2131 ministration, Washington 25, D. C. on 22)4/8-23/8 inches...... 1512 .1637 .2162 vised and amended to read as set forth 23)4/8-24/8 inches__ ... .1543 .1668 .2193 herein: or before August 1, 1945, a report in 24)4/8-25/8 inches...... 1574 „1699 .2224 duplicate upon a form copied from Ap­ 25)4/8-26/8 inches...... 1605 .1730 .2255 A statement of the considerations in­ 26)4/8-27/8 inches...... 1636 .1761 .2286 pendix B of this regulation, OPA Report volved in the issuance of this amend­ Form 692-2346, with respect to all con­ Cuban celluloid ment, issued simultaneously herewith, tracts as to. which such permission will 10/8-17)4/8 inches...... 149 .1675 .285 has been filed with the Division of the be exercised. 18/8—21/8 inches...... 159 .1775 .285 Federal Register. (e) If, prior to payment, a buyer of 21)4/8-22/8 inches...... 1695 .1880 .2955 22)4/8-23/8 inches...... 1750 .1935 .3010 ARTICLE I— GENERAL PROVISIONS gum naval stores receives from the seller 23)4/8-24/8 inches_____ .1805 .1990 .3065 a written statement that to the best of 24)4/8-25/8 inches...... 1860 .2045 .3120 1. Prohibition against buying and selling 25)4/8-26/8 inches...... 1915 . 2100 .3175 gum naval stores at higher than max­ the seller’s knowledge the price charged 26)4/8-27/8 inches...... 1970 .2155 .3230 imum prices. therefor does not exceed the maximum Lacquer sprayed on 2. Less than maximum pricas. price fixed by this regulation, and if the wood 3. Adjustable pricing. buyer has no reason to doubt the truth 4. Applicability and relation to other price of the statement, the buyer shall be 10/8-1714/8 inches .139 .155 .149 .165 regulations. deemed to have complied with this .1573 .1733 5. Records and reports. section. .1606 .1766 6. Evasion. .1639 .1799 S ec. 2. .1672 .1832 7. Enforcement. Less than maximum prices. .1706 .1865 8. Licensing. Prices lower than the maximum prices .1738 .1898 9. Petitions for amendment. prescribed 'herein may be charged and 10. Definitions. paid. i i i Commissions and broker’s fees. The maximum prices for celluloid cov­ S ec. 3. Adjustable pricing. Any per­ ered heels apply to finished heels with ARTICLE II— GUM ROSIN son may agree to sell at a price which 10/1000 celluloid. Maximum prices may 12. Maximum prices for gum rosin. can be increased up to the maximum be increased by $0.004 per pair for each 13. Application for right to sell at gum price in effect at the time of delivery; 2.5/1000 celluloid over 10/1000. rosin dealer prices or as gum rqs^x but no person may, unless authorized by The maximum prices established above dealer entitled to make sales from the Office of Price Administration, de­ apply to finished heels with a 9-iron local stocks at special pilces. liver or agree to deliver at prices to be leather or rubber top lift. Such maxi- Au t h o r it y ; S 1385.54; issued under 56 adjusted upward in accordance with ac­ Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Public Law 383, tion taken by the Office of Price Ad­ 1 8 F.R. 9331, 9567, 15193, 16796; 9 F it. 3592, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; E.O.. ministration after delivery. Such au­ 8187. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681. thorization may be given when a request FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7809 for a change in the applicable maximum pentine shall keep for inspection by the Sec. 10. Definitions, (a) As used in price is pending, but only if the author­ Office of Price Administration for so long this regulation, the term: ization is necessary to promote distribu­ as the Emergency Price Control Act of Ü) "Gum naval stores” means the tion or production and if it will not in­ 1942, as amended, remains in effect, com­ products for which maximum prices are terfere with the purposes of the Emer­ plete and accurate records of each pur­ established by this regulation. gency Price Control Act of 1942, as chase or sale, showing the date thereof, (2) "Gum turpentine” means gum amended. The authorization may be the name and address of the buyer and spirits of turpentine extracted in the dis­ given by the Price Administrator or by seller, the price contracted for or received tillation of oleoresin exuded from the any official of the Office of Price Ad­ and the quantity of each grade of such living pine tree. ministration to whom the authority to gum rosin or the quantity of turpentine (3) “Gum rosin” means the vitreous grant such authorization has been dele­ purchased or sold. Customary records, transparent or translucent mass remain­ gated. The authorization will be given such as invoices showing the above ing after the extraction of gum spirits of by order. information, will constitute compliance turpentine in the distillation of oleoresin Sec. 4. Applicability and relation to with-the above provisions of this para­ exuded from the living pine tree. other price regulations—(a) Geographi­ graph (b). (4) “Grade” means the grade of gum cal applicability. This regulation applies (c) Reports— (1) Gum rosin. Every rosin as established by the Naval Stores in the 48 States of the United States and person other than a producer making Act of 1923 <42 Stat. 1435; 7 USC, secs. the District of Columbia. sales of gum rosin subject to this regu­ 91-99) and the regulations of the Secre­ (b) Transactions covered—(1) Gum lation shall file on or before August 1, tary of Agriculture issued thereunder. rosin. This regulation applies to all 1945, with the Rubber, Chemicals and (5) “Gum rosin producer” means any sales of gum rosin except sales by re­ Drugs Price Branch, Office of Price Ad­ person who produces gum rosin by the sellers in quantities of less than 100 ministration, Washington 25, D. C., a re­ distillation of oleoresin and who is not a pounds. port in duplicate upon a form copied gum rosin dealer as defined below. (c) Imports (Maximum Import Price from Appendix A of this regulation, OPA (6) “Gum rosin factor” means any Regulation1 applicable). The provisions Report Form 692-2345. person who performs the functions of a of this regulation shall not apply and the (d) Other records and reports. Per­ factor as defined by the applicable state Maximum Import Price Regulation shall sons making sales and purchases of gum law. Where a person acts as a gum'* apply to the purchases, sales or deliveries rosin subject to this regulation or of rosin factor with respect to a sale or de­ of gum naval stores, if they originate gum turpentine shall keep such other livery of gum rosin, that sale or delivery outside of and are imported into the records and shall submit such other re­ of gum rosin shall be subject to the maxi­ continental United States. Sales, pur­ ports to the Office of Price Administra­ mum prices established under Sec. 12 chases and deliveries of such imported tion in addition to or in place of the rec­ (a) for sales by gum rosin factors even commodities are governed by the provi­ ords and reports required in paragraphs though such person might also be classi­ sions of the Maximum Import Price (a), (b) and (c) of this section as the fied as a gum rosin dealer. Regulation. Office of Price Administration, subject to (7) “Gum rosin dealer” means any (d) Exports (Second Revised Maxi­ the approval of the Bureau of the Budget person: mum Export Price Regulation* applic­ in accordance with the Federal Reports (i) Who during the period January 1- able). The maximum prices at which Act of 1942, may from time to time June 30,1944 produced no gum rosin and a person may export gum naval stores require. during that period purchased and sold shall be determined in accordance with gum rosin produced by others; or S ec. 6. Evasion. Price limitations set the provisions of the Second Revised forth in this regulation shall not be (ii) Who during the period January 1- Maximum Export Price Regulation. evaded, whether by direct or indirect June 30, 1944 produced gum rosin and S ec. 5. Records and reports—(a) Pres­ methods, in connection with any offer, during that period made more than 50% ervation of existing records—(1) Gum solicitation, agreement, sale, delivery, by weight of his deliveries of gum rosin rosin. Every person making sales of purchase or receipt of, or relating to gum to resellers located outside the producing gum rosin subject to this regulation rosin or gum turpentine, alone or in con­ belt and to consumers, and who in that shall preserve for examination by the junction with any' other commodity, or period acquired from others (as distin­ Office of Price Administration for so long by way of commission, service, transpor­ guished from that he processed himself as the Emergency Price Control Act of tation, or other charge, discount, pre­ from oleoresin) a quantity of gum rosin 1942, as amended, remains in effect, all mium, or other privilege, or other trade (in pounds) equal to at least 100% by his existing records relating to prices understanding, or by transactions with weight of the amount of gum rosin de­ which he charged for sales of such gum or through the agency of subsidiaries or livered to such resellers and consumers; rosin during the period January 1-June affiliates or otherwise. or 30, 1944; all his existing records relating (iii) Who acquired from others at least S ec. 7. Enforcement. Persons violat­ to contracts for the sale of rosin which 85% by weight of the quantity of oleo-, ing any provision of thé regulation are resin processed by him during the period he made firm during this period or un­ subject to the criminal penalties, civil der which he made deliveries during this January 1-June 30,1944 and who in that period; and all his existing records relat­ enforcement actions', license suspension period made more than 50% by weight ing to deliveries of gum rosin which he proceedings, and suits for treble damages of his deliveries of gum rosin to resellers made during this" period. provided for by the Emergency Price located outside the producing belt and to (2) Gum turpentine. Every person Control Act of 1942, as amended. consumers. making sales of gum turpentine shall S ec. 8. Licensing. The provisions of For the purpose of this definition of preserve for examination by the Office of Licensing Order No. 1 * licensing all per­ “Gum rosin dealer” William S. Gray & Price Administration for so long as the sons who make sales under price control, Co. shall not be considered to be a reseller Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as are applicable to all sellers subject to located outside the producing belt. amended, remains in effect, all his exist­ this regulation. A seller’s license may be (8) “Producing belt’’ means the states ing records relating to prices which he suspended for violations of the license of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, charged for deliveries of such gum tur­ or one or more applicable price schedules Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro­ pentine during October, November, and or regulations. A person whose license lina, and Texas. December 1944, and all his other existing is suspended may not, during the period (9) “Direct sales” means sales by gum of suspension, make any sale for which rosin dealers of gum rosin ot£er than records relating to such deliveries during his license has been suspended. that period. sales from local stocks in small lots. (b) Keeping of current records, gum Sec. 9. Petitions for amendment. Any (10) “Carload” means the minimum rosin and gum turpentine. Every person person seeking an amendment to any weight which will move at carload rates provision of this regulation may file a under applicable tariffs, and includes making purchases or sales of gum rosin petition for amendment in accordance subject to this regulation or of gum tur- such a carload made up of one or more with the provisions of Revised Procedural than one grade of gum rosin. Regulation No. 1.‘ 19 F.R. 2350. (b) Unless the context otherwise re­ * 8 FE, 4132, 5987, 7662, 9998, 15193; 9 F.R. * 8 F.R. 13240. quires, the definitions set forth in sec­ 1036. . 49 F.R. 5791. tion 302 of the Emergency Price Control 7810 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

Act of 1942, as amended, shall apply to prices are established under this sub- 10 cents per 100 pounds net. As used other terms used in this regulation. paragraph (2) per 100 pounds net, ex herein “bags” refers to bags of a size warehouse (or other point where local and type generally used for ordinary sales Sec. 11. Commissions and broker’s fees. stocks are maintained), for lcl sales of of gum rosin. Except as specifically provided herein, gum rosin in drums or barrels for local (d) Containers. No extra charge may maximum prices shall not be increased delivery from local stocks maintained at be made for containers. by any charges for commissions or bro­ a particular point by a gum rosin dealer (e) Failure to file reports. On and ker’s fees. If the buyer purchases who during the period January 1-June after August 1,1945, the maximum prices through a broker or other agent acting 30, 1944 maintained local stocks of gum established by paragraphs (b) and (c) of for the buyer, the sum of the price paid by rosin at that point for the purpose of this section for sales by gum rosin dealers the'buyer to the seller plus the commis­ supplying a local lcl demand and who sion, fee or other charge paid by the buy­ will apply only if the reports required in that period made deliveries of gum by section 5 (c) (1) have been filed. er to a broker or other agent may not ex­ rosin from such stocks in lcl quantities. ceed the maximum prices established by However, any gum rosin dealer who dur­ On and after August 1, 1945, the maxi­ this regulation. ing the period January 1-June 30, 1944 mum price applicable to any sale of gum rosin in quantities of 100 pounds or more ARTICLE I I — GUM ROSIN made all or a substantial part of such lcl sales at the same prices at which will be the maximum price established Sec. 12. Maximum prices for gum cl sales were made, shall be' deemed not for a like sale by a gum rosin producer rosin—(a) Sales in drums or barrels by to be a gum rosin dealer making sales or factor under paragraph (a) or (c) gum rosin producers or factors. Maxi­ from local stocks in small lots. Such above, unless the seller has filed the re­ mum prices for sales of gum rosin in maximum prices shall be the maximum port required by section 5 (c) (1). drums or barrels by gum rosin producers prices specified in paragraph (a) above (f) Sales not otherwise provided for— or factors (as to factors see note below) for sales f. o. b. cars, plus 80 cents per (1) in general. The maximum price for shall be: 100 pounds net, plus cl freight to local any sale (except a sale by a reseller in Per 100 pounds net f. o. b. cars stocks from that one of the following quantities of less than 100 pounds and at shipping point or on official points to which freight costs are lowest: except as indicated in subparagraph (2) Grade: or Savannah, Ga., yard Savannah, Valdosta, Helena, Ga.; Jack­ below) for which a maximum price is not ______$6.55 sonville, Pensacola, Fla.; Mobile, Ala.; otherwise established under this section w w ______6. 55 sha'll be the maximum price established WG------______6.28 Wiggins, Miss.; New Orleans, La. ______6.03 The foregoing maximum prices apply for a like sale by a gum rosin producer or 5.87 to all such lcl sales of gum rosin for factor under paragraph (a) or (c) above. K ______...... 5.85 local delivery by a seller who during the (2) Powdered gum rosin and sales in ___ 5.81 period January 1-June 30, 1944 made small containers. In the case of any sale ______5.81 sales from local stocks at a particular of powdered gum rosin for which a maxi­ ______5.79 point solely in lcl quantities. The fore­ mum price otherwise established under F ______5.75 this section is not appropriate or of gum E ______- _ 5.65 going maximum prices also apply to an ______5.12 aggregate amount by weight of such lcl rosin in small containers other than the B ______5. 05 sales of gum rosin for local delivery dur­ drums, barrels or bags referred to in ing each six-month period, beginning paragraphs (a) , '(b) and (c) above, the “Official” yard as used above means April 1, 1945, by a seller who during the maximum price shall be the maximum any yard which, at the tim e. the gum period January 1-June 30, 1944 made a price established under subparagraph rosin being priced is delivered to the substantial part of his sales from local (I) above unless and until an application yard, is designated by Commodity Credit stocks at a particular point for local de­ has been filed and a different maximum Corporation as an approved storage or livery in cl as well as lcl quantities, not price has been established by order as in­ concentration point for gum rosin which to exceed the amount by weight of his dicated below. otherwise qualifies as collateral for a lcl sales of gum rosin for local delivery If the seller elects to file an applica­ commodity loan on gum rosin from that from such local stocks during that period; tion, his maximum price for sales of agency. . and the maximum prices for any such powdered gum rosin or of gum rosin in Maximum prices for 100 pounds net for lcl sales by such a seller during any such small containers shall be the price in sales on yard other than official or Sa­ six-month period in excess of such base line with the level of maximum prices es­ vannah, Ga., yard shall be the prices period lcl volume of sales shall be the tablished by this regulation, fixed by or­ specified above less ZV2 cents per 100 maximum prices established for direct der of the Administrator, unless the ap­ pounds net. If the seller or any other sales by gum rosin dealers under sub- plication is dismissed by order of the Ad­ person loads the gum rosin on cars at paragraph (1) above. The foregoing ministrator for the reason that granting such a yard, the maximum loading maximum prices do not apply to any sales it would be inconsistent with the pur­ charge to be added to the maximum from local stocks at a particular point poses of this regulation and the Emer­ price so reduced shall be 3!£ cents per for local delivery in other than lcl gency Price Control Act of 1942, as 100 pounds net. If the seller or any quantities and the maximum prices for amended. other person loads the gum rosin on cars such sales shall be the maximum prices Upon the filing of the application or at official or Savannah, Ga., yard, the established for direct sales by gum rosin within five days prior thereto, and until maximum loading charge shall be ZV2 dealers under subparagraph (1) above. final disposition of the application, con­ cents per 100 pouhds net. (3) With respect to sales by gum rosin tracts may be entered into or proposed Note: As provided in the definition of dealers for future delivery more than 30 and bids submitted at the price or prices gum rosin factor in section 10 (a) (6), days after date of sale where the gum proposed in the application, and deliv­ where a person acts as a gum rosin factor rosin has been earmarked at the time eries may be made under such contracts, with respect to a sale or delivery at gum of sale, an extra charge may be added except that the seller may not receive, rosin, that sale or delivery of gum rosin is and the buyer may not pay the amount subject to the maximum prices established to the prices specified in subparagraphs by this paragraph though such person may (1) and (2) above to cover actual stor­ by which the price exceeds the maximum also be classified as a gum rosin dealer. age, insurance, and interest incurred dur­ price otherwise established under this ing the period between 30 days after the section 12 unless and until an order (b) Sales in drums or barrels by gum date of sale and the date of delivery. granting a higher price has been issued. rosin dealers—(1) Direct sales by gum However, in no event may this charge rosin dealers. Maximum prices per 100 The seller shall include in any sale, con­ exceed 4 cents per 100 pounds net per tract to sell, or offer to sell at the price pounds net f. o. b. cars at shipping point, month. for direct sales of gum rosin in drums proposed in the application the follow­ (c) Sales in bags or tank cars. Maxi­ ing: or barrels by gum rosin dealers shall be mum prices for sales of gum rosin in bags the prices specified in paragraph (a) shall be the maximum prices specified in (i) The maximum price otherwise es­ above for sales f. o. b. cdrs plus 22 cents paragraphs (a) and (b) above less 5 cents tablished under this section 12. per 100 pounds net. per 100 pounds net, and for sales in tank (ii) A statement that the quoted price (2) Sales from local stocks in small cars shall be the maximum prices speci­ is subject to approval of the 'Office of lots' by gum rosin dealers. Maximum fied in paragraphs (a) and (b) above less Price Administration. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7811

(iii) A statement that an appropriate (2) In the case of a reseller of gum A ppen d ix A— F orm for R epo r tin g U nder application has been filed, or will be rosin who acquires gum rosin already Sectio n 5 (c) (1) OPA Form 692-2345 filed, within five days, with the Office packaged in such containers, the name This form may be reproduced without change. of Price Administration. and address of his supplier, and the cost Form approved The application shall be filed in dupli­ (not in excess of the supplier’s maximum Bureau of Budget No. 08-R 1351 cate by registered mail with the Rubber, price) of such packaged gum rosin. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Chemicals and Drugs Price Branch, Office (/) The reasons why the applicant be­ OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION of Price Administration, Washington 25, lieves the proposed price to be in line WASHINGTON 25, D. C. D. C., and shall contain the following with the level of maximum prices estab­ REPORT UNDER SECTION 5 (c) (1) OF information concerning sales of pow­ lished by this regulation. RMPR 561 dered gum rosin or in small containers, N ote : RMPR 561 prohibits sales of gum rosin or both, as the case may be: Sec. 13. Application for right to sell after July 1. 1945 at prices higher than those at gum rosin dealer prices or as a gum listed in section 12 (a) until the information re­ (1) Powdered gum rosin, (a) A state­ quired on this form has been filed. ment of the reasons why a maximum rosin dealer entitled to make sales from Instructions: Completed copies in duplicate of local stocks at special prices. This sec­ this form must be filed, in accordance with sec­ price otherwise established under this tion 5 (c) (1), with the Rubber, Chemicals and section 12 is not appropriate. tion applies to any person who cannot Drugs Price Branch, Office of Price Administra­ (b) A short description of his pow­ qualify as a gum rosin dealer or as such tion, Washington 25, D. C., by all sellers- other than producers making sales of gum rosin sub­ dered gum rosin business including the a dealer entitled to make sales from local ject to RMPR 561. classes of persons from whom he buys stocks in small lots at special prices and 1. Inventory of gum rosin, January and the classes of persons to whom he believes that because of the particular 1, 1944 (Include all rosin owned sells; the extent he is currently powder­ facts of his case the application to him 1 by you wherever located)______lbs. 2. Gum rosin acquired from others, ing gum rosin, and the proportion of gum of the general criteria for such dealers January 1-June 30, 1944______lbs. rosin powdered which he produces him­ would be inequitable and not necessary 3. Gum rosin produced from oleoresin, self. to effectuate the purposes of this regu­ January 1-June 30, 1944______lbs. 4. Gum rosin shipped January 1-June And in the case where the applicant lation and the Emergency Price Control 30, 1944 from stocks owned by is a new seller of powdered gum rosin, Act of 1942, as amended. Such a person you— I. By type of purchaser whether his business is owned by an in­ may file an application in duplicate for (a) To consumers______lbs. dividual, partnership or corporation, and authorization as such a dealer with the (b) To resellers outside produc­ by whom it is controlled, directly or in­ Rubber, Chemicals and Drugs Price ing b e lt------lbs. (c) To all others______lbs. directly, through management interest, Branch, Office of Price Administration, (d) Total shipments______lbs. corporate affiliation, ownership of stock Washington 25, D. C., which application II. By quantity shipped (a) Carload shipments______lbs. or otherwise, and the name, address, and shall contain the following information: (b) LCL shipments direct to previous connection with the production (a) Whether he was in business dur­ consumers______lbs. or distribution of gum rosin other than ing the period January 1-June 30,1944. (c) LCL shipments ex ware­ house*------lbs. in powdered form of each proprietor, (b) Whether his operations, if any, (d) Other shipments ex ware­ partner, or stockholder holding more during the period January 1-June 30, house*______lbs. (e) Total shipments______lbs. than 10% of any class of stock. 1944 were representative as compared (Total shipments shown in (c) A short description of the trans­ with his operations, if any, in the pre­ Item II (e) should equal actions for which and class of purchasers ceding calendar year. shipments shown in I (d), if not, explain) for sales to whom a maximum price is (c) The extent, if any, to whiclvthe 5. Inventory of gum rosin, June 30, proposed. nature of his gum rosin business has 1944—------lbs. 6. Oleoresin. (d) The proposed maximum price. changed since the period January 1- I. Owned but unprocessed on (e) An explanation of how the pro­ June 30, 1944. January 1, 1944___ lbs. posed price was determined, including (d) Whether his business is owned by II. Produced January 1-June 80, 1944------lbs. (2) In the case of a person who pow­ an individual, partnership or corpora­ III. Acquired from others Jan­ ders gum rosin, the costs of powdering. tion, and by whom it is controlled, di­ uary 1-June 30, 1944____ lbs. IV. Processed into gum rosin (2) The maximum price, if any, al­ rectly or indirectly, through manage­ and turpentine______lbs. ready established to other classes of pur­ ment interest, corporate affiliation, own­ V. Ownership transferred to others January 1-June 30, chasers, and a statement as to how these ership of stock or otherwise, and the 1944------lbs. were determined. name, address, and previous connection VI. Owned but unprocessed at (3) In the case of a reseller of pow­ with the production or distribution of June 30, 1944______lbs. I hereby certify that the statements and dered gum rosin, the name and address gum rosin of each proprietor, partner, or figures contained in this report are to the best of his supplier, and the cost (not in ex­ stockholder holding more than 10% of of my knowledge and belief correct. cess of the supplier’s maximum price) of any class of stock. (Name of Company) the powdered gum rosin resold. The application for authorization as Sign h ere______(/) The reasons why the applicant be­ such a dealer shall be granted or denied (Name of Seller or Authorized lieves the proposed price to be in line in whole or in part by order of the Ad­ Agent) with the level of maximum prices estab­ ministrator so as to effectuate the pur­ (Official Position) lished by this regulation. poses of this regulation and the Emer­ A False Certification is a Criminal Offense (ii) Small containers, (a) A state­ gency Price Control Act of 1942, as ♦Enter total LCL and other shipments from local stocks maintained for purpose of supplying ment of the reasons why a maximum amended. lodal LCL demand. In the event local stocks price cannot be otherwise established Effective date. This regulation shall were maintained at more than one point give on separate sheets the location and total and LCL under this section 12. become effective July 2,1945. and other shipments from each point. (b) A short description of the small N o te: All record-keeping and reporting re­ A ppen d ix B— F orm for R epo r tin g U nder container to be used including its cost quirements of this regulation have been ap­ Sectio n 1 ( d ) (not in excess of the maximum price) proved by the Bureau of the Budget in ac­ OPA Form 692—2346 Form Approved and the customary dollar and cent dif­ cordance with the Federal Reports Act of This form may be repro- Bureau of Budget ferentials between such a container and 1942. duced without change. No. 08-R1350 standard gum rosin containers. Forms printed in the F ederal R egister are U n ited S ta tes of A m erica (c) A short description of the transac­ for information only and do not follow the OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION tions for which and class of purchasers exact format prescribed by the issuing WASHINGTON 25, D. C. agency. R epor t U nder Sectio n 1 ( d ) of RMPR 561 for sales in such containers to whom a N ote : RMPR 561 permits certain resellers maximum price is proposed. Issued this 26th day of June 1945. to make deliveries of gum rosin in accordance with contracts made before the effective date (d) The proposed maximum price. Chester B owles, of this regulation under the conditions de­ (e) An explanation of how the pro­ Administrator. scribed in section 1 (d) and conditioned upon posed price was determined including making this report. Approved: June 15, 1945. Instructions: Completed copies in duplicate (I) The maximum price, if any, al­ of this form must be filed, in accordance with ready established to other classes of pur­ Grover B. IJill, section 1 (d), with the Rubber, Chemicals and Drugs Price Branch, Office of Price Administra­ chasers, and a statement as to how these First Assistant, tion, Washington 25, D. C., by certain resellers were determined. War Food Administrator. as indicated in the note above. No. 127------4 7812 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

I. Reseller’s Contracts for Sale of Purchased Gum Rosin. TITLE 41—PUBLIC CONTRACTS Chapter I—Procurement Division, 6 6 7 1 2 3 4 Department of the Treasury

Ceiling price p ART —Supplies T o B e P rocured by the Deliveries of Balance of gum Contract price per 100 pounds 4 Date Quantity of gum gum rosin made rosin to be sup­ per 100 pounds net of gum P rocurement D ivision contract Purchaser rosin to be sup­ prior to effective plied (Column net of gum rosin as of date executed plied date of RMPR 1(3) less column rosin contract exe­ MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS 661 1(4)) cuted The regulations in this part are hereby amended as follows: 1. Section 4.1 (b)* (Motor vehicles) is revised to read as follows: • (b) Motor trucks, truck-tractors and trailers. Motor trucks, truck-tractors Total...... Total...... Total...... and trailers, new, except for export and requirements of the War Department, Append separate sheet if more space necessary Navy Department (including the Marine II. Inventory of Gum Rosin Purchased to Fufill Contracts in I Above. Corps and Coast Guard), U. S. Maritime Commission, Panama Canal, Coast and 1 2 3 4 5 6 Geodetic Survey, Civil Aeronautics Ad­ ministration, National Advisory Com­ Quantity of gum mittee for Aeronautics and Office of Sci­ Quantity of gum rosin on June 30, rosin on June 30, 1945, in supplier’s Inventory of gum entific Research and Development. 1945, in reseller’s possession or con­ rosin which may [Proc. Div. Circ. Letter 589, April 22, possession or pos­ trol which gum be delivered under session of carrier or contracts in I 1942.1 warehouse other rosin reseller had Date of pur­ Supplier Quantity of gum had segregated, (Sum of columns II chase rosin purchased than carrier or identified,and ear­ (4> and (5)), but 2. Section 4.1, paragraph (d) (Wood, warehouse owned marked for his not in excess of lumber and timber), paragraph (e) or controlled by account as buyer, total of column (Electrical, equipment, materials and person from whom and for which he 1(5) such gum rosin had assumed risk supplies) and paragraph (f) (Machin­ was acquired of loss ery) are amended by the addition of the following footnote: S uspended. Proc. Div. Circ. Letter B—21, March 15, 1945. (Sec. 1, E.O. 6166, June 10, 1933, sec. 2, Director’s Order 73, approved by Presi­ Total Total______dent June 10, 1939 (41 CFR 1.2, 3.2), Proc. Div. Circ. Letters B-20 and B-21, Append separate sheet if moFe space necessary - dated March 15, 1945) I hereby certify that the statements and figures contained in this report are to the best of my [seal] Clifton E. Mack, knowledge and belief correct. Director of Procurement. (Name of Company) Sign here___ 4 ------[F. R. Doc. 45-11197; Filed, June 26, 1945; (Name of Seller or Authorized Agent) 10:49 a. m.] (Official Position) A False Certification Is a Criminal Offense [F. R. Doc. 45-11296; Filed, June 26, 1945; 11:35 a. m.] TITLE 43-PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR Chapter I—General Land Office Appendix—Public Land Orders Part 1407—R ationing op Food and F ood P art 1499—Commodities and Services [Public Land . Order 285] P roducts [MPR 188, Amdt. 62] N evada [Rev. RO 16,1 Amdt. 46 to 2d Rev. Supp. 1] TOYS AND GAMES A statement of the considerations in­ REVOKING IN PART E.O. 8 9 2 7 OF OCTOBER 2 9 , MEATS, FATS, FISH AND CHEESES 1 9 4 1 , RESERVING PUBLIC LANDS UNDER volved in the issuance of this amendment JURISDICTION OF SECRETARY OF INTERIOR Section 1407.3027 (e) (21) is added to issued simultaneously herewith has been read as follows: filed with the Division of the Federal By virtue of the authority vested in Register. the President and pursuant to Executive (21) Al, Bl, Cl, Dl, El______From Order No. 9337 of April 24, 1943; It is July 1,1945, to October 31,1945, inclusive. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is amended in the following respect: ordered, As follows: This amendment shall become effective Executive Order No. 8927 of October June 29,1945. 1. Section 1499.158 is amended by de­ 29, 1941, reserving certain lands under leting from the list of orders and com­ the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Issued this 26th day of June 1945. modities covered by each order appear­ Interior for use in connection with the Chester B owles, ing in the note at its end the following: production of magnesium metals and Administrator. magnesium alloys, is hereby revoked so Order No. 1444______Toys and games. far as it affects the following-described [F. R. Doc. 45-11305; Filed, June 26, 1945; This amendment shall become effec­ public lands: 11:35 a. m.] tive on the 2d day of July 1945. M o u n t D iablo Meridian Issued this 26th day of June 1945. T. 21 S., R. 62 E., *9 F.R. 6772, 6825, 7262, 7438, 8147, 8931, Sec. 35, S%NE%, N.$SE}4, and Ey2- Chester B owles, SE14SE14. 9266, 9278, 9785, 9896, 10425, 10876, 10777, Administrator. 11426, 11513, 11906, 11955, 11961, 12814, 12867, The areas described aggregate 180 acres. 14287, 14645, 15058; 10 F.R. 48, 521, 857, 293, [F, R. Doc. 45-11299; Filed, June 26, 1945; Effective upon the signing of this 294. 11:37 a.*m.] order, the jurisdiction over and admin- FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7813 istration of such lands for other pur­ cations under the homestead laws shall D. C., and by filing it with the Director, poses shall be vested in the Department be governed by the regulations contained Division of the Federal Register. of the Interior and any other Depart­ in Subchapter I of Title 43 of the Code of ment or agency of the Federal Govern­ Federal Regulations and applications By the Commission, Division 3. ment, according to their respective under the desert-land laws and the small [seal! W. P. Bartel, interests then of record. tract act of June 1, 1938, shall be gov­ Secretary. This order shall not otherwise become erned by the regulations contained in effective to. change the status of such Parts 232 and 257, respectively, of that ]F. R. Doc. 45-11329; Filed, June 26, 1945; lands until 10:00 a.m., on the 63d day Title. 11:43 a. m.[ from the date on which it is signed. At that time the lands shall, subject to valid Abe F ortas, P art 95—Car S ervice existing rights, become subject to appli­ Acting Secretary of the Interior. [6th Rev. S. O. 259, Amdt. 6] cation, petition, location, or selection as J u n e 16, 1945. PERMIT REQUIRED FOR SHIPMENT OF IRISH follows: [F.. R. Doc. 45-11281; Filed, June 26, 1945; POTATOES (a) For a period of 90 days, com­ 9:36 a. m.j At a session of the Interstate Com­ mencing on the day and at the hour merce Commission, Division 3, held at named above, the public lands affected its office in Washington, D. C.,. on the by this order shall be subject to (1) ap­ 25th day of June, A. D. 1945. plication under the homestead or the Upon further consideration of Sixth desert land laws, or the small tract act TITLE 49—TRANSPORTATION AND RAILROADS Revised Service Order No. 269 (10 F.R. of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 609, 43 U.S.C. 4266), as amended (10 F.R. 4360, 5603, sec. 682a), by qualified veterans of World Chapter I—Interstate Commerce 5764, 6314, 6598), and good cause ap­ War II, for whose service recognition is Commission pearing therefor: It is ordered, That: granted by the act of September 27,1944 Sixth Revised Service Order No. 259 (58 Stat. 747, 43 U.S.C. sec. 282), subject P art 95—Car S ervice (10 F.R. 4266) as amended (10 F.R. 4360, to the requirements of applicable law, [S. O. 104, 2d Rev. Arndt. 7] 5603, 5764, 6314, 6598), be, and it is here­ and (2) application under any applicable by, further amended by substituting the public land law, based on prior existing SUBSTITUTION OF REFRIGERATOR CARS FOR following paragraph (f) and Appendix valid settlement rights and preference BOXCARS A for paragraph (f) and Appendix A rights conferred by existing laws or equi­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ thereof: table claims subject to allowance and merce Commission, Division 3, held at its confirmation. Applications by such vet­ (f) Expiration date. This order shall office in Washington, D. C., on the 25th expire at 11:59 p. m., e. w. t., July 31, erans shall be subject to claims of the day of June, A. D. 1945. classes described in subdivision (2). 1945, unless otherwise modified, changed, Upon further consideration of the pro­ suspended, or annulled by order of this (b) For a period of 20 days immedi­ visions of Service Order No. 104 (8 F.R. ately prior to the beginning of such 90- Commission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 1036), as amended (8 F.R. 5270, 11852, Stat. 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U. S. C. day period, such veterans and persons 12100; 9 F.R. 947, 9295; 10 F.R. 4612, claiming preference rights superior to 1 (10)-(17)) 6257) and good cause appearing there­ Appen dix A those of such veterans, may present for: their applications, and all such applica­ It is ordered, That Service Order No. Section No. 8. The County Kern in the tions, together with those presented at State of California. 104 (8 F.R. 1036), as amended, be, and it Section No. 9. The Counties of Camden, 10:00 a. ra. on the first day of the 90- is hereby, further amended by adding Currituck, and Pasquotank, in the State of day period, shall be treated as simul­ the following provisions: North Carolina. taneously filed. Section No. 10. The Counties of Accomac, (c) Commencing at 10:00 a. m. on the (h) Temporary additional territories, Norfolk, Northampton, and Princess Anne, in 91st day after the lands become sub­ (1) Carload Shipments of ammonium ni­ the State of Virginia. ject to application, as hereinabove pro­ trate in bags from points in the United vided, any of the lands remaining unap­ States to Dinamita, Mexico, shall be sub­ It is further ordered, That this amend­ propriated shall become subject to such ject to all the provisions of this order. ment shall become effective at 12:01 a. m.t application, petition, location, or selec­ (2) Carload shipments of peat moss June 26, 1945, and shall vacate and set tion by the public generally as may be from points in British Columbia, Canada, aside Amendment No. 5 to Service Order to destinations in the States of Arizona No. 259 on the effective date hereof; that authorized by the public land laws. copies of this order shall be served upon (d) Application by the general public and California shall be subject to all the the State railroad regulatory bodies of may be presented during the 20 day pe­ provisions of this order. (3) Carload shipments of flour from the States of California, North Carolina, riod immediately preceding such 91st and Virginia, and upon the Association day, and all such applications, together points in the States of Idaho, Montana, of American Railroads, Car Service Divi­ with those presented at 10:00 a. m. on Oregon and Washington to destinations sion, as agent of the railroads subscrib­ that day, shall be treated as simultane­ in the State of California shall be subject ing to the car service and per diem ously filed. to all the provisions of this order. agreement under the terms of that Veterans shall accompany their appli­ (i) Effective date. This Amendment agreement; and that notice of this order cations with certified copies of their shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., June be given to the general public by de­ certificates of discharge, or other satis­ 30, 1945. positing a copy in the office of the Sec­ factory evidence of their military or (j) Expiration date. This Amendment retary of the Commission at Washing­ naval service. Persons asserting pref­ shall expire at 11:59 p. m., July 31, 1945, ton, D. C., and by filing it with the Direc­ erence rights, through settlement or unless otherwise modified, changed, sus­ tor, Division of the Federal Register. otherwise, and those having equitable pended or annulled by order of this Com­ claims, shall accompany their applica­ mission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. By the Commission, Division 3. tions by duly corroborated affidavits in 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U. S. C. 1 [seal] W. P. B artel, support thereof, setting forth in detail (10)—(17) ) Secretary. all facts relevant to their claims. It is further ordered, That a copy of [F. R. Doc. 45-11325; Filed, June 26, 1945; Applications for these lands, which this order and direction be served upon 11:43 a. m.] shall be filed in the District Land Office the Association of American Railroads, at Carson City, Nevada, shall be acted Car Service Division, as agent of the rail­ [S. O. 319, Amdt. 1] upon in accordance with the regulations roads subscribing to the car service and contained in § 295.8 of Title 43 of the per diem agreement under the terms of Part 95— Car Service Code of Federal Regulations (Circular that agreement; and that notice of this LOADING OF CITRUS, ONIONS AND POTATOES No. 324, May 22, 1914, 43 L. D. 254), and order be given to the general public by PROHIBITED IN ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA Part 296 of that title, to the extent that depositing a copy in the office of the Sec­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ such regulations are applicable. Appli­ retary of the Commission at Washington, merce Commission, Division 3, held at its 7814 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945, INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS­ office in Washington, D. C., on the 25th This Amendment 8 to General Order ODT L-4 shall become effective June 25, SION. day of June, A. D. 1945. [S. O. 321] Upon further consideration of' Service 1945. Order No. 319 (10 F. R. 7729), and good (Title III of the Second War Powers Act, R estriction on Loading of Anthracite cause appearing therefor:. It is ordered, 1942, as amended, 56 Stat. 177, 50 U. S. Coal at Shenandoah, P a. That: Code App. 633, 58 Stat. 827; E.O. 8989, as At a session of the Interstate Com­ Service Order No. 319 (10 F.R. 7729), amended, 6 F.R, 6725, .8 F.R. 14183; E.O. merce Commission, Division 3, held at he, and it is hereby, amended by adding 9156, 7 F.R. 3349; War Production Board its office in Washington, D. C., on the the following paragraph (e) thereto: Directives 21 and 36, as amended, 8 F.R. 25th day of June, A. D. 1945. (e) Special and general permits. The 5834, 10 F.R. 3009; Certificates of War It appearing, that: provisions of this order shall be subject Food Administration dated December 8, By petition dated June 20, 1945, from to any special or general permits issued 1944, January 24, 1945, February 8, 1945, the Assistant Deputy Solid Fuels Admin­ by the Director of the Bureau of Service, February 26, 1945, March 17, 1945, April istrator, Solid Fuels Administration for Interstate Commerce Commission, 18,1945, April 20,1945, May 12,-1945, May War, to the Director, Office of Defense Washington, D. C., to meet specific needs 18, 1945, June 1, 1945, and June 21, 1945, Transportation, the Assistant Deputy re­ respectively) cited that the Solid Fuels Administration or exceptional circumstances. for War prohibited shipments of anthra­ It is further ordered, -That this order Issued at Washington, D. C., this 23d cite with an ash content exceeding that shall become effective at 6:00 p. m., June day of June 1945. prescribed in Solid Fuels Administration 25, 1945; that copies of this order And C. D. Y oung, for War Regulation No.- 9 (8 F.R. 15560) direction shall be served upon the Ari­ Deputy Director, produced at William Penn Breaker; that zona Corporation Commission, the Rail­ Office of Defense Transportation. the Solid Fuels Administration for War road Commission of the State of Cali­ advises further that directions will be fornia and upon the Association of [F. R. Doc. 45-11163; Filed, June 23, 1945; issued to retail dealers prohibiting their American Railroads, Car Service Di­ 3:40 p. m.] receipt of coal from this mine with an vision, as agent of the railroads sub­ ash content in excess of that prescribed scribing to the car service and per diem in such regulation; that this action will agreement under the terms of that :Notices result in detention of cars at destination agreement; and that notice of this order for unloading or other disposition and in be given to the general public by de­ a waste of cars and transportation; Solid positing a copy in the office of the Sec­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Fuels Administration requests the Direc­ retary of the Commission at Washing­ Bureau of Reclamation. tor of the Office of Defense Transporta­ ton, D. C., and by filing it with the Di­ tion, and the Director of that office has rector, Division of the Federal Register. Minidoka P roject, Idaho requested this Commission to prohibit the furnishing, supplying or placing of By the Commission, Division 3. FIRST FORM RECLAMATION WITHDRAWAL coal cars at the William Penn Breaker, [seal] W. P. B artel, March 7, 1945. Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, for loading Secretary. The Secretary of the I nterior. of anthracite coal produced by William Sir: In accordance with the authority Penn Colliery Company; in the opinion of ! [F. R. Doc. 45-11326; Filed, June 26, 1945; vested in you by the act of June 28, 1934 the Commission an emergency requiring 11:43 a. m.] (48 Stat. 1269), as amended, it is recom­ immediate action exists at Shenandoah, mended that the following described Pa.; It is ordered, That: land be withdrawn from public entry (a) The Pennsylvania Railroad Com­ under the first ofrm of withdrawal, as pany shall not furnish, supply or place Chapter II—Office of Defense provided in section 3 of the act of June coal cars at William Penn Breaker, Shen­ andoah, Pennsylvania, for loading with Transportation 17, 1902 (32 Stat. 388), and that De­ partmental Order of December 5, 1940 anthracite coal produced by William [General Order ODT L-4, Amdt. 8] establishing Idaho Grazing District No. Penn Colliery Company. (b) Effective date. This order shall P art 504—D irection of Motor T raffic 5 be modified and made subject to the withdrawal effected by this order. become effective»at 12:01 a. m., June 26, Movement 1945. B oise Meridian, I daho MOTOR TRANSPORTATION OF IRISH POTATOES (c) Expiration date. This order shall FROM DESIGNATED AREAS T. 9 S., R. 24 E„ expire at 11:59 p. m., August 26, 1945, Sec. 25, Lot 3 and NW^NE1^. • unless otherwise modified, changed, sus­ Pursuant to Title III of the Second pended or annulled by order of this Com­ War Powers Act, 1942, as amended, Exec­ Respectfully, mission. (40 Stat. 101, sec. 402, 41 Stat. utive Orders 8989, as amended, and 9156, H. W. Bashore, 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10)- War Production Board Directives 21 and Commissioner. (17)) 36, as amended, and authorizations and I concur: March 8, 1945. It is further ordered, That a copy of requests contained in certificates of the this order and direction shall be served Archie D. R yan, upon the Pennsylvania Railroad Com­ War Food Administration dated Decem­ Acting Director, Grazing Service. ber 8, 1944, January 24, 1945, February pany, upon the Pennsylvania Public I concur: May 30, 1945.' Utility Commission, and upon the Asso­ 8,1945, February 26,1945, March 17,1945, ciation of American Railroads, Car Serv­ April 18, 1945, April 20, 1945, May 12, F red W. J ohnson, ice Division, as agent of the railroads 1945, May 18, 1945, June 1, 1945, and Commissioner of the General Land subscribing to the car service and per June 21, 1945, respectively, Office. diem agreement under the terms of that It is hereby ordered, That Appendix A The foregoing recommendation is agreement; and that notice of this order to General Order ODT L-4, as amended hereby approved, as recommended, and be given to the general public by deposit­ (9 F.R. 14502, 10 F.R. 1245, 1705, 2448, the Commissioner of thè General Land ing a copy in the office of the Secretary 3290, 4505, 5961, 6598), be, and it hereby Office will cause the records of his office of the Commission at Washington, D. C., is, further amended by amending the and by filing it with the Director, Division and the district land office to be noted of the Federal Register. paragraph therein captioned “Area No. accordingly. 8” to read as follows: Michael W. Straus, By the Commission, division 3. Area No. 8: Hie counties of Pasquotank, Assistant Secretary. [seal] W. P. Bartel, Camden, and Currituck in the State of North June 8, 1945. Secretary. Carolina, and the counties of Princess Anne, Norfolk, Accomac, and Northampton in the [F. R. Doc. 45-11278; Filed, June 26, 1945; [F. R. Doc. 45-11327; Filed, June 26, 1945; State of Virginia. 9:36 a. m.] 11:43 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7815

[S. O. 322] OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION. pursuant to section 13 of Maximum Price Regulation No. 580; It is ordered: R estriction on Loading of Anthracite [MPR 580, Order 78] (a) The following ceiling prices are Coal at U nion Junction, P a. Goodall Co. established for sales by any seller at re­ At a session of the Interstate Com­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 580, merce Commission, Division 3, held at Order 78. Establishing ceiling prices at tail of the- following branded articles its office in Washington, D. C., on the retail for branded articles. Docket No. manufactured by Goodall Company, Cin­ 25th day of June, A. D. 1945. 6063-580-13-223. cinnati 2, Ohio and described in the It appearing, that: For the reasons set forth in an opin­ manufacturer’s application dated May By petition dated June 20, 1945, from ion issued simultaneously herewith and 31, 1945. the Assistant Deputy Solid Fuels Admin­ istrator, Solid Fuels Administration for Manufac­ Ceiling War, to the Director, Office of Defense Article Brand name Style name turer’s sell­ price at Transportation, the Assistant Deputy ing price retail recited that the Solid Fuels Administra­ Springweave...... $17.25 $29.75 tion for War prohibited shipments of Sünfrost...... 14.35 24.75 anthracite with an ash content exceed­ ___ do...... 13.00 22.50 ing that prescribed in Solid Fuels Admin­ Springweave...... 5.80 10.00 Do Sunfrost...... 4.35 7.50 istration for War regulation No. 9 (8 ...... do...... 4.00 6.95 F.R. 15560) produced at Ridgewood Breaker; that the Solid Fuels Admin­ (b) The retail ceiling prices contained The tenth price classification for the. istration for War advises that directions Turkey Pen Coal Company should be will be issued to retail dealers prohibit­ in paragraph (a) shall apply in place of ing their receipt of coal from this mine the ceiling prices which would otherwise “G.” with an ash content in excess of that be established under the pricing rules of Maximum Price Regulation No. 580. [RO 17, Admin. Exception Order 28] prescribed in such regulation; that this (c) On and after July 1, 1945, Goodall action will result in detention of cars at D aniel Green Co. destination for unloading or other dis­ Company must mark each article listed position and in a waste of cars and trans­ in paragraph (a) with the retail ceiling RATION-FREE HOUSE SLIPPER portation; Solid Fuels Administration price under this order, or attach to the The above petitioner is a registered requests the Director- of the Office of De­ artifcle a label, tag or ticket stating the manufacturing establishment which fense Transportation, and the Director retail ceiling price. This mark or state­ makes house slippers exclusively. of that office has requested this Com­ ment must be in the following form: On August 7, 1943 an amendment to mission to prohibit the furnishing, sup­ (Section 13, MPR 580) Ration Order 17 was made effective plying or placing of coal cars at the OPA Retail Ceiling Price $------which provided that any footwear made Ridgewood Breaker, Union Junction, On and after August 1, 1945, no retailer with cattle hide leather in the upper or Pennsylvania, for loading of anthracite may offer or sell the article unless it is with cattle hide grain leather outsoles coal produced by Duryea Anthracite marked or tagged in the form stated (other than heads, bellies, shins or Company; in the opinion of the Com­ above. Prior to August 1, 1945, unless shanks of 5 iron or less) could not be mission an emergency requiring imme­ the article is marked or tagged in this classified as house slippers if they Were diate action exists at Union Junction, Pa. form, the retailer shall comply with the shipped from a factory in the United It is ordered, That: marking, tagging and posting provisions States after August 31, 1943. At the (a) The Central Railroad Company of of Maximum Price Regulation No. 580. time this amendment became effective, New Jersey shall not furnish, supply or (d) On or before the first delivery to the petitioner had in process of manu­ place coal cars at Ridgewood Breaker, any purchaser for resale of each article facture about 4,000 pairs of house slip­ Union Junction, Pa., for loading with an­ listed in paragraph (a), the seller shall pers made with cattle hide leather in thracite coal produced by Duryea An­ send the purchaser a copy of this order. the upper. The petitioner states that thracite Company. (e) Unless the context otherwise reT these shoes could not be completed or (b) Effective date. This order shall quires, the provisions of Maximum Price shipped before September 1, 1943 and become effective at 12:01 a. m., June 26, Regulation No. 580 shall apply to sales that, therefore, these shoes have re­ 1945. for which retail ceiling prices are estab­ mained In stock since the middle of (c) Expiration date. This order shall lished by this order. September 1943. expire at 11:59 p. m., August 26, 1945, (f) This order may be revoked or These shoes are typical house slippers unless otherwise modified, changed, sus­ amended by the Price Administrator at designed exclusively for indoor wear. pended or annulled by order of this Com­ any time. Therefore, it has been impossible for the mission. (40 Stat. 101, sec 402, 41 Stat. petitioner to sell these shoes as neither 476, sec. 4, 54 Stat. 901; 49 U.S.C. 1 (10) — This order shall become effective June members of the trade nor consumers (17)) 25, 1945. would surrender ration stamps for them. It is further ordered, That a copy of Issued this 23d day of June 1945. Because of the financial loss entailed to this order and direction shall be served the petitioner and because the leather Chester B owles, upon the Central Railroad Company of Administrator. in these shoes will deteriorate in time New Jersey, upon the Pennsylvania Pub­ unless they can be disposed of, the peti­ lic Utility Commission, and upon the As­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11158; Filed, June 23, 1945; tioner states the foregoing facts and re­ sociation of American Railroads, Car 11:52 a. m.] quests that it may transfer such shoes Service Division, as agent of the railroads without ration currency. subscribing to the car service and per The relief requested in this case may diem agreement under the terms of that [MPR 120, Order 1394] be granted to the petitioner and all other agreement; and that notice of this order persons similarly situated without de­ be given to the general public by de­ D ark Ridge F uel Co. et al. feating or impairing the effectiveness or positing a copy in the office of the Sec­ ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES AND the policy of Ration Order 17 and with­ retary of the Commission at Washington, PRICE CLASSIFICATIONS out varying standards of eligibility or D. C„ and by filing it with the Director, need. Division of the Federal Register. Correction It is hereby ordered, That the peti­ By the Commission, Division 3. In Federal Register Document 45- tioner is authorized to receive from the 10572, appearing on page 7355 of the issue Director of the Miscellaneous Products [seal] W. P. Bartel, for Tuesday, June 19, 1945, in the table Rationing Division, Office of Price Ad­ Secretary. for McIntyre Brothers the third from the ministration, Washington, D. C., 4,000 [F. R. Doc. 45-11328: Filed, June 26, 1945; last figure for rail shipments and rail­ non-rationed stickers. Petitioner shall 11:43 a. m.] road fuel should read 295 instead of 2985. attach a non-rationed sticker on one 7816 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

shoe of each pair of the house slippers The effective date of Revised Order No. (a) This order establishes maximum described herein. It may then transfer 1414 is hereby amended to be the 1st day prices for sales and deliveries of the the shoes ration-free. Any unused stick­ of July 1945. Model No. A-l Steadi-glo Electric Stove, ers shall be returned to the Director of manufactured by Michael M. Gordon, of the Miscellaneous Products Rationing This amendment shall become effective on the 27th day of June, 1945. 644 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, Division within 30 days after they are Illinois. received by the petitioner. Issued this 26th day of June 1945. (1) For all sales and deliveries to the It is further ordered, That any other Chester B owles, following classes of purchasers by any persons similarly situated may be given Administrator. person, the maximum prices are those set the same relief under similar conditions forth below: upon application to and written authori­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11316; Filed June 26, 1945; Each zation from the Director of the Miscella­ 11:41 a. m.J (i) For sales to jobbers and to hotel neous Products Rationing Division, Office and restaurant supply houses___ $4. 75 of Price Administration, Washington, (ii) For sales to retailers and to indus­ D. C. trial, commercial or institutional [MPR 188, Revocation of Order 1444] users: Issued and effective this 26th day of Lots of six or more______5.00 June 1945. Toys and Games Lots of less than six______5.43 Max McCullough, establishment of maximum prices (iii) For sales to users other than those listed in (ii)______9.00 Deputy Administrator for Rationing. For the reasons set forth in an opinion [F. R. Doc. 45-11301; Filed, June 26, 1945; issued simultaneously herewith and filed These maximum prices are for the arti­ 11:37 a. m.J with the Division of the Federal Register, cles described in the manufacturer’s ap­ It is ordered: plication dated March 1, 1945. They in­ (a) Order No. 1444 under § 1499.159b clude Federal Excise Tax. of Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is (2) For sales by the manufacturer, the [RMPR 137, Amdt. 1 to Order 2] revoked, subject to the provisions of Sup­ maximum prices apply to all sales and deliveries made fifteen days or more after R adbill Oil Co. plementary Order No. 40. (b) This order shall become effective the effective date of this revised order. AUTHORIZATION OP MAXIMUM PRICES on the 2d day of July 1945. These prices are f. o. b. factory and they are subject to a cash discount of two per­ For the reasons set forth in an opinion Issued this 26th day of June 1945. issued simultaneously herewith; It is cent for payment within ten days. ordered, That: Chester B owles, (3) For sales by persons other than the Order No. II under section 11 of Re­ Administrator. manufacturer, the maximum prices ap­ ply to all sales and deliveries made fifteen vised Maximum Price Regulation No. [F. R. Doc. 45-11317; Filed, June 26, 1945; 137 is amended to read as follows: 11:41 a. m.] days or more after the effective date of . The Radbill Oil Company of Philadel­ this revised order. Those prices are sub­ phia, Pennsylvania, and all other re­ ject to each seller’s customary terms and conditions of sale on sales of similar tailers, are hereby authorized to sell [MPR 188, Amdt. 2 to Order 1509] Renuzit French Dry Cleaner packaged in articles. 5-gallon steel pails with pull-out pour Upholstered S ofa Beds, S tudio Couches, (4) If the manufacturer wishes to spout, removable head and bail, at re­ and Other U pholstered D ual Sleep­ make sales and deliveries to any other tail, at prices not to exceed the follow­ ing Equipment class of purchaser or on other terms and ing: conditions of salé, he must apply to the ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Office of Price Administration, under the Where established re- Maximum retail price For the reasons set forth in an opinion Fourth Pricing Method, § 1499.158 of tail price of Re- of Renuzit in 5- issued simultaneously herewith and filed nuzit> in 2-gallon gallon pail shall Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, for cans is: be: with the Division of the Federal Register the establishment of maximum prices for $0.98 $3.19 and pursuant to § 1499.159b of Maximum these sales, and no sales or deliveries 1.09 3.35 Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: may be made until maximum prices have 1.19 3.66 Paragraph (t) of Order No. 1509 under been authorized by the Office of Price 1.25 3.85 § 1499.159b of Maximum Price Regula­ Administration. 1.29 3.97 tion No. 188 is amended to read as fol­ (b) The manufacturer shall attach a 1.49 4.58 lows: tag or label to every article for which The maximum prices on the 5-gallon (t) Maximum prices for sales by job­ a maximum price for sales to consumers containers are subject to the same con­ bers. 'The maximum prices for sales by is established by this revised order. That ditions of delivery as are applicable to jobbers of articles covered by this order tag or label shall contain the following the maximum prices on the 2-gallon con­ are those determined under Maximum statement: tainers. Price Regulation No. 590. OPA Retail Ceiling Price $9. This Amendment No. 1 to Order No. II This amendment shall become effec­ For sales to users other than industrial, com­ may be revoked or amended at any time mercial and institutional users. This price by the Office of Price Administration. tive on the 3d day of July 1945. includes Federal Excise Tax. This Amendment No. 1 to Order No. Issued this 26th day of June 1945. II shall become effective on the 27th day Do not detach of June 1945. Chester B owles, (c) At the time of, or prior to, the Administrator. Issued this 26th day of June 1945. first invoice to each purchaser for re­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11318; Filed, June 26, 1945; sale, the seller shall notify the purchaser Chester B owles, 11:41 a. m.] in writing of the maximum prices and Administrator. conditions established by this revised [F. R. Doc. 45-11324; Filed, June 26, 1945; order for sales by the purchaser. This 11:42 a. m.] [MPR 188, Rev. Order 3037] notice may be given in any convenient Michael M. Gordon form. (d) This revised order may be revoked APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES or amended by the Price Administrator (MPR 188, Amdt. 1 to Rev. Order 1414] Order No. 3037 under § 1499.158 of at any time. Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is (e) This revised order shall become ef­ J. P. Mets and S ons revised to read as follows: fective on the 27th day of June 1945. APPROVAL OF MAXIMUM PRICES For the reasons set forth in an opinion Issued this 26th day of June 1945. For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith and filed Chester B owles, issued simultaneously herewith and filed with the Division Of the Federal Register, Administrator. with the Division of the Federal Reg­ and pursuant to § 1499.158 of Maximum [F. R. Doc. 45-11319; Filed, June 26, 1945; ister, It is ordered: Price Regulation No. 188, It is ordered: 11:41 a. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7817

Regional and District Office Orders. Raleigh, North Carolina District Office was in operation prior to the effective of the Office of Price Administration date of this order, and if the nearest [Raleigh Rev. Order G -l Under Gen. Order may, at any time, and from time to time, similar eating or drinking establishment 60, Arndt. 5] add new or unlisted beverages, brands, of the same type is one which is prop­ Malt and Cereal B everages in Raleigh, types or sizes together with maximum erly classified in Group IB or Group 2B, N. C., D istrict prices for same to the lists set forth in you may, but not later than the first the appendices hereof. day of October, 1944, file an application • For the reasons set forth in an opinion * (c) You may not add any taxes to with the Raleigh, North. Carolina Dis­ issued, simultaneously herewith, and your ceiling prices set forth in the ap­ trict Office of the Office of Price Admin­ under the authority vested in the District pendices hereof except those specifically istration, requesting that your establish­ Director of the Raleigh, North Carolina, provided therein, as all other taxes were ment be reclassified into the same group District Office of Region IV of the Office taken into consideration in establishing to which its nearest similar eating or of Price Administration by General the ceiling prices for each group of drinking establishment of the same type Order No. 50, issued by the Administra­ sellers. belongs. Until your application is acted tor of the Office of Price Administration, upon, and unless your establishment is and Region IV Revised Delegation Order Sec. 4. How to figure your ceiling reclassified, it must retain the classifi­ No. 17, issued May 5, 1944, the sections prices, (a) This order divides eating cation of a Group 3B seller, and must 1-22 inclusive, and Appendices A and B and drinking establishments into three observe the ceiling prices as provided for of Revised Order No. G -l under General different groups and gives each group a that group in the appendices hereof. All Order No. 50 are hereby amended to read different ceiling price. The group to such applications for reclassification which you belong depends on your legal must contain the following information: as follows: ceiling prices in effect during thé base Section 1. Purpose of order. Order No. period of April 4-10, 1943. You must (1) Name and address of the establish­ G—1 under General Order 50 issued by the figure the group to which you belong on ment and of its owner or owners. District Director of the Raleigh District (2) A description of the establishment the basis of your correct legal ceiling showing its type (such as night club, hotel, Office of the Office of Price Administra­ prices for that period. restaurant, tavern) and the date it began tion on the 1st day of September 1944, (b) The group to which you belong operating. was issued for the purpose of establishing depends on your legal ceiling prices for (3) . The selling prices by brand name of specific maximum prices for malt and the beverages subject to this order in all beverages sold since the beginning of its cereal beverages, including those com­ effect during, the base period of April operation. monly known as ale, beer and near-beer, 4-10, 1943. If your legal ceiling prices (4) The names of the three nearest eating either in containers or on draught when for various brands and types of bever­ and drinking establishments of the same sold or offered for sale at retail by any type, and their group number as determined ages subject to this order vary so that under this order. eating or drinking establishment, either your ceiling prices on some brands or (5) Any other information pertinent to for consumption on the premises or when types seem to place you in one particular such application or which may be requested carried away. Order No. G -l under Gen" group and ceiling prices on others seem by the Office of Price Administration. eral Order 50 is redesignated Revised to classify you into a different group, Order No. G-l under General Order 50 you must classify yourself into the par­ (d) If your eating and drinking estab- and is revised and amended as herein ticular group representative of the listment begins operation after the effec­ set forth and issued for the same purpose, prices at which the greater number of tive date of this order, you are classified except that specific maximum prices are your sales were made. For the purpose as a Group 3B seller and may not sell or established only for on-premises sales, of determining your classification as offer for sale beverages subject to this and for the further purpose of clarifying herein provided, no consideration may order at prices higher than those set and strengthening the order. be given to sales of beverages listed in forth for Group 3B sellers in the appen­ appendices other than Appendix A dices hereof. However, if your nearest Sec. 2. Geographical applicability. The eating and drinking establishment of the provisions of this order extend to all eat­ hereof. You must figure the group to which you belong as follows: same type is one which is properly classi­ ing and drinking places or establishments (1) Group 1 B. Your establishment fied as a Group IB or Group 2B seller, located within the limits of the following belongs to Group 1 B if, during the base you may, within and not later than 30 named counties in the State of North period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally days from the time you begin operating, Carolina: established ceiling prices for beverages file an application with the Raleigh, Alamance, Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, subject to this order were the same as, North Carolina District Office, request­ Brunswick, Camden, Carteret, Caswell, Chat­ ing that your establishment be reclassi­ ham, Chowan, Columbus, Craven, Cumber­ or more than, the prices listed in Appen­ fied into the same group in which its land, Currituck, Dare, Duplin, Durham, Edge­ dix A hereof for Group 1 B establish­ nearest eating and drinking establish­ combe, Franklin, Gates, Granville, Greene, ments. ment of the same type belongs. Until Halifax, Harnett, Hertford, Hoke, Hyde, (2) Group 2 B. Your establishment your application is acted upon and unless Johnston, Jones, Lee, Lenoir, Martin, Moore, belongs to Group 2 B if, during the base Nash, New Hanover, Northampton, Onslow, period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally your establishment is reclassified, it must Orange, Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender, Per­ established ceiling prices for beverages retain the classification of Group 3B and quimans, Person, Pitt, Robeson, Sampson, must observe the ceiling prices as pro­ Scotland, Tyrrell, Vance, Wake, Warren, subject to this order were the same as, vided for that group in the appendices Washington, Wayne and Wilson. or more than, the prices listed in Appen­ hereof. All such applications for reclas­ dix A hereof for Group 2 B establish­ sification must contain the same infor­ Sec. 3. Ceiling prices, (a) On and ments, but were less than those provided after September 11, 1944, if you operate mation required by paragraph (c) of in Appendix A for Group 1 B establish­ this section. an eating or drinking establishment, you ments. may not sell or offer for sale any bever­ (e) After you have figured your proper (3) Group 3 B. Your establishment group number under this section and age subject to this order at prices higher belongs to Group 3 B if, during the base than the applicable ceiling prices listed have filed the required statement with period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally your War Price and Rationing Board as in the appendices hereof. You may, of established ceiling prices for beverages course, charge lower prices at any time. provided in Section 5, you may not (b) If you sell any beverage subject subject to this order were less than the change your group classification except to this order which is not specifically prices listed in Appendix A hereof for as otherwise provided by this order. listed herein, and if you believe that the Group 2 B establishments. All estab­ Sec. 5. Filing with War Price and Ra­ maximum price specified herein for such lishments not In operation during the ttening Board, (a) When you have fig­ beverage is not appropriate to such bev­ base period of April 4-10, 1943, and all ured your proper group under section 4 erage, you may make application to the establishments which begin operating above you must, on or before September Raleigh, North Carolina District Office after the effective date of this order also 11, 1944, filed with your War Price and of the Office of Price Administration re­ belong to Group 3 B. Rationing Board a signed statement with questing that such beverage be specifi­ (c) If your eating or drinking estab­ the name and address of your establish­ cally included in the appendices hereof. lishment was not in operation during ment, its type (such as night club, hotel, With or without such application, the the base period of April 4-10, 1943, but restaurant, tavern) and the group to 7818 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

which it belongs. Thereupon the War the meal. (Such sales remain under eral Order 50, as well as Restaurant Price and Rationing Board will send you Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation Maximum Price Regulation No. 2, either a card bearing your group number. If 2.) as revised and amended or as may be you begin operating your establishment (e) Sales by the War Department or revised and amended, with reference to after the effective date of this order, you the Department of Navy of the United the filing and keeping of menus and the must likewise file said signed statement States through such Departments’ sales preservation and keeping of customary in this manner as soon as you begin stores, including commissaries, ships’ and future records. Among other pro­ operating. stores ashore, and by stores operated as visions of General Order 50, are the (b) If you are now in operation and army canteens, post exchanges, or ships’ following: have not filed the signed statement activities. (a) Preserve all existing records re­ showing the group number to which (f) Bona fide private clubs insofar as lating to prices, cost and sales of food you belong as provided in paragraph such clubs sell only to members or bona items, meals and beverages; (a) above, you must do so immediately. fide guests of members. Whenever such •(b) Continue to prepare and maintain If you have failed to file said signed clubs sell to persons other than mem-^ such records as have been ordinarily statement as herein required, you are bers or bona fide guests of members, such kept; hereby classified as a Group 3B seller clubs shall be considered for all sales an (c) Keep for examination by the Of­ and you may not sell or offer for sale eating or drinking establishment and fice of Price Administration two copies any beverage subject to this order at subject to this order. No club shall be of each menu used by the establishment prices higher than the applicable ceil-, considered to be exempt as a private each day, or a daily record in duplicate ing price listed for Group 3B sellers in club, within the meaning of this sub- of the prices charged for food items, bev­ the appendices hereof. Failure to file paragraph, unless such club is a non­ erages and meals. If the establishment said signed statement as herein pro­ profit organization and is recognized as has customarily used menus, it must con­ vided is a violation of this order and such by the Bureau of Internal Revenue tinue to do so. also subjects you to the other penalties and unless its members pay dues (more herein provided. than merely nominal in amount), are Sec. 10. Posting of prices, (a) If you own or operate an eating or drinking Sec. 6. Modification of prices. After elected to membership by a governing board, membership committee or other establishment offering malt beverages you have determined your group and subject to this order you must comply have put into effect the ceiling prices body, and unless it is otherwise operated as a private club. with the provisions of Order No. 2, issued provided in this order for that group, under Restaurant Maximum Price Regu­ the Office of Price Administration Dis­ No club organized after the effective lation 2 on March 10, 1945, and effective trict Director for the District in which date of this order shall be exempt unless and until it has filed a request for ex­ the same date, either as heretofore or your establishment is located may di­ hereafter revised and amended, which rect you to charge lower ceiling prices: emption with the District Office of the order provides in part that you must on (a) If, on the basis of your April 4- Office of Price Administration of the area in which it is located, furnishing such or before April 16,1945, show on a poster 10, 1943 legal ceiling prices, this order to be supplied by the Office of Price Ad­ properly applies, requires you to be information as may be required, and has received a communication from such ministration, your lawful ceiling prices placed into a group with lower ceiling for all beer and other malt beverages prices. office authorizing exemption as a private club. which you offer for consumption on your (b) If, as a result of speculative, un­ premises: warranted, or abnormal increases, con­ Sec. 8. Evasion. If you are an opera­ (b) If you begin operating your es­ trary to the purpose of the Emergency tor of an eating or drinking establish­ tablishment after April 16, 1945, you Price Control Act, as amended, your ment you must not evade the ceiling must obtain the price poster applicable legal Ceiling prices on April 4-10, 1943 prices established by this order by any to your establishment from your Local were excessive in relation to the legal type of scheme or device; among other War Price and Rationing Board and post ceiling prices of other comparable es­ things (this is not an attempt to list all same immediately. tablishments in the District. evasive practices) you must not: (c) No establishment which fails to Sec. 7. Exempt sales. The following (a) Institute any cover, minimum, comply with the posting requirements sales are exempt from the operation of bread and butter, service, corkage, enter­ of Order No. 2 issued under Restaurant this order. However, unless they are tainment, check-room, parking or other Maximum Price Regulation No. 2 on otherwise exempt from price control, special charges which you did not have in March 10, 1945, and effective the same they shall remain subject to the ap­ effect on any corresponding day during date, either as heretofore or hereafter propriate maximum price regulation or the seven-day period from April 4-10, revised and amended, may sell any bev­ order: 1943, or erage subject to this order at highër (a) Sales by persons on board com­ (b) Increase any cover, minimum, prices than the prices provided for Group mon carriers (when operated as such) bread and butter, service, corkage, enter­ 3B sellers as set forth in the appendices including railroad dining cars, club cars, tainment, check-room, parking or other hereof during such time as such estab­ bar cars, and buffet cars, or sales other­ special charges which you had in effect lishment is not in compliance with said wise governed by Restaurant Maximum on any corresponding day during the order. seven-day period from April 4-10,1943, or Price Regulation 1 (Dining Car Regula­ S ec. 11. Posting of group number, (a) tion) . (c) Require as a condition of sale of a beverage the purchase of other items or If you operate an eating or drinking es­ (b) Sales by public and private hos­ tablishment selling at retail beverages pitals insofar as they serve to patients. meals, except that during the hours from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and the hours subject to this order you must post, and (c) Sales by eating cooperatives keep posted, in the premises a card or formed by members of the Armed Forces from 6:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m., any eating or drinking establishment which derives cards clearly visible to all purchasers (as, for example, officers’ mess) operated showing the group'number of your estab­ as a non-profit cooperative (where no not less than 70% of its gross revenue lishment as classified under this order. part of the net earnings inures to the from the sales of prepared food items The card must read “OPA IB”, “OPA benefit of any individual) which sells (not including beverage items) sold for 2B”, or “OPA 3B”, whichever is appli­ food items or meals on a cost basis (or as consumption on the premises may refuse cable. You may use the card or cards near thereto as reasonable accounting to sell beverages subject to this order furnished you for this purpose by. the methods will permit), and substantially for consumption on the premises during War Price and Rationing Board— all sales of which are made to members those hours to persons who do not also (b) No establishment which fails to of the Armed Forces who are members purchase food items. of the cooperative. comply with the posting requirements of (d) Sales where the beverages subject Sec. 9. Records and menus. If you this section may sell any beverage sub­ to this order are included in, and sold as are an operator of an eating or drinking ject to this order at a higher price than a part of, a meal and where the price of establishment subject to this order you provided for Group’3B sellers in the ap­ such beverage is included in the price of must observe the requirements of Gen­ pendices hereof during such time as such FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7819 subject to this order, with a license to . Appen d ix A establishment is not in- compliance with P art I—Bottled Beers and Ales this section. consume on the premises. (f) “Eating or drinking establish­ group IB Sec. 12. Receipts and sales slips. Re­ ments” means any place in which meals, Maximum price per gardless of whether or not receipts have food items or beverages are sold and bottle customarily been issued, upon request by served primarily for consumption on or Commodity and brand or trade any customer at the time of payment, a about the premises. The term includes name receipt containing a full description of but is not limited to restaurants, hotels, 12-ounce 32-ounce the beverage sold and the price of same cafes, cafeterias, delicatessens, soda Beer must be issued. Sueh receipts must show fountains, boarding houses, catering es­ Blatz Pilsner...... $0. 25 $0.50 the date of issue and bear the signature tablishments, athletic stadiums, field Budweiser...... 25 .50 of the person issuing same. If you have .25 .50 kitchens, lunch wagons, hot dog carts, Down’s Arf and Arf...... 25 .50 customarily issued receipts or sales slips etc. . Loewers...... 25 .50 you may not now discontinue the prac­ (g) “On-premise sales” means those Miller’s High Life..^...... 25 .50 Namar...... 25 .50 tice. sales made for consumption by the cus­ National Premium...... 25 .50 tomers either in, on, or about the prem­ Pabst Blue Ribbon...... 25 .50 S ec. 13. Operation of several places. Schlitz...... 25 .50 If you own or operate more than one ises of the seller, or in the immediate .25 .50 place selling beverages subject to this vicinity thereof, and includes curb serv­ Tru-Blu Old Fashioned...... :... .25 .50 order, you must do everything required ice sales, and sales made to customers Imported Beer by this regulation for each place sep­ served in automobiles located on or about arately. the premises of the seller.- .35 (h) “Other definitions”. Unless the Ále Sec. 14. Enforcement. If you violate context otherwise requires, the defini­ any provision of this regulation you are Ballantine’s XXX...... 25 .50 tions set forth in section 302 of the Canadian Ace— ...... 25 .50 subject to the criminal penalties, civil Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as Carling’s Red Cap...... 25 .50 enforcement actions, suits for treble amended, and in § 1499.20 of the Gen­ Special Ale damages and proceedings for suspen­ eral Maximum Price Regulation, shall .30 sions of licenses, provided for by the apply to the other terms used herein. Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as All other brands of domestic or S ec. 18. Transfers of business or stock imported beer and ale not listed amended. above and not listed in appendix in trade. If the business assets or stock B hereof including unlabeled S ec. 15. Licensing. The provisions of in trade of any establishment are here­ beer and ale...... 20 .45 Licensing Order No. 1 licensing all per­ after sold or otherwise transferred, or sons who make sales under price control, have been sold or transferred subsequent For beers and ales bottled in containers of odd sizes, that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum are applicable to all sellers subject to to April 10, 1943, and the transferee car­ price for sueh odd size bottle shall be calculated by this order. If you are a seller subject ries on the business or continues to sell multiplying the number of net ounces of the beverage to this order your license may be sus­ by 10. malt beverages covered by this order in The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ pended for violation of the license or of the same location, the maximum prices wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the the order. If ycur license is suspended of the transferee shall be the same as Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the you may not, during the period of sus­ those to which its transferer would have same to the above prices if such tax is separately stated pension, make any sale for which your been subject if no such transfer had and collected. license has been suspended. taken place, and its obligations to keep (See part II of this appendix A for draft beer and ale.) records sufficient to verify such prices GROUP 2B S ec. 16. Relation to other maximum shall be the same. The transferer shall price regulations. This order supersedes Maximum price per the provisions of Revised Maximum Price either preserve and make available or turn over to the transferee all records Commodity and brand or trade bottle Regulation No. 259, as amended, and the of transactions prior to the transfer name General Maximum Price Regulation in­ . which are necessary to enable the trans­ 12-ounce 32-ounce sofar as such provisions were applicable feree to comply with the record-keeping to sales at retail by eating and drinking Beer establishments of beverages subject to requirements of this order. If there is a lapse of business operations in connec­ Blatz Pilsner...... $0.20 $0.45 this order. Sales of beverages subject to tion with such a transfer for a period of Budw eiser...... -...... - .20 .45 this order when sold as part of a meal Canadian Ace...... :— ...... 20 .45 and when the price of same is included sixty days, selling prices shall be deter­ Down’s Arf and Arf...... ----- .20 .45 mined as provided in section 4 for a new Loewers...... -...... 20 .45 in the price of the meal remain subject Miller’s High Life...... 20 .45 to the provisions of Restaurant Maxi­ seller. Namar...... 20 • 45 National Premium...... 20 .45 mum Price Regulation 2. S ec. 19. Changes in location. If any Pabst Blue Ribbom...... 20 .45 establishment is hereinafter moved to a Schlitz...... 20 .45 Sec. 17. Definitions, (a) “Malt bev­ new location, the establishment shall be Trim...... -...... - .20 .45 erage” is any malt beverage produced considered a new seller under this order Tru-Blu Old Fashioned...... 20 .45 either within or without the Continental Imported Beer United States, and includes those com­ and shall determine its ceiling prices monly designated as beer, lager beer, ale, under the provisions of section 4. Carta Blanca...... — ...... 30 porter and stout. Sec. 20. Petitions for amendment. Any Ale (b) “Cereal beverage” is any beverage person dissatisfied with any of the pro­ Ballantine’s XXX...... 20 .45 produced from cereals either within or visions of this order may request the Canadian Ace...... -...... 20 .45 without the Continental United States Office of Price Administration to amend Carling’s Red Cap...... 20 .45 and commonly known as “near-beer”. the order. Such petition for amend­ Special Me (c) “On draught” means dispensed by ment must be filed in pursuance to the Champ------.25 a seller at retail from any container of provisions of Revised Procedural Regu­ All other brands of domestic or y8 barrel or larger size. lation No. 1, except that the petition for imported beer and ale not listed (d) “Person” includes an individual, above and not listed in appen­ amendment shall be directed to, filed dix B hereof including unlabeled corporation, partnership, association, or with, and acted upon, by the District beer and ale______.15 .40 any other organized group of persons, or Director of the Raleigh, North Carolina legal successor or representative of any For beers and ales bottled in containers of odd sizes, District Office. that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum of the foregoing, and includes the United S ec. 21. Revocation and amendment. price for such odd size bottle shall be calculated by mul­ States or any agency thereof, or any tiplying the number of net ounces of the beverage by 10. This order may be revoke^, amended, The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ other government, or any of its political or corrected at any time. wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the subdivisions, or any agency of any of the Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required S ec. 22. Effective date. This order to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the foregoing. samq to the above prices if such tax is separately stated (e) “Sell, sale, etc.” include the serv­ shall become effective September 11, and collected. ice, for a consideration, of all beverages 1944. (See part II of this appendix A for draft beer and ale.) No. 127----- 5 7820 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

GROUP 3B [Raleigh 2d Rev. Order G -l Under Gen. Maximum prices for Order 50] Maximum price per Commodity and brand Size of groups or trade name bottle M alt and Cereal B everages in R aleigh, Commodity and brand or trade bottle name IB 2B 8B N. C., D istrict 12-ounce 32-ounce For the reasons set forth in an opinion Beer—Continued issued Simultaneously herewith, and un­ Ounces Beer Hohenadel______12 $0.20 $0.17 $0.17 der the authority vested in the District Blatz Pilsner...... $0.17 $0.42 Holland...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Director of the Raleigh, North Carolina Budweiser...... 17 .42 Hornung’s...... 12 .20 .17 .17 District Office of Region IV of the Office Canadian Ace...... 17 .42 Koenig Brau...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Down’s Arf and Arf— -...... 17 .42 Lambic...... 12 .20 .17 .17 of Price Administration by General Or­ Loewers______.17 .42 Lion...... 12 .20 .17 .17 der No. 50, issued by the Administrator Miller’s High Life...... 17 .42 Nectar...... 12 .20 .17 .17 M am ar...______.17 .42 P. O. S...... 12 .20 .17 .17 of the Office of Price Administration, National Premium...... 17 .42 Supreme...... 12 .20 .17 .17 and Region IV Revised Delegation Order Pabst Blue Ribbon...... 17 .42 Topaz__•_...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Schlitz...... 17 .42 White C a p ...... 12 .20 .17 .17 No. 17, issued May 5, 1944, it is hereby .17 .42 Barbarossa...... 32 .45 .42 .42 ordered: Tru-BIu Old Fashioned...... 17 .42 Bay State...... 32 .45 .42 .42 Burger Brau...... 32 .45 .42 .42 Section 1. Purpose of order. Order Imported Beer Camden Light Lager... 32 . 45 .42 .42 No. G -l under General Order 50 issued Doershuck...... 32 .45 .42 .42 .27 Dorquest...... 32 .45 .42 .42 by the District Director of the Raleigh Dover...... 32 .45 .42 .42 District Office of the Office of Price Ad­ Ale Ebling’s Extra...... 32 .45 .42 .42 Ehret’s Extra...... 32 .45 .42 .42 ministration on the 1st day of September, Ballantine’s XXX...... 17 .42 Esslinger’s...... 32 .45 .42 .42 1944, was issued for the purpose of estab­ .17 .42 Genesee Lager______32 .45 .42 .42 Carling’s Red Cap______.17 .42 Gold Label______32 .45 .42 .42 lishing specific maximum prices for malt Gold Medal Tivoli...... 32 .45 .42 .42 and cereal beverages, including those Special Ale Hohenadel______32 .45 .42 .42 commonly known as ale, beer and near- .21 Holland...... 32 .45 .42 .42 Hornung’s______32 .45 .42 .42 beer, either in containers or on draught All other brands of domestic or im- Koenig Brau...... 32 .45 .42 .42 when sold or offered for sale at retail by ported beer and ale not listed Lambic...... 32 .45 .42 .42 above and not listed in appendix Lion...... 32 .45 .42 .42 any eating or drinking establishment, B hereof including unlabeled Nectar...... 32 .45 .42 .42 either for consumption on the premises . beer and ale...... —- .13 .37 P. O. S...... 32 .45 .42 .42 Supreme...... 32 .45 .42 .42 or when carried away. Order G -l under Topaz...... 32 .45 .42 .42 General Order 50 was thereafter redesig­ For beers and ales bottled in containers of odd sizes, White Cap______32 .45 .42 .42 nated Revised Order No. G -l under Gen­ that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum price for such odd size bottle shall be calculated by multi­ Ale eral Order 50. Revised Order G -l under plying the number of net ounces of the beverage by 1st. General Order 50 is redesignated 2nd Re­ The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ Bay State------12 .20 .17 .17 wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the Dover...... 12 .20 .17 .17 vised Order G-l under General Order 50, Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required Kreuger Cream...... 12 .20 .17 .17 and is revised and amended as herein set to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the New England..._____ 12 .20 .17 .17 forth and issued for the same purpose, same to the above prices if such tax is separately stated Esslinger’s Little Man.. 12 .20 .17 .17 and collected. Red Top______12 .20 .17 .17 except that specific maximum prices are (See Part II of this appendix A for draft beer and ale.) Bay State...... 32 .45 .42 .42 established only for on-premise sales, and Dover...... 32 ,45 .42 .42 P art II—D katt Beers and Ales Kreuger Cream...... 32 .45 .42 .42 for the further purpose of clarifying and New England...... 32 . 45 .42 .42 strengthening the order. Maximum Esslinger’s Little Man.. 32 .45 .42 .42 Red Top______32 .45 .42 .42 prices for domestic malt beverages when Con­ Maximum prices for sold for off-premise consumption are Commodity and brand tents of groups or trade name con­ controlled by Revised Maximum Price tainer For beers and ales bottled in containers Regulation 259. IB 2B 3B of odd sizes, that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum price for such Sec. 2. Geographical applicability. Draft beer and ale—all (Or.) odd size bottle shall be calculated by mul­ The provisions of this order extend to all 8 $0.10 $0.09 $0.09 tiplying the number of net ounces of the 9 .11 .10 .10 eating and drinking places or establish­ 10 .12 .11 .11 beverage by It. ments located within the limits of the The aboVe prices include all State taxes, following named counties in the State of sales or otherwise, and all Federal taxes Note: For any size of container other than those set North Carolina: forth above the maximum price for sellers of all groups with the exception of the Federal excise tax shall be 1(6 per ounce of beverage. on cabarets. Sellers who are required to Alamance, Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, Bruns­ The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may wick, Camden, Carteret, Caswell, Chatham, wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the Fed­ add the same to the above prices if such Chowan, Columbus, Craven, Cumberland, eral excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required to Currituck, Dare, Duplin, Durham, Edgecombe, pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the same tax is separately stated and collected. to the above price if such tax is separately stated and Franklin, Gates, Granville, Greene, Halifax, collected. This amendment No. 5 to Revised Or­ Harnett, Hartford, Hoke, Hyde, Johnston, Appendix B der No. G-l under General Order No. 50 Jones, Lee, Lenoir, Martin, Moore, Nash, New Hanover, Northampton, Onslow, Orange, Note: This appendix B Axes maximum prices for all shall become effective March 19, 1945 groups of sellers on certain so-called “intermediate .and supersedes any provision of the Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender, Perquimans, priced” beers and ales. A seller may not establish his Person, Pitt, Robeson, Sampson, Scotland, group on the basis of the prices given in appendix B but aforesaid Revised Order or amendments Tyrrell, Vance, Wake, Warren, Washington, must determine his group on the basis of prices given for thereto which are inconsistent with the Wayne, and Wilson. the other brands covered by appendix A. provisions of this amendment. Sec. 3. Ceiling Prices, (a) On and Maximum prices for (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat, 566; Pub. Law after September 11, 1944, if you operate Commodity and brand Size of groups 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; an eating or drinking establishment, you or trade name bottle E.O. 9328, 8 P.R. 4681; General Order 50, may not sell or offer for sale any beverage IB 2B 8B 8 F.R. 4808) subject to this order at prices higher than the applicable ceiling prices listed in the N o t e : The reporting and record keeping Beer appendices hereof. You may, of course, Ounces requirements of this order have been ap­ charge lower prices at any time. Barbarossa______12 $0.20 $0.17 $0.17 proved by the Bureau of the Budget and in Bay State...... *___ .. 12 .20 .17 .17 accordance with the Federal Reports Act of (b) If you sell any beverage subject to Burger Brau______12 .20 .17 .17 this order which is not specifically listed Camden Light Lager__ 12 .20 .17 .17 1942. Doerschuck_____ 12 .20 .17 .17 herein, and if you believe that the maxi­ Dorquest...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Issued this 16th day of March 1945. mum price specified herein for such Dover...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Ebling’s Extra...... 12 .20 .17 .17 T heodore S. J ohnson, beverage is not appropriate to such Ehret’s Extra...... 12 .20 .17 .17 District Director. beverage, you may make application to Esslinger’s...... 12 . .20 .17 .17 the Raleigh, North Carolina District Genesee Lager...... 12 .20 .17 .17 Gold Label...... 12 .20 .17 .17 [F. R. Doc. 45-11076; Filed, June 22, 1945; Office of the Office of Price Administra­ Gold Medal Tivoli___ 12 ,20 .17 .17 4:26 p. m.] tion requesting that such beverage be FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7821 f specifically included in the appendices was in operation prior to the effective- with the name and address of your estab­ hereof. With or without such applica­ date of this order, and if the nearest lishment, its type (such as night club, similar eating or drinking establishment hotel, restaurant, tavern) and the group tion, the Raleigh, North Carolina District to which it belongs. Thereupon the War Office of the Office of Price Administra­ of the same type is one which is properly tion may, at any time, and from time to classified in Group IB or Group 2B, you Price and Rationing Board will send you time, add new or unlisted beverages, may, but not later than the first day a card bearing your group number. If brands, types or sizes together with maxi­ of October, 1944, file an application with you begin operating your establishment the Raleigh, North Carolina District Of­ after the effective date of this order, you mum prices for same to the lists set forth must likewise file said signed statement in the appendices hereof. fice of the Office of Price Administration, (c) You may not add any taxes to yourrequesting that your establishment be in this manner as soon as you begin oper­ ceiling prices set forth in the appendices reclassified into the same group to which ating. hereof except those specifically provided its nearest similar eating or drinking (b) If you are now in operation and therein, as all other taxes were taken establishment of the same type belongs. have not filed the signed statement into consideration in establishing the Until your application is acted upon, and showing the group number to which you ceiling prices for each group of sellers. unless your establishment is reclassified, belong as provided in paragraph (a) it must retain the classification of a above, you must do so immediately. If S ec 4. How to figure your ceiling Group 3B seller, and must observe the you have failed to file said signed state­ prices, (a) This order divides eating ceiling prices as provided for that group ment as herein required, you are hereby and drinking establishments into three in the appendices hereof. All such ap­ classified as a Group 3B seller and you different groups and gives each group a plications for reclassification must con­ may not sell or offer for sale any bever­ different ceiling price. The group to tain the following information: age subject to this order at prices higher which you belong depends on your legal than the applicable ceiling price listed (1) Name and address of the establishment ceiling prices in effect during the base and of its owner or owners. for Group 3B sellers in the appendices period of April 4-10, 1943. You must (2) A description of the establishment hereof. Failure to file said signed state­ figure the group to which you belong on showing its type (such as night club, hotel, ment as herein provided is a violation of the basis of your correct legal ceiling restaurant, tavern) and the date it began this order and also subjects you to the prices for that period. _ operating. other penalties herein provided. (b) The group to which you belong (3) The selling prices by brand name of all depends on your legal ceiling prices for beverages sold since the beginning of its S ec. 6. Modification of prices. After the beverages subject to this order in operation. you have determined your group and (4) The names of the three nearest eating have put into effect the ceiling prices effect during the base period of April and drinking establishments of the same provided in this order for that group, the 4_10, 1943. If your legal ceiling prices type, and their group number as determined Office of Price Administration District for various brands and types of beverages under this order. subject to this order vary so that your (5) Any other information pertinent to Director for the District in which your ceiling prices on some brands or types such application or which may be requested establishment is located may direct you by the Office of Price Administration. to charge lower ceiling prices : seem to place you in one particular group (a) If, on the basis of your April 4-10, and ceiling prices on others seem to clas­ -(d) If your eating and drinking es­ 1943 legal ceiling prices, this order prop­ sify you into a different group, you must tablishment begins operation aftèr the erly applied, requires you to be placed classify yourself into the particular group effective date of this order, you are into a group with lower ceiling prices. representative of the prices at which the classified as a Group 3B seller and may (b) If, as a result of speculative, un­ greater number of your sales were made. not sell or offer for sale beverages sub­ warranted, or abnormal increases, con­ For the purpose of determining your ject to this order at prices higher than trary to the purpose of the Emergency classification as herein provided, no con­ those set forth for Group 3B sellers in Price Control Act, as amended, your sideration may be given to sales of bev­ the appendices hereof. However, if the legal ceiling prices on April 4-10, 1943 erages listed in appendices other than nearest eating and drinking establish­ were excessive in relation to the legal appendix A hereof. You must figure the ment of the same type is one which is ceiling prices of other comparable estab­ group to which you belong as follows: properly classified as a Group IB or lishments in the District. (1) G toup IB* Your establishment Group 2B seller, you may, within and belongs to Group IB if, during the base not later than 30 days from the time S ec. 7. Exempt sales. The following period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally you begin operating, file an application sales are exempt from the operation of established ceiling prices for beverages with the Raleigh, North Carolina Dis­ this order. However, unless they are subject to this order were the same as, trict Office, requesting that your estab­ otherwise exempt from price control, or more than, the prices listed in ap­ lishment be reclassified into the same they shall remain subject to the appro­ pendix A hereof for Group IB establish­ group in which the nearest eating and priate maximum price regulation or ments. ■. .. drinking establishment of the same type order: (2) Group 2B. Your establishment be­ belongs. Until your application is acted (a) Sales by persons on board com­ longs to Group 2B if, during the base upon and unless your establishment is mon carriers (when operated as such) period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally reclassified, it must retain the classifica­ including railroad dining cars, club cars, established ceiling prices for beverages tion of Group 3B and must observe the bar cars, and buffet cars, Or sales other­ subject to this order were the same as or ceiling prices as provided for that group wise governed by Restaurant Maximum more than, the prices listed in appendix in the appendices hereof. All such ap­ Price Regulation 1 (Dining Car Regula­ A hereof for Group 2B establishments, plications for reclassification must con­ tion) . but were less than those provided in tain the same information required by (b) Sales by public and private hos­ appendix A for Group IB establishments. paragraph (c) of this section. pitals insofar as they serve to patients. (3) Group 3B. Your establishment be­ (e) After you have figured your (c) Sales by eating cooperatives longs to Group 3B if, during the base proper group number under this section formed by members of the Armed Forces period of April 4-10, 1943, your legally and have filed the required statement (as, for example, officers’ mess) operated established ceiling prices for beverages with your War Price and Rationing as a non-profit cooperative (where no subject to this order were less than the Board as- provided in Section 5, you part of the net earnings inures to the prices listed in appendix A hereof for may not change your group classifica­ benefit of any individual) which sells Group 2B establishments. All establish­ tion except as otherwise provided by food items or meals on a cost basis (or ments not in operation during the base this order. * as near thereto as reasonable accounting period of April 4—10,1943, and all estab­ methods will permit), and substantially lishments which begin operating after S ec. 5. Filing with War Price and Ra­ all sales of which are made to members the effective date of this order also be­ tioning Board, (a) When you have fig­ of the Armed Forces who are members long to Group 3B. ured your proper group under section 4 of the cooperative. (c) If your eating or drinking estab­ above you must, on or before September (d) Sales where the beverages subject lishment was not in operation during 11, 1944, file with your War Price and to this order are included in, and sold aâ the base period of April 4-10, 1943, but Rationing Board a signed statement a part of, a meal and where the price 7822 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 of such beverage is included in the price must observe the requirements of Gen­ such establishment is not in compliance of the meal. (Such sales remain under eral Order 50, as well as Restaurant with this section. Restaurant Maximum Price Regulation Maximum Price Regulation No. 2, either Sec. 12. Receipts and sales slips. Re­ 2 .) as revised and amended or as may be (e) Sales by the War Department or revised and amended, with reference to gardless of whether or not receipts have the Department of Navy of the United the filing and keeping of menus and the customarily been issued, upon request, by States through such Departments’ sales preservation and keeping of customary any customer at the time of payment, a stores, including commissaries, ships’ and futtire records. Among other pro­ receipt containing a full description of stores ashore, and by stores operated as visions of General Order 50, are the the beverage sold and the price of same army canteens, post exchanges, or ships’ following : must be issued. Such receipts must show activities. (a) Preserve all existing records re­ the date of issue and bear the signature (f) Bona fide private clubs insofar as lating to prices, cost and sales of food of the person issuing same. If you have such clubs sell only to members or bona items, meals, and beverages; customarily issued receipts or sales slips fide guests of members. Whenever such (b) Continue to prepare and main­ you may not now discontinue the prac­ clubs ¿fell to persons other than members tain such records as have been ordinarily tice. or bona fide guests of members, such kept; S ec. 13. Operation of several places. clubs shall be considered for all sales an (c) Keep for examination by the Of­ If you own or operate more than one eating or drinking establishment and fice of Price Administration two copies place selling beverages subject to this subject to this order. No club shall be of each menu used by the establishment order, you must do everything required considered to be exempt as a private club, each day, or a daily record in duplicate by this regulation for each place sep­ within the meaning of this subpara­ of the prices charged for food items, arately. - beverages and meals. If the establish­ graph, unless such club is a non-profit S ec. 14. Enforcement. If you violate organization and is recognized as such ment has customarily used menus, it any provision of this regulation you are by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and must continue to do so. subject to the criminal penalties, civil unless its members pay dues (more than S ec. 10. Posting of prices, (a) If you enforcement actions, suits for treble merely nominal in amount), are elected own or operate an eating or drinking damages and proceedings for suspen­ to membership by a governing board, establishment offering malt beverages sions of licences, provided for by the membership committee or other body, subject to this order you must comply Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as and unless it is otherwise operated as a amended. private club. with the provisions of Order No. 2, issued under Restaurant Maximum Price Reg­ Sec. 15. Licensing. The provisions of No club organized after the effective ulation 2 on March 10, 1945, and effec­ date of this order shall be exempt unless Licensing Order No. 1 licensing all per­ and until it has filed a request for ex­ tive the same date, either as heretofore sons who make sales under price control, emption with the District Office of the or hereafter revised and amended, which are applicable to all sellers subject to Office of Price Administration of the order provides in part that you must on this order. If you are a seller subject area in which it is located, furnishing or before April 16, Î945, show on a poster to this order your license may be sus­ such information as may be required; and to be supplied by the Office of Price Ad­ pended for violation of the license or of has received a communication from such ministration, your lawful ceiling prices the order. If your license is suspended office authorizing exemption as a private for all beer and other malt beverages you may not, during the period of sus­ club. which you offer for consumption on pension, make any sale for which your your premises. license has been suspended. S ec. 8. Evasion. If you are an opera­ (b) If you begin operating your estab­ tor of an eating or drinking establish­ lishment after April 16, 1945, you must S ec. 16. Relation to other maximum ment you must not evade the ceiling obtain the price poster applicable to price regulations. This order supersedes prices established by this order by any your establishment from your Local War the provisions of Revised Maximum Price type of scheme or device; among other Price and Rationing Board and post Regulation No. 259, as amended, and the things (this is not an attempt to list same immediately. General Maximum Price Regulation in­ all evasive practices) you must not: (c) No establishment which fails to sofar as such provisions were applicable (a) Institute any cover, minimum, comply with the posting requirements of to sales at retail by eating and drinking bread and butter, service, corkage, en­ Order No. 2 issued under Restaurant establishments of beverages subject to tertainment, check-room, parking or Maximum Price Regulation No. 2 on this order. Sales of beverages subject other special charges which you did not March 10, 1945, and effective the same to this order when sold as part of a meal have in effect on any corresponding day date, either as heretofore or hereafter and when the price of same is included during the seven-day period from April revised and amended, may sell any bev­ in the price of the meal remain subject 4-10, 1943, or erage subject to this order at higher to the provisions of Restaurant Maxi­ (b) Increase any cover, minimum, prices than the prices provided for mum Price Regulation 2. Maximum bread and butter, service, corkage, en­ Group 3B sellers as set forth in the ap­ prices for domestic malt beverages when tertainment, check-room, parking or pendices hereof during such time as sold for off-premise consumption are other special charges which you had in such establishment is not in compliance controlled by Revised Maximum Price effect on any corresponding day during with said order. Regulation 259. the seven-day period from April 4-10, Sec. 17. Definitions, (a) “Malt bev­ 1943, or Sec. 11. Posting of group number, (a) erage” is any malt beverage produced (c) Require as a condition of sale of If you operate an eating or drinking es­ either within or without the Continental a beverage the purchase of other items tablishment selling at retail beverages United States, and includes those com­ or meals, except that during the hours subject to this order you must post, and keep posted, in the premises a card or monly designated as beer, lager beer, ale, from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and the porter and stout. hours from 6:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m., any cards clearly visible to all purchasers (b) “Cereal beverage” is any beverage eating or drinking establishment which showing the group number of your es­ produced from cereals either within or derives not less than 70% of its gross tablishment as classified under this or­ without the Continental United States revenue from the sales of prepared food der. The card must read “OPA IB”, “ODA 2B”, or “OPA 3B”, whichever is and commonly known as “near beer”. items (not including beverage items) applicable. You may use the card or (c) “On draught” means dispensed by sold for consumption on the premises a seller at retail from any container of cards furnished you for this purpose by Vs barrel or larger size. may refuse to sell beverages subject to the War Price and Rationing Board. this order for consumption on the prem­ (d) “Person” includes an individual, (b) No establishment which fails to corporation, partnership, association, or ises during those hours to persons who do comply with the posting requirements not also purchase food items. any other organized group of persons, or of this section may sell any beverage legal successor or representative of any Sec. 9. Records and Menus. If you subject to this order at a higher price of the foregoing, and includes the United are an operator of an eating or drinking than provided for Group 3B sellers in the States or any agency thereof, or any establishment subject to this order you appendices hereof during such time as other government, or any of its political FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7823

P art II—Draught B eers a nd Ales sub-divisions, or any agency of any of Sec. 21. Revocation and amendment. This order may be revoked, amended, or the foregoing. Maximum prices for (e) “Sell, sale, etc.” include the serv­ corrected at any time. groups Commodity and brand or ice, for a consideration, of all beverages Sec. 22. Effective date. This order trade name and size subject to this order, with a license to shall become effective May 17, 1945. IB 2B 3B consume on the premises. (The prior orders and amendments (f.) “Eating or drinking establish­ which this order supersedes became ef­ All brands: ments” means any place in which meals, $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 fective on the following dates: Order .11 .11 .11 food items or beverages are sold and G-l, July 1, 1944, and Amendment 1, .12 .12 .12 served primarily for ^consumption on or July 29, 1944; Revised Order G-l, Sep­ about the premises. The term includes tember 11, 1944, and Amendment 1, Sep­ N ote: For any size of container other than those set but is not limited to restaurants, hotels, tember 25, 1944, Amendment 2, October forth above the maximum price for sellers of all groups cafes, cafeterias, delicatessens, soda shall be H per ounce of beverage. 14, 1944, Amendment 3, November 13, The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ fountains, boarding houses, catering es­ 1944, Amendment 4, February 1, 1945, wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the tablishments, athletic stadiums, field and Amendment 5, March 19, 1945. Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the kitchens, lunch wagons, hot dog carts, Such prior orders and amendments have same to the above price if such tax is separately stated and been revised and redesignated as set collected. '(g) “On-premise sales” means those forth in Section 1 above.) sales made for consumption by the cus­ Appendix B N ote: The reporting and record-keeping tomers either in, on, or about the prem­ N ote: This appendix B fixes maximum prices for all requirements of this order have been ap­ groups of sellers on certain so-called “intermediate ises of the seller, or in the immediate proved by the Bureau of the Budget and in priced” beers and ales. A seller may not establish his vicinity thereof, and includes curb serv­ group on the basis of the prices given in Appendix B accordance with the Federal Reports Act of but must determine his group on the basis of prices given ice sales, and sales made to customers 1942. for the other brands covered by appendix A. served in automobiles located on or about the premises of the seller. (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law (h) “Other definitions”. Unless the 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; Maximum prices per bottle context otherwise requires, the defini­ E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681; G.O. 50, 8 F.R. 4808) Commodity and Group IB Group 2B Group 3B tions set forth in section 302 of the brand or tradename Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as Issued at Raleigh, North Carolina this 12 32 12 32 12 32 amended, and in § 1499.20 of the General 14th day of May 1945. oz. oz. OZ. oz. oz. oz. Maximum Price Regulation, shall apply I. B everly,Lake, to the other terms used herein. Acting District Director. Beer Sec. 18. Transfers of business or stock Appendix A Barbarossa...... $0.20 $0.45 $0.20 $0. 45 $0.17 $0.42 in trade. If the business assets or stock Bay State...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 P art I—Bottled Beers and Ales Burger Brau...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 in trade of any establishment are here­ Camden Light Lager. .20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 after sold or otherwise transferred, or Doerschuck...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 have been sold or transferred subsequent Maximum prices per bottle Dorquest...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 Dover...... - .20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 to April 10, 1943, and the transferee Ebling’s Extra_____ .20 .45 .20 „45 .17 .42 carries on the business or continues to Commodity and Group IB Group 2B Group 3B Ehret’s Extra...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 brand or trade name Esslinger’s...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 sell malt beverages covered by this order Fell’s Extra...... 20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 in the same location, the maximum 12 oz. 32 oz. 12 oz. 32 oz. 12oz. 32oz. Genesee Lager...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 Gold Label...... 20 . 45 .20 .45 .17 .42 prices of the transferee shall be the Gold Medal Tivoli-.. .20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 same as those to which its transferor Beer Hi-Brau...... 20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 would have been subject if no such Hohenadel...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 Blatz Pilsner...... fO. 25 $0.50 $0.20 $0.45 $0.17 $0.42 Holland...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 transfer had taken place, and its obli­ Budweiser...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Hornung’s...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 gations to keep records sufficient to Canadian Ace...... 25 .50 .20 . 45 . 17 .42 Koenig Brau..--...... 20 .45 .20 . 45 .17 .42 Down’s Arf and Arf... .25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Koenig’s Special____ .20 .45 • -17 .42 .15 .40 verify such prices shall be the samp. Loewers...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Kreuger...... _ .45 ...... 42 ___ .40 The transferor shall either preserve and Miller’s High Life— .25 .50 .20 . 45 .17 .42 Leabic...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 make available or turn over to the trans­ Namar______.25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Lang’s...... 20 .45 .17 .42 . 15 .40 National Premium... .25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Lebanon Valley...... 20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 feree all records of transactions prior to Pabst Blue Ribbon... .25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Lion...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 the transfer which are necessary to en­ .25 .50 .20 . 45 .17 .42 Morlein__ :...... 20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 Trim...... 25 .50 ,20 .45 .17 .42 Nectar_...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 able the transferee to comply with the Tru-Blu Old Fash- P. O. S...... 2C .45 .20 .46 .17 .42 record-keeping requirements of this or­ ioned...... 25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Peters...... 2t .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 Pilser’s Original____ .20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 der. If there is a lapse of business op­ Imported Beer Red Fox...... 2( .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 erations in connection with such a trans­ Red Rose...... 21 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 Carta Blanca------.35 .30 ...... 27 Supreme...... 20 .45 .20 .46 .17 .42 fer for a period of sixty days, selling ...... Topaz...... -...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 prices shall be determined as provided in Ale Victory Premium___ . 2( .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 section 4 for a new seller. White Cap...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 Ballantine’s XXX— .25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Ale S ec. 19. Changes in location. If any Canadian Ace.------.25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 Carling’s Red Caf>— .25 .50 .20 .45 .17 .42 establishment is hereinafter moved to a Kreuger Cream Ale— - .25 .50 .45 .17 .42 Bay State...... 20 .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 ■i20 Dover...... 2( .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 new location, the establishment shall be Esslinger’s Little Man . 2( .45 .20 .45 .17 .42 considered a new seller under this order Special Ale .21 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 .30 _____ .25 /. 21 .20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 and shall determine its ceiling prices Champ...... ——---- ...... 20 .45 .17 .42 .15 .40 under the provisions of section 4. Allother brands of do­ .20 .45 . 2C .45 .17 .42 mestic or imported ,20 .45 .1' .42 .15 .40 Sec. 20. Petitions for amendment. beer and ale not Red Top..!...... 20 .4, . 2( .4, .17 .42 Any person dissatisfied with any of the listed above and not listed in appendix B provisions of this order may request the hereof including un- For beers and ales bottled in containers of odd sizes, Office of Price Administration to amend labeled beer and ale .2C .4Í .15 .4C .13 .37 that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum the order. Such petition for amendment price for such odd size bottle shall be calculated by mul­ tiplying the number of net ounces of the beverage by H. must be filed in pursuance to the provi­ For beers and ales bottled in containers of odd Sizes, The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ that is, other than 12 oz. or 32 oz. sizes, the maximum wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception of the sions of Revised Procedural Regulation price for such odd size bottle shall be calculated by multi­ Federal excise tax on cabarets. Sellers who are required No. 1, except that the petition for plying the number of net ounces of the beverage by lp. to f>ay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add the The above prices include all State taxes, sales or other­ same to the above prices if such tax is separately stated amendment shall be directed to, filed wise, and all Federal taxes with the exception Of the and collected. with, and acted upon, by the District Di­ Federal excise tax on cabarets, Sellers who are required to pay the Federal excise tax on cabarets may add |n | [F. R. Doc. 45-11106; Filed, June 22, 1945; rector* of the Raleigh, North Carolina, same to the above prices if such ta& is separately stated 4:38 p. m.] District Office. and collected. 7824 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

[Memphis Order G-2 Under Gen. Order 50] the effective date of this second revised [Region IV Rev. Order G -ll Under RMPR 122, Amdt. 1] Malt and Cereal B everages in Memphis, order. This second revised order is T enn., D istrict issued as an adopting order pursuant to S olid F uels in R oanoke, Va., Area the provisions of Order No. G-37 under For the reasons set forth in an opinion Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. For the reasons set forth in an opinion issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ 122, and since the additions permitted issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ der the authority vested in the District by Supplementary Order No. 1 under der the authority vested in the Regional Director, Memphis District Office, Region said Order No. G-37 are incorporated in Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price IV, by General Order 50, and Revised the price list contained herein, said Sup­ Administration by § 1340.260 of Revised Regional Delegation Order 17, this Order plementary Order No. 1 under said Order Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, Re­ is hereby issued. No. G-37 shall not be applicable to this vised Order No. G -ll under Revised What this order does. This Order No. Second Revised Order No. G-8. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is­ G-2 under General Order No. 50 revokes (e) Maximum prices. ^ Maximum sued by this office on April 21, 1945 is Order No. G -l of the Memphis District prices established by this order are as hereby amended in the following Office, Region IV, under General Order follows for sales on a “direct delivery or respects: No. 50. domestic” basis: 1. Paragraph (e) is amended to read This order shall become effective im­ (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from as follows: mediately. District No. 7. (e) Maximum prices. Maximum (56 Stat. 23, 765; Pub. Laws 151, 78th prices established by this order are as Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871 and E.O. Per ton Eer H Per Size ton ton follows for sales on a “direct delivery or 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) 2,000 1,000 500 domestic” basis: pounds pounds pounds Issued this 19th day of May 1944. (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from Lump, chunk, block, and egg District No. 7. W. C. Manley, Jr., coal (size group Nos. 1 District Director. through 7)___ .... $10.55 $5.53 $2.89 Stoker (size group 10)_____ 9.65 5.08 2.61 Per ton Per % Per [P. R. Doc. 45-11084; Piled, June 22, 1945; Nut and slack (size group No. Size 2,000 ton ton 4:31 p. m.] 1,000 500 20)...... 7.60 4.05 2.10 pounds pounds pounds

(f) Maximum authorized service Run-of-mine (domestic)..__ $7.86 $4.18 $2.32 [Region IV 2d Rev. Order G-8 Under RMPR charges and required deductions—(1) Run-of-mine (steam)...... 7.76 4.13 2.29 . 122] Stove...... 8.46 4.48 2.47 Carry or wheel service. If a buyer Egg-...... -...... 8.96 4.73 2.59 S olid F uels in Columbia, S. C., Area requests such service, the dealer may Lump...... 7.71 4.11 2.28 Nut and chestnut...... 7.86 4.18 2.32 charge not more than 500 per ton there­ Stoker...... 7.56 4.03 2.24 For the reasons set forth in an opinion for. Slack______5.51 3.01 1.63 issued simultaneously herewith and (2) Carry up or down stairs. If a buyer under the authority vested in the Re­ requests such service the dealer may gional Administrator, Region IV, Office (2) High volatile bituminous coal from charge not more than $1.00 per ton District No. 8. of Price Administration, by § 1340.260 of therefor. Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. (3) Sacked coal. A dealer may charge 122, it is hereby ordered: not more than 510 each for 80 lb. bags Per ton Per Per M (a) What this order does. This Size 2,000 ton ton delivered at his yard, or 610 each for pounds 1,000 500 adopting order establishes dollars-and- 80 lb. bags delivered to the purchaser’s pounds pounds cents ceiling prices for specified solid premises. fuels when sold and delivered by dealers (4) Yard sales. When the buyer picks Stove...... $7.35 $3.93 $2.09 in the area set out herein. These fuels Egg...... 7.50 4.00 2.13 up the solid fuel covered by this Order Great Heart stove...... 8.10 4.30 2.28 are described and the maximum prices at the dealer’s yard, the dealer must re­ Raven Red Ash egg...... 8.30 4.40 2.33 are set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. duce the domestic price at least $1.00 per (b) Area covered. This order covers ton. 2. Subparagraph (f) (2) is amended all sales of specified solid fuels when sold (5) Quantity. When the buyer pur­ to read as follows: and delivered within a radius of 10 miles chases 40 tons or more, either in carload of the State Capitol Building in the City or less-than-carload deliveries, the dealer (2) Sacked coal. Dealer may charge of Columbia, South Carolina. This 10 must reduce the domestic price at least not more than 260 for 50 ib. bag at his mile radius is determined by the actual $1.50 per ton on lump, chunk, block, and yard. highway mileage from the State Capitol egg coal, and at least $1.00 per ton on 3. Supplementary Order No. 1 to Re­ Building to the point of delivery by the stoker coal. No quantity discount shall vised Order No. G -ll under Revised most direct route. be applicable on the sale of nut and slack Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 is (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. coal. hereby revoked, and Supplementary G-37. All the provisions of Order No. (6) Treated coal. If the dealer’s sup­ Order No. 1 to Order No. G-37 under G-37 under Revised Maximum Price plier has subjected the coal to oil or cal­ Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for Area cium chloride treatment to allay dust 122 is hereby revoked insofar as the same Pricing of Coal in Region IV, Issued April or to prevent freezing, and makes a is applicable to the area covered by this 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional Office, charge therefor, the dealer selling such Revised Order No. G -ll under Revised Region IV, Office of Price Administration Maximum Price Regulation No. 122. are adopted in this Order and are just as coal may add to the applicable maximum much a part of this order as if printed price set by this order the amount of such Effective date. This amendment shall charge, not to exceed 100 per net ton. become effective June 7, 1945. herein. If said Order No. G-37 is The invoice, sales slip, or receipt shall amended in any respect all the provi­ Issued: June 2, 1945. sions of such order, as amended, shall clearly show that the coal has been so likewise, without othCr action, be a part treated but it is not necessary that this Alexander Harris, charge be separately stated thereon. Regional Administrator. of this order. All persons subject to this (7) Credit. No additional charge over adopting order are also subject to and [F. R. Doc. 45-11082; Filed, June 22, 1945; should read and be familiar with the the prices listed in this schedule may be 4:31 p. m.] provisions of said Order No. G-37. made for the extension of credit. (d) Relationship between this order Effective date. This order shall be­ [Region IV Rev. Order G-21 Under RMPR 122] and previous orders. This Second Re­ come effective June 7, 1945. Solid F uels in F lorence, S. C. vised Order No. G-8 supersedes Revised Issued: June 2,1945. ♦ Order No. G-8 under Revised Maximum For the reasons set forth in an opinion Price Regulation No. 122 and Supple­ Alexander Harris, issued simultaneously herewith and mentary Order No. 1 thereunder, and as Regional Administrator. under the authority vested in the Re­ a result, said revised order and supple­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11083; Filed, June 22, 1945; gional Administrator, Region IV, Office mentary order are hereby revoked as of 4:31 p.m.] of Price Administration, by § 1340.260 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7825 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation (f) Maximum authorized service part of Spartanburg County lying within No. 122, it is hereby ordered: charges and required deductions—(1) the corporate limits of the Town of (a) What this order does. This Wheel or carry from curb. If a buyer Greer, all in the State of South Carolina. adopting order establishes dollars-and- requests such service, the dealer may (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. cents ceiling prices for specified solid charge not more than 500 per ton there­ G-37. All the provisions of Order No. fuels when sold and delivered by deal­ for. G-37 under Revised Maximum Price ers in the area set out herein. These (2) Carry up or down stairs. If a Regulation No. 122—Basic. Order for fuels are described and the maximum buyer requests such service, dealer may Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV, issued prices are set forth in paragraph (e) charge not more than $1.00 per ton April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional hereof. therefor. Office, Region IV, Office of Price Admin­ (b) Area covered. This order covers (3) Yard sales. When buyer picks up istration are adopted in this order and all sales of specified solid fuels when sold coal at the dealer’s yard, the domestic are just as much a part of this order as and delivered within the corporate limits price must be reduced at least 500 per if printed herein. If said Order No. of the City of Florence, South Carolina, ton. G-37 is amended in any respect all the and when delivery is made outside said (4) Sacked coal. t On deliveries of provisions of such order, as amended, corporate limits by dealers whose yards sacked or bagged coal, a dealer m.ay not shall likewise, without othdr action, be a are located therein. Extra charges are charge more than 660 per 100 lbs., not part of this order. All persons subject specified for such deliveries beyond said including sack. to this adopting order are also subject corporate limits. (5) Treated coals. If the dealer’s sup­ to and should read and be familiar with (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. plier has subjected the coal to oil or the provisions of said Order No. G-37. G-37. All the provisions of Order No. calcium chloride treatment to allay dust (d) Relationship between this order G-37 under Revised Maximum Price or to prevent freezing, and makes a and previous orders. This revised order Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for Area charge therefor, the dealer selling such No. G-31 supersedes Order No. G-31 Pricing of Coal in Region IV, issued April coal may add to the applicable maximum under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional Office, price set by this order the amount of such tion No. 122 and Supplementary Order Region IV, Office of Price Administration charge, not to exceed 100 per net ton. No. 1 thereunder, and as a result, said are adopted in this order and are just The invoice, sales slip, or receipt shall order and supplementary order are as much a part of this order as if printed clearly show that the coal has been so hereby revoked as of the effective date herein. If said Order No. G-37 is treated but it is not necessary that this of this order. This revised order is is­ amended in any respect all the provi­ charge be separately stated thereon. sued as an adopting order pursuant to sions of such order, as amended, shall (6) Delivery zone. The dealer may the provisions of Order No. G-37 under likewise, without other action, be a part make no extra charge for deliveries Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. of this order. All persons subject to this within the corporate limits of Florence, 122, and since the additions permitted adopting order are also subject to and South Carolina. For deliveries beyond by Supplementary Order No. 1 under said should read and be familiar with the said corporate limits by a dealer whose Order No. G-37 are incorporated in the provisions of said Order No. G-37. yard is located in Florence, he may add price list contained herein, said Supple­ (d) Relationship between this order not more than 100 per ton per mile and mentary Order No. 1 under said Order and previous orders. This Revised Or­ may impose a minimum charge of not No, G-37 shall not be applicable to this der No. G-21 supersedes Order No. G-21 more than 500 for each such delivery, Revised Order No. G-31. under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ such mileage to be determined by the (e) Maximum prices. Maximum tion No. 122 and Supplementary Order actual mileage from said corporate limits prices established by this order are as No. 1 thereunder, and as a result, said to the point of delivery by the most di­ follows for sales on a “direct delivery or order and supplementary order are rect highway route. Such delivery domestic” basis: hereby revoked as of the effective date of charge, if added, must be. stated sepa­ (1) High volatile bituminous coals this order. This revised order is issued rately from all other charges on the in­ from District No. 8. as an Adopting Order pursuant to the voice. ^ provisions of Order No. G-37 under Re­ (7) No additional charge in excess of Per ton PerJ^ PerJ4 Size 2,000 ton ton vised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, the prices listed in this order may be pounds 1,000 500 and since the additions permitted by made for the extension of credit. pounds pounds Supplementary Order No. 1 under said Effective date. This order shall be­ Order No. G-37 are incorporated in the Lump or block, size group come effective June 9,1945. Nos. 1-4 (including 4", 6" price list contained herein, said Supple­ 6", 6" x 5", 3" x 8") in price mentary Order No. 1 under said Order Issued: June 4, 1945. classifications A-N, inclu­ sive...... -...... -...... $10.35 $5.18 $3.09 No. G-37 shall not be applicable to this Alexander H arris, Egg, size group Nos. 5 and 6 Reyised Order No. G-21. Regional Administrator. (including 5" x 3", 6" x 3") in price classifications A-N (e) Maximum prices. Maximuni prices inclusive, and established by this order are as ¡follows [P. R. Doq. 45-11081; Piled, June 22, 1945; Stoker, size group No. 10 (in­ for sales on a “direct delivery or do­ 4:30 p. m.] cluding 1" x H", $£" x 1") in price classifications A- mestic” basis: G, inclusive...... 9.85 4.93 2.96 (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from Run-of-mine • (for domestic consumption)...... 9.65 4.83 2.91 District No. 7. [Region IV Rev. Order G-31 Under RMPR 122] Nut and slack or Screenings, size groups No. 18-21 (lar­ S olid F uels in Greenville Co., S. C., ger tnan ?£" x 0") in price Per H Per Area classifications A-E...... 7.36 3.68 2.34 Per ton ton ton Size 2,000 1,000 500 For the reasons set forth in an opinion pounds pounds pounds issued simultaneously herewith and un­ (f) Maximum authorized service der the authority vested in the Regional charges and required deductions—(1) Stoker—pea (size group No. Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price Carrying up or down stairs. If buyer 5> ____ $9.61 $5.06 $2.78 Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised requests such service, the dealer may Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, it charge not more than $1.00 per ton (2) High volatile bituminous coal from is hereby ordered: therefor. District No. 8. (a) What this order does. This adopt­ (2) Yard sales. When buyer picks up ing order establishes dollars-and-cents coal at the dealer’s yard, the dealer must Per H Per M ceiling prices for specified solid fuels reduce the domestic price at least $1.00 Per ton ton ton when sold and delivered by dealers in per ton. Size 2,000 1,000 500 pounds potihds the area set out herein. These fuels are (3) Sacked coal. Dealer may charge pounds described and the maximum prices are not more than 660 per 100 pounds of set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. coal at the yard, and not more than 760 Chunk, lump, or block (size grbups Nos. 1, 2, and 3)...... $10.60 $5.55 $3.03 (b) Area covered. This order covers for lOff pounds delivered, less 150 if sack Egg (size groups No. 5 and 6) all sales of specified solid fuels when is not included. and stove (size group No. 8). 10.05 5.28 ' 2.89 (4) Discounts. On sales of five to Stoker (size group No. 10)___ 9.60 5.05 2.78 sold and delivered within the boundaries of Greenville County, and within that nine tons to one customer, the dealer 7826 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 must reduce price 25<# per ton. On sales to and should read and be familiar with (3) Briquettes. of ten to nineteen tons to one customer, the provisions of said Order No. G-37. the dealer must reduce price 500 per (d) Relationship between this order ton. On sales of twenty or more tons to and previous orders. This order super­ Per ton Per Vi Per M Size 2,G00 ton ton one customer, the dealer must reduce sedes Order No. G-22 under Revised pounds 1,000 500 price 750 per ton. These discounts do Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 and pounds pounds not apply on nut and slack. Supplementary Order No. 1 thereunder, Briquettes—prepared from (5) Treated coals. If the dealer’s and as a result, said order and supple­ low volatile bituminous supplier has subjected the coal to oil or mentary order are hereby revoked as of coal...... ;...... $11.66 $6.08 $3.42 calcium chloride treatment to allay dust the effective date of this order. This / or to prevent freezing, and makes a revised order is issued as an adopting or­ charge therefor, the dealer selling such der pursuant to the provisions of Order (f) Maximum authorized service coal may add to the applicable maximum No. G-37 under Revised Maximum Price charges and required deductions—(1) price set by this order the amount of Regulation No. 122, and since the addi­ Yard sales. When a buyer-consumer such charge, not to exceed 100 per net tions permitted by Supplementary Or­ picks up coal at the dealer’s yard, the ton. The invoice, sales slip, or receipt der No. 1 under said Order No. G-37 are dealer must reduce the domestic price at shall clearly show that the coal has been incorporated in the price list contained least 500 per ton. When a buyer-dealer so treated but it is not necessary that herein, said Supplementary Order No. 1 picks up coal at the dealer’s yard, the this charge be separately stated thereon. under said Order No. G-37 shall not be dealer must reduce the domestic price by (6) Delivery zone. For deliveries applicable to this Revised Order No. at least $1.00 per ton. made more than five miles beyond the G-22. (2) Sacked coal. The dealer may not corporate limits of the city or township (e) Maximum prices. Maximum charge more than 610 per 100 lb., not in­ in which the dealer’s yard is located, the prices established by this order are as cluding sack, for egg and stove coal from dealer may add not more than 100 per follows for sales on a “direct delivery or District No. 7 and for egg coal in Size ton per mile, and may impose -a mini­ domestic” basis: Group 3 from District No. 8, delivered. mum charge of not more than 500 for (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from The dealer may not charge more than such deliveries. Such delivery charge, as Districts No. 7 and 8. 510 per 90 lb., not including sack, for egg added, must be stated separately from coal in Size Group 5 from District No. 8, all other charges on the invoice. Per Vi Per (7) Credit. No additional charge Per ton ton ton delivered. Size 2,000 1,000 500 (3) Quantity discounts. On single over the prices listed in this schedule pounds pounds pounds may be made for the extension of credit. sales of coal in carload lots, in which the dealer handles the coal, he may not Effective date. This order shall be­ Egg; top size larger than 3", bottom size no limit, in charge more than the f. o. b. mine price, come effective June 9, 1945. price classifications A and B; and from mine index 391, plus actual freight, plus $1.75 per ton. Issued: June 4, 1945. the No. 2 mine of Raven (4) Treated coal. If the dealer’s sup­ Red Ash Coal Co. in Dis­ Alexander Harris, trict No. 8...... $11.65 $6.03 $3.39 plier has subjected the coal to oil or Regional Administrator. Stove; top size 3" to larger calcium chloride treatment to allay dust than 1H", bottom -size [P. R. Doc. 45-11079; Piled, June 22, 1945; smaller than 3", in price or to prevent freezing, ahd makes a 4:29 p. m.] classification A...... 10.75 5.63 3.19 charge therefor, the dealer selling such Stoker pea; top size not ex­ ceeding 54", bottom size coal may add to the maximum price smaller than 54", in price otherwise applicable under this order, the classification A______9.20 4.85 2.80 [Region IV Rev. Order G-22 Under RMFR Screened run-of-mine in price amount of such charge, not to exceed 122] classifications A-D, inclu­ sive...... 9.26 4.88 2.82 100 per net ton. The invoice, sales slip, S olid F uels in Wilson, N. C. or receipt shall clearly show that the For the reasons set forth in an opin­ (2) High volatile bituminous coal from coal has been so treated but it is not ion issued simultaneously herewith and District No. 8. necessary that this charge be separately under the authority vested in the Re­ stated thereon. gional Administrator, Region IV, Office (5) Delivery zone. No additional of Price Administration by § 1340.260 of Per ton Per y% Per charge may be made for deliveries within Size 2,000 ton ton Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. pounds 1,000 500 the corporate limits of the City of Wil­ 122, it is hereby ordered: pounds pounds son, North Carolina. For deliveries be­ (a) What this order does. This adopt­ Egg; top size 6" to largerjthan yond such corporate limits by a dealer ing order establishes dollars-and-cents 3", bottom size 4" to larger whose yard is located therein, the dealer ceiling prices for specified solid fuels than 3", (size group 3), in when sold and delivered by dealers in price classification E __ $10.75 $5.63 $3.19 may make an additional charge of not Block; bottom size larger than more than 100 per ton per mile for each the area set out herein. These fuels are 5", in price classification O; described and the maximum prices are Lump; bottom size 5" to mile beyond the limits of such city and larger than 3" in price clas­ may impose a minimum charge of not set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. sifications E-O, inclusive; (b) Area covered. This order covers and more than 500 for each such delivery, all sales of specified solid fuels when sold Chunk; top size 6" to larger than 5", bottom size 3" to said mileage to be determined by the ac­ and delivered within the corporate limits larger than 2", from mine tual highway mileage from said corpo­ of the City of Wilson, North Carolina, or index 370, the Point Like No. 4 Mine, Hatfield- rate limits to the point of delivery by outside such corporate limits by a dealer Campbell Creek Coal Co__ 10.30 5.40 3.06 the most direct highway route. Whose yard is located therein. Block; from mine index 339, (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. Blue Diamond Coal Co. (6) Sales tax. The North Carolina (size groups No. 1,2, and 3). 11.35 5.93 3.34 State sales tax may be added to the G-37. All the provisions of Order No. Egg; top size 6" to larger than G-37 under Revised Maximum Price 5", bottom size 2" and prices established by this order. smaller; and top size 3" (7) Credit. No additional charge may Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for and larger but not exceed­ Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV—is­ ing 5", bottom size 3" to be made for the extension of credit. sued April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Re­ larger than 2"; (size groups 5 and 6), in price classifica­ Effective date. This order shall be­ gional Office, Region IV, Office of Price tions E-O, inclusive; and Administration are adopted in this order Stoker, from mine index 439, come effective June 9, 1945. ^Dixport Coal ^Co. (size and are just as much a part of this order group 10)...... /...... 9.75 5.13 2.94 Issued: June 4, 1945. as if printed herein. If said Order No. Stoker, double screened; top size not exceeding 1J4", bot­ G-37 is amended in any respect all the tom size less than J4 ", in Alexander H arris, provisions of such order, as amended, price, classifications B-G, Regional Administrator. inclusive—...... ——...... 9.35 4.93 2.84 shall likewise, without other action, be a Straight run-of-mine in price part of this order. All persons subject classifications A and B__ _ 9.10 4.80 2.78 [F. R. Doc. 45-11080; Filed/June 22, 1945; to this adopting order are also subject 4:30 p. m.] FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27y 1945 7827

[Region IV Order G-41 Under RMPR 122, of Spartanburg, South Carolina, and the charge not more than $1.00 per ton Amdt. 1] area lyifig within fifteen miles of said therefor. (2) Sacked coal. Dealer may charge S olid F uels in R ome, Ga., Area corporate limits, measured by the actual mileage by the most direct highway not more than 30# for 40 pound bag, For the reasons set forth in an opinion route. including the bag or sack, on a delivered issued simultaneously herewith, and un­ (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. basis, and not more than 50^ for 80 der the authority vested in the Regional G-37. All the provisions of Order No. pound bag, including the bag or sack, on Administrator, Region TV, Office of Price G-37 under Revised Maximum Price a delivered basis. For sacked coal sold Administration by § 1340.260 of Revised Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for at the dealer’s yard, dealer may charge Maximum Price Regulatiofi No. 122, Or­ Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV—is­ not more than 61# for 100 pounds, not der No. G-41 under Revised Maximum sued April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Re­ including sack or bag. Price Regulation No. 122 issued by this gional Office, Region IV, Office of Price (3) Yard sales. When the buyer picks office on April 21,1945, is hereby amend­ Administration are adopted in this order up coal at the dealer’s yard, the dealer ed in tlie following respects: and are just as much a part of this order must reduce the domestic price at least 1. Paragraph (e) is amended to read as if printed herein. If said Order No. 50# per ton. as follows: G-37 is amended in any respect all the (4) Treated coals. If the dealer’s provisions of said order, as amended, supplier has subjected the coal to oil or (e) Maximum prices. Maximum shall likewise, without other action, be calcium chloride treatment to allay dust prices established by this order are as a part of this order. All persons sub­ or to prevent freezing, and makes a follows for sales on a “direct delivery or ject to this adopting order are also sub­ charge therefor, the dealer selling such domestic” basis: ject to and should read and be familiar coal may add to the applicable maximum (1) High volatile bituminous coal from with the provisions of said Order No. price set by this order the amount of District No. 8. G-37. such charge, not to exceed 10# per net (d) Relationship between this order ton. The invoice, sales slip, or receipt Per Yi Per yi and previous orders. This order super­ shall clearly show that the coal has been Per ton ton ton so treated but it is not necessary that Size - 2,000 1,000 500 sedes Amendments 9 and 29 to Order No. pounds pounds pounds G-17 under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ this charge be separately stated thereon. ulation No. 122 and all supplementary (5) Delivery zone. No charge may be Egg...... •...... -...... $8.25 $4.38 $2.31 orders issued thereunder insofar as they made- for deliveries within the corporate Block...... -...... ------8.80 4.65 2.45 are applicable to the area covered by this limits of Spartanburg, South Carolina. Stoker...... 7.60 4.05 2.15 Slack...... 5.65 3.08 1.66 order, and as a result, said amendments For deliveries beyond such corporate Egg from subdistrict No. 6 and supplementary orders are hereby, to limits and within fifteen miles thereof, (Southern Appalachian)__ 8.40 4.45 2.35 that extent, revoked. This order is is­ the dealer may make an additional Block from subdistrict No. 6 (Southern Appalachian) — 8.95 4.73 2.49 sued as an adopting order pursuant to charge of not more than 10# per ton per the provisions of Order No. G-37 under mile, and may impose a minimum charge Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. of not more than 50# for each such de­ 2. Subparagraph (f) (1) is amended 122, and since the additions permitted livery, said mileage to be measured by to read as follows: by Supplementary Order No. 1 under said the actual highway mileage from said (1) Sacked coal. For egg coal sold in Order No. G-37 are incorporated in the corporate limits to the point of delivery 70 pound sacks the dealer may charge price list contained herein, said Sup­ by the most direct highway route. not more than 36# per sack and $1.02 for plementary Order No. 1 under said Order (6) Quantity discounts. On single three sacks in a single sale, at the yard. No. G-37 shall not be applicable to this purchases of from 5 to 9 tons, inclusive, 3. Supplementary Order No. 1 to Or­ Order No. G-45. the dealer must reduce the domestic der No. G-37 under Revised Maximum (e) Maximum prices. Maximum prices price at least 25# per ton. On single pur­ Price Regulation No. 122 is hereby re­ established by this order are as follows chases of 10 or more tons, the dealer voked insofar as the same is applicable for sales on a “direct delivery or do? must reduce the domestic price at least to the area covered by this Order No. mestic” fiasis: 50# per ton. G-41 under Revised Maximum Price (7) Credit. No charge in excess of (1) High volatile bituminous coal from the prices otherwise permitted herein Regulation No. 122. District No. 8. Effective date. This amendment shall may be made for extension of credit. become effective June 11, 1945. Effective date. This order shall be­ Per ton Per y$ Per come effective June 6, 1945. Issued: June 5, 1945. Size 2,000 ton ton pounds 1,000 500 Thomas L. Hisgen, pounds pounds Issued: June 1, 1945. Acting Regional Administrator. Alexander Harris, Egg from Virglow mine of Regional Administrator. [f\ R. Doc. 45-11068; Piled, June 22, 1945; Benedict Coal Corp., mine 4:24 p. m.] index No. 481; top size larger than 6", but not ex­ [P. R. Doc. 45-11078; Filed, June 22, 1945; ceeding 6"; bottom size 2" 4:29 p. m.] and smaller; top size 3", but not exceeding 5"; bottom [Region IV Order G-45 Under RMPR 122] size larger than 2" but not exceeding 3",...... $9.90 $5.20 $2.73 [Region IV Order G-49 Under RMPR 122] S olid F uels in S partanburg, S. C., Area Egg (other)-...... -...... 9.15 4.83 2.54 Chunk, block, or lump, S olid F uels in R ocky M ount, N. C. For the reasons set forth in an opihion larger than 5"—size group No. 1 in price classifications issued simultaneously herewith and un­ A and B, and larger than 2" For the reasons set forth in an opinion der the authority vested in the Regional but not exceeding 5"—size issued simultaneously herewith and un­ groups No. 2 and 3 in price der the authority vested in the Regional Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price classification A______9.45 4.98 2.61 Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised Chunk, block, or lump (other) 9.35 4.93 2.59 Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price Stoker from BackCreek Nq. 2 Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, it is mine of.Pruden Coal ‘& hereby ordered: Coke Co,, mine index No. Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, it is (a) What this order does. This adopt­ 728; top size 1H" and hereby ordered: smaller; bottom size smaller. (a) What this order does. This ing order establishes dollars-and-cents than lH"...... -...... 9.40 4.95 2.60 ceiling prices for specified solid fuels Stoker (other)...... — 9.15 4.83 2.54 adopting order establishes dollars-and- Bun-of-mine (for domestic cents ceiling prices for specified solid when sold and delivered by dealers in the 9.15 4.83 area set out herein. These fuels are de­ use)...... 2.54 fuels when sold and delivered by dealers scribed and the maximum prices are set in the area set out herein. These fuels forth in paragraph (e) hereof. (f) Maximum authorized service are described and the maximum prices (b) Area covered. This order covers charges and required deductions—(1) are set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. all sales of specified solid fuels when sold Carry up or down stairs. If buyer re­ (b) Area covered. This order covers and delivered within the corporate limits quests such service, the dealer may all sales of specified solid fuels when sold No. 127----- 6 7828 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

and delivered within the corporate lim­ (2) High volatile bituminous coal from (9) Sales tax. The North Carolina its of the City of Rocky Mount, North District No. 8. state sales tax may be added to the prices Carolina, and the area lying within 15 established by this order. miles of said corporate limits by the most direct highway route. Per ton Per 14 Per X (10) Credit. No additional charge oyer Size 2,000 ton ton the prices established by this order may (c) Applicability of basic order No. pounds 1,000 600 be made for credit. G-37. All the provisions of Order No. pounds pounds G-37 under Revised Maximum Price Effective date. This order shall be­ Chunk, 5" x 8" (size group No. Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for 2, egg or lump), from mine in­ come effective June 12, 1945. Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV, issued dex 481, the Virglow Mine of the Benedict Coal Corp.. $11.30 $5.90 $3.08 Issued: June 7, 1945. April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional Lump, 3" (size group 3), in Office, Region IV, Office of Price Admin­ price classification M, and T homas L. Hisgen, egg, top price, 3" x 5" (size Acting Regional Administrator. istration are adopted in this order and group No. 6), price classifi­ are just as much a part of this order as cations C through L, in­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11069; Filed, June 22, 1945; if printed herein. If said Order No. clusive...... _...... 10.00 5.25 2.75 Egg, low price, 2" x 5" (size 4:25 p. m.] G-37 is amended in any respect all the group No. 7), price classifi­ provisions of such order, as amended, cations K through M, in­ clusive______9.65 5.08 2.63 shall likewise, without other action, be a Stoker (top size 1H" and part of this order. All persons subject smaller; bottom size smaller [Region IV Order G-50 Under RMPR 122] to this adopting order are also subject than IH"), in price classifi­ cations B through E, in­ S olid F uels in Elizabeth City, N. C. to and should read and be familiar with clusive...... 9.40 4.95 2.60 the provisions of said Order No. G-37. Slack...... 6.65 3.58 1.91 For the reasons set forth in an opinion (d) Relationship between this order issued simultaneously herewith and .un­ and previous orders. This order super­ (f) Maximum authorized service der the authority vested in the Regional cedes Amendment 19 to Order No. G-17 charges and required deductions—(1) Administrator, Region IV, Office of Price under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ Carry from curb. If buyer requests such Administration, by § 1340.260 of Revised tion No. 122 and all supplementary or­ service, the dealer may charge not more Maximum Price Regulation No. 122, it ders thereunder, and as a result, said than 500 per ton therefor. is hereby ordered: amendment and supplementary orders’ (2) Carry up or down stairs. If the (a) What this order does. This are hereby revoked as of the effective buyer requests such service, the dealer adopting order establishes dollars-and- date of this order. This order is issued may charge not more than 500 per ton - cents ceiling prices for specified solid as an adopting order pursuant to the therefor. fuels when sold and delivered by dealers provisions of Order No. G-37 under Re­ (3) Bagged coal. For coal bagged at in the .area set out herein. These fuels vised Maximum Price Regulation No. the yard and delivered, the dealer may are described and the maximum prices 122, and since the additions permitted add not more than $1.00 per ton. The are set forth in paragraph (e) hereof. by Supplementary Order No. 1 under bags remain the property of the dealer. (b) Area covered. This order covers said Order No. G-37 are incorporated in (4) Yard sales. On sales of egg coal all sales of specified solid fuels when sold the price list contained herein, said Sup­ from District No. 8 to peddlers, the deal­ and delivered within the corporate limits plementary Order No. 1 under said Or­ er must reduce the domestic price at of the City of Elizabeth City, North der No. G-37 shall not be applicable to least $1.00 per ton at the yard. Carolina, and the area lying within 15 this Order No. G-49. (5) Sacked coal. The dealer may miles of said corporate limits by the (e) Maximum prices. Maximum charge not more than 610 per 100 lbs. of most direct highway route. prices established by this order are as coal at the yard, not including the sack. (c) Applicability of Basic Order No. follows for sales on a “direct delivery or The dealer may charge not more than G-37. All the provisions of Order No. domestic” basis: 710 per 100 lbs. of coal delivered not G-37 under Revised Maximum Price (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from including sack. Regulation No. 122—Basic Order for (6) Quantity discounts. On single, Area Pricing of Coal in Region IV, issued District Nos. 7 and 8. sales of from 5 to 9 tons inclusive, the April 4, 1945 by the Atlanta Regional dealer must reduce the domestic price Office, Region IV, Office of Price Admin­ Per PerJi at least 250 per ton. On single sales of istration are adopted in this order and Per ton ton ton Size 2,000 1,000 500 10 tons or more, the dealer must reduce are just as much a part of this order as pounds pounds pounds the domestic price at least 500 per ton. if printed herein. If said Order No. G-37 Cl) Treated coals. If the dealer’s sup­ is amended in any respect all the provi­ Egg, top price (top size larger plier has subjected the coal to oil or sions of such order, as amended, shall than 3" bottom size no limit), in price classification calcium chloride treatment to allay dust likewise, without other action, be a part C, from the Red Ash seam.. $11.70 $6.10 $3.18 or to prevent freezing, and makes a of this order. All persons subject to this Egg, low price, from mine in­ charge therefor, the dealer selling such adopting order are also subject to and dex No. 391, the No. 2 mine of the Raven Red Ash Coal coal may add to the applicable maximum should read and be familiar with the Co...... 11.40 5.95 3.10 price set by- this order the amount of provisions of said Order No. G-37. Lump (bottom size larger than that designated for such charge, not to exceed 100 per net (d) Relationship between this order screened run-of-mine) in ton. The invoice, sales slip, or receipt and previous orders. This order super­ p rice classifications A shall clearly show that the coal has been sedes Amendment 22 to Order No. G-17 through D, inclusive____ 11.65 6.08 3.16 Stove (top size larger than so treated but it is not necessary that under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ 1 \i" but not exceeding 3"; this charge be separately stated thereon. tion No. 122 and all supplementary or­ bottom size smaller than 3"), from mine index No. (8) Delivery zone. No additional chargeders issued thereunder insofar as they 391, the No. 2 mine of the may be made for deliveries within the are applicable to the area covered by Raven Red Ash Coal Co... 11.15 6.83 3.04 Nut (top size larger than %" corporate limits of Rocky Mount, North this order, and as a result, said amend­ but not exceeding 1}4"; bot­ Carolina. For deliveries beyond such ment and supplementary orders are tom size smaller than lX"), corporate limits and the area lying within price classification A, and hereby, to that extent, revoked. This size group No. 4 coal from 15 miles thereof, the dealer may make order is issued as an adopting order pur­ mine index 37, the Caretta an additional charge of not more than suant to the provisions of order No. G-37 mine of the Carter Coal Co. 9.61 6.06 2.65 Bun-of-mine, domestic or 100 per ton per mile for each mile be­ under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ screened (in size group No. yond the limits of said city with a mini­ tion No. 122, and since the additions per­ 6), price classification A__ 9.55 ' 5.03 2.64 Stoker pea (top size not ex-« mum charge of not more than 500 for mitted by Supplementary Order No. 1 ceeding bottom size each such delivery, said mileage to be under said Order No. G-37 are incorpo­ smaller than %"), in price determined by the actual highway mile­ rated in the price list contained herein, classification A...... 8.90 4.70 2.48 Slack...... 8.20 4.35 2.30 age from the said corporate limits to the said Supplementary Order No. 1 under Briquettes...... 12.26 6.38 3.31 point of delivery by the most direct high­ said Order No. G-37 shall not be ap­ way route. plicable to this Order No. G-50. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7829

(e) Maximum prices. Maximum (6) Credit. No additional charge may chaser who resells the concrete blocks on prices established by this order are as be made for the extension of credit. an installed basis. follows for sales on a- “direct delivery or (2) “Dealer” means any person who Effective date. This order shall become purchases concrete blocks for the pur­ domestic" basis: effective June 6, 1945. (1) Low volatile bituminous coal from pose of resale on other than an installed Issued: June 1, 1945. basis. District No. 7. (3) “At yard” sales means deliveries Alexander H arris, to the purchaser by the producer or Per Vi Per Regional Administrator. Per ton ton ton dealer in his customary manner at his Size 2,000 pounds 1,000 500 [F. R. Doc. 45-11077; Filed, June 22, 1945; yard. pounds •pounds 4:29 p. m.] (4) “Delivered” sales means deliveries to the purchaser by the producer or Egg ...... $11.51 $6.01 $3.13 dealer in his customary manner at the 9.46 4.98 2.62 9. 71 5.11 2.68 location designated by the purchaser 11.41 5.96 3.10 [Region VI Order G -l Under MPR 188] other than “at yard.” Concrete Blocks in Minneapolis, Min n ., (5) Except as otherwise provided (2) High volatile bituminous coal from Area herein, or as the context may otherwise District No. 8. require, all terms used in this order shall Pursuant to the authority vested in bear the meaning given them in Maxi­ the Regional Administrator of Region Per H Per Ya. mum Price Regulation No. 188, as Per ton ton ton VI by § 1499.161 (a) (2) of Maximum amended, or in the Emergency Price Size 2,000 pounds 1,000 500 Price Regulation No. 188, as amended, Control Act of 1942, as amended. pounds pounds and for reasons stated in an opinion is­ (e) Effect of order on Maximum Price sued herewith, it is ordered: Regulation No. 188, as amended. To the $9.79 $5.15 $2.70 (a) What this order does. This order extent applicable, the provisions of this establishes maximum prices for the sale order supersede Maximum Price Regula­ (3) Briquettes from District No. 7. of concrete blocks by producers and deal­ tion No. 188, as amended. Insofar as ers whose principal placed of business are any provisions in this order may be in­ Per Per \i located in Hennepin County, Minnesota. consistent with any provision of Maxi­ Per ton ton ton (b) Prices. The maximum prices for mum Price Regulation No. 188, as Size 2,000 1,000 500 pounds pounds pounds the sale of concrete blocks by producers amended, the provision contained in this and dealers whose principal places of order- shall be controlling in the area business are located in Hennepin Coun­ $12.06 $6.28 $3.27 governed by this order. Except as ty, Minnesota, are hereby established as herein otherwise provided, the provisions follows: of Maximum Price Regulation No. 188, as (4) Yard slack from District Nos. 7 (1) Sales at retail: amended, shall remain in full force and and 8. effect. At yard Delivered (f) This order may be modified, re­ Per Y

following described zones, covering the “C S & S” as computed under paragraph amendments that have been or hereafter counties and States listed: (C) or (d), whichever is applicable. may be issued. Zone 1: Cook, Du Page, Kane, Lake, and (f) Definitions. (1) The phrase “on (b) On and after the effective date of McHenry in the State of Illinois, and Lake an installed basis” refers to the sale by a this order, regardless of any contract or County in the State of Indiana, and East seller of a “C 8 & S,” together with the other obligation, no person shall sell, St. Louis, Illinois. labor, services and material required to Zone 2: The State of Illinois (excluding offer to sell, or deliver “C S & S” on an East St. Louis and the counties included in incorporate such “C S & S” into a build­ “installed basis” and make charges for Zone 1), Polk County and Scott County in ing, structure, or construction project. installing or painting, if any, at prices the State of Iowa, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, (2) “C S & S” means a combination higher than the maximum prices estab­ Scott and Washington C&unties in the State storm sash and screen consisting of (1) lished by this order. of Minnesota, Douglas County in the State a frame designed to be affixed to the (c) An-employer paying or about to of Nebraska, Milwaukee County in the State window frame, and which may or may pay labor rates higher than those in of Wisconsin. not have built in features such as vents effect for him on the effective date of this Zone 3; The States of Iowa, Minnesota, or louvers; (2) a storm window sash Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and order by reason of the pre-determination Wisconsin, excluding all counties of these with one or two glazed sections, one or of wage rates by the Secretary of Labor States listed in Zone 2. both of which can be demounted usually under the Davis-Bacon Act or any order from inside the building; and (3) a half or authorization of the Wage Adjust­ (c) Maximum prices for sales by sell­or full screen or combination of a top ment Board, National War Labor Board, ers other than manufacturers. The max­ and bottom screen which can be inserted or Economic Stabilization Director may imum price for a sale of combination and substituted for the glass section or file an application for the amendment of ^storm sash and screen, described herein sections; and (4) necessary hardware this order to reflect such increased labor as “C S & S,” “on an installed basis,” and fixtures. rates. Such a petition for amendment by a seller other than a manufacturer (3) “Seller” means the person who shall conform in all respects with the shall be the sum of the following for all sells the “C 8 & S”, and in connection provisions of Revised Procedural Regula­ zones, plus the charges listed below in therewith, assumes responsibility for its tion No. 1, except that it shall be filed paragraph (3) for the particular zone installation, by charging the purchaser a with the Chicago Regional Office of the in which the installation is performed. single price for the “C S & S” installed, Office of Price Administration. (1) The maximum glazed and wired by guaranteeing performance and use, delivered price for “C S & S” as estab­ or by other objective evidence. This order shall become effective June lished under Maximum Price Regulation (4) Except as otherwise provided 20,1945. No. 525 to the seller’s place of business herein or as the context may otherwise Issued this 12th day of June 1945. nearest to the point of installation: Pro­ require, all terms used in this order shall vided, however, As to any type of “C S & bear the meaning given them ip Revised Rae E. Walters, S” not covered by the provisions of Max­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 251, or Regional Administrator. imum Price Regulation 525, the seller’s the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942; [F. R. Doc. 45-:11095; Filed, June 22, 1945; price under this section (1) shall be his or if not therein defined, they shall be 4:34 p. m.] supplier’s legally established glazed and given their ordinary and popular trade wired and delivered price determined un­ meaning. der the applicable regulation, governing ‘ (g) Records and invoices. (1) Every the particular type of “C S & S” plus, seller of “C S $ S” on an “installed basis” [Region VI Rev. Order G-10 Under RMPR (2) A markup of 70% to be applied to shall preserve records of all sales show­ 122] the above delivered price. Plus, ing the information required by subpara­ (3) The following installation and graphs (i) to (vi) inclusive below and S olid F uels Sold in D es Moines, I owa, painting charges listed for the zone in upon request by the purchaser shall fur­ Area which the services are performed: nish him with an invoice showing: Order No. G-10 under Revised Maxi­ (1) Name and address of the buyer and mum Price Regulation No. 122 is redesig­ Zone 1 Zone 2 seller. nated Revised Order No. G-10 and is re­ (li) The date on which the installation vised and amended to read as follows: Installation...... $2.00 $1.65 was completed. Pursuant to the authority vested in Fainting, when performed by (iii) The size of each “C S & S”. the seller, each coat...... 1.00 .80. (iv) The price charged for each “C S & S,” the Regional Administrator of Region Itemized in the following manner: VI by § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum (a) The price charged by the seller, which Price Regulation No. 122, as amended, The term “installation” includes in­ consists of the total of the computations and by § 1340.209 of Maximum Price stallation of “C S & S”, loosening of under section (c) (1) and (2) of this order. Regulation No. 120, as amended, and for house windows where necessary, caulk­ (b) Installation charge. reasons stated in the opinion issued here­ ing where necessary, or other services (e) Painting charge, if any. with; it is ordered: and materials required for a proper in­ , (v) The terms of sale. stallation of the “C S & S”. (vi) A statement shown separately on the (a) What this order does. This order (d) Maximum prices for sales by man­ invoice of details and prices of any other establishes maximum prices for all sales ufacturers. The maximum price for a work not covered by this order, but per­ of specified solid fuels, pursuant to which formed in connection with the sale of deliveries are made within the corporate sale of “C & S” “on an installed basis” "C S & S.” by a manufacturer shall consist of the limits of Des Moines, Clover Hills, Fort sum of the following: (2) Every person making sales subject Des Moines, Johnston Station, Urban- (1) The maximum delivered price tp this order shall notify the purchaser of dale, West Des Moines, and Windsor which the manufacturer would be per­ the existence of this order, and, if re­ Heights, Iowa. These are the highest mitted to charge to sellers as computed quested, show the purchaser a copy of prices that any dealer may charge when under section C (1) above at the point this order and Revised Maximum Price he delivers any of such fuel at or to a of installation for “C S & S,” as estab­ Regulation No. 251. point in the Des Moines Area or from a lished under the applicable regulation, (h) Relationship of this Order No. coal yard within such area; they are also (the point of installation shall be con­ Oh-2 to Revised Maximum Price Regula­ the highest prices that any buyer in the sidered as though it were a seller’s place tion No. 251. (a) The provisions of this course of trade or business may pay for of business) plus a markup of 70% to be order supersede sections 6, 7 and 8 of such solid fuels. applied to the foregoing maximum de­ Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. (b) What this order prohibits. Re­ livered price, plus installation and paint­ 251, except as otherwise provided herein, gardless of any obligation, no person ing charges computed under section (c) with respect to sales of “C S & 8” on an shall, (3) above. ‘'installed basis”. Except as otherwise (1) Sell or, in the course of trade or (e) Multiple sales. If more than one provided herein, all transactions subject business, buy solid fuels at prices higher “C 8 & S” is sold oh an “installed basis,” to this order shall remain subject to tlfe than the maximum prices set by this the maximum price for all shall be the order but less than the maximum prices provision of Revised Maximum Price may at any time be charged, paid, or total of the maximum prices for each Regulation No. 251, together with all offered. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7831

Schedule—Continued (2) Obtain a higher than maximum Sc HEDULE—Continued price by: 50 50 (i) Charging for a service unless ex­ tons tons 2 tons 2 tons or pressly requested by the buyer and un­ or or 1 ton V i ton more or 1 ton Yi ton more more (per (per less specifically authorized to do so by more (per (per to 1 (per ton) ton) to 1 ' (per ton) ton) bin bin this order. ton) ton) (per (ii) Using any tying agreement or re­ (per ton) quiring that the buyer purchase any­ ton) thing in addition to the fuel requested by IV. High-volatile bitumi­ V. High-volatile bitumi­ him, or nous coals from district nous coals from district (iii) Using any other device by which No. 10: . . No. 12—Continued. 1. Southern subdistnet 7. Crushed industrial a higher than maximum price is ob­ (deep machine mines) : stoker, size group No. tained, directly or indirectly. 9: a. Lump and egg, size (i) Strip mines------$5.35 $5.60 $3.20 $5.10 (c) Price schedule. (1) Immediately group Nos. 1, 2, and 3 5.37 production group Nos. (ii) Deep machine mines. 5.62 5.87 3.34 below and as part of this paragraph (c) 1,2, and 8------$8.74 $8.99 $4.90 $8.49 8. Carbon, size group No. is a schedule which sets forth maximum b. Small egg and stove, 10: 3.25 size group Nos. 4, 5, 6, ■ (i) Strip mines...... 3. 50 3. 75 2.25 prices for sales by direct delivery of spec­ and 8; production group (ii) Deep machine mines. 3. 77 4.02 2.39 3.52 ified sizes, kinds and quantities of solid 1, 2, and 8...... 8.09 8.34 4.55 7.84 VI. High volatile bituminous c. Special stoker treated, coals from district No. 15: fuels. - Column 1 describes the coal for1* size group Nos. 21, 22, 1. Fancy or standard nut, which prices are established; columns 2, and 28; production production group No. 3, 7.99 8.24 4.50 7.74 strip mines...... 7.24 4.02 • 6.74 3 and 4 show maximum prices for sales . group Nos. 1, 2, and 8.. 2. Stoker, production of coal delivered in the quantities indi­ 2. Belleville subdistrict: group No. 3, top size 1Y" a. Lump and egg, size and smaller, bottom size cated by each column heading. Column group Nos. 1, 2, and aé" and smaller, strip 3; production group 3.77 6.24 5 shows the maximum prices for coal Nos. 16-22, inclusive: mines...... 6.49 6.74 sold for use by buyers whose customary (i) Strip mines------7. 60 7.85 4.35 7.35 3. Stoker, production (ii) Deep machine group No. 10, VA” x H"» annual requirements of coal exceed 50 7.69 7.94 4.40 7.44 strip mines...... 4.82 8.39 tons. All prices 2#e stated on a net ton mines------VII. Pennsylvania anthra­ b. Small egg and stove, cite: Chestnut...... 20.85 21.10 10.95 size group Nos. 4,5,6, 9.05 ’Î6.’èÔ basis. and 8; production VIII. Byproduct coke: Egg- 16.85 17.10 The price schedule lists maximum group Nos. 16-22, prices for the sale of coal on the basis inclusive: (i) Strip mines...... ■6.95 7.20 4.00 6.70 (2) The maximum prices for all sales of the type of mine operation by means (ii) Deep machine by dealers of solid fuels not provided for of which it is produced. On sales of mines—. ______7.04 7.29 4.05 6.79 coal produced in District Nos. 1, 8, and c. Washed nut and pea, by the above schedule shall be the maxi­ (treated size group mum prices applicable for such sales 9, the prices established are similar for Nos. 17-22; produc­ under Revised Maximum Price Regula­ the same kind and size of solid fuel re­ tion group Nos. 16-22, inclusive: tion No. 122, as amended. gardless of the type of mine operation. (i) Strip mines------7.05 7.30 4.05 6.80 (d) Service charges. A dealer may On sales of District No. 10 coal the prices (ii) Deep machine mines—...... 7.14 7.39 4.10 6.89 make the following charges for the serv­ established for fuel specified in para­ d. Washed screenings, ices described when rendered in connec­ graph IV, T, apply to coal produced in size group Nos. 23 Deep Machine Mines only; the prices for and 24; production tion with sales of solid fuel covered by group Nos. 16-22, this order. These charges may be made fuel described in paragraph IV, 2, and inclusive: only if the buyer requests the service IV, 4, apply to coal produced in both (i) Strip mines------6.95 7.20 4.00 6.70 (ii) Deep machine and the dealer renders it pursuant to the Deep Machine Mines and Strip Mines; mines...... >...... --- 7.04 7.29 4.05 6.79 request. The charges must be sepa­ 3. Fulton Peoria subdis- the prices of coal described in para­ trict: rately stated on the dealer’s invoice. graph IV, 3, apply to coal produced in a. Lump and egg, size S chedule of S ervice Charges Strip Mines only. The prices of coal group Nos. 1, 2, and 3; production group Nos. Per ton (cents) produced in District No. 12 apply to both 24, 25, and 26, strip mines------7.10 7.35 4.05 6.85 Carrying or wheeling from curb------50 Deep Machine Mine and Strip Mine coal. b. Small egg and stove, Carrying up or flown stairs, per flight— 25 The prices of coal produced in District size group Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 8; production (e) Charge for treatment of coal. No. 15 apply to Strip Mine coal only. group Nos. 24, 25, and The prices of Pennsylvania Anthracite 26, strip mines ...... 6.55 6.80 3.80 6.30 Whenever a dealer has been charged by 4. Duquoin subdistrict: his supplier for the chemical or oil treat­ and By-Product Coke are unaffected by a. Lump and egg, size group Nos. 1, 2, and ment of coal at the mine, he may add the type of mine operation. 3; production group such treatment charge to the applicable Nos. 10 and 16-22, maximum price set by this order: Pro­ Schedule inclusive: (i) Strip mines------7.90 8.15 4.45 7.65 vided, That the treated coal is kept sepa­ 50 (ii) Deep machine rate and is not mixed with untreated tons mines...... 7.99 8.24 4.50 7.74 coal. When a treatment charge is made 2 tons or b. Washed nut and pea, or 1 ton Yi ton more size group Nos. 17 to pursuant to this section the dealer need more (per (per to 1 22; production group not separately state the amount of such (per ton) ton) bin Nos. 10 and 16-22, ton) (per inclusive: service charge if he clearly indicates on ton) (i) Strip-mines.;...... 7.05 7.30 4.05 6.80 the invoice that such coal is so treated. (ii) Deep machine mines______- 7.14 7.39 4.10 6.89 (f) The transportation tax. The V. High-volatile bituminous transportation tax imposed by section I. Low volatile bituminous coals from district No. 12: coals from district No. 7: 1. Chunk, size group No. 620 of the Revenue Act of 1942 may be 1. Egg, size group No. 2— . $13.31 $13.56 $7.18 $13.06 collected in addition to the maximum II. High-volatile bituminous (i) Strip mines------6.85 7.10 3.95 6.60 coals from district No. 8: (ii) Deep machine mines. 7.12 7.37 4.09 6.87 prices set by this order, provided the 1. Lump: dealer states it separately from the price a. Millers Creek...... 12.70 12.95 6.88 12.45 2. Lump, size group No. 2: 6.58 11.90 (i) Strip mines...... 6.70 6.95 3.85 6.45 b. Straight Creek...... 12.15 12.40 (ii) Deep machine mines. 6.97 7.22 3.99 6.72 on his invoice or statement. But no part c. Dorothy...... 11.55 11.80 6.38 11.30 11.05 11.30 6.03 10.80 3. Egg, size groups No. 3 of that tax may be collected, in addition d. Hazard------and No. 4: to the maximum price on sales of quar-»! 2. Egg: _ _ 6.43 11.60 (i) Strip mines...... 6.60 6.85 3.80 6.35 11.85 12.10 (ii) Deep machine mines. .6.87 7.12 3.94 6.62 ter-ton or lesser quantities, or on sales b. Elkhom_____ 11.60 11.85 6.3Ì 11.35 c. Dorothy...... 11.35 11.6( 6.18 11.10 4. Mine Run, size group of any quantity of sacked coal. 11.10 5.93 10.60 No. 5: d-. Hazard------10.85 (i) Strip mines______6.00 6.25 3.50 5.75 (g) Addition of increase in supplier’s III. High-volatile bitumi­ (ii) Deep machine mines. 6.27 6.52 3.64 6.02 price prohibited. Notwithstanding the nous coals from district 5. Stoker Nut, size groups No. 9: provisions of Revised Maximum Price 1. Lump, size group No. 1 Nos. 6 and 7:' 8.31 fi) Strip mines...... 6.35 6.60 3.70 6.10 Regulation No. 122, the maximum prices stray seam...... 8.56 8.81 4.78 6,62 6.87 3.84 6.37 2. Egg, size group No. 3 8.36 8.6: 4.68 8.11 (ii) Deep machine mines. set by this order may not be increased . 7.71 7.91 4.38 7.46 6. Screenings, size group 3. Stove, 2" x 1H" ~ — Nor8: and need not be decreased by a dealer (i) Strip mines------4.75 5.00 2.90 4.50 5.021 5.27 3.04 4.77 to reflect increases or decreases in pur- 10 mesh). C_ 7.46 7.71Ll 4.2: 7.21 (ii) Deep machine mines.

A 7832 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 . chase costs or in his supplier’s maximum quired discounts, authorized service No. 122 shall remain in full force and prices occurring after the effective date charges and taxes which must be de­ effect. This order supersedes Order No. hereof; but increases or decreases in the ducted from or which may be added to G-19 as to dealers covered hereby. maximum prices set hereby, to reflect the established maximum prices: Pro­ such changes, are within the discretion vided, That a dealer who is authorized This Revised Order No. G-10 shall be­ of the Regional Administrator. to make a special service charge for come effective immediately. (h) Petitions for amendments. This chemical or oil treatment of coal need Issued this 9th day of June 1945. not separately state the amount of such order may be revoked, amended or modi­ R ae E. W alters, fied at any time. Any dealer may at any service charge if he clearly indicates on Regional Administrator. . time file with the Des Moines District the invoice that such coal is so treated; Office of the Office of Price Administra­ And further provided, That provisions [F. R. Doc. 45-11096; Filed* June 22, 1945; tion a petition for amendment to this of this paragraph (k) shall not apply to 4:35 p. m.] order in accordance with the provisions sales of solid fuels in less than quarter of Revised Procedural Regulation No. 1. ton lots unless requested by the pur­ (i) Records. Each dealer shall con­ chaser. tinue to preserve for examination by the (1) Definitions and explanations. [Region VI Order 0-21 Under RMPR 122] Office of Price Administration all his ex­ When used in this order the term: United Coal and D ock Co., et al. isting records relating to: (1) “Direct delivery” means dumping (1) The prices he charged on deliver­ or chuting the fuel from the seller’s truck adjustment op maximum prices ies made by him during December, 1941; directly into the buyer’s bin or storage Pursuant to the authority vested in the (2) His offering prices (as defined in space; but, if this is physically impossible, Regional Administrator of Region VI by Rule 1A of § 1340.254 of Revised Maxi­ the term means discharging the fuel § 1340.260 of Revised Maximum Price mum Price Regulation No. 122) for de­ directly from the seller’s truck at the Regulation No. 122, as amended, and for livery during the period December 15-31, point nearest and most accessible to the reasons stated in an opinion issued here­ 1941; buyer’s bin or storage space. with, it is ordered: (3) His customary allowances, dis­ (2) “Pennsylvania anthracite” means (a) What this order does. This order counts and other price differentials; only coal produced in the Lehigh, Schuyl­ adjusts the maximum prices for the sale (4) His charges for all special serv­ kill and Wyoming regions in the Com­ of United briquettes by dealers, includ­ ices and rates of interest on all forms of monwealth of Pennsylvania. “Chestnut” ing the United Coal and Dock Co., whose debts during December, 1941; size of Pennsylvania anthracite refers to prices for the sale of such briquettes are (5) The prices charged to him by all the size of such coal prepared at the mine now covered by area pricing orders which of his suppliers during the last month of in accordance with standard sizing speci­ briquettes are purchased by the dealers 1941 in which he received each different fications adopted by the Anthracite Com­ from the United Coal and Dock Com­ size, kind and quality of solid fuel. mittee, effective December 15,1941. pany at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (j) Posting of maximum prices; sales (3) “District No.” refers to the geo­ (b) Geographical applicability. This slips and receipts. (1) Each dealer sub­ graphical bituminous coal-producing order applies to all sales in which the ject to this order shall post all the maxi­ districts as delineated and numbered by buyer receives physical delivery within mum prices set by it for all his types of the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937, as the areas covered by each area pricing sales. He shall post his prices in his amended. order in Region VI, which includes the place of business in a manner plainly (4) “Low volatile bituminous coal” re­ States of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Ne­ visible to and understandable by the pur­ fers to coal produced in the low volatile braska, North Dakota, Wisconsin, and chasing public. He shall also keep a sections of the producing districts speci­ Lake County, Indiana. copy of this order available for examina­ fied herein. (c) Price adjustments. On United tion by any person inquiring as to his (5) “High volatile bituminous coal” re­ briquettes obtained by dealers from the prices for solid fuel. No report of the fers to coal produced in the high volatile United Coal and Dock Company at Mil­ maximum prices established by this or­ sections of the producing districts speci­ waukee, Wisconsin, including retail der need be made by any dealer under fied herein. sales of such United briquettes by the § 1340.262 (c) of Revised Maximum Price (6) “Egg, stove, nut”, etc., sizes of United Coal and Dock Company, the Regulation No. 122. bituminous coal refer to the sizes of such maximum prices established for the sale (2) Every person making a sale of coal as defined in the Bituminous Coal of such United briquettes by Region VI solid fuels for which a maximum price Act of 1937, as amended, and as prepared Order No’s. G -l to G-16, inclusive, un­ is set by this order shall keep a record at the mine in accordance with the ap­ der Revised Maximum Price Regulation thereof showing the date; the name and plicable minimum price schedule promul­ No. 122 and Appendices thereto, and any address of the buyer, if known; the per gated by the Bituminous Coal Division of other Region VI area pricing orders is­ net ton price charged and the solid fuel the United States Department of the sued under that regulation, dealers in­ sold. The solid fuel shall be identified Interior. cluding the United Coal and Dock Com­ in the manner in which it is described in (7) “P. G.” (price group) and “S. G.” pany are hereby permitted to increase this order. The record shall also sep­ (size group) refer to the meaning given by 25^ per ton the maximum prices as arately state each service rendered and to these terms under the Bituminous set forth in the area pricing order un­ the charge made for it. Coal Act of 1937 or under any order, der which they are pricing. (k) Every person selling solid fuels schedule, rule or regulation issued by (d) This Order No. G-21 shall remain subject to this order shall, either at the the Bituminous Coal Division of the U. S. in effect in each area covered by a Re­ time of, or within thirty days after the Department of Interior which was estab­ gion VI area pricing order until such date of a sale or delivery of solid fuels lished or in effect as of midnight August area order is amended to reflect the price governed by this order give to his pur­ 23, 1943. increase permitted herein and to super­ chaser an invoice, sales slip or receipt, (8) Except as otherwise provided sede this Order No. G-21. and shall keep an exact copy thereof for herein or as the context may otherwise (e) Effect of order on Revised Maxi­ so long as this order is in effect or for so require all terms used in this order shall mum Price Regulation No. 122. Insofar long as the Emergency Price Control Act bear the meaning given them in Revised as any provision of this order may be of 1942, as amended, shall permit, which­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 122 or inconsistent with the provisions of Re­ ever period is longer, showing the follow­ the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942; vised Maximum Price Regulation No. ing information: or if not therein defined, they shall be 122, as amended, the provision contained The name and address of the seller given their ordinary and popular trade in this order shall be controlling. Except and the purchaser; the kind, size, and meaning. as herein otherwise provided, the pro­ quantity of the solid fuels sold, the date (m) Effect of order on Revised Maxi­ visions of Revised Maximum Price Reg­ of the sale or delivery and the price mum Price Regulation No. 122 and to ulation No. 122, as amended, shall re­ charged. In addition, he shall separately Regional Order No. G-19. Except as main in full force and effect. state on each such invoice, sales slip or herein otherwise provided, the provisions (f) This order may be revoked, receipt, the amount, if any, of the re­ of Revised Maximum Price Regulation amended, or modified at any time. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7833

This Order No. G-21 shall become ef­ manufacturer to jobbers or wholesalers part of the'record in thi^case, shall be as fective retroactively as of June 1,1945. and for sales by jobbers or wholesalers follows: to retailers supersede maximum prices (1) When sold by the manufacturer, Issued this 15th day of June 1945. fixed by the General Maximum Price f. o. b. shipping point, to a jobber Earl W. Clark, Regulation or any other regulation for or a wholesaler (per dozen)------$6. 00 Acting Regional Administrator. such sales. (2) When sold by the manufacturer, (e) Geographical applicability. The a jobber, or a wholesaler, f. o. b. [F. R. Doc. 45-11067; Filed, June 22, 1945; shipping point, to a retailer (per 4:24 p. m.] prices authorized by this order No. G-3 dozen)______8. 00 for sales under the categories specified (3) When sold by any . seller to an in paragraph (b) hereof are applicable ultimate consumer or user (each)— 1.00 only when made within or made for de­ [Region VII Order G-3 Under 3(e)] N o t e : The maximum prices authorized by livery within Region VII, which includes the above paragraphs (1) and (2) are sub­ P lough S ales Corp., et al. the States of New Mexico, Colorado, ject to a discount of 2% for payment within Wyoming, Montana, and Utah, and all 10 days from date of invoice. ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES that part of the State of Idaho lying south of the southern boundary of Idaho (c) Notice to be given purchasers for Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ resale. When the manufacturer or any trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Sta­ County, the County of Malheur in the State of Oregon, and all that part of the other seller makes a first sale under this bilization Act of 1942, as amended, and^ Order No. G-17 to a person who pur­ § 1499.3 (e) (2) of the General Maximum Counties of Mohave and Coconino in the State of Arizona lying north of the Colo­ chases for resale, he must show upon the Price Regulation, and for the reasons set invoice or on a separate slip or rider forth in the accompanying opinion, this rado River. (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ attached thereto the applicable portions Order No. G-3 is issued. of the following provisions: (a) What this order does. This order censing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ No. G-3 establishes maximum prices for sons who make sales under price con­ By virtue of Order No. G-17 under Maxi­ Mufti Dry Cleaner, manufactured by trol, are applicable to all sellers subject mum Price Regulation No. 188, the OPA to this regulation or order. A seller’s authorized maximum prices for this lawn Plough Sales Corporation of Memphis, sprinkler are: Tennessee, when sold by the manufac­ license may be suspended for violation turer to jobbers or wholesalers, and when of the license or of one or more appli­ (1) When sold by the manufacturer, a sold by jobbers or wholesalers to retailers cable price schedules or regulations. A jobber, or a wholesaler, f. o. b. ship­ person whose license is suspended may ping point, to a retailer (per dozen) _ $8.00 or industrial users, and incorporates (2) When sold by any seller to an herein the maximum prices for sales by not, during the period of suspension, ultimate consumer or user (each)_1.00 retailers to individual ultimate con­ make any sale for which his license has sumers as established by Order 48 under been suspended. (4) Applicability of other regulations. 3 (e), issued by the Price Administrator, (g) Right to revoke or amend. This The maximum prices established by this effective May 16, 1945 (F.R. 10, p. 5618). order may be revoked, modified, or Order No. G-17 for sales by persons other (b) Authorized maximum prices. amended at any time by the Price Ad­ than the manufacturer supersede maxi­ Upon and after the effective date of this ministrator or the Regional Adminis­ mum prices fixed by the General Maxi­ Order No. G-3, the maximum prices for trator. mum Price Regulation or any other reg­ Mufti Dry Cleaner, manufactured by (h) Effective date. This Order No. ulation for such sales. Plough Sales Corporation of Memphis, G-3 shall become effective on the 8th (e) Geographical applicability. The Tennessee, shall be as follows: day of June 1945. maximum prices authorized by this Or­ der No. G-17 are applicable only to sales (1) When sold by the manufacturer, de­ Issued this 8th day of "June 1945. made within this Region VII, which in­ livered, to a jobber or wholesaler, $6.80 per R ichard Y. B atterton, dozen quart bottles; cludes the States of New Mexico, Colo­ (2) When sold by a jobber or wholesaler, Regional Administrator., rado, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah, and f. o. b. shipping point, to a retailer or in­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11073; Filed, June 22, 1945; all that part of the State of Idaho lying dustrial user, $8.00 per dozen quart bottles; 4:28 p. m.] south of the southern boundary of Idaho (3) When sold by any seller to an ultimate County, the County of Malheur in the consumer or user other than an industrial State of Oregon, and all that part of the user, $1.00 per quart bottle. Counties of Mohave and Coconino in the Note: The maximum prices authorized by [Region VII Order G-17 Under MPR 188] State of Arizona lying north of the Colo­ the above paragraph (1) are subject to 1% J ames S. Babcock et al. rado River. cash discount. 4 ...... (f) Licensing. The provisions of The maximum' prices authorized by the authorization of maximum prices above paragraph (2) are subject to all of Licensing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ the seller’s customary allowances, transpor­ Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ sons who make sales under price control, tation allowances, discounts, or other price trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabi­ are applicable to all sellers subject to differentials or practices. lization Act of 1942, as amended, and this regulation or order. A seller’s (c) Notice to he given jobbers and §§ 1499.158 and 1499.158a of Maximum license may be suspended for violation of wholesalers. When' the manufacturer Price Regulation No. 188, and for the the license or of one or more applicable reasons set forth in the accompanying price schedules or regulations. A person makes a first sale under this Order No. opinion, this Order No. G-17 is issued. G-3 to a jobber or wholesaler, he must (a) What this order does. This Order whose license is suspended may not, dur­ show upon his invoice or on a separate No. G-17 establishes maximum prices ing the period of suspension, make any slip or rider attached thereto the follow­ for a lawn sprinkler manufactured by sale for which his license has been sus­ ing: James S. Babcock, 1134 South Elizabeth pended. By virtue of Order No. G—3 under § 1499.3 Street, Denver, Colorado, when sold by (g) Right to revoke or amend. This (e) (2) of the General Maximum Price Regu­ the manufacturer to jobbers or whole­ order may be revoked, modified or lation, the OPA authorized maximum resale price for this Mufti Dry Cleaner in quart salers, when sold by the manufacturer, amended at any time by the Price Ad­ bottles, when made f. o. b. shipping point, jobbers, or wholesalers to retailers, and ministrator or the Regional Administra­ to a retailer in Region VII, is $8.00 per dozen when sold by any person to ultimate tor. quart bottles.1 consumers or users in this Region VII. (h) Effective date. This Order No. (d) Applicability of other regulations. (b) Authorized maximum prices. G-17 shall become effective on the 8th Upon and after the effective date of day of June 1945. The maximum prices established by this this Ortler No. G-17, the maximum prices Order No. G-3 for sales made by, the for the lawn sprinkler manufactured by Issued this 8th day of June 1945. 1 Sales made by jobbers and wholesalers are James S. Babcock of 1134 South Eliza­ R ichard Y. B atterton, subject to all of the seller’s customary al­ beth Street, Denver, Colorado, in accord­ Regional Administrator. lowances, transportation allowances, dis­ ance with the specifications set forth in counts, or other price differentials or the application of said James S. Bab­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11075; Filed, June 22, 1943). practices. cock on file in this Regional Office as a 4:28 p. m.] « 7834 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

[Region VII Order G-18 Under MPR 188J in the State of Oregon, and all that part Calcium carbonate—Continued. Price D & S Manufacturing Co., et al. of the Counties of Mohave and Coconino 97.10%______$1.71 in the State of Arizona lying north of the 97%------1.70 ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES Colorado River. 96.90 %------1.69 96.80% ------;______l. 68 Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ (f) Licensing. The provisions of Li­ 96.70%______1.67 trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabili­ censing Order No. 1, licensing all per­ 96.60%-----'______1.66 zation Act of 1942, as amended, and sons who make sales under price control, 9.6.50%______1.65 §§ 1499.158 and 1499.158a of Maximum are applicable to all sellers subject to this 96.40%------i. 64 Price Regulation No. 188, and for the regulation or order. A seller's license 96.30%------1.63 reasons set forth in the accompanying may be suspended for violation of the li­ 96.20%______1.62 cense or of one or more applicable price 96.10%------1.61 opinion, this Order No. G-18 is issued. 96%------i. 60 (a) What this order does. This Order schedules or regulations. A person 95.90% ------. ------1.55 No. G-18 establishes maximum prices for whose license is suspended may not, dur­ 95.80%______1.50 a lawn-sprinkler manufactured by D & S ing the period of suspension, make any 95.70%—------1.45 Manufacturing Company, 4454 South sale for which his license has been sus­ 95.60%______1.40 Lincoln Street, Englewood, Colorado, pended. 95.50%------1.35 when sold by the manufacturer to job­ (g) Right to revoke or amend. This order may be revoked, modified, or 2. Effective date. This Amendment bers or wholesalers, when sold by the - No. 3 shall become effective retroactively manufacturer, jobbers, or wholesalers to amended at any time by the Price Ad­ as of May 21, 1945. retailers, and when sold by any person ministrator or the Regional Adminis­ to ultimate consumers or users in this trator. Issued this 12th day of June 1945. Region VII. (h) Effective date. This Order No. G- (b) Authorized maximum prices. 18 shall become effective on the 8th day R ichard Y. B atterton, Upon and after the effective date of this of June 1945. Regional Administrator. Order No. G-18, the maximum prices for Issued this 8th day of June 1945. [F. R. Doc. 45-11104; Filed, June 22, 1945; the lawn sprinkler manufactured by D 4:37 p. m.] & S Manufacturing Company of 4454 R ichard Y. B atterton, South Lincoln Street, Englewood, Colo­ Regional Administrator. rado, in accordance with the specifica­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11074; Filed, June 22, 1945; . [Region VIII Order G -l Under SR 15, tions set forth in the application of said 4:28 p. m.J D & S Manufacturing Company on file Amdt. 8] in this Regional Office as a part of the F luid Milk in Baker, Oreg. record in this case, shall be as follows: [Region VII Order 248 Under MPR 188, An opinion accompanying this amend­ (1) When sold by tho manufacturer, Arndt. 3] f. o. b. shipping point, to a jobber ment has been issued simultaneously or a wholesaler (per dozen)______$10.50 Clark Quarries, Inc. herewith. (2) When sold by the manufacturer, Order No. G -l under § 1499.75 (a) (9) a Jobber, or a wholesaler, f. o. b. ADJUSTMENT OF MAXIMUM PRICES of Supplementary Regulation No. 15 to shipping point, to a retailer (per Pursuant to the Emergency Price Con­ the General Maximum Price Regulation, dozen)-______14.00 trol Act of 1942, as amended, the Stabili­ as amended, is amended in the follow­ (3) When sold by any seller to an zation Act of 1942, as amended, and para­ ing respects: ultimate consumer or user (each). 1.75 graph (d) of Order No. 248 issued by the 1. Paragraph (a) is hereby amended N o t e : The maximum prices authorized by Washington Office under Maximum Price by adding at the end thereof the fol­ the above paragraphs (1) and (2) are sub­ Regulation No. 188, and for the reasons lowing: ject to a discount of 2% for payment within set forth in the accompanying opinion, 10 days,from date of invoice. this Amendment No. 3 to said Order No. The City of Baker in the State of Oregon (c) Notice to be given purchasers for 248 is issued. resale. When the manufacturer or any Whole­ 1. Paragraph (b) (2) of Order No. 248 Quantity sale Retail other seller makes a first sale under this issued by the Washington Office under price price Order No. G-18 to a person who pur­ Maximum Price Regulation No. 188 is chases for resale, he must show upon the hereby amended to read as follows: Quart______$0.11 $0.13 invoice or on a separate slip or rider at­ Pint...... - ...... 06 .08 tached thereto the applicable portions (2) Clark Quarries, Inc„ Fort Collins, Half-pint______.035 .05 of the following provisions: Colorado. The maximum price for sugar By virtue of Order No. G-18 under Maxi­ rock testing not less than 96% calcium This amendment shall become effec­ mum Price Regulation No. 188, the OPA au­ carbonate, and not less than 3" diameter, tive June 17, 1945. thorized maximum prices for this lawn and not larger than will pass through a sprinkler are: 5" slot or grizzly, shall be $1.60 per ton, Issued this 12th day of June 1945. (1) When sold by the manufacturer, l.o. b. cars, Rex Siding, Colorado, subject F rank H. S loss, a Jobber, or a wholesaler, f. o. b. to adjustment as follows: Acting Regional Administrator. shipping point, to a retailer (per dozen)------$14.00 Sliding scale of prices for sugar rock testing [F. R. Doc. 45-11071; Filed, June 22, 1945; (2) When sold by any seller to an between 95.50 % and 99% calcium'carbonate 4:27 p. m.J ultimate consumer or user (each). 1.75 Calcium carbonate: Price (d) Applicability of other regulations. 99%______$1.*90 98.90%______1.89 The maximum prices established by this 98.80%______1.88 Order No. G-18 for sales by persons 98.70%______[Region VIII Order G-12 Under MPR 329, 1.87 Amdt. 10] other than the manufacturer supersede 98.60%______1.86 maximum prices fixed by the General 98.50%...... 1.85 F luid Milk in Baker, Oreg. Maximum Price Regulation or any other 98.40%______1.84 regulation for such sales. 98.30%______1.83 An opinion accompanying this amend­ (e) Geographical applicability. The 98.20%______1.82 ment has been issued simultaneously • 98.10%______1.81 herewith. maximum prices authorized by this Or­ 98%...... der No. G-18 are applicable only to sales 1.80 Order No. G-12 under Maximum Price 97.90%______1.79 Regulation No. 329 is amended in the fol­ made within this Region VII, which in­ 97.80%______1.78 lowing respects: cludes the States of New Mexico, Colo­ 97.70%______1.77 rado, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah, 97.60%______1.76 1. Paragraph (a) (1) is amended by and all that part of the State of Idaho 97.50%______1.75 adding at the end thereof the following: lying south of the southern boundary of 97.40%____ : ____ 1.74 Maximum price 97.30%...... 1.73 per pound butterfat Idaho-County, the County of Malheur 97.20% ...______1.72 City of Baker. . . . ------$o. 80 / section 3, the maximum base prices of tion No. 269, this revised order is hereby for Grade “A” Processed Poultry Items This amendment shall become effec­ and Grade “1” Live Poultry Items in tive June 17,1945. kosher-killed poultry in Mercer County issued. and the City of Camden in the State of Zone 1—(1) Description of Zone 1. Zone S ection 1 : What this order does. This 1 shall include: Issued this 12th day of June 1945. New Jersey; and the Counties of Dela­ order divides Region II into four zones, ware and Philadelphia in the Common­ a. The entire state of Delaware. P rank H . S lo ss, and in each zone, one specific dollar and b. The following counties of Maryland: Acting Regional Administrator. wealth of Pennsylvania, shall be as cent maximum base price is established Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Harford, follows: for each poultry item covered by Second Approved: June 11, 1945. Maximum base Kent, Queene Annes, St. Marys; Somer­ price (cents Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. set, Wicomico, Worcester, and Talbot. Type per pound) 269, except duck items. The base prices c. The entire state of New Jersey. P aul C. A dam s, established by this order are to be used Officer in Charge, Dairy & Poul­ Broilers and fryers------i ------36. 5 in determining maximum selling prices d. The following counties of New York; try Branch, Office of Market­ R o asters______36. 5 Bronx, Clinton, Columbia, Dutchess, Es­ Capons, lig h t------36. 5 instead of the base prices established by sex, Greene, Kings, Nassau, New York, ing Service, War Food Admin­ Second Revised Maximum Price Regula­ istration, Western Region. Capons, heavy______39.5 Orange, Putnam? Queens, Richmond, F o w l______3j2. 5 tion No. 269. All other provisions of that Rockland, Suffolk, Ulster, Warren, Wash­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11072; Filed, Ju n e 22, 1945; Stags and old roosters______28. 0 regulation continue in effect.

ington, and Westchester. REGISTER, FEDERAL 4:27 p. in.] Geese______31. 5 Turkeys, young______43. 5 S ec. 2. Where this order applies. e. The following counties of Pennsyl­ Turkeys, old______41.5 This order applies to the entire states of vania: Bucks, Delaware, Montgomery, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Northampton, and Philadelphia. 3. A new paragraph (h) is added to New York, the Commonwealth of Penn­ section 3 to read as follows: f (2) Maximum base prices for Grade {Region II Rev. Order G -l Under 2d RMPR sylvania, and the District of Columbia. “A” processed poultry items, except ducks, 269, Am dt. 1] (h) Regardless of the provisions of and Grade “1” live poultry items, except paragraphs (a), (b), (c), and (d) of this S ec. 3. Maximum base prices for poul­ P o ultry, E x c ept D u c k s, in N e w Y ork try items in Region 2—(a) Base Prices ducks, in Zone 1. R egion section 3, the maximum base prices of kosher-killed poultry in Allegheny [Prices are in cents per pound] For -the reasons stated in the accom­ County in the Commonwealth of Penn­ panying opinion and pursuant to the sylvania, shall be as follows: Food products Maximum base prices authority contained in Second Revised Maximum base Maximum Price Regulation No. 269 (2d price (cents Weight Zone 1 RMPR 269), Revised Order No. G -l un­ Type per pound)

der that regulation is amended as Broilers and fryers______36. 7 Kosher-kiUed, 1945 27, June Wednesday, follows: Roasters ______36. 7 Kosher-dress *d Frozen evis­ Type Live weight . cerated and Capons, light______36. 7 and dressed evis- drawn weight, kiUed Kosber- Drawn Kosher- dressed 1. A new paragraph (f) is added to Capons, heavy______39. 7 weight Dressed 1 1 cerated I I I Frozjen section 3 to read as follows: Fowl______32. 7 I Live Stags and old roosters______28.2 All ...... - Under 3)4...... Under 2)4___ 28.5 37.0 36.0 37.5 4H 54.9 (f) Regardless of the provisions of Geese______31. 7 AIL...... 3)4 and over.. 2)4 and over.. 28.5 37.0 36.0 37.5 45.8 51.8 37.0 36.0 37.5 45.8 51*8 paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d) of this Turkeys, young______43. 7 Under 4 )4___ 28.5 section 3, the maximum base prices of 5)4 and over . 4)4 and over.. 32.0 40.0 39.0 40.5 48.3 63.3 Turkeys, old______41. 7 All ...... All...... All...... 25.0 33.0 32.0 33. 5 41.3 46.3 kosher-killed poultry, except ducks, in Stags and old roosters___ All All...... All...... 21.0 28.5 27.5 29.0 35.3 40.3 the Counties of Bronx, Kings, New York, 4. Effective date. This amendment All All...... All...... 26.0 31.0 31.0 32.5 43.5 46.5 shall become effective on June 18, 1945. Young turkeys: Queens, Richmond and Westchester in All ...... All...... Under 13...... 35.3 44.0 43.0 44.5 52.7 55.7 the State of New York; and the Counties Issiied: June 16, 1945. All...... All...... 13 to 16)4 ____ 35.3 44.0 43.0 44.5 51.7 54.7 of Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, Pas­ All...... All...... 16)4 and over.. 35.3 44.0 43.0 44.5 50.7 53.7 D aniel P . W o olley, Old turkeys: saic, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth and A ll...... All...... Under 13...... 33.3 42.0. 41.0 42.5 50.2 53.2 Somerset in the State of New Jersey, Regional Administrator. AU...... All...... 13 to 16)4____ 33.3 42.0 41.0 42.5 49.2 52.2 All...... All...... 1634 and over.. 33.3 42.0 41.0 42.5 48.6 51.6 shall be as follows: [F. R. Doc. 45-11182; Filed, Ju n e 23, 1945; * * ♦ * * * 7835 Maximum, base- 4:45 p. m.] “Cut-up poultry”: 3(5. 7 price (cents 63.4 Type per pound) 63.4 Broilers and fryers------37.0 Portions of any poultry R o asters______- ______- 37. 0 item: Wing tips, back, neck Capons, light______- 37.0 {Region n Rev. Order G-l Under 2d RMPR 14.5 Capons, heavy______40.0 269] 71.3 Fowl______33.0 30.7 .... Stags and old roosters------,------28. 5 P oultry, E xcept D u c k s, in N e w Y ork Poultry fat: 55.3 Geese______32. 0 R egion Turkeys, young______44.0 Government inspected 60.3 Turkeys, old______42.0 For the reasons set forth in an opinion 74.8 issued simultaneously herewith and Government inspected 79.8 2. A new paragraph (g) is added to under the authority vested in the Re­ section 3 to read as follows: gional Administrator of the Office of i If the gizzard is not cleaned by removing the contents and lining, the maximum base price shall not exceed )4 of (g) Regardless of the provisions of Price Administration for Region n by the maximum base price’for gizzards listed in this table. paragraphs (a), (b), (c), and (d) of this Second Revised Maximum Price Regula­ (b) Base prices for Grade “A” proc- Oneida, Otsego, Renssalaer, St. Law­ land, Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Jefferson, Lycoming, McKean, Mifflin, 7836 cessed poultry items and Grade “1” live rence, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Onondaga, Ontario, Orleans, Oswego, MontoUr, Northumberland, Potter, Sny­ poultry' items in Zone 2—(1) Descrip­ and Sullivan. Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Tioga, Tomp­ der, Somerset, Sullivan, Tioga, and tion of Zone 2. Zone 2 shall include: d. The following counties of Pennsyl­ kins, Wayne, Wyoming, and Yates. Union. a. The District of Columbia. vania: Adams, Berks, Carbon, Chester, c. The following counties of Pennsyl­ (2) Maximum base prices for Grade b. The following counties of Maryland: Columbia, Cumberland, Dauphin, Frank­ vania: Bedford, Blair, Bradford, Cam­ “A” processed poultry items, except Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Car- lin, Juniata, Lackawanna, Lancaster, bria, Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clin­ ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, roll, Charles, Frederick, Howard, Mont­ Lebanon, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, ton, Elk, Fulton, Huntingdon, Indiana, except ducks, in Zone 3. gomery, Prince Georges, and Washing­ Perry, Pike, Schuylkill, Susquehanna, ton; and Baltimore City, Md. Wayne, Wyoming, and New York. [Prices are in cents per pound] c. The following counties of New York: (2) Maximum base prices for Grade Albany, Broome, Chenango, Delaware, “A” processed poultry items, except Food products Maximum base prices Franklin, Fulton, Jefferson, Lewis, Ham­ ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, ilton, Herkimer, Madison, -Montgomery, except ducks, in Zone 2. Weight Zone 3 V* [Prices are in cents per pound] Kosher-killed, Frozen evis­ d 9 i "d

Na.ES.ij REGISTER, FEDERAL Type Live weight Kosher-dressed cerated and CD te g >■ as Food products and dressed > CÖ?H £ ® fe

Maximum base prices drawn weight killed Dressed Kosher- weight 2 Kosher- dressed Q Weight Zone 2 Broilers and fryers...... All...... 28.3 36.8 35.8 37.3 47.7 54.7 Roasters...______All . 3H and over.. 2U and over.. 28.3 36.8 35.8 37.3 45.6 51.6 Capons, light...... Kosher-killed, *0 CD •S§O <3? MCÔ s i s A ll...... All...... 24.8 32.8 31.8 33.3 41.1 46.1 weight drawn weight h 8 Stags and old roosters___ All...... All...... All... 20.8 28.3 27.3 28.8 35.1 40.1 3 A w3 A Geese...... AIL...... All . All . 25.8 30.8 30.8 32.3 43.3 46.3 Young turkeys: Broilers and fryers.. __ All______23.4 36.9 35.9 37.4 47.8 54.8 Light...... All...... All...... Under 13__ 35.1 43.8 42.8 44.3 52.5 55.5 Roasters______All...... 3]4 and over... 2\4 and over.. 28.4 36.9 35.9 37.4 45.7 51.7 Medium...... All...... All...... 13 to 16H — 35.1 43.8 42.8 44.3 51.5 54.5 Capons, light______Under 6_____ 28.4 36.9 35.9 37.4 45.7 51.7 Heavy..______All...... All .. and over. 35.1 43.8 42.8 44.3 50.5 53.5 Capons, heavv ... . 514 and over.. 414 and over . 31.9 39.9 38.9 40.4 48.2 53.2 Old turkeys: Fow L.l.__ l___- .. All...... All.. . All. 24.9 32.9 31.9 33.4 41.2 46.2 Light...... V... All...... All...... 33.1 41.8 40.8 42.3 50.0 53.0 Stags and old roosters___ All...... All...... An, 20.9 28.4 27.4 28.9 35.2 40.2 Medium...... All...... All...... 13 to 16U...... 33.1 41.8 40.8 42.3 49.0 52.0 Geese...... •.______All...... All...... All.. 25.9 30.9 30.9 32.4 43.4 46.4 Heavy...... All...... All... 16H and over. 33.1 41.8 40.8 42.3 48.4 51.4 Young turkeys: * * * * * * * * Lierht All All 35.2 43.9 .42.9 “Cut-up poultry:” ■ 1945 27, June Wednesday, 44.4 52.6 55.6 Wings______30.5 Medium______All.. All__ 13 to 16]4 35.2 43.9 42.9 44.4 51.6 54.6 1 Heavy..______All...... AIL. 16]4 and over. 35.2 43.9 42.9 44.4 50.6 Legs...... 63.2 Old turkeys: 53.6 Breast...... 63.2 Light______All.. All...... 33.2 .41.9 40.9 42.4 50.1 53.1 Portions of any poultry Medium____ . ... All___ All...... 13 to 16>4 33.2 41.9 40.9 42.4 49.1 52.1 item: Heavy...______All...... All.. 16)4 and over.. 33.2 41.9 40.9 Wing tips, back, neck or * * • * * * * * 42.4 48.54 51.5 14.3 ‘‘Cut-up poultry”: Liver...... 71.1 Wings______30.6 30.5 Legs...... 63.3 Poultry fat: Breast...... 63.3 55.1 Portions of any poultry Government inspected items: raw poultry fat .. 60.1 Wing tips, back, neck or , 74.6 skin______14.4 Government inspected Liver______71.2 rendered poultry fat... 79.6 Gizzard 1 or heart_____ 30.6 Poultry fat: Raw poultry fat...... 55.2 1 If the gizzard is not cleaned by removing the contents and lining, the maximum base price shall not exceed J4 of the Government inspected ipaxlmum base price gizzards listed in this table. raw poultry fat.____ 60.2 Rendered poultry fat__ 74.7 (d) Base prices for Grade “A” proc­ Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Government inspected rendered poultry fat.. 79.7 essed poultry items and Grade “1” live Forest,, Greene, Lawrence, Mercer, Ven­ poultry items in Zone 4—(1) Description ango, Warren, Washington, and West­ 1 If the gizzard is not cleaned by removing the contents and lining, the maximum base price shall not exceed 14 of of Zone 4. Zone 4 shall include: the maximum base price for gizzards listed in this table. a. The following counties of New York: moreland. (2) Maximum base prices for Grade (c) Base prices for Grade “A” proc­ a. The following counties of Mary­ Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, and essed poultry items and Grade “1” live land: Allegany and Garrett. Niagara. “A” processed poultry items, except poultry items in Zone 3— ( 1 ) Description b. The following counties of New b. The following counties of Pennsyl- ducks, and Grade “1” live poultry items, of Zone 3. Zone 3 shall include: York: Allegany, Cayuga, Chemung, Cort­ vania: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, except ducks, in Zone 4. FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7837

[Prices are in cents per pound] (c) Maximum prices. The maximum prices which any seller subject to this or­ Food products Maximum base prices der may charge for the following mate­ rials when sold on an installed basis are Weight ' Zone 4 established, as follows: mm Maximum price per square of Kosher-killed, Frozen evis-. 100 square feet Kosher-dressed installed Type Live weight cerated and evis- and dressed dressed drawn weight killed 210 lb. 12” (3 tab) asphalt strip Kosher- Kosher- Dressed weight Live 1 1 Drawn I I Frozen ! cerated I 1 1 sh ingles------$10. 25 210 lb. thickbutt asphalt strip shin­ All ______Under QA___ Under 2A...... 28.2 36.7 35.7 37.2 47.6 54.6 gles ------10.25 All______V/i and over... 2lA and over... 28.2 36.7 35.7 37.2 45.5 61.5 Under 5A___ Under iA ...... 28.2 36.7 35.7 37.2 45. 5 51.5 167 lb. 11%" hexagon asphalt strip 6 and over..... 5H'and over... 4!^ and over... 31.7 39.7 38.7 40.2 48 0 53.0 shin gles____ - ______- 9. 50 All ...... All...... All...... 24.7 32.7 31.7 33.2 41.0 46.0 90 lb. composition roll roofing, min­ Stags and old roosters__- All All...... All...... 29.7 28.2 27.2 28.7 35.0 40.0 All ...... All...... All...... 25.7 30.7 30.7 32.2 43.2 46.2 eral surface______5. 50 Young turkeys: All ...... All...... Under 13...... 35.0 43.7 42.7 44.2 52.4 55.4 The above prices cover installed sales All ...... All...... 13 to 16H-...... 35.0 43.7 42.7 44.2 51.4. 54.4 of these materials applied according to All...... All...... l&A and over.. 35.0 43T7 42.7 44.2 50.4 53.4 the manufacturer’s specifications and Old turkeys: All ...... All...... Under 13...... 33.0 41.7 40.7 42.2 49.9 52.9 include weather strip along eaves and All ...... All...... 13 to 16A...... 33.0 41.7 40.7 42.2 48.9 51.9 All...... 16V£ and over.. 33.0 41.7 40.7 42.2 48.3 51.3 gables, metal flashing around chimneys I ca\ y # * AH...... * * *** and vents, and Boston type hips and “Cut-up poultry:” 30.4 ridges. Wings------63.1 (d) Permitted additions. There may 63.1 be added to the maximum prices set Portions of any poultry - forth in paragraph (c) above, the fol­ item: - lowing : Wing tips, back, neck 14; 2 71.0 (1) An amount not to exceed 75tf per Liver..-- , 30.4 square if the pitch of the roof is as much Poultry fat: 55.0 as or more than a rise measured verti­ Government inspected cally of two feet in each three feet of 60.0 horizontal dimension. 74.5 (2) An amount not to exceed 75^ per Government inspected 79.5 square for any job requiring less than ' five squares of roofing material. i If the gizzard is not cleaned by removing the contents and lining, the maximum base price shall not exceed A of the (3) An additional charge may be made maximum base price for gizzards listed in this table. for any construction work performed in Amendment No. 14 to Order No. G -l connection with the sale of installed (e) Base prices for Grades “B” and roofing such as the removal of old wood­ “C” .processed poultry items and Grade under General Order No. 50 is corrected “2” live poultry items. The maximum in the following respect: en shingles, the installation of new In Column 3 the words “Minimum sheathing, metal valleys, gable ends and base prices established by this section other operations which are not a part of are for “Grade “A” processed poultry Price Per Bottle” are corrected to read “Maximum Price Per Bottle”. the installation of the materials subject items and Grade “1” live poultry items. to this order. The maximum price for The maximum base prices for lower This correction shall become effective such additional construction work must grades, and for poultry items which as of April 18, 1945. be priced in accordance with the provi­ would otherwise be eligible for Grade Issued this 15th day of June 1945. sions of Revised Maximum Price Regu­ “A” or Grade “1” base prices excfept for lation No. 251 and the charge so com­ the provisions of Second Revised Maxi­ Sam J. Watkins, puted shall be shown separately on the mum Price Regulation No. 269, shall be District Director. customer’s invoice. determined by deductions from the base [F. R. Doc. 45-11181; Filed, June'23, 1945; (e) Quoting a guaranteed price. A prices established by this revised order 4:44 p.tn.] seller may offer to sell a roofing job cov­ as required in Second Revised Maximum ered by this order on the basis of a guar­ Price Regulation No. 269. anteed price, the seller agreeing to S ec. 4. Effective date. This order [Region V Order G-4 Under RMFR 251] charge a fixed amount: Provided, how­ ever, That such guaranteed price must shall become effective at 12:01 a. m. on R oofing in D allas County, T ex. May 21, 1945. not be higher than the maximum price For the reasons set forth in the opinion figured in accordance with the pricing (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law* issued simultaneously herewith and pur­ methods and requirements of this order. 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 P.R. 7871; suant to the authority vested in the Re­ Upon completion of the contract and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) gional Administrator of Region V of the before final payment, if requested by the Issued this 19th day of May 1945. Office of Price Administration by section purchaser, the seller must furnish the 9 of Revised Maximum Price Regulation purchaser with an itemized statement . D aniel P. W oolley, No. 251, it is ordered: showing the number of square feet and Regional Administrator. (a) What this order does. This order the weight, type, and unit price of each [F. R. Doc. 45-11183; Filed, June 23, 1945; establishes maximum prices for the sale category of roofing and an explanation 4:45 p. m.] of certain specified roofing when sold on of the-amount for incidental work. an installed basis in Dallas County, Tex. (f) Notification to purchaser. Every (b) Relationship of this order to Re­ person making sales subject to this order I * vised Maximum Price Regulation No. shall certify on his invoice or sales tag [Birmingha'm Order G -l Under Gen. Order 251. Sellers subject to this order may that the price charged does not exceed 50, Corr. to Amdt. 14J not use the pricing provisions set forth the price permitted by this Order No. in section 6,7 and 8 of Revised Maximum G -l under Revised Maximum Price Reg­ Malt and Cereal B everages in J efferson Price Regulation No. 251. Except where ulation No. 251. County, Ala. the provisions of this order are incon­ (g) Application by sellers fpr unit Correction to Amendment No. 14 to sistent therewith, the other provisions prices on certain combination sales. For Order No. G-l under General Order No. of Revised Maximum Price Regulation any combination or type of installed 50. Maximum Prices for Malt and Cereal No. 251 shall remain in full force and roofing materials which cannot be priced Beverages in Jefferson County, Alabama; effect with respect to the sales of In­ according to the above schedule of spe­ Docket No.: 41a-DG-100-50-14. stalled roofing covered by this order. cific prices and permitted increases, a 7838 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

price may be determined in accordance R egion in Green Bay Order 4-F, Amendment 18, cov­ with the provisions of section 6 (a) of Columbus Order 8-F,‘Amendment 25, cov­ ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Revised Maximum Price Regulation No. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Franklin areas in Wisconsin. Filed 10:20 a. m. 251, if possible, or an application for County, Ohio. Filed 10:13 a. m. Green Bay Order 5-F, Amendment 18, cov­ determination of a price may be made Grand Rapids Order 13-W, Amendment 1, ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain in writing to the Office of Price Admin­ covering dry groceries in the Grand Rapids® » areas in Wisconsin. Filed 10:20 a. m. Area. Filed 10:23 a. m. Green Bay Order 6-F, Amendment 18, cov­ istration, Dallas District Office. The Re­ ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Florence, gional Administrator will authorize a R egion IV Forest and Marinette. Filed 10:19 a. m. pricing method either by letter or by Jackson Order 4-F, Amendment 35, cover­ La Crosse Order 1-F, Amendment 75, cover­ amendment to this order. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain (h) Evasion. Any practice or device areas in Mississippi. Filed 10:13 a. m. cities in Wisconsin and Winona, Minnesota. which results in a higher price to the Jacksonville Orde¿ 9-F, Amendment 27, Filed 10:19 a. m. purchaser than is permitted by this covering fresh fruits and vegetables in La Crosse Order 3-F, Amendment; 70, cov­ Jacksonville, Florida. Filed 10:13 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Eau Claire Order No. G -l is as much a violation as and Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Filed 10:19 an outright over-ceiling charge and sub­ Memphis Order 6-F, Amendment 34, cover­ ing fresh fruits and vegetables in Memphis a. m. jects the seller to the penalties provided and Shelby, Tennessee. Filed 10:13 a. m. La Crosse Order 5-F, Amendment 69, cov­ by section 16 of Revised Maximum Price Memphis Order 7-F, Amendment 12, cover­ ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Roches­ Regulation No. 251. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain ter, Minnesota. Filed 10:19 a. m. areas in Tennessee. Filed 10:12 a. m. Milwaukee Order 31, Amendment 8, cov­ This order may be revised, amended, Montgomery Order 20-F, Amendment 29, ering dry groceries. Filed 10:18 a. m. or revoked by the Price Administrator covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Mo­ Peoria Order 7—F, Amendment 10, covering at any time. bile County. Filed 10:12 a. m. fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas in Illinois. Filed 10:17 a. m. This Order No. G -l shall become effec­ Montgomery Order 21-F, Amendment 34, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Peoria Order 8-F, Amendment 10, covering tive on the 15th day of June 1945. Montgomery County. Filed 10:12 a. m. fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas (56 Stat. 23, 765; 57 Stat. 566; Pub. Law Montgomery Order 22-F, Amendment 35, in Illinois. Filed 10:17 a. m. 383, 78th Cong.; E.O. 9250, 7 F.R. 7871; covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Hous­ Peoria Order 9-F, Amendment 10, covering ton County. Filed 10:12 a. m. fresh fruits and vegetables in certain areas and E.O. 9328, 8 F.R. 4681) Montgomery Order 24-F, Amendment 32, in Illinois. Filed 10:17 a. m. Issued at Dallas, Texas, this 9th day covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Dallas Peoria Order 9-F, Amendment 10, cover- of June 1945. County. Filed 10:12 a. m. Wig*fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Nashville Order 11-F, Amendment 9, cover­ areas in Illinois. Filed 10:17 a. m. C. B. Braun, ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Peoria Order 10-F, Amendment 10, cover­ Acting Regional'Administrator. areas in Tennessee. Filed 10:12 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Nashville Order 11-F, Amendment Í0, cov­ areas in Illinois. Filed 10:18 a-m- [F. R. Doc. 45-11184; Filed, June 23, 1945; ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Sioux City Order 2-F, Amendment 76, 4:46 p. m.] counties in Tennessee. Filed 10:11 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Sioux Nashville Order 11-F, Amendment 11, cov­ City, Iowa and S. Sioux City, Nebraska. Filed ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain 10:18 a.m. counties in Tennessee. Filed 10:11 a. m. Sioux City Order 3-F, Amendment 19, Nashville Order 12-F, Amendment 26, cov­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain tain areas in Iowa, South Dakota and Ne­ List of Community Ceiling P rice Orders braska. Filed 10:17 a. m. counties in Tennessee. Filed 10:11 a. m. Siouk City Order 4-F, Amendment 19, cov­ The following orders under Rev. Gen­ Nashville Order 11-F, Amendment 13, cov­ ering fresh fruits and vege'tables in certain eral Order 51 were filed with the Division ering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain counties in Nebraska. Filed 10:17 a. m. of the Federal Register June 22, 1945. counties in Tennessee. Filed 10:11 a. m. Twin Cities Order 1-F, Amendment 20, R egion V covering fresh fruits and vegetables in St. R egion I Dallas Order 2-C, Amendment 3, covering Paul and Minneapolis. Filed 10:16 a.m. - Boston Order 1-0, Amendment 2, covering poultry. Filed 10:22 a. m. R egion V H eggs in certain areas in Massachusetts. Filed Fort Worth Order 7-F, Amendment 12, cov­ 10:23 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Tarrant Cheyenne Order 6-F, Amendment 6, cover­ Connecticut Order 2-W, Amendment 9, cov­ County, Texas. Filed 10:22 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Casper ering dry groceries in the state of Connecti­ Fort Worth Order 8-F, Amendment 12, cov­ Area. Filed 10:16 a.m. cut. Filed 10:14 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Taylor Cheyenne Order 7-F, Amendment 6, cover­ Connecticut Order 2-W, Amendment 10, County, Texas. Filed 10:22 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Chey­ covering dry groceries in the state of Con­ Fort Worth Order 9-F, Amendment 12, cov­ enne Area. Filed 10:16 a.m. necticut. Filed 10:14 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Tom Cheyenne Order 8-F, Amendment 6, cover­ Connecticut Order 5-F, Amendment 6, cov­ Green County, Texas. Filed 10:22 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Laramie ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Water - Fort Worth Order 10-F, Amendment 12, Area. Filed 10:15 a. m. bury and Watertown. Filed 10:11 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Mc­ Cheyenne Order 9—F, Amendment. 5, cover­ Connecticut Order 6-F, Amendment 6, cov­ Lennan County, Texas. Filed 10:22 a. m. ing fresh fruits and vegetables in the Rock ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the Hart­ Fort Worth Order 11-F, Amendment 12, Springs Area, Filed 10:15 a.m. ford Area. Filed 10:15 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Wich­ Cheyenne Order 10-F, Amendment 6, Connecticut Order 7-F, Amendment 5, cov­ ita County, Texas. Filed 10:21 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in the ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the New Little Rock Order 2-F, Amendment 61, cov­ Sheridan Area. Filed 10:16 a.m. Haven Area. Filed 10:15 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Pulaski Copies of any of these orders may be Connecticut Order 8-F, Amendment 6, cov­ County, Arkansas. Filed 10:21 a. m. obtained from the OPA Office in the ering fresh fruits and vegetables in the Little Rock Order 5-F, Amendment 52, Bridgeport Area. Filed 10:15 a. m. covering fresh fruits and vegetables in Gar­ designated city. New Hampshire Order 9-F, Amendment 6, land County, Arkansas. Filed 10:21 a. m. Ervin H. P ollack, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in certain Little Rock Order 8-F, Amendment 51, cov­ areas in New Hampshire. Filed 10:14 a. m. ering fresh fruits and vegetables in Sebas­ Secretary. Vermont Order 2-F, Amendment 5, cover­ tian and Crawford Counties, Arkansas. Filed [F. R. Doc. 45—11295; Filed, June 26, 1945; ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain 10:21 a. m. 11:35 a.m.] areas in Vermont. Filed 10:14 a. m. Lubbock Order 3-F, Amendment 59, cover­ Vermont Order 2-F, Amendment 6, cover­ ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain ing fresh fruits and vegetables in certain counties in Texas. Filed 10:21 a. m. areas in Vermont. Filed 10:14 a. m. R egion VI SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COM­ R egion U Des Moines Order 1-F, Amendment 68, MISSION. District of Columbia Order 5-F, Amend­ covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ ment 13, covering fresh fruits and vege­ tain areas in Iowa. Filed 10:20 a. m. [File No.'70-1089] Des Moines Order 8-F, Amendment 16, tables in certain areas in Region II. Filed covering fresh fruits and vegetables in cer­ J ohn H. Ware, 3d 10:13 a. m. tain counties in Iowa. Filed 10:20 a. m. ORDER GRANTING APPLICATION Wilmington Order 3-0, covering eggs in Duluth-Superior Order 1-F, Amendment the entire state of Delaware. Filed 10:13 74, covering fresh fruits and vegetables in At a regular session of the Securities a. m. certain areas in Minnesota. Filed 10:23 a. m. and Exchange Commission, held at its FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7839 office in the City of Philadelphia, Penn­ The Commission having instituted Buffalo (N. Y.) District sylvania, on the 21st day of June 1945. proceedings under section 15 (b) of the The following counties in the State of John H. Ware, 3d (Ware), has filed an Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to de­ New York:« termine whether the registration of Low­ application pursuant to the Public Utility Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Cayuga, Holding Company Act of 1935 and the ell Niebuhr & Co., Inc. as a broker and Chautauqua, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, rules and regulations promulgated dealer should be revoked; Erie, Genesee, Jefferson, Lewis, Livingston, thereunder, and particularly section 10 , Hearings having been held after ap­ Madison, Monroe, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, of the act, regarding the acquisition by propriate notice, and said respondent Ontario, Orleans, Oswego, Schuyler, Seneca, Ware for cash of all the stock of two having moved for permission to with­ Steuben, Tioga, Tompkins, Wayne, Wyoming, newly formed Pennsylvania companies, draw its registration and for dismissal of Yates. namely, Hamburg Gas & Fuel Company the proceeding; The following counties in the State of (Hamburg) and Pen Argyl Gas Com­ The Commission having reopened^the Pennsylvania: pany (Pen Argyl), such stock consisting hearings to receive evidence on said mo­ tion and having issued its findings and Bradford, Crawford, Erie, McKean, Potter, of a maximum of 300 and 600 shares, Tioga, Warren. respectively, of common stock of the par opinion herein, value of $50 per share. Such companies It is ordered, That withdrawal of re­ Cedar Rapids {Iowa) District will then acquire certain gas utility spondent’s registration be and hereby is permitted to become effective forthwith, The following counties in the State of •assets from Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Illinois: Company (Allentown), a subsidiary of»' and that the proceeding under section 15 The United Gas Improvement Company, (b) of the act be and hereby is discon­ Carroll, Jo Daviess, Rock Island, Whiteside. tinued without prejudice to the Com­ a registered holding company, as follows: mission’s consideration of the facts found The following counties in the State of Hamburg will acquire the gas utility herein regarding the conduct of Lowell Iowa: assets of Allentown located in the Borough Niebuhr individually in the event such Allamakee, Appanoose, Benton, Black of Hamburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania, facts becopie material in any future pro­ Hawk, Boone, Bremer, Buchanan, Butler, and vicinity, for a basic sales price of ceeding. Cedar, Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, Clarke, Clay­ $9,000,000. ton, Clinton, Dallas, Davis, Decatur, Delaware, Pen Argyl will acquire from Allentown the By £he Commission. Des Moines, Dubuque, Fayette, Floyd, Frank­ gas utility assets located in the Borough of lin, Grundy, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardin, Pen Argyl, Northampton County, Pennsyl­ [seal] N ellye A. T horsen, Henry, Howard, Humboldt, Iowa, Jackson, vania, and vicinity, for a ’basic sales price of Assistant to the Secretary. Jasper, Jefferson, Johnson, Jones, Keokuk, $22,500.00. [F. R. Doc. 45-11280; Filed, June 26, 1945; Kossuth, Lee, Linn, Louisa, Lucas, Madison, In each case an additional amount 9:37 a. m.] Mahaska, Marion, Marshall, Mitchell, Monroe, will be paid Allentown on account of Muscatine, Polk, Poweshiek, Ringgold, Scott, certain tools, equipment, materials, sup­ Story, Tama, Union, Van Buren, Wapello, plies and accounts receivable. Warren, Washington, Wayne, Webster, Win­ Said application having been filed on nebago, Winneshiek, Worth, Wright. the 22d day of May, 1945, and notice of WAR FOOD ADMINISTRATION. Chicago (III.) District said filing having been given in the form and manner prescribed by Rule U-23 Office of Marketing Services. The following counties in the State of under said act, and the Commission not D esignation of D istricts and H eadquar­ Illinois: having received a request for hearing ters T hereof for th e P urposes of Ad­ Boone, Cook, De Kalb, Du Page, Grundy, with respect to said application within ministration of th e U nited S tates Iroquois, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, La G rain S tandards A ct Salle, Lee, McHenry, Ogle, Stephenson, Will, the period specified in such notice, or Winnebago. otherwise, and not having ordered a The order (3 F.R. 1151) effective June hearing thereon; and 1, 1938, designating districts and head­ The following counties in the State of The Commission finding that the re­ quarters for the purposes of the admin­ Indiana: quirements of section 10 of the act are istration of the United States Grain Adams, Allen, Benton, Carroll, Cass, De satisfied and observing no basis for ad­ Standards Act of August 11, 1916, as Kalb, Elkhart, Fulton, Huntington, Jasper, verse findings thereunder, and deeming amended (7 U.S.C. 71-87) under the au­ Kosciusko, La Grange, Lake, La Porte, Mar­ it appropriate in the public interest and thority of section 26.3 of the regulations shall, Miami, Newton, Noble, Porter, Pulaski, in the interests of investors and consum­ St. Joseph, Starke, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, promulgated thereunder (7 C.F.R., Cum. White, Whitley. ers to grant said application; Supp., Part 26) is hereby amended as It is hereby ordered, That pursuant follows: Cincinnati (Ohio) District to said Rule U-23 and the applicable pro­ The office of the Grain Products visions of said act and subject to the The following counties in the State of Branch located in the city indicated Indiana: terms and conditions prescribed in Rule below in the name of the district is desig­ U-24, that the aforesaid application be, Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, Switzer­ nated as the headquarters of such dis­ land, Union. and hereby is, granted forthwith. trict. By the Commission. Baltimore (Md.) District The following counties in the State of Kentucky: [ seal] N ellye A. T horsen, The District of Columbia; the entire Assistant to the Secretary. Bath, Boone, Bourbon, Boyd, Bracken, States of Maryland, North Carolina, Breathitt, Campbell, Carter, Clark, Ellid>tt,! [F. R. Doc. 45-11279; Filed, June 26, 1945; South Carolina and Virginia; and the Estill, Fleming, Floyd, Grant, Greenup, Har­ 9:36 a. m.J following counties in the State of West lan, Harrison, Johnson, Kenton, Knott, Law* Virginia: rence, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Lewis, Magoffin, Barbour, Berkeley, Braxton, Doddridge, Martin, Mason, Menifee, Montgomery, Mor­ -Gilmer, Grant, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hardy, gan, Nicholas, Pendleton, Perry, Pike, PoWell, L ow ell N iebu h r & Co., I nc. Harrison, Jefferson, Lewis, Marion, Mineral, Robertson, Rowan, Wolfe. ORDER PERMITTING WITHDRAWAL OF REGIS­ Monongalia, Monroe, Morgan, Pendleton, TRATION AND DISCONTINUING PROCEED­ Pocahontas, Preston, Randolph, Ritchie, Tay­ The following counties in the State of lor, Tucker, Tyler, Upshur, Webster, Wetzel. ING Ohio: At a regular session of the Securities Boston (Mass.) District Adams, Athens, Belmont, Brown, Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Darke,- and Exchange Commission, held at its The entire States of Maine, Massachu­ Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Gallia,^ office in the City of Philadelphia, Pa., on setts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Greene, Guernsey, Hamilton, Highland, Hock* the 22d day of June, A. D. 1945. Vermont; and the following counties in ing, Jackson, Lawrence, Licking, Logan, Madi­ .In the matter of Lowell Niebuhr & the State of Connecticut: son, Meigs, Miami, Monroe, Montgomery, Co., Inc., 120 South LaSalle Street, Chi­ Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry, Pickaway, cago, Illinois. New London, Tolland, Windham. 7840 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

Pike, Preble, Ross, Scioto, Shelby, Union, Vin­ Moore, Morris, Motley, Navarro, Nolan, Christian, Clark,- Clay, Clinton, Cooper, Dade, ton, Warren, Washington. Ochiltree, Oldham, Palo Pinto, Panola, Dallas, Daviess, Douglas, Greene, Grundy, Parker, Parmer, Pecos, Potter, Presidio, Rains, Henry, Hickory, Howard, Howell, Jackson, The following counties in the State of Randall, Reagan, Red River, Reeves, Rob­ Jasper, Johnson, Knox, Laclede, Lafayette, West Virginia: erts, Rockwall, Runnels, Rusk, San Saba, Lawrence, Lewis,- Linn, Livingston, McDonald, Boone, Cabell, Calhoun, -Clay, Payette, Schleicher, Scurry, Shackleford, Sherman, Macon, Mercer, Moniteau, Morgan, Newton, Smith, Somervell, Stephens, Sterling, Stone­ Oregon, Ozark, Pettis, Platte, Polk, Putnam, Jackson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, wall, Sutton, Swisher, Tarrant, Taylor, Ter­ Mason, Mercer, Mingo, Nicholas, Pleasants, Randolph, Ray, St. Clair, Saline, Schuyler, rell, Terry, Throckmorton, Titus, Tom Green, Scotland, Shannon, Shelby, Stone, Sullivan, Putnam, Raleigh, Roane, Summers, Wayne, Upshur, Upton, Val Verde, Van Zandt, Ward, Taney, Texas, Vernon, Webster, Wright. Wirt, Wood, Wyoming. Wheeler, Wichita, Wilbarger, Winkler, Wise, Los Angeles (Calif.) District Denver (.Colo.) District Wood, Yoakum, Young. Galveston (Tex.) District The entire State of Arizona; the fol­ The entire State of Colorado. lowing counties in the State of Cali­ The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of fornia: Nebraska: Texas: Imperial, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Banner, Cheyenne, Deuel, Garden, Kimball, Angelina, Aransas, Atascosa, Austin, Ban­ Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Morrill, Scotts Bluff. dera, Bastrop, Bee, Bexar, Brazoria, Brazos, Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura. Brooks, Burleson, Caldwell, Calhoun, Cam­ The following counties in the State of eron, Chambers, Colorado, Comal, De Witt, j Louisville (Ky.) District New Mexico: Dimmit, Duval, Fayette, Fort Bend, Frio, Gal­ The following counties in the State of Bernalillo, Colfax, Harding, McKinley, veston, Goliad, Gonzales, Grimes, Guadalupe, Indiana: Mora, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, San Hardin, Harris, Hays, Hidalgo, Houston, Jack- Clark Crawford, Dubois, Floyd, Gibson, Miguel, Santa Fe, Taos, Union, Valencia. son, Jasper, Jefferson, Jim Hogg, Jim Walls, Karnes, Kendall, Kenedy, Kerr, Kinney, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, All counties in the State of Wyoming Kleberg, La Salle, Lavaca, Lee, Leon, Liberty, Orange, Perry, Pike, Posey, Scott, Spencer, with the exception of Lincoln, Teton, Live Oak, McMullen, Madison, Matagorda, Vanderburgh, Warrick, Washington. Uinta, and Yellowstone National Park. Maverick, Medina, Milam, Montgomery, Na­ . The-following counties in the State of cogdoches, Welton, Nueces, Orange, Polk, Kentucky: Duluth (Minn.) District Real, Refugio, Robertson, Sabine, San Au­ gustine, San Jacinto, San Patricio, Shelby, Adair, Allen, Anderson, Barren, Bell, Boyle, The following counties in the State of Starr, Travis, Trinity, Tyler, Uvalde, Victoria, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Butler, Carroll, Casey, Michigan: Walker, Waller, Washington, Webb, Whar­ Christian, Clay, Clinton, Cumberland, Daviess, Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Delta, Dickinson, ton, Willacy, WiUiamson, Wilson, Zapata, Edmonson, Fayette, Franklin, Gallatin, Gar­ Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Luce, Zavala. rard, Grayson, Green, Hancock, Hardin, Hart, Mackinac, Marquette, Menominee, Ontona­ Henderson, Henry, Hopkins, Jackson, Jeffer­ gon, Schoolcraft. Great Falls (Mont.) District son, Jessamine, Knox, Larue, Laurel, Lincoln, Logan, McCreary, McLean, Madison, Marion, The following counties in the State of All counties in the State of Montana, Meade, Mercer, Metcalfe, Monroe, Muhlen­ Minnesota: with the exception of Flathead, Granite, berg, Nelson, Ohio, Oldham, Owen, Owsley, Aitkin, Beltrami, Cqrlton, Cass, Clearwater, Lake, Lincoln, Mineral, Missoula, Powell, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell, Scott, Shelby, Cook, Crow Wing, Hubbard, Itasca, Kanabec, Ravalli and Sanders. Simpson, Spencer, Taylor,. Todd, Trigg, Trimble, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Web­ Kittson, Koochiching, Lake, Lake of the Indianapolis (Ind.) District Woods, Marshall, Mille Lacs, Pennington, ster, Whitley, Woodford. Pine, Polk, Red Lake, Roseau, St. Louis. The following counties in the State of Memphis (Tenn.) District Illinois: The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of Wisconsin: Clark, Edgar. Arkansas: Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett, Douglas, Iron, The following counties in the State of Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Chicot, Oneida, Price, Sawyer, Vilas, Washburn. Indiana: Clark, Clay, Cleburne, Cleveland, Columbia, Enid (Okla.) District Bartholomew, Blackford, Boone, Brown, Conway, Craighead, Crawford, Crittepden, Clay, Clinton, Daviess, Decatur, Delaware, Cross, Dallas, Desha, Drew, Faulkner, Frank­ The entire State of Oklahoma. Fayette, Fountain, Grant, Greene, Hamil­ lin, Garland, Grant, Greene, Hempstead, Hot Spring, Howard, Independence, Jackson, Jef­ Fort Worth (Tex.) District ton, Hancock, Hendricks, Henry, Howard, Jay, Johnson, Knox, Lawrence, Madison, ferson, Johnson, Lafayette, Lawrence, Lee, The following counties in the State of Marion, Martin, Monroe, Montgomery, Mor- ' Lincoln, Little River, Logan, Lonoke, Miller, New Mexico: gan, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Randolph, Rush, Mississippi, Monroe, Montgomery, Nevada, Shelby, Sullivan, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Ver­ Ouachita, Perry, Phillips, Pike, Poinsett, Polk, Catron, Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Dona Ana, milion, Vigo, Warren, Wayne. Pope, Prairie, Pulaski, Randolph, St. Francis, Eddy, Grant, Guadalupe, Hidalgo, Lea, Lin­ Saline, Scott, Sebastian, Sevier, Union, Van coln, Luna, Otero, Quay, Roosevelt, Sierra, Kansas City (Mo.) District Buren, White, Woodruff, Yell. Socorro, Torrance. The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of Arkansas: Mississippi: Texas: Baxter, Benton, Boone, Carroll, Fulton, Alcorn, Attala, Benton, Bolivar, Calhoun, Anderson, Andrews, Archer, Armstrong, Izard, Madison, Marion, Newton, Searcy, Carroll, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Clay, Coahoma, Bailey, Baylor, Bell, Blanco, Borden, Bosque, Sharp, Stone, Washington. De Soto, Grenada, Holmes, Humphreys, Ita­ Bowie, Brewster, Briscoe, Brown, Burnet, Cal­ wamba, Lafayette, Lee, Leflore, Lowndes, Mar­ lahan, Camp, Carson, Cass, Castro, Cherokee, The following counties in the State of shall, Monroe, Montgomery, Noxubee, Oktib­ Childress, Clay, Cochran, Coke, Coleman, Col­ Kansas: beha, Panola, Pontotoc, Prentiss, Quitman, lin, Collingsworth, Comanche, Concho, Cooke, Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Cherokee, Sunflower, Tallahatchie, Tate, Tippah, Tisho­ Coryell, Cottle, Crane, Crockett, Crosby, Cul­ Cheyenne, Clay, Cloud, Coffey, Crawford, mingo, Tunica, Union, Washington, Webster, berson, Dallam, Dallas, Dawson, Deaf Smith, Decatur, Dickinson, Douglas, Ellis, Ells­ Winston, Yalobusha. Delta, Denton, Dickens, Donley, Eastland, worth, Franklin, Geary, Gove, Graham, Jack- Ector, Edwards, Ellis, El Paso, Erath, Falls, son, Jefferson, Jewell, Johnson, Labette, The following counties in the State of Fannin, Fisher, Floyd, Foard, Franklin, Free­ Leavenworth, Lincoln, Linn, Logan, Lyon, Tennessee: t stone,- Gaines, Garza, Gillespie, Glasscock, Marshall, Miami, Mitchell, Montgomery, Benton, Carroll, Chester, Crockett, Decatur, Gray, Grayson, Gregg, Hale, Hall, Hamilton, Morris, Nemaha, Neosho, Norton, Osage, Os-? Dyer, Fayette, Gibson, Hardeman, Hardin, Hansford, Hardeman, Harrison, Hartley, Has­ borne, Ottawa, Phillips, Pottawatomie, Haywood, Henderson, Henry, Lake, Lauder­ kell, Hemphill, Henderson, Hill, Hockley, Rawlins-, Republic, Riley, Rooks, Russell, Sa­ dale, McNairy, Madison, Obion, Shelby, Tip- line, Shawnee, Sheridan, Sherman, Smith, ton, Weakley. Hood, Hopkins, Howard, Hudspeth, Hunt, Thomas, Trego, Wabaunsee, Wallace, Wash­ Hutchinson, Irion, Jack, Jeff Davis, Johnson, ington, Wilson, Woodson, Wyandotte. Milwaukee (Wis.) District Jones, Kaufman, Kent, Kimble, King, Knox, Lamar, Lamb, Lampasas, Limestone, Lips­ The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of comb, Llano, Loving, Lubbock, Lynn, Mc­ Missouri: Wisconsin: Culloch, McLennan, Marion, Martin, Mason, Adair, Barry, Barton, Bates, Benton, Cald­ Adams, Brown, Calumet, Columbia, Craw­ Menard, Midland, Mills, Mitchell, Montague, well, Camden, Carfoll, Cass, Cedar, Chariton, ford, Dane, Dodge, Door, Florence, Fond du FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945 7841

Lac, Forest, Grant, Green, Green Lake, Iowa, New York (N. Y.) District Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Jefferson, Juneau, Kenosha, Kewaunee, La­ Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean, Salem. fayette, Langlade, Lincoln, Manitowoc, Mara­ , All counties in the State of Connecticut thon, Marinette, Marquette, Milwaukee, with the exception of New London, Tol­ The following counties in the State Oconto, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Portage, Racine, land, and Windham; the following coun­ of Pennsylvania: Richland, Rock, Sauk, Shawano, Sheboygan, ties in the State of New Jersey: Adams, Armstrong, Bedford, Berks, Blair, Vernon, Walworth, Washington, Waukesha, Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Bucks, Cambria, Cameron, Carbon, Center, Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, Wood. Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somer­ Chester, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Colum­ set, Sussex, Union, Warren. bia, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Elk, Minneapolis (Minn.) District Fayette, Forest, Franklin, Fulton, Hunting­ The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of don, Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lancaster, New York: Lebanon; Lehigh, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mifflin, Minnesota: Montgomery, Montour, Northumberland, Anoka, Becker, Benton, Big Stone, Blue Albany, Bronx, Clinton, Columbia, Dela­ Perry, Philadelphia, Schuylkill, Snyder, Som­ Earth, Brown, Carver, Chippewa, Chisago, ware, Dutchess, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, erset, Sullivan, Union, Westmoreland, York. Clay, Cottonwood, Dakota, Dodge, Douglas, Greene, Hamilton, Herkimer, Kings, Mont­ Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, gomery, Nassau, New York, Orange, Otsego, Portland (Oreg.) District Grant, Hennepin, Houston, Isanti, Jackson, Putnam, Queens, Rensselaer, Richmond, Kandiyohi, Lac qui Parle, Le Sueur, Lincoln, Rockland, St. Lawrence, Saratoga, Schenec­ The entire State of Oregon; the fol­ Lyon, McLeod, Mahnomen, Martin, Meeker, tady, Schoharie, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster, lowing counties in the State of Washing­ Morrison, Mower, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Warden, Washington, Westchester. ton: Norman, Olmsted, Otter Tail, Pipestone/ Pope, Ramsey, Redwood, Renville, Rice, Rock, The following counties in the State of Asotin, Benton, Clark, Columbia, Cowlitz, Pennsylvania: Franklin, Garfield, Klickitat, Skamania, Wah­ Scott, Sherburne, Sibley, Stearns, Steele, kiakum, Walla Walla. Stevens, Swift, Todd, Traverse, Wabasha, ■ Lackawanpa, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, Wadena, Waseca, Washington, Watonwan, Susquehanna, Wayne, Wyoming. St. Joseph (Mo.) District Wilkin, Winona, Wright, Yellow Medicine. Ogden (Utah) District The following counties in thè State of The entire State of North Dakota; the following counties in the State of South The entire State of Utah; the follow­ Kansas: ' Dakota: ing counties in the State of Idaho: Atchison, Brown, Doniphan. Armstrong, Brown, Campbell, Clark, Cod­ Ada, Adams, Bannock, Bear Lake, Bing­ The following counties in the State of ington, Corson, Day, Deuel, Dewey, Edmunds, ham, Blaine, Boise, Bonneville, Butte, Camas, Missouri: Faulk, Grant, Hamlin, Harding, McPherson, Canyon, Caribou, Cassia, Clark, Custer, El­ more, Franklin, Fremont, Gem, Gooding, Jef­ Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, De Kalb, Marshall, Perkins, Potter, Roberts, Spink, Gentry; Harrison, Holt, Nodaway, North. Walworth, Ziebach. ferson, Jerome, Lemhi, Lincoln, Madison, Minidoka, Oneida, Owyhee, Payette, Power, The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of Teton, Twin 'Falls, Valley, Washington. Nebraska: Wisconsin: . The following counties in the State of Johnson, Nemaha, Pawnee, Richardson. Barron, Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Wyoming: Eau Claire, Jackson, La Crosse, Monroe, Lincoln, Teton, Uinta, Yellowstone National St. Louis (Mo.) District Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Rusk, Saint Croix, Tay­ Park. The following counties in the State of lor, Trempealeau. Omaha (Neb.) District Illinois: Nashville (Tenn.) District Alexander, Bond, Calhoun, Clay, Clinton, The following counties in the State -of Crawford, Edwards, Effingham, Fayette, All counties in the State of Alabama Iowa: with the exception of Baldwin and Mo­ Franklin, Gallatin, Greene, Hamilton, Adair, Adams, Audubon, Carroll, Cass, Hardin, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jersey, bile; the entire State of Georgia and the Crawford, Fremont, Greene, Guthrie, Harri­ Johnson, Lawrence, Macoupin, Madison, following counties in the State of Tennes­ son, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pot­ Marion, Massac, Monroe, Montgomery, Mor­ tawattamie, Shelby, Taylor. gan, Perry, Pike, Pope, Pulaski, Randolph, see: Richland, St. Clair, Saline, Scott, Union, Wa­ Anderson, Bedford, Bledsoe, Blount, Brad­ The following counties in the State of bash, Washington, Wayne, White, William­ ley, Campbell, Cannon, Carter, Cheatham, Nebraska: son. Claiborne, Clay, Cocke, Coffee, Cumberland, Davidson, Ds Kalb, Dickson, Fentress, Frank­ Adams, Arthur, Blaine, Boone, Buffalo, The following counties in the State of Burt, Butler, Cass, Chase, Clay, Colfax, Cum­ Kentucky: lin, Giles, Grainger, Greene, Grundy, Ham­ ing, Dawson, Dodge, Douglas, Dundy, Fill­ blen, Hamilton, Hancock, Hawkins, Hickman, more, Franklin, Frontier, Furnas, Gage, Gar­ Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Crit­ Houston, Humphreys, Jackson, Jefferson, field, Gosper, Grant, Greeley, Hall, Hamilton, tenden, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livings­ Johnson, Knox, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Harlan, Hayes, Hitchcock, Hooker, Howard, ton, Lyon, McCracken, Marshall, Union. Loudon, McMinn, Macon, Marion, Marshall, Jefferson, Kearney, Keith, Lancaster, Lincoln, The following counties in the State of Maury, Meigs, Monroe, Montgomery, Moore, » Logan, Loup, McPherson, Madison, Merrick, Missouri: Morgan, Overton, Perry, Pickett, Polk, Put­ Nance, Nuckolls, Otoe, Perkins, Phelps, Platte, nam, Rhea, Roane, Robertson, Rutherford, Polk, Redwill, Saline, Sarpy, Saunders, Audrain, Bollinger, Boone, Butler, Calla­ Scott, Sequatchie, Sevier, Smith Stewart, Seward, Sherman, Stanton, Thayer, Thomas, way, Cape Girardeau, Carter, Cole, Crawford, Sullivan, Sumner, Trousdale, Unicoi, Union, Valley, Washington, Webster, Wheeler, York. Dent, Dunklin, Franklin, Gasconade, Iron, Van Buren Warren, Washington, Wayne. Jefferson, Lincoln, Madison, Maries, Marion, White, Williamson, Wilson. Peoria (III.) District Miller, Mississippi, Monroe, Montgomery, New Madrid, Osage, Pemiscot, Perry, Phelps, New Orleans (La.) District The following counties in the State of Illinois: Pike, Pulaski, Ralls, Reynolds, Ripley, St. Mobile and Baldwin counties in the Charles, St. Francois, St. Louis, Ste. Gene­ State of Alabama; the entire State of Adams, Brown, Bureau, Cass, Champaign, vieve, Scott, Stoddard, Warren, Washington, Christian, Coles, Cumberland, De Witt, Doug­ Wayne. Florida; the entire State of Louisiana; las, Ford, Fulton, Hancock, Henderson, Henry, and the following counties in the State Knox, Livingston, Logan, \ McDonough, And the City of St. Louis, Mo. of Mississippi: McLean, Macon, Marshall, Mason, Menard, San Francisco (Calif.) District Adams, Amite, Claiborne, Clarke, Copiah, Mercer, Moultrie, Peoria, Piatt, Putnam, San­ Covington, Forrest, Franklin, George, Greene, gamon, Schuyler, Shelby, Stark, Tazewell, The entire State of Nevada; the fol­ Hancock, Harrison, Hinds, Issaquena, Jack- Vermilion, Warren, Woodford. lowing counties in the State of Cali­ son, Jasper, Jefferson, Jefferson Davis, Jones, fornia: Philadelphia (Pa.) District Kemper, Lamar, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Leake, Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Lincoln, Madison, Marion, Neshoba, Newton, The entire State of Delaware; the fol­ Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, Eldorado, Pearl River, Perry, Pike, Rankin, Scott, Sharkey, Simpson, Smith, Stone, Walthall, lowing counties in the State of New Jer­ Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Inyo, Kings, Lake, Warren, Wayne, Wilkinson, Yazoo, sey: Lassen, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, 7842 FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 27, 1945

Merced, Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Ne* Spokane (Wash.) District , cock, Hardin, Harrison, Henry, Holmes, vada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Benito, Huron, Jefferson, Knox, Lake, Lorain^ Lucas, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa The following counties In the State of Mahoning, Marion, Medina, Mercer, Morrow, Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Idaho: Ottawa, Paulding, Portage, Putnam, Rich­ Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Benewah, Bonner, Boundary, Clearwater, land, Sandusky, Seneca, Stark, Summit, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Yolo, Yuba. Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, Sho­ Trumbull, Tuscarawas, Van Wert, Wayne, Seattle (Wash.) District shone, Williams, Wood, Wyandot. The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State Washington: Montana: of Pennsylvania: Flathead, Granite, Lake, Lincoln, Mineral, Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Law­ Chelan, Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jef­ rence, Mercer, Venango, Washington, ferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Missoula, Powell, Ravalli, Sanders. Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, The following counties in the State of The following counties in the State of Thurston, Whatcom, Yakima. Washington: West Virginia: Sioux City (Iowa) District Adams, Douglas, Ferry, Grant, Lincoln, Brooke, Hancock, ‘Marshall, Ohio. Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, The following counties in the State of Whitman. Wichita (Kans.) District IowaL« Toledo (Ohio) District The following counties in the State of Buena Vista, Calhoun, Cherokee, Clay, ■¡Kansas: Dickinson, Emmet, Ida, Lyon, O’Brien, Osce­ The following counties in the State of ola, Palo Alto, Plymouth, Pocahontas, Sac, Michigan: Barber, Barton, Butler, Chase, Chautauqua, Sioux, Woodbury. Clark, Comanche, Cowley, Edwards, Elk, Alcona, Allegan, Alpena, Antrim, Arenac, Finney, Ford, Grant, Gray, Greeley, Green­ The following counties in the State of Barry, Bay, Benzie, Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, wood, Hamilton, Harper, Harvey, Haskell, Nebraska: Cass, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Clare, Clinton, Hodgeman, Kearny, Kingman, Kiowa, Lane, Crawford, Eaton, Emmet, Genesee, Gladwin, McPherson, Marion, Meade, Morton, Ness, * Antelope, Box Butte, Boyd, Brown, Cedar, Grand Traverse, Gratiot, Hillsdale, Huron, Pawnee, Pratt, Reno, Rice, Rush, Scott, Sedg­ Cherry, Dakota, Dawes, Dixon, Holt, Keya Ingham. Ionia, Iosco, Isabella, Jackson, Kala­ wick, Seward, Stafford, Stanton, Stevents, Paha, Knox, Pierce, Rock, Sheridan, Sioux, mazoo, Kalkaska, Kent, Lake, Lapeer, Lee­ Sumner, Wichita, Thurston, Wayne. lanau, Lenawee, Livingston, Macomb, Man­ This order shall become effective June The following counties in the State of istee, Mason, Mescosta, Midland, Missaukee, 30, 1945. South Dakota: Monroe, Montcalm, Montmorency, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oakland, Oceana, Ogemaw, Osceola, (39 Stat. 482, 485; 54 Stat. 765 ; 7 U. S. C. Aurora, Beadle, Bennett, Bon Homme, Oscoda, Otsego, Ottawa, Presque Isle, Ros­ Brookings, Brule, Buffalo, Butte, Charles Mix, common, Saginaw, St. Clair, St. Joseph, Sani­ 1940 ed. 71-87; E.O. 9280, 7 F.R. 10179; Clay, Custer, Davison, Douglas, Fall River, lac, Shiawassee, Tuscola, Van Buren, Wash­ E.O. 9322, 8 F.R. 3807; E.O. 9334, 8 F.R. Gregory, Haakon, Hand, Hanson, Hughes, tenaw, Wayne, Wexford. 5423; E.O. 9392, 8 F.R. 14783) Hutchinson, Hyde, Jackson, Jerauld, Jones, Issued this 22d day of June 1945. Kingsbury, Lake, Lawrence, Lincoln, Lyman, The following counties in the State of McCook, Meade, Mellette, Miner, Minnehaha, Ohio: C. W. Kitchen, Moody, Pennington, Sanborn, Shannon, Stan­ Allen, Ashland, Ashtabula, Auglaize, Car- Director of Marketing Services. ley, Sully, Todd, Tripp, Turner, Union, Wash- roll, Columbiana, Coshocton, Crawford, Cuya­ [F. R. Doc. 45-11116; Filed, June 23, 1945; abaugh, Washington, Yankton. hoga, Defiance, Erie, Fulton, Geauga, Han- 11:09 a. m.]